Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-10
NEWS NOTES.

| James Smith was arrested yesterday
for indecent exposure.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church will
be dedicated at Pasadena tonight.
Frank Clark was brought to the police
station yesterday on charge of bat
| terry.
Samuel Hill, native of Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship yesterday by
Judge Van Dyke.
At the Cathedral this morning,
Mozart's Ninth Mass, with additions, will
be rendered, under the direction of Prof.
A. g. Gardner.
Two men who disturbed the peace of
Pomona, are tolanguish for ten days each
in the County Jail.
F. A. Schmitz disturbed the peace of
Santa Ana, and was sent up to the
County Jail for go days.
Daniel Houter, charged with making
off with buggy, was tried before JUS
day afternoon.
G. s. Petit was on trial before Justice
Austin, yesterday, for the second offense
of petty larceny. The caee was con-
tinued till Monday.
Lottie Williams is still in Jail, and will
remain there for six months. The writ
of habeas corpus failed and she could not
raise the necessary bail.
Massasoit Tribe No. SO, Independent
Order Red Men, will give literary and
musical entertainment next Monday
evening at their hall, No. % North
Main street.
A. M. Scott, who fourished a revolver
in the midst of row IN which he be-
came involved over in Boyle Heights
was tried yesterday before Justice Austin
and fined $25.
Joseph Mossier, the Frenchman who
exposed his person on Commercial street
several days ago, was sentenced yester-
day to $50 days in the County Jail by
Justice Austin.
Fong Gong menaced Mrs. Abbott with
hammer yesterday morning and was
arrested on the charge of assault. JUS
tice Lockwood sentenced him to spend
ten days in jail.
It is understood that Hon. Thomas 3.
Brown, who is the attorney of ex Chief
Cuddy, will carry the case of his client
up to the United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. Brown feels certain OF success.
A pair of trousers in a room in lodg-
ing house WAS the object that attracted
John Higgins in, and he was held to an
swer yesterday to the charge of burglary,
by Justice Austin, at bail of 81 900.
The detectives searched the room OF
All Luck, the half crazy Chinese thief
and found three trunks full of valuable
articles. A quantity of silver was recov-
cred, for the most part the property OF
Judge Smith.
The contractor, Hahnle, who acciden-
tally got into the wrong room a few
nights ago, was examined by Justice
Lockwood yesterday on the charge of
burglary. The examination was a mere
formality and the man was discharged
on the statement of the case.
Two of the gambling fraternity, Louis
Rickabaugh and Louis Goodfriend APP
peared in Justice Savage's Court yester-
day. Rickabaugh charges Goodfriend
with having borrowed 500 from him ON
false pretenses. The borrower was
arraigned and his bail fixed at $3.50.
A horse attached to buggy ran away
down Spring street yesterday about 4
O'Clock. There were three people in the
buggy, and as it turned the corner into
Second street it upset, and they were
thrown out. The lady and gentleman
escaped unhurt. but the boy who was
with them had bone in his wrist
broken.
A we'll known "mac" by the name of
Nike Riley was arrested yesterday and
sent to the County Jail to serve out an
old sentence. He was tried last summer
on the charge of vagrancy and was sem
fenced to ninety days in the County Jail.
Sentence was suspended pending mo-
ton for new trial and in the meantime
Riley jumped his bond. Yesterday he
was seen in the city and was captured.
A jury in Judge Cheney's court yes
terday brought in verdict of not guilty
in the case of Alphonse May. He was
charged with assault with intent to mur.
der, the object of his attack being his for
mer wife. The affair took place last
October, and May has been in jail ever
since. No evidence was adduced to show
that May was more to blame in the mat
ter than was the woman herself, and on
the verdict OF the jury he was dis
charged.
No Surf or SI1ngarees
In the placid waters of the Bay at Catalina.