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~. En- Madrid circul6 el rumor que
consignsmos anicamente q titu!o de infor !.
naoion, relative 4 que el gobierEo aleman sc
hsHabs con tratos con el nuestro para tomsr
on arriendo, por oierto ndmero de afos, la
isa de lusdn, ,qnetau2o intacta nqestra eobo.
raula allh y dajandonos las Visayas, Minda.
naoy demas islas del arohipie ago; Afada.
Sc q a'esto es debido ell que yayan E. Manila
muohos bugues de Ia oseuadra gerrnsnics.
y ~. III s'Listin Mercanti" de esta
plaza dice CUE hay regular solicitud, de giroa
sobre Espsfa al Is por LOO ) sobre Lond,es
aSllsla e. n Y ssss 5ss
/. I Y -. Ha edo ospturado en- Ponce el de.
sertor de presidio Juan Manuel Rivera, au.
tor de muohss fechoriss. =,
Sa V9ndn barato unlote de cal. la
ss.ss =. drillos Y maderas del pals,
diriiirse a ,1 &
e-5 "A. RAUSCHENPLAT.b 4
- En- Areciho han tornado poseai6n
desus csrgoa el iaez municipal don jose
Cfivilles = el fiscal don Arturo Diaz.
~ Enles bafios de Coamo se estsn
aesperando de Paris uEos nueyos aparatos5 5qne
daran mayor inapcrtancia al ref ferido balnaa'
rio, ,'ss55zs s;&
~. Dice IN eolega del osste, one laa
GALES y puntos mks visibles de Is eiudsd Gel
Yaguex ae ven invadidas por oabros Ger.
dos, 4 ciencia y spaciepeis de Ia policfs que no
IS ensargs do oorregir este NAL.
~. NJ Ha ambarcado en- d vapor sOliads
Rodfiguss,s 4 81 oabano don GaiHarn,o Ruiz
que 30 hallaba On libsrtsd provisional con Is
condieidp preoiaa de abandonar el pals Ia
prinsra occasion que Sc ls presentaae.
Un amigo dc Catafio nos dice:
Aver, entire aeis y siete de su tsrde, corrfa
Juan Canbs por ID oarretsra do este pobla..
do, persegaiio por u qas llaman el andalus,
sqaien le apuntab con IN revolver al pare
esr cargsao, pesar de los gritos que slgu-
nas mnisres dshan pars evitar una desgrasia
Is eual hahrfa tenido lugar, 81 81 psrseguido
no entra de improviso en- 10 casa que habita
81 lss7ior Pastor, en- ouyo balloon 50 encontraba
ana de sys senoritas hijas. De este shecho pa
hliee tiene oonocimisnto toda Is po1iofn, sin
qua q sgEesor haya sido nj adn amonestsdo;
7 como 81 hs podido originar n,as de una
yfetima, creemos do uusstro deber lamar Ia
atenoi6n de las autoridaass acesoa de 10 oen
rrido, fin de syitar sobresaltos y, conhictos
en- 10 successive, Z Lao fsniliaa y yecinos que
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oomen con gusto por scr susiauoioso y nu-

