Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-03
NEWS NOTES


The San Diego train was half an houl
late last night.
The chief of police desires the address
of Vinette Vaine.
J. E. Aull proposes to conduct the
Long Beach Pavilion this season.
Cowley & Baker will manage the Ar
cadia hotel at Santa Monica this season.
Judge Austin yesterday fined Emma
Brown, colored girl, $50 for petty lar
ceny. The fine was paid.
Frank Beard, the caricaturist, will
lecture at Simpson auditorium on the
evening of the Sth instant.
Mr.. Grants subject this evening in
the Temperance temple is 'The Signs
of the Times" Admission free.
There will be no pool room in Los An
geles this year. Tom Rodman yesterday
disposed OF the furniture and parapher-
MALTA of the local rooms.
At the ball recently given by the Ger
man Ladies Benevolent society, the re-
ceipts were $747.30, the expenditures
$145, leaving net returns OF $6O2.30.
A dispatch was received here yester-
day from St. Paul, Minnesota, an
nouncing the death of Harry Lyons, a
former well known resident of this city.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph Office for
G. w. Wilson, 2, Mrs. Julia F. Mann,
G. Tucker, G. III. Wolcott, Daniel Ke-
vane, Clara G. Hoffman.
Deestrict Skule keeps at early candel
light tonight at Simpson Tabernacle,
Hope street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. Cum early. The pros
poets are good for crowded house.
Jasper G. Clemments fell off load of
manure yesterday morning, on Central
avenue, the front wheel of the wagon
passing over him, fracturing his collar
bone. The injured man was sent to the
county hospital. He was attended by
DR.. Parker.
WV. Wilson (Hon. Jethro Hitchup),
of Riverside, is engaged to appear be-
fore the Illinois association next Tues
day evening, in his humorous, pathetic
and character sketches denominated A
Dissertation on Reading. He is highly
spoken of by the press.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday at the county clerks Office,
the applicant being M. T. Bowler, ma
tive of Maine, "a years of age, who
asked for permit to marry Miss jose
phine Bray, native of Illinois, 80 years
of age. Both parties are residents of
this city.
A very difficult operation was skill
fully performed yesterday by Drs. Beau
donnet and Zabala, assisted by DR..
Lasher. The operation consisted in the
removal of an abscess on the liver of DR..
Baron, a French physician, of this city.
The patient is doing well and is expected
to recover.
Professor G. G. Swaford, who has
done such good work in the county
teachers institute and also at the state
teachers gathering at San Diego, will |
lecture on Modern Education on the oc-
casion of the regular entertainment to
be given at the Hanna Los Angeles col
lege this afternoon at | 80 O'Clock.
Chicken thieves are doing Euclid Hill
at a lively rate. The roosts of Messrs.
Ruddy, Hinckley, Carpenter and Rich
ardson, have been robbed within short
time. The thieves are supposed to be
number of half-grown boys, who reside
in that locality, and their movements
will be closely watched in the future.
Their operations are performed in the
early part of the night.
The friends and acquaintances of Miss
Agnes Lillian Chambers, daughter OF
the Rev. Thos. Chambers, will doubt
less learn with sincere regret of the fatal
of her recent indisposition,
at her fathers residence, No. 511 Temple
street. yesterday. Miss Chambers was
a member Of the graduating class of 80 |
at the high school, and was extremely
popular with her classmates, on account |
of the many good traits she exhibited.