Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-14
WS NOTES.

There is big revival meeting under
way at Long Beach.
To-day is st. Valentines day, and the
postman's duty will be quite tiresome.
John McGraw disturbed the peace,
and got ten days for it from Justice AUS
tin yesterday.
Next Tuesday evening the Los Angeles
Athletic Club will give its friends an
other entertainment.
John White was tried by jury in JUS
tice Austin's court yesterday for petty
larceny, and found not guilty.
Michael Kipp, native of Germany,
was admitted ssd tc citizenship yesterday BY
Judge Van Dyke in Department 4.
The colored publican voters of the
Seventh Ward will meet tonight at the.
Panorama building at 7 80 O'Clock.
N. K. Lusk, a hack driver, ran into q
man on Spring street yesterday evening,
and was arrested on the charge of dis
turbing the peace.
Rehearsal for the Unitarian entertain
ment this (Thursday) evening at 7:3O,
at Mr.. Pease's, 621, South Hill. Volun-
| teers please report there.
Joe Wilson was charged with breaking
and carrying off a guitar. He was ar
rested and booked for burglary.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $l20 GIG, and were "a in
number. Of these 81 were for more than
81 600 each, an6 A were for nominal
considerations.
Thomas Wallace, who was charged by
his wife with battery, appeared before
Justice Lock wood yesterday. His wife
refused to make good her complaint and
he was allowed to 60 free on payment of
costs.
The Cosmopolitan Political Club, which
held its meetings at No. 152 Alameda
street, adjourned last evening till the
night of the 20-h. 1t was resolved to sup
port the best men for Office regardless Of
party.
Frank Lamorce, the insane young man
who undertook to pass q useless check
for $500 on the keeper of saloon, was
arrested yesterday at the request of his
father. and taken to the County Jail. He
will be tried for insanity to-day.
The new mission which was opened
last Sabbath afternoon at the ''Stephen-
son Mission Hail." No. % Bellona ave.
nue., near Philadelphia street, begins
| very encouragingly. The attendance has
! been good and the interest excellent.
The ladies of La Esperanza Parlor No
"a, N. D. G. w., are greatly indebted to
| the genial gentlemen. Messrs. Stern &
Loeb, of the "City If Paris" for beauti-
| full silks and satins donated by them for
the emblematic banners of their parlor.
This evening the Seventh Regiment
Band will give a concert and hop at
Armory Hall, assisted by Miss Kate
Fleming, Mr.. M. Knoll and Mr.. @. Con-
ner. Miss Agnes Overton, who was to
have taken part, is forced to be absent
on account of the severe illness of
sister.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
the Fire Department turned out to 20
over to Boyle Heights, where q haystack
belonging to Chairman Perry of the Board
of Supervisors was on fire. It was located
on the corner of Cummings and First
streets. Before the engines reached the
spot the hay was destroyed.
A meeting of Scotsmen was called last
night at W. W. Stewards law Offices, 16
and l6 Allen block. A number of citi-
zens put in an appearance, and the roll
was considerably increased. Mr.. VIM.
Sinclair was appointed chairman, W. w.
Stewart Secretary, and R. w. Thomson
was elected Treasurer. Mr.. John A. Bell
presented the report Of the clan, and its
benefits and advantages. .a
William w. jenkins was examined
yesterday before Justice Lockwood ON
the charge of embezzlement. The COM
plant charged that on the 18th of Janu-
ary the defendant made away with some
harness, iron pipe, sledge. ham mer and
other things belonging to John Hall, but
the evidence failed to show that the ar
ticles were embezz'ed and Mr.. Jenkins
was dismissed. The prosecution wsS
ordered to pay the costs.