Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-10
NEWS NOTES.


of the Democratic County Central Com
mittee tonight of the Tammany Club.
The Sons of st. George gave one O
their delightful socials at the Good Tenn
plars Hall. yesterday evening.
The Los Angeles Band of Hope will
give an entertainment at the Fort-stree
M. E. Church on Friday night at sc
o'clock.
James Armstrong was arrested early
yesterday morning on the charge of petit
larceny. He was accused of having
made off with pair of shoes.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $2O2,715, and were 50 in
number. Of these 25 were for more
than 81 900 each, and SO were for nomin-
al considerations.
A very handsome floral design orna.
mented General Miles dinner table al
the Westminster, last night. 1t was 9
present from Mr.. Eli Snyder, of Second
street.
Ah Loni, a Chinaman, who was &C
cused of selling opium to white people
in other words, conducting a joint
pleaded guilty before Justice Austin yes
terdsy and was given thirty days.
John O'Brien while wrestling with g
friend on Alameda street last evening
broke his ankle, and was conveyed tc
the Police Station where DR.. Choate at
tended to the injury.
The ladies of Park Congregational
Church will give social at the wigwam
on Temple street, opposite Metcalf street
this evening. Ice cream and cake and a
pleasant evening promised all those who
attend
Robert Granville was picked up on
Main street, having whip and bag of
coffee in his possession, by Officer Ballou
yesterday. He was arrested on suspicion,
and the goods are now waiting an owner
at the station.
William Holland, professional thief,
who has been convicted number of
times in the courts of this and other
cities, was up for sentence before Justice
Austin yesterday and was given 200 days
in the county Jail.
Mayor Workman has received tele-
gram from Captain Barrett, at Atlantic
City, saying that the sewer system they
are inspecting exceeds expectation in
there and is enthusiastic over it.
A free concert will be given at the Fort
street M. E. Church under the auspices
of the Young Ladies Foreign Missionary
Society. "Under the Palms." by G. F.
Root, will be given by the choir, Choral
Society and singers of the Sabbath school.
An important joint meeting OF Ramona
Parlor 100 and Los Angeles Parlor No.
As will be held this evening in the N. S.
G. W. Hall. A large number of candi.
dates are to be initiated and business of
importance to both parlors will be trans
acted.
The spiritualists and other free-think-
ers will commence camp-meeting at
San Bernardino on the 18th to continue
over three Sundays. A number of we'll
known speakers and mediums are ex-
pected. Reduced rates for round-trip
tickets will be given by the railroads.
W. R. Smith was brought to the sta.
ton by Officer Rulo yesterday afternoon
and booked for carrying concealed
weapon. A witness presently appeared
who declared that the revolver carried
by Smith had been used in an assault
upon him short time before. Smith
was thereupon charged with an assault
with deadly weapon.
A barber by the name of w. F. Will
lard was brought up before Justice Austin
yesterday charged with having battered
his wife, Lizzie Willard. 1t is said that
the pair were involved in some sort of an
alteration about their child and that the
barber was considerably under the infu-
ence of liquor. October 18th was set for
the trial of the case and his bail was
fixed at 500.
J. s. Bernard, the man who was tried
short time ago on charge of robbing
the Wells-Fargo Express Company and
acquitted, was tried before Justin Austin
yesterday on the charge of disturbing a
public meeting and acquitted. The Pro-
hibitionist orator whom he was accused OF
interrupting appeared in his behalf to
testify that he had allowed the crowd to
ask any question they pleased and that
Bernard had not interrupted the meeting
by availing himself of the privilege.
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