conen con gusto por ser suslahcioso y nt-
tlitivo, 81 & s. =
Laa mujeres reo'uidas On ID caroel dor
mfan en- el suelo, que es dc piedta plastics y
el aehor Gaushier en- Ell soto, como .yicepre'
aidcnte dc Ia junta anxilisr do carcel dan
( do ouenta esta, .llam6 al arquitecto munich.
pal y 10 orden6 les hic:era camastros 4 aque
las desgraciadas. .. 20
Composici6a de GALES, fabrication de
fdos GASES eseuelas que son Las 'unicss que So
han lleyado & csbo, no obstsnte hSber Ggaraf
do antes do ahora partide en- los presupues'
tos oen este fin: =. @'
Instalsci6n de dos salss en- el hospital
Tricoche que apmenta en- cnsrenta camss Ell
auxilio que 80 presta los enfermos pobres.
CONSTRUCTION de ma sala do oftalmfs
encsrgando su direction = seryieio al aventa.
jado oouIista doctor don Guillerrno Wives.
keparacidn del departamento de la Sc
cretarfa del ayuntsmiento. Ess go '$..
Afrmado do dos Kilometres del camino
veoinal que eonduoe q Santa Isabel repara
cion del pueDte sObispos. -
Inodoro para Ia guardia della cArce'. ~
T. Variss reformss ca 81 Asiio de aieua1ca
mejorspdo el vestido y alimentsei6n de los
2 aailados, 6 irs.alando IN fsnnao baflo con
las condiciones que indi,a la oienoia para
eatablsoimientos do esta Glaze. 5's
Desagiis de la Caroel J hospitalea por,
medic de tsbog cana! subterrsneo, asrave-
sando toda la oiu1sd de Norte Sur, ejscu-
tsdo por 81 srquiteoto seflor Domenech.
Esta es, ain duaa, laobra mas simportante
que, en- question dc hygiene, ae ha heoho ca
Ponce on estos altimos amos. .
4. s. Reorganization del Cae-po De Bombsrcs
anmentando au personal y provey8ndole de
los enseres necssaries, j solieitando = of,te.
niendo del Ayuntsmiento ia creaci6n de una
\ brigada do aquel euarpo en- el barrio Playa
ylos f0ndos necesarios para So lnmediata
creseidn. a
Consigui6 el aeRof Gau.hier faesef vots =
da 10 suma de 900 pars Ia teiminao1on do
carretsra do Adjuntas. s. !. 4 ~ 81 4
Z sl entregar hoysla alealdfa, preeiss-
mente oil altimo dfa del eeondfnieo corFien.
To-, daia eerrado gu presupuesto- no ha
sucadsdo muchos afios ha-daja satikfa'
chss todas sus obligaeiones y ssrgos hasta
el dfa, = en- Gaia SIS, 900 para los gastos que
pnedan ocurrir por oonseeuencia de Ia guerra.
He ahf las simpstfas, geetiones y demos .
I TRACTION perfecta de las dotea que adornar,
como administrator de los intereses mun1eI. 4
pnles, al que hasta hoy ha eidoss alcalde de
Ponce, don Lufs Gauthier = Quesada, en- 81
desempe1o de tan arduo j sspiBoso puesse.
sa Saludamos con respeto al ssfor Gsu.
thier, y aepa que Ponce siampre 10 oonside
sarA por su talento, Gus virtudes gu enta-
aiasmo por 81; progreso de esta terra.
Suyo aftmo. amigo, = r. sst
Junio 80 de 1898. -
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ia povola que han FORBADE los yankis

( Ia novola que han FORBADE los yankis
no.deja do ser interesante. s. ~ NE;
4 Dieen que Grandall estaba preso con eli
nombre supuesto do Escandsro '.>
al lmorir ha confesado one el general
'Weylar leiofden6s sqpS oolocase torpedos en-
.el puerto do Ia Habana.
Los siniestros, ,tfshajos duraron un afio.
Grsndall los practicable de noche, apro-
yechando aqaelles en- que no haefa luna, ....
Ha manifestado GrsndAll que las minss
submarines sc construyeron an 1ngisterra
j los torEelos en- Italia.
Terminaaa ID instalaci6n, Grandsll levan.
to un plano que renitid, al general Weyler,
Este lc ordeno que se colocara una nina
euplementaria cetca de Ia boya sumero 4,
donds aneaba Ell sMains,, asf Sc hizo. 81,
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Suicide del supHssto autor
do Ia Voladula del a.Maina'

los peri6dicosde Madrid y los do Wa
shington publican exssnsos detalles de 10
musrte de Carlos Grandall, & gHisn spponen
autor de Ia explosion del aooraxado sMainc,.
Carlos Grandall saha euioiaado en- la
carcal de Washington.
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El bombsrdeo solo sirye para intinidar
{ los debiles cobardea, pues aus efeesos en-
nuestios tiempos son casi nuIos. Una bae-:
ma prueba estA en- 81 resiente dc Santiago de
Cubs, en- donde para csusarnos unas 40 ba--
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AlmaceIl Y Iibrelia do QIlnpIo Otelq.

