Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-07
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evening at No. II North Main street.
There will be services this evening at
the Synagogue, and tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The semi-annual meeting of the Lad
les Benevolent Society will meet this
afternoon, June 9TH, at 80 P. M, at
Pythian Hall, South Spring street.
The Downey Cemetery Association hae
incorporated with J =. H. Cooke, Geo. E
Skidmore, w. II. Pendleton, 7. S.
Cheney and w. FL. Steele as directors.
A complaint was filed against Anselmo
Contreras, yesterday, in Justice Lock
woods court, charging him with having
committed battery upon Manuel Mon
tito.
The second annual calico party of John
A. Logan Post, G.. A. R., was given la3i
night at Turner Hall. It was a great
success and was thoroughly enjoyed by
those present.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $79.277, and were 65 in
number. OF these "a were for more than
$1,000 each, and IS we're for nominal
considerations.
A stack containing seventy tons of hay
burned at Brooklyn Heights yesterday.
It was the property of Mr.. Biitton, and
caught fire in some mysterious manner.
1t was insured for Sc per ton.
The only arrival at the County Jail,
yesterday, was Geo. Alderman, who was
brought up from Anaheim by Constable
Smythe of that place, to serve a sentence
of six days for indecent exposure.
A yacht race from the railroad wharf
at San Pedro to Point Vincent has been
arranged for Sunday next between the
yachts Caroline, Captain R. w. Sepul-
veda, and "Sylvia," Captain j. A. And
erson.
The undergraduates Of the Los Ange-
les College will give an entertainment at
Hazards Pavilion tonight, consisting OF
q gymnastic drill, elecution, etc. One
hundred and fifty young ladies to take
part in the entertainment
The cards are out for the marriage ct
the First Presbyterian Church, on We'd
nesday, June 10th, at 1890 O'Clock, OF
Miss Flora Cornelia Preston, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper N. Preston, of this
city.
The first steamer Of the P. and o. line
running to San Diego left China the first
of this month, and will get into San
Diego about the 18th. The Santa Fe
authorities are planning to get up an ex-
cursion to San Diego to celebrate the
event.
VIM. Spencer, a colored man, appeared
before Justice Lockwood yesterday for
arraignment upon a charge of battery
preferred by a tailor named j. Phillips.
His case was set for trial this morning at
1870 A. M, the defendant being released
upon a cash deposit in the sum of s25.
Mr.. Henry Lindley yesterday received
telegram stating that Mary Lindley,
who was at Boston with her father, DIR.
Walter Lindley, had died. DIR. Lindley
went East a short time since to examine
the Reform Schools there and report
the same to the Commission.
Miguel Leonis, the wealthy land
owner, who was the prosecuting witness
in the Goytino forgery case, is at the
French Hospital seriously ill. Leonis is
advanced in years, and the strain OF
trial appears to have been too much for
him. He is said to be delirious. 3 VI G N
In Justice Lockwood's Court yesterday
the case of John Cantor, charged with
hvxiug obtained $40 worth of playing
cards from J. H. F. Peck, by false pre-
lenses on the 10th OF April last, was dis
missed upon the payment Of costs by the
complaining witness, who acknowledged
full and entire satisfaction.
DIR. VIM. Lem. Wills, president, has
called meeting of the Los Angeles
County Medical Society for Friday, June
9TH, at 80 P. NJ, at the Hollenbeck.
DR.. F. T. Bicknell will give an interest
ing clinical history. A full attendance
ia requested and the members are all
urged to come prepared to relate cases
in their own experience.
The trial of w. A. Scott, who is charged
by B. J. Cook with having sold a gland
cred horse to G. Meinhardt, on the 10Th
of April last, knowing the same to be