Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-23
Local News Notes.

The receipt is acknowledged of invita-
II. B. Sargent, who stays at the St. Charles
Hotel, has found small breastpin.
tions to the grand ball to be given by the
Y. NJ. U. at Turnverein Hall on Monday,
November 1st
A blue lap robe was stolen yesterday from
J. J. Mellus' buggy in front of his office, 2s4
n. Main street. IL is mark d with a who
stamped on one side.
Judge Brunson yesterday ordered the
discharge of A. ]. Harrington, who was
thought to be insane. his examination hav-
ing proved the contrary.
At a recent centennial given to the grand
father of Jotham and Lewellyn Bixby,
down in Maine, the Bixby genealogy was
read and showed that one hundred of the
family were now on the Pacific Coast.
An excursion train will be run by the c..
8. r. R., from Riverside to San Bernardino
this evening to accommodate those persons
who desire to hear Hon Pat Reddy, the
Democratic orator, on that evening at the
Opera House.
A very handsome design for the ceiling
Of Knight Templars Hail, in the Bryson
Block, at the corner oil First and Spring
streets, painted by Romeo Berra. architect
ural designer, has been accepted by the
knights. 1t represents the blue sky with
OF appropriate Masonic pictures.
officer w. A. Bosqui. the efficient trailer
of opium fends, was yesterday arrested on
the complaint of Aaron Abbott, a hitter of
the pipe, who says that Bosqui choked him
at the time he arrested him for his last of
fense. few days ago. The officer claims
that his action was unavoidable in order to
secure his prisoner. The case will be tried
next Tuesday by Justice Ranney.
The third annual bali of Union No. Sc
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America, takes place next Friday evening
at the New Armory Hall, South Main street.
Doh's orchestra furnishes the music.
Byron Rowan, of San Bernardino, has
written to the Coroner to obtain the de-
scription of colored man who was killed
about two months ago by the cars near Ian
caster whilst riding brakebeam. He is
afraid that the man was his brother in-law
who was travelling that way to ruiare.
Some parties broke into the house OF VIM.
McLain, on Third street, between Fort and
Hill. yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, by
side window, breaking a wire screen. They
got IS and gold ring, overlooking $500 in
money which was in the same room. They
examined the silverware, but left 1t behind
as it was plated.
The telephone company were obliged to
suspend all operations yesterday evening.
between and O'Clock, owing to the elee-
trio light wires having in some manner
crossed their wires, by which the telephone
switchboard was burned.
There will be meeting at o'clock to-
night, at NJ. T. Collins office, at which
business of importance connected with the
levee on the west side of the river, between
First and Macy Streets will be transacted.
The writ OF habeas corpus OF Chas.
White, who was sent here for trial from the
Monte for burglary and the larceny of a
shotgun O few days ago, was heard and
granted yesterday by Judge Cheney. The
defendant was discharged.
Mrs. Cicotte aud Mrs. Wilson, the ladies
who were so improperly turned out of their
rooms at II. D. Barrows' lodging house at
400 Main street, couple. of days ago, an ac-
count OF which appeared In yesterday S
HERALD, have instructed Moye Wicks, Esq
to bring suit for damages against Barrows.
Somebody stole two pairs of new pants,
several shirts and all the bed clothes out of
one of the rooms of the Congress Lodging
House, on San Fernando street, at o'clock
last night, and escaped without being de-
tected.
rough looking young fellow was ar
rested at the Congress Lodging House, near
the new depot, last night at II O'Clock, tor
disorderly conduct He insisted upon be.
ing given a room, and when they refused
him wanted to fight. He gave the alias OF
Louis Blackburn, and said he was railroad
man. He was arrested tie night before.
under the name of Harry T Chambers, for
being drunk. On the way to the station he
destroyed letter on which his real name
was written.