Calls de Atocha Ponas. Zoo. -Lsy.S
bach Tn Ballo, Op. Sc, Fantssfa. no psso
= 8 scentaVos. Herman. Op. Fantasia
IN peso 70 centayos. Nooturno, 10 on. ali
90 centayos. Idem 90. idem i. I'M peso ID
centavos. lien 80. idem a5, % oentayoa.
lem 4o. idem SO, 30 Gsntayos. Idem Eo.
slaem 80, 90 nentaYos. Idem SO. idem gl, ]
m peso Is 3'ctvss. stsls Conideale, 0p. l75,
Fantasia, 90 centayos. Lncafa, 90. lsS,
Fantasia, 81 I.ls. Aida, Op, 1853, Fsntssfa,
s5 eentsYos. Tfavista, Op. l6o, Fintasfs,
s. -centayos. Rigoleto, or. Iga, Fantatia,
75 centayos. JoDe. Op. 80, Fantasfa, 1k
oentayca. sonambulA or, ls7, Fantasfa,
soe csntavos.
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saslsnier arns, 'pAnsaizos 8 siete oueros,
ssserss de ouslsuier prssedsnsis, picsdu-
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The herald., 1898-05-18

Reuters kilograms. the Direct. and
Mackay's cables supply the reading and
commercial public on this side of the At
lantic with faithful news. They almost
invariably coincide in accuracy IN speed OF
arrival, and the special" cablegrams In
the papers differ little from those sent out
by the Associated Press. Ocean commune
cation with the other side has also received
immense impetus through the improvement
of steam vessels, and the increase Of their
size and motive power. Passengers across
the Atlantic are, in spite of splendid accom-
modations and the lessened vibration by
improvement in the hull of steam vessels,
always liable to seasickness. The nausea
which this complaint produces is invariably
durable with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which qulets and invigorates the stomach
and relieves biliousness and an irregular
state Of the bowels. Malaria and the dis
orders caused by changes Of climate, ex-
posture in Indictment weather and unusual
diet are also remedied by this useful COM
panfon of the travelling tourist.
The herald., 1898-05-18
DEc1DUoUs FRUIT GROWERS
Central Association Organized at the
Convention Yesterday

The cooperative movement of the de-
ciduous fruit growers of Southern Califor-
MIA takes final and formal shape. The con-
vention called for the purpose of incorpo-
ration of the Central Deciduous Fruit as
ISOLATION met yesterday in the chamber of
commerce, Prof. A. r. Sprague in the
chair. The list of delegates from the sew
eral associations was approved and the
convention proceeded at once to adopt ar
ticles of incorporation and bylaws. The
proceedings were marked by full discus
sion followed by almost unanimous action
in every case.
The temporary organization of the board
resulted in the election of A. R. Sprague
president. M. o. Randall, Lamanda Park,
secretary; directors: J. B. Neff. Anaheim
Robert Dunn, Fillmore; F. A. Bliss, Du-
arte; Morton Haig. San Gabriel; A. L.
Schof1eld. Lamanda Park; w. II. Schure-
man. North Pomona; J. A. Brown, Helmet
Chas. E. Tebbetts, Pasadena; ]. NJ. Gun
nett, Burbank.
The first regular meeting of the board Of
directors will occur Immediately after the
return of the articles of Incorporation
from the secretary of state. probably with
in ten days, by call of the president 1t is
expected that at this time there may be
some change in the directorate to permit
representations of associations not repre-
scented yesterday and that important ac-
ton will be taken providing for organic
ing the work Of marketing the fruit crop
of the present year. All fruit growers are
to be congratulated on bringing forward
this movement to completion. Several as
sociations waiting to see what would be
done at this meeting will now proceed to
organize.
The herald., 1898-05-18
WAS DISCOURAGED
A Street Walker Takes Corrosive Sub
Innate but Her Life Was Saved

