Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-28
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
An ice-cream social will be held to-
night at Plymouth Church.
The Woman Suffrage Association will
meet at 4O7 West Second street, this
afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
E. G. Lenk, of Anaheim, is in the
County Jail for twenty days by reason of
q petit larceny which he committed.
Stanton Post, No. So, will meet on
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock, and
proceed at 9 O'Clock to Rosedale Gene
terry.
Robert Scott, James Doyle and Thomas
Williams, vagrants from Lancaster, were
brought to the County Jail yesterday to
serve out ten days each.
Mr.. Eugene Maxwell, who returned on
Sunday evening from his two days. fish
ing trip at the Piru, claims a record of
220 trout for the occasion.
John Murphy was tried for battery by
Police Judge Stanton yesterday. He was
sentenced to ten days in the chaingang
and the sentence suspended.
1. Cantor, who is charged with having
stolen q watch from Mrs. K. Ferner, was
taken before Justice Savage yesterday
and his trial set for June 1st.
The case of ]. B. King, charged with
opening his wife's letters, was trans
ferred to the Northern District yesterday
in the United States District Court.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $S6,SS4, and were 6S in
number. OF these Is were for more than
81 900 each, and "a were for nominal
considerations.
Arrangements have been made for
thoroughly sprinkling the street on
Wednesday night, between the terminus
of the car line on Vermont avenue and
the entrance to Rosedale Cemetery.
Mrs. Helen M. Cougar, the noted
lecturer, will speak at the Fort Street
M. E. Church tonight on "Aims and
Methods of the National Liquor League"
A special train will come up from Long
Beach.
Two suits in ejectment were com.
menced in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday, the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company vs.. Jesus Arsnjo,
and Drury Welcome VS.. VIM. R. Tolles
ct al.
Two negroes got into sharp fight on
Los Angeles street yesterday evening
about o'clock, and one of them cut the
other severely in the head. The injured
man refused to prosecute, and the other
managed to get away.
The Ludlam School of Oratory and
Arts has Incorporated. The capital stock
is $25 200, all of which has been SUBJ
scribed for. The principal stockholders
are Henry Ludlam, Alice E. Ludlam, w.
A. Pile and E. W. Little.
D. Gonzales, the man whom r. A.
Ling charges with having stolen the
windows from his office, was to have
been tried before Justice Savage yester-
day, but he failed to appear. His bail
was forfeited and an attachment issued.
Alvin Mcclellan, the man who is
charged with having entered house and
carried off gold-headed cane and ae.
volver, appeared in Police Judge STAN
toms court yesterday. The examination
was set for the Goth, and his bail fixed at
$500.
A complaint was sworn out yesterday
against John Morey, Jim Morey and
several others, all boys, who are charged
with malicious mischief. Moses Crane,
of Anderson street, declares that they
tore down his fence and then threatened
to throw rocks at him.
Caua~o1 81 seka 1o -
advantage in the Philharmonic Orches-
tra's rehearsal tonight, and amateurs
who can cope with the music of Haydn's
Creation and wish to take part, will be
assigned places at Gardner's Music Hall,
212 South Spring street.
Eugene Destry, the man who was ar
rested yesterday for disturbing the peace,
but who is also charged with attempting |
to lure young women to ruin, came be- |
fore Police Judge Stanton yesterday. |
His examination was set for the 29th, |
and his bail fixed at 81 ZOO.
The San Pedro Electric Light and |
Power Company has filed articles of in
The capital is $lO0, 900, one.
lalf of which has been subscribed for as
ollows: Hellman & Wildt, $5 900; E. E.
Peck, $35. 900; J. H. Dodson, SIS 900; r.
D. Sepulveda, $4,000; w. L. Crane,
Il, ZOO.
Charles Clark was tried for vagrancy
before Police Judge Stanton yesterday
md sentenced to spend thirty days on
the chain-gang. He declared that he
lad recently been at work for George K.
into. He was assured by the court that
| he could prove this statement the SEN
ence would be suspended.
Koppel Hassen, Commercial-street
merchant, was tried in Justice Lock-
Eood's court yesterday for disturbing the
eace and was found guilty. He made
remarks about the stock of
neighboring merchant. E. B. Moore,
ne of the witnesses, failed to appear
nd was sent for and fined $3.50. II
The concert and commencement exer-
ses of the Los Angeles Conservatory of