Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-14
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The California Social Club will hold
dance in their hall on Main street on
Wednesday evening next.
1t is expected that the Grand Jury
will make partial report to-day, and
that the final report will be made within
ten days.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $S3, $40 and were IS in num-
Der. OF these, Is were for more than
$1,000 each and 81 we're for nominal con-
siderations.
Louis Silverstone, the opium-eating
crank who short time ago addressed
voluminous communication to the Mayor,
was taken to the County Jail yesterday
to be examined for insanity.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the musical people OF East Los Ange
les for their concert, to be given tomor-
row night in Moore's Hall, for the bene-
fit of the Seattle sufferers.
Robert Campbell, VINO is known as
"Three-Fingered Bob," was taken before
Justice Savage yesterday and informed
that he would be examined on a charge
of murder. He is the man who shot
Hugh Boyd, near Acton, last Saturday.
The colored people OF the city attended
q ball given by the Pickwick Club, a
social organization, in the Good Templars'
Hall, on Forth Main street. The enter
tainnent was given as compliment to
r. G. Owens, one of their members, who
is about to leave the city.
A. w. Mcconnell was tried yesterday
in Judge Cheney's court on a charge OF
burglary. He was charged with having
in April last, entered the house of l. L.
Jones, on Fort street, and with taking
found guilty and will be sentenced to-
morrow.
District Attorney Kelley has returned
an answer to the Board of Supervisors in
the matter of the claim OF Chief of Police
Burns, and to w. III. Russell, for 5000
each for the capture of murderers, that
the claim should not be allowed, as the
Board of Supervisors had no power in
1871 to offer any such reward.
An excursion for the benefit of the
food sufferers OF Pennsylvania will leave
the Southern Pacific Depot at 8 80 A. NJ,
Tuesday. 18th inst, for Catalina Island
Tickets 81 so. For sale at Hancock Ban
ning's office, No. 139 North Main street
and at room 10, Bryson Block. The
whole proceeds from the sale Of tickets to
go to the Relief Committee.
Mrs. Grayson, 2101s S. Spring street
yesterday sent three boxes of clothing
contributed by the public, to the Johns
town sufferers. She has now anothsl
box partially filled, and if further contri
buttons should come in today and tomor.
row, sha will be able TO send it for ard
at the beginning of next week.
The following answer has been sent tc
Messrs Gray, Frick, Unger and Prick
eve, the undersigned, accept your chal-
Ienge to shoot score of ten shot for the
championship medal OF Southern Cali.
fornia, said shoot to take place at the
Range Sunday, June 10Th, at pm.
Q. D. Platt, Emil Harris, Joe Linger,
VIM. Ginther."
The San Francisco Examiners prize, q
trip to Paris, was awarded to May Ayers
the pupil selected by the Hamilton public
school to compete with those selected by
the other schools for the prize. O1t OF a
possible 700 credits, May had 651R
Mays mother will accompany her to
Europe, and the Examiner will pay the
expenses of both there and back.
Rev. DR.. William Ormiston, a dis
tinguished New York divine, who arrived
here u few days ago, will address the
ladies of the Missionary Societies in this
city at the First Presbyterian Church
next Monday afternoon. DR.. Blake, OF
Scotland, will also be present and take
part in the proceedings. DR.. Ormiston