Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-21
NEWS NO lES.

There are eight women now confined
on various charges in the county Jail.
A benefit concert will be rendered Mrs.
L. Gould at Gardeners Hall on South
Spring Street.
Modesto Avila, Santa Ana Mexican
woman, is in the County Jail thirty days
for petty larceny.
James Campbell, charged with carry
ing concealed weapon, was tried in the
Police Court, yesterday, and sentenced
to forty days on the chaingang.
The case of'Wm. Phealan, charged
with an assault with deadly weapon,
came up in the Police Court yesterday,
and was continued until today.
Two Japs, known as Henry Yoster and
Charlie Jap, were tried in the Police
Court yesterday for being drunk and dis.
orderly and were fined So each.
There will be services at the Synagogue
this evening at 7 AS O'Clock, and on Sat
urdsy morning at 10 O'Clock Rev. A. Blum
will speak on judaism an Idea Divine. ;"
All Sam, a Chinaman, who WAS found
carrying an enormous revolver and sew
eral other weapons, was sentenced to
spend thirty days on the chain gang by
Police Judge Stanton yesterday.
The elevator man in the new Wilson
block has a cigar box, open at one end,
nailed inside the cage, and above it the
following inscription: drop cigar in
the slot and see the elevator run fast"
Mr.. ]. B. Quigley, OF the Burlington,
has received advices that the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy is doing bigger
passenger business now than it has ever
reached before in the history OF the road.
Gustave Blond, August Morcau and
Frank Justine vas tried in the Police
Court yesterday for vagrancy. Blond
was found not guilty. Morcau was SEN
fenced to fifteen days and Justine to
twenty on the chain gang.
In case pending before Judge Van
Dyke, a contention between steere and
Whitaker about livery stable, the fol-
lowing jury is trying the issue: Dan
Einstein, G. H. Haver, R. Eads, A. E.
Raines, M. Bennett, W. 7. East.
James Holey, James Irwin, and man
by the name of Johnson, were tried yes
terday afternoon by Justice Savage, and
all sent to the County Jail as vagrants.
Holey will suffer in durance ten days,
and the other two, fifteen days each.
The HERALD passed into the Commit
tee $12 yesterday, for the Johnstown
sufferers. The children of the Seventh
street public school sent through the
HERALD $40. The entire amount re-
ceived over our counter for the relief of
the Johnstown people is $140.
Robert Campbell, the man who killed
Hugh Boyd at Acton a couple of weeks
ago, was taken before Justice Savage
yesterday for preliminary examination.
1t was found that the complaint was in
correctly drawn, so it was withdrawn
and another substituted. The case was
continued until Saturday.
The Rev. N. Shversky, of San Fran
cisco, will officiate at the services this
evening at $50 o.. lock and Saturday
morning at 80 in the hall, No. IS N.
Spring street. All the Israelites of the
city, especially the members of the Hsl-
mud Turch are respectfully invited.
The following report has been made
by Mrs. George Broadbere, Secretary Of
the Flower Festival Society: Miscel-
laneous receipts from last festival, $5,-
297 .35 booth receipts, 80, ,6O5. AZ from ad-
vertising programme, $435; total, $9,-
1882; festival expense, 1921 85
society's indebtness, $2,979.73; balance
on hand, $118 "a.
Joseph ]. Hedges, an attorney, had an
order for his arrest issued in the Superior
Court yesterday. Hedges came in and
gave himself up. 1t appears that the
attorney is charged with attempting to
get witness wanted in one of the courts
to leave the country. The case comes
up from Santa Monica. Hedges, Of
course, is confident he can prove his
innocence, or he would not deliver him
self up.
A meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Ludlam School of Oratory and
Arts was held yesterday afternoon in the
Office of the State Loan and Trust Com
pany, at which the following officers
were elected: President of the Board of
Trustees, Major Bonebrake; Vice-Presi-
dent, Judge Redick; Secretary and
Treasurer, W. E. Pile. Prof. Henry
Ludlam was elected President of the in
stitution.
On motion of the District Attorney, the
case of the people against John Murray
ct al, charged with malicious mischief
by Moses Krane, was dismissed by JUS
tice King, acting for Justice Lockwood,
George Flood and Tony Linivich, the
defendants all being boys. They were
accused of having torn down fence. 1t
appeared from the evidence taken for the
prosecution that there was nothing in the
charge.