Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-18
NEWS NOTES.

carload of bonded Cinnamon, en-
route to Havana, passed through the
city yesterday.
The Los Angeles Conservatory OF
Music and Art will give a reception next
Wednesday evening.
The First Methodist church choir, as
sisted by. an orchestra, will lead special
service OF song this evening at 80.
officers Benson and Rich yesterday
arrested James Brown and John Tobin
on suspicion. Both parties were locked
up.
The Woodbury. college nine yesterday
defeated the Los Angeles college nine in
a game of baseball. The score was IL
toe
Company A, Seventh infantry, Ma
tional guard, will give an exhibition
drill at the orphans fair in Armory
hall, next week.
Eddie j. Adams, who has been failing
for some time, died yesterday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
NJ Adams, on Second street.
The relatives of the late George w.
Cooke will arrive from San Francisco
today at p. m. Arrangements for the
funeral will then be perfected.
Undelivered kilograms at the Office of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
corner of Court and Main streets. Oc-
tober 18th Horace NJ. Parker and II. H.
Harris.
Rev. Bishop Haygood will preach one
of his strong sermons this morning at
the Trinity Methodist church on South
Broadway. The pastor will preach in
the evening.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 80 an alarm
of fire was turned in. A stable, near the
corner of Tenth and Main streets, was
damaged to the extent of about $40.
The department did not turn out.
Rev. A. G. Smither will preach at
Temple-street Christian church, at II a.
m. this morning, upon Christ Teaching
Humanity. Subject for the evening
service, at 7 80, Mary, the Mother OF
Jesus.
The Pythian Sisters will give an
entertainment at Turnverein hall, on
Thursday evening. A musical and
literary programme will be given, after
which dance will take place, with
music by the finest orchestra in the city.
Judging from the tickets sold this will
be one of the leading events of the
season.
Read the classified advertisements on
the sixth page of the HERALD. There is
money to be made in noting these bust
ness announcements. Property is Of
fered for sale which will double in value
in year. There are houses and stores
to rent, business chances for sale and a
thousand bargains to delight the bar
gain seeker. Don't miss the sixth page.
At 10 o'clock last evening the cable
system was for time stopped. owing
to the fact that car at the corner of
First and Spring jumped the track. All
of the passengers were more or less
Jared" but no one was injured. The
car was placed on the track with the
assistance of Officer Roberts, and all
went on the same as before.
Harry Greenwall, living on Fremont
avenue, recently purchased rifle, and
yesterday he was trying it and placed
several cartridges in the weapon. Acct
dentally he turned it upon himself and
the result was that the ball entered his
person. He was brought to the receiv-
ing hospital, but as his injuries were not
serious he was taken home.
w. H. Nixon and w. G. Kinsell, ed
itors of the Santa Barbara Press, ale in
the city. They report that Santa Bar
bara will have a fine exhibit at the
county fair, but that it will not arrive
here until Tuesday, the delay being
caused by the difficulty of handling the
great block of asphaltum, weighing
1890 pounds, which will be a feature of
the fair.
A correspondent of the HERALD writes
that in the public Kindergarten schools
of this city there are number OF child
rem affected with a contagious and
loathsome skin disease; and that the
teachers neglect to inform the trustees
and have them excluded and thus pre-
vent the spread of the disease. Several
of the small children are said to be COW
cred with disgusting running sores, and
yet they are permitted to continue to
attend school.
Two charges of embezzlement against
G. f. Mootry were dismissed by Justice
Owens yesterday on motion of the dis
trict attorney. The defendant, it was
alleged by John HUMPHREYS and Hiles &
Nichols, secured from them certain arti-
cles, which he took to Pomona to sell
for them. He failed to make return
and was arrested. As the goods we're
recovered and returned to the owners,
both actions were dismissed and the de-
fendant released.
The time of Justice Owens was largely
taken up yesterday in attending to par
ties arrested for violations of the license
ordinance. L. Rose, fruit peddler, was
fined IS. Joe Leiber, milk peddler,
received the same dose. All Chung, a
Chinese vegetable peddler, had it put to
him for So. Owing to ignorance and a
poor memory, all of them had forgotten
to take out city license. In each case
the fines were paid.
Col. i. L. Polk, president of the
Farmers Alliance Industrial union of the
United States, arrived yesterday morning
and is quartered at the Nadeau. He
comes to attend the convention of
the California F. A. & NJ. which begin
it's session in Turner hall, Tuesday