Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-04
NEWS NOTES.

defeated the Universitys by score OF )
to L.
Mr.. G. E. Bolton will deliver two il
Illustrated lectures at the Pavilion on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, next,
for the benefit of the Sunday schools OF
the city.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $S0,52S, and were SO in
number. OF these Is were for more
than 81 900 each, and II were for NOM
inal considerations.
X. Hansen, the Commercial street
secondhand dealer, who is charged by
his neighbors with disturbing their
peace, was taken before Justice Lock-
wood yesterday. He was released on
his own recognizance to await trial.
The pistols that were used by Senator
David G. Broderick and Judge David S.
Terry are in Los Angeles, in the custody
of Mr.. II. B. Adams, of No. Is CONNER
cial street. A strong historical and
partizan interest attaches to these cele-
brated weapons.
A union celebration will be held al
5ummerland, near Santa Barbara, on the
18th, 18th and 18th instant. The occa-
sion will be the dedication of the New
colony, which will be established there.
Visitors will be present from several
points in the northern part of the State.
A fire took place yesterday morning in
the restaurant and lodging house at No.
12O East Second street. The upper
story of the building was entirely demol-
ished. The building belonged to man
by the name of freshman, and was in
sured for 5000. The damage is estimated
at about $500.
Miss Mamie Short, the popular elocu-
&ionist, is announced to give two enter
tainments at Ventura and Santa Barbara,
May 9th and 10th, respectively. Miss
Short will be accompanied by Miss
Mabel Astbury, the banjoist, formerly OF
New York. The Illinois Association
manages these entertainments.
A concert will be rendered to Professor
Arevalo on the 18th, by his friends. The
folio wing are the volunteers: Miss Liz
zie Hobbs, Miss Mabel Mcfarland, Sig.
norma Marchetti, Mrs. F. B. Tanning,
Mrs. DIR. Ramon, Mrs DR.. Beach, Sgnor
Carl Modini, Mr.. T. E. Rowan, Mr.. +. B.
Tanning, DR.. M. Fernandez, Mr.. Albert
N. Haw thorne, Professor j. 81. Bremen
and Professor A. j. Stamm.
Two Mexicans named Rafael Tala-
nantes and Francisco Gotta, each accom-
panied by his wife, appeared before JUS
tice Savage yesterday, on charge of dis
turbing the peace of one L. Tuoteema,
who lives at Gorabatus. The latter al
4eges in the complaint that these people
got into his house and took possession of
it, throwing him and his goods and chat
ties out of the door. The trial was set
for May 18th.
J. Fugitt, who was arrested Thursday
evening for beating woman named
Carrie Laughlin at No. 81 N. Main
street, was taken before Police Judge
Stanton yesterday. He was pat under
500 bonds, and next Tuesday was set
for his trial. When he was searched a
valuable ring was found III his possess
sion which, it is charged, he took from
the woman. A second complaint was
filed against him, this latter one for
petty larceny.
The charge of disturbing the peace,
brought Mrs. Thomas McGongle, of
Montreal street, into Police Judge Stan
toms court yesterday afternoon. The
complaining witness was her neighbor,
Mrs. S. P. Heldman, VINO said that Mrs
McGongle threw stones and used violent
Language toward herr 1t happens that
Mrs. McGongle is very low with the typ.
hold fever, 80 the complaint was not
pushed. The chief witness did not ap-
pear, and Mrs. McGongle was allowed to
on