Ida True, prostitute, who walks Spring
and Main streets nightly, and who sup
ports out of her earnings a mac by the
name of John e. johnson. attempted sui
eide yesterday evening at room IA of the
Willard, lodging house at 92S1s South
Spring street, by taking five tablets Of cor
rosive sublimate. DR.. Sill was called N
within a few minutes after the young wo-
man had swallowed the poison and by the
use of raw eggs and ipecac managed to
save her life although it looked for a
while as If she would die. In reply to ques-
lions as to the reason of her desperate act.
she said that she was discouraged. She
may have had quarrel with Johnson.
This fellow was not so very fortunate
himself, either. He went yesterday after
noon into sporting house on Main street
between Third and Fourth, kept by Mrs.
Ganahl and took canary bird. mao
named Bob, who is the lover Of an inma 20
of that establishment, went over to the
Willard at about O'Clock to get the canary.
and when johnson refused to give 1t up.
administered to him a fearful beating.
1t is possible that Ida True was despond-
ent because she was to be tried today in
the police court for soliciting. Some time
ago, while having a room on Main street,
she inveigled therein Joe Robbins. While
this young man was in the room Johnson
and another mac broke into 1t and gave
Robbins, severe thrashing, for which they
we're arrested and will be tried for bate: =
in the police court.
The herald., 1898-05-18
POLICE COURT NOTES
What Was Done by the City Justices
Yesterday

v. Gage pleaded guilty to having bat
tered his wife yesterday and Justice Nor
rison will sentence him this afternoon.
Eulojio Portillo, who was arrested by Of
ficer Talamantes on Monday on suspicion
Of having stolen a saddle horse Monday
will be arraigned before Justice Morrison
today on the charge Of grand larceny.
Eloisa Gonzales, the Alameda street
prostitute who disturbed the peace of ].
Stewart, a former lover, and his wife, was
before Justice Morrison. but as she was
not ready for trial, the case was continued
until the 9th.
The arson and battery cases against l..
Rehwald, the Fifth street shoemaker, who
was charged with expressing reasonable
sentiments about the Maine, were con-
tinucd until the 23rd by Justice Morrison.
Charles Bassett was fined 81 without al
tentative for fast driving by Justice Nor
rison.
George Brown and Roy Richie, two OF
tho trio who were arrested on suspicion of
having had hand In the recent holdups,
pleaded guilty to .vagrancy in Justice Nor
rison's court, and were given six-month
fioaters. The men showed that they had
nothing to do with the robberies. but as
the prisoners were worthless pair, the
Officers took this means of getting rid Of
them
Justice Morrison set the three embezzle-
The herald., 1898-05-18
Guinea Pigs in Court

A couple OF guinea pigs were the evidence
in a case in Justice Morrison's court yes
terday. H. II. Reich Of Buena Vista
street, has been missing pigeons, and var
ious sorts of pets, and finally when he lost
a pair of guinea pigs he decided that some
action should be taken and after an IN
vestigation thought he had discovered
them in the possession of Thomas Smith, 4
14-year-old boy who resides with his par
ents on Elmira street. Reich got search
warrant issued for the pets and Deputy
Constable Joe Mugnemi served the paper
and took possession of the animals. Young
Smith proved to the satisfaction Of the
court that he had purchased the pigs and he
was awarded their custody.
The herald., 1898-05-18
AMERICAN BOY" FUND
Handsome Certificates for the City's
Children

The school children of Los Angeles who
have contributed to fund for building a
battleship to replace the Maine, are to be
given q certificate that will be valuable
as a memento as Ions as they live. AS far
as known, this Is exclusively Los An
geles idea, and 1t originated in the mind
of Stanley Richmond, secretary of the
| Rosedale Cemetery association. Mr.. Rich
mond requested Professor Foshay to write
| receipt for his children signed with his
name, as superintendent of schools While
Professor Foshay was writing Mr.. Rich
mond suggested that 1t would be good
idea to get up certificate that the chill
dren would preserve as memento Of the
time and occasion. Mr.. Foshay put on his
thinking cap and the certificates recently
| received from the printers and engravers
| is the result.
The certificate is 5xS inches surrounded
by a border; on the left side the flag is
printed in colors with gold fringe on the
edge. On the upper right hand corner is
an engraving of the Maine, taken from a
photograph of the battleship Immediately
before she sailed for Havana on her fatal
trip. Between the pictures are the words
Los Angeles City Public Schools" fol-
| tify that is a contributor to the
fund for the purpose of building battle
ship to take the place of the Maine, de-
stroyed in Havana harbor February 10,
1885," with the signatures of teachers and
principal. Mr.. Richmond has volunteered
to fill in the 1900 names of the contrib
utors.
So many inquiries have come in to Pro-
fessor Foshay about the certificates from
outlying towns. that he has sent copies to
all the county superintendent of Southern
California. notifying them that they can
be obtained in Los Angeles at small cost
Up to the present over $500 has been re-
ceived from eleven schools, and in some
of them every child in the room gave
| something toward the battleship. In some
instances parents contribute for children
they have recently lost, and again the
small brothers and sisters too young to go
to school want to help, and all have been
allowed to help build the children ship.
Every child will receive a certificate.
whether the amount given liz l cent or
more.
The herald., 1898-05-18
Restaurant Mems Quarrel

