Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-30
NEWS NO TEs.

The charge of malicious mischief
against one Lazarovitch was dismissed
by Justice Savage yesterday.
w. A. stratton was found guilty of vi
olating the street ordinance by Police
Judge Staunton yesterday, and fined $40.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church are
going to give the scholars OF Miss Boone's
Spanish school a little pleasure in the
wsy OF social entertainment on Satur-
day evening.
amounted to $751; ,455, and were &C in
number. OF these 20 were for more than
$1,000 each, and q were for nominal
considerations.
The case against s. D. snodgrass, who
is charged with petit larceny in stealing
billiard balls from Norman Keller, was
continued yesterday in Justice Lock
woods court until June 10Th.
A Main street barber was taken before
Justice Lockwood yesterday, to be tried
for battering bootblack. AS the boy
failed to appear the case against the
case against the barber was dismissed.
Annie Gerkens, daughter of Jacob
Gerkens, formerly Chief of Police of this
city, died yesterday. The funeral will
take place from the family residence, No.
8 Sotello street, to-day at 2P NJ.
On Sunday next Mr.. Geo. Grunmen-
ger will open his fine new pavilion in
the Santa Monica caf1on. Good music
will be in attendance, and preparations
are being made for good time.
Ah Duck was examined before Justice
Savage yesterday on the charge of bur-
glary. He stole watch from the rooms
of All Charlie on the 11th of this month.
He was held to answer on bond of
$500.
The A. O. II. and Young Mems Insti-
tutes Of this city are going to Pomona
next Sunday to assist in the dedication
OF the new Catholic church there. The
train will leave the Wolfskill depot at
9A.M.
Alvin McClellsnd, who stole gold
headed cane and some other articles out
of house few days ago, was examined
before Police Judge Staunton yesterday
ON the charge of burglary, He was held
to answer.
The regular weekly meeting of the
W. G. T. U. will be held on Friday, at
2 80 P. M at the Temperance Temple,
corner Fort and Temple streets. A full
attendance is expected, as the business
before the Home is of more than usual
importance.
W. J. Green, who is charged with
keeping an opium joint, appeared before
Police Judge Staunton yesterday and was
sente need to pay fine of $50. His at
torney moved for a new trial, but the
motion was denied.
M. Zuretti and E. Destry, charged with
disturbing the peace, were taken before
Police Judge Staunton yesterday. Zu-
retti pleaded guilty, and was fined S..
The case sgaingt Destry was continued
until June 4tn, at 2 80.
M. Mitchell was arraigned before JUS
tice Savage yesterday and accused OF
making an assault with whip handle
upon little Willie Dohs, the son of Fred
Dohs. The offense is said to have been
committed on the 30th of April.
James Nevil was are ested yesterday
on charge of battery. The complain
ing witness is John Petite. There was
some sort OF row on the Downey
bridge laet Sunday, in which Nevil is
said to have pitched into Petite. He will
be tried before Police Judge Staunton on
Friday.
K. Hassen was sentenced by Justice
Lockwood, yesterday, to pay fine of S.
E. L IsaturhaI ha nf Nnra.
mercial street. He was tried several
DAYS ago. Since the trial he has managed
to get into difficulties with another OF his
neighbors, Ralph Demorest, and a new
complaint for the same offense was sworn
out against him yesterday.
At the Church OF the Ascension, ST..
Louis street, near Brooklyn avenue,
Boyle Heights. today Thursday being
the Feast of the Ascension, there will be
divine service at IL A. NJ, with celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion; celebrant,
Rev. Thos. w. Haskins, assisted by Rev.
D. III. Mackenzie, pastor.
The Catholic Church at Pomona is to
be dedicated Sunday, and all members
of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians are
requested to meet at their hall at 7 80 A.
M, to 90 to Pomona and assist in the
dedication of the church. The train
leaves the Wolfskill depot at o'clock.
The regular meeting has been postponed
until Sunday, June 9th.
A very quiet wedding took place in Oak.
land on Friday last. The contracting
parties were Miss Annie Low, of Los
Angeles, and P. L. Castagnino, Of the
firm of P. L. Castagnino & Co., contract