Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15
NEWS NOTES.

delphia, have rooms, at the Hollenbeck.
NEWS NOTES.
s'The New Creature is the topic for
the special service at the Christian
Church tonight.
Measer Toney was arrested for hitting
brother italian in the face yesterday,
and charged on the police books with
battery.
Hon. Thomas B. Merry has visited
Redondo Beach, and is eloquent in his
encomiums upon the natural beauties of
that flourishing seaside resort.
Donations of clothing, hay and cover
lids, or old carpets, for beds and food, is
asked for the Gospel tent, on the corner
of Fourth and Los Angeles streets.
Jose Wilson, who pleaded guilty to
having broken into the house of Mexi-
can and stealing guitar, was sent to the
county jail yesterday to await trial for
burglary.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $79,914, and were 5S in
number. Of these "a were for more than
81 900 each, and Is were for nominal
considerations.
A very important meeting of the Free
kindergarten Association is called for
this afternoon at 2:3O. A full attend
ance is desired. Meeting will be held at
the Woman's Home.
In Justice Austin's Court yesterday,
Tom Ling, who dealt fan tan for the
amuse ment of some OF his breathren,
was held yesterday to answer to the
Superior Court at bail of $500.
Yesterday afternoon two doubtful look
ing characters, bearing the names OF
O'Brien and Lyons, were run in on
suspicion. Various rings and valuables
were found in their possession.
W. H. Alexander pleaded not guilty
in Justice Savage's court yesterday to the
charge of malicious mischief, which con-
sists in the alleged killing of black
setter dog belonging to Henry Wyatt.
J. H. Browning, from Santa Ana, has
his name on the register of the County
Jail with the charge of forgery against
him. He is held to answer in the
Superior Court. It is charged that he
raised the face of note from Sc to $50.
Mr.. George w. Remington, of Santa
Catalina, was in town for few days this
week. He says that a very severe
shock of earthquake was experienced at
the island one night last week. 1t was
80 violent that it upset chairs in his cot
tage.
A Chinaman by the name of Hong
Lung was brought before Justice Savage
yesterday on the charge of robbery. 1t
is alleged in the complaint that on the
9th of December he took $32 in money
from Ching Loo. His bail was fixed at
LOO.
Deputy Sheriff Wray went north yes
terday, taking Frank Lamoree to Stock
ton and DR.. La Fonda and J. R. Germain
to San Quentin. La Fonda has five
years sentence to serve for attempted
rape and German six years for robbery
and assault to murder.
The following gentlemen were yester-
day evening elected by the Columbia
Loan and Building Association as the
officers for the next year: A. Jacoby,
President; L. Lichtenbergsr, Vice. Presi-
dent; W. F. Bosbyshell, Treasurer; L.
'Gottschalk, Attorney A. .Willhartitz, Sec.
retary.
J. J. Leonard was fined $40 yesterday
by Justice Austin for disturbing the
peace. 1t was shown that he had
threatened to kill his wife and had be-
hsved in an unseemly manner upon
Sansevain street. Another action
for using threats will come up against
him to-day.
The young man named Lamorce, who
endeavored to pass the worthless $500
check few days ago, was taken before
the Commission on Insanity yesterday at
the instance Of his father. The youth
himself expressed perfect willingness to
go to Stockton for time, until he should
recover from the effects of alcoholic ex-
cesses. He was taken north yesterday
afternoon.
Stanton Post and Relief Corps will
give another one of their popular socials
w Ai6AS \ciluoy 0VcAiueJ a. tuolI ual,
29M South Spring street. A good pro-
gramme has been arranged, and all mem
bers are cordially invited to come and
bring their friends. The Corps will hold
its next regular meeting next Thursday
afternoon, February 10Th, at 2 O'Clock.
All members are invited to be present.
A change has come over the weather.
The black clouds that gathered in the
Sierra Madre yesterday morning por-
tended the brewing of q heavy rain
storm. But 9 strong wind came up in
Ehe afternoon and dissipated the clouds.
The result, however, is decided change
10 crisp, cold weather, from the summer
warmth and sunshine which have pre-
vailed for the past two weeks. This
,hange will be very apt to result in an
lccess Of rain, which will be very well
,ome to the country.
The Los Angeles people must certainly appre-
late the Grand Republic Cigsrros and Bu{fos,
or they are reasonable in price and they ar,
II genuine Havana tobacco; nothing rank |
hnf1 ham vOr1 hot