c. Florio Antonovich yesterday sued
Florio Antonovich and John Jangrovich.
his partners, for an accounting. the disso-
luton of the partnership Of Antonovich &
Co., restaurateurs. at 316 North Main
street. in the establishment known as the
Queen restaurant, and for the appointment
Of receiver. On March plaintiff was
fired bodily out Of the place by his part
ners because he wanted to have a settle
ment and since then he has been kept out.
He claims that they are about to move to
the Klondike and fears that they will keep
all the money and dispose Of the property
without giving him anything.
The herald., 1898-05-18
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday from the office of the
county clerk:
william H. Sellers, age &c. native of Mis-
souri,, a resident of this city. and Louisa A.
Morgan, age SO, native Of Ohio, resident
of San Diego.
George P. WEIGH. IS, California, and Hat
tie Hogaboom, IS. Missouri, residents of this
city.
Elmer E. Elliott, 20, Illinois, resident of
Compton, and Margaret F. Cook, %, Cali
fornia, a resident of this city.
Carlton F. Clapp, 26. New Hampshire
and Alice 8. Cook, "a, Wisconsin, residents
of Covina.
Herman A. Hackbart, "a, Wisconsin, a
resident of Pasadena, and Helen braves
Is, Minnesota, resident of Lamanda Park
The herald., 1898-05-18
SUDDEN D1sMIssALs
Deputy County Assessors and Copyists
Who Are Very Disguised

Who Are Very Disguised
A large number of deputy assessors and
copyists in the county assessors office
have been let out within the last two days.
owing to the fact that the yearly appro-
priation of $34, $50 allowed by the state for
the making up of the assessment books IS
running low in proportion to the work
achieved. In consequence of this the per-
sons discharged have been registering
complaints In the courthouse corridor. 10
all who wanted to hear them. Finally,
yesterday afternoon, the matter came to
the ears of the board of supervisors, WHO
summoned Chief Deputy Assessor Lowe,
In the absence of Assessor Theodore sum
merland, who Is away. to confer with
them. So far as could be learned, the
Interview having taken place i'll the exec
utive chamber, Mr.. Lowe told the SUPER
visors that there was ample money Oh
hand to complete the books on time
Being questioned in refernce to the sud-
den dismissals, the chief deputy said to
Herald reporter:
Business has been coming IN very Slow
ly for some few days past, and 1t was a
mere business matter that compelled Mr..
Summerland to drop the large number of
employees that he did. 1 discharged them
Indirectly only, for the assessor himself
selected the names, and 1 only did his
bidding.
1.-The appropriations for our department
has little balance to it, ana that wos an
other motive for cutting down the force.
So far as l am aware politics did nos play
a part, and was not considered. We have
at present between twenty-five and
thirty clerks, and these are enough to
conduct what business there is. Otheis
will not be taken on until there ic justifica-
ton for it-but then, the assessor himself
attends to that part of the Office
The herald., 1898-05-18
BENEFIT POSTPONED
Company F Will Give Its Entertain
ment Tomorrow Night

To increase the attractiveness Of the pro-
gram in benefit of gallant Company o,
that event has been postponed until Thurs
day evening so that arriving dramatic
companies may be drawn upon for their
talent to further enhance the occasion.
Company F. now at San Francisco. did
much to establish and maintain the So
cial prestige of the National Guards and
armory of Los Angeles, and now that they
have gone to the front at their country s
call the hundreds of friends here feel that
something should be done to aid them per-
sonally.
A great effort is being made to make
this benefit something that Los Angeles
may be proud of in the way of appreciation
for her boys in blue.
Tickets will be on sale at all music
stores,
The herald., 1898-05-18


HERZBERG-At the residence Of her
daughter, in West Alhambra. May 16
1898, Mrs. Mary A. Carlton Herzberg
mother of Mrs. w. R. Fortune of West
Alhambra, Mrs. B. F. Rogers of San
Francisco, and Mss Mariana Herzberg
native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, aged
68 years.
Funeral today wednesday,. May 18th
at 10 o'clock a. m. from residence of her
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Fortune, West AL
hambra.
HOLTON-At family residence, No. 227
South Bunker Hill avenue, May II, 1898
at 6 p. M. Elcy c., only daughter OF
Geo. M. Holton, deputy district attor-
ney.
Funeral notice later.
RHODES-At her late residence, No. 81;
West Twenty-third street, May 16, 1898
Mrs. Lydia g. Rhodes, aged u years
Funeral notice later
The herald., 1898-05-18

letter Of the 21st ult.. concerning protec
ton to the coast In the neighborhood o.
Los Angeles. There are in the Pacih,
squadron about fifteen vessels Of differen
size and Importance. which are considered
to be enough for the purpose Of cruislns
upon the coast to drive off possible Spanish
cruisers. 1t Is thought that these. with ;
few lookout tugs, II necessary, will b,
SUFFICIENT for the purposes of the Pacif,
coast at present"
Another from Secretary Long dated Ma,
6 says: 1.-The department is in receipt o.
your letter of the 21st ultimo, conveying
the resolutions adopted by the board of dl
rectors of the chamber of commerce o.
Los Angeles relative to the defense of tn,
coast of California. The matter was re
ferred to the naval war board. which re-
ports that the commander-in-chief Of thu
Pacific station has been instructed in re-
gard to the general subject of the Pacifi,
coast defense"
Senator White writes concerning tn,
coast defense on May IL: This matter was
several days ago laid before the depart
ment and we are informed and have NJ
doubt the information is correct, that ev.
iye'i"e 20 oens "o.e INC. -. .S
VIII permit Ing o.aceie s.a'e 'na' the.
are iooAins ou. Aol 'ie "no,e country AM
GOVERNS 'ne s''ua'ion as '"o,ousn'y a.
placheaoie
senator renn"s =" ."e sa"e ua.e WIZ
copy of resolutions of the chamber of com.
merce asking government recognition of q
number of coast defense artillery com.
pahies' 10 a. "anu nav A. ~
'ne seo.e'aiy -, wa ~ ,'s
oe'"'s "se". ~" o .,e',.
o '.s,,' inns '"e Do' re .os
ms - .ne ~ aa' w &C.," Lev. -, 80 -.
woiA' nave o"i spa az o." ~Au ~
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The herald., 1898-05-18
Hack Drivers Fight

Deputy Constable Menzer arrested Frank
Evans and Ben Appling yesterday on war;
rants charging them with battery. They
were arraigned before Justice Morrison.
who set the cases for the 25th. Both Of the
men are hack drivers, and Dick Roberts,
another Jehu, is the complaining witness.
1t appears that the men got into fight
over a load. A call was sent to Evans from
Puggie Lorraine's house on Also street for
hack, but Roberts is alleged to have go;
hold of the telephone and rushed off In
answer and got the people instead OF
Evans. Evans and Appling are alleged &c
have followed him up later and given him q
terrible beating as payment for his enter
prise.
The herald., 1898-05-18
Asking Lawyers for Money

Mrs. Raquela Cuccia, executrix Of the
will of Conception de Braun, has COM
menced suit against r. and H. L. Dumb
gan. attorneys-at-law, for an accounting.
She alleges that they collected rents on
lot 2, block IS. Ord's survey belonging t.
Mrs. Brauns estate. as its agents, from
1895 until month ago and that they have
failed to account for the moneys collected
exceeding $780, Mrs. Cuccia states that the
Dunnigans received from Mrs. Sepulveda
$500 and from the estate of Miguel Leonis
$240, which should have been turned owe.
to her but were not.