Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-16
NEWS NOTES.

There will be services at Ine oyHa-
eogue at Z 80 this evening and 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning.
Henry Brown, colored, was yesterday
arrested by Officers Auble and Bowler.
He is wanted at Sacramento for felony.
Dee Sale, the druggist, has gone to
Santa Barbara for a few days, and
Madam Rumor says he may not return
alone.
B. F. Kagay was admitted to practice
in the supreme court yesterday upon
presentation OF license from the SUI
preme court of Illinois.
Undelivered kilograms at the office OF
the Western Union Telegraph company
corner of Court and Main streets, Oc-
tober 18th: John w. George, Edward
Besset, Henry Blocker, H. Harris.
G. F. Mootry was yesterday arrested
on warrant charging him with embez-
element. John Humphrey is the COM
planning witness. Mootry is charged
with embezzling money received for
goods.
Owners of property on Grand avenue
have fled petition to council that the
grade of Grand avenue be established
between Fourth and Fifth streets that
redwood curbs be set, and cement side
walks laid.
A very enjoyable concert was given in
East Los Angeles, last evening, for the
benefit of the Church of the Epiphany.
Among the artists who appeared were
Signor Modini- Wood and Miss Char
lotte Burnett.
The Electric garden buildings, on
West Pico street, outside the city limits,
were totally destroyed by fire shortly
before o'clock yesterday morning. The
gardens belonged to p. Ballade. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
i Pedro Indy was arrested at The Palms
by Deputy Sheriff Cruz yesterday on a
charge of burglary. 1t is alleged that
he broke into freight car and stole
thirty sacks OF barley. Justice Stanton
held the prisoner to answer In $1,000
bonds.
The police detectives yesterday re-
covered a valuable watch which had
been stolen in San Bernardino by J. G.
Rafell, the gentlemanly-appearing indi-
vidual at whose door they have laid
numerous burglaries, and who enjoys
the hospitality OF the city prison.
There will be grand balloon ascen-
sion at Westlake park on Saturday
afternoon, October 18th, at O'Clock, by
the most daring lady aerialist in the
world, Miss Hazel Keys, assisted by the
,world-renowned performing monkey,
Yanyan, who will also descend from the
clouds in a parachute.
The trustees Of St. Hilda's hall Ia
school for young ladies at Glendale)
have accepted the resignation OF the
Rev. ]. D. Easter, d. D., rector, and
have placed the school entirely in
charge of Miss X. V. Darling, the prin-
cipal, who will, with the cooperation OF
the present able corps of teachers, con-
tinue the work of this most excellent
educational institution.
s. Nicoletti has had the immense 1000
pound turtle that was captured off San
Pedro stuffed and has placed it on exhi-
bition at 238 S. Spring street, between
Third and Fourth streets. 1t is prob
ably the largest turtle ever caught on
this coast and is we'll worth seeing.
There are a ella monster, a large
sun fish, a hammer-head man-eating
shark II feet long, also on exhibition.
Mr.. T. Llewelyn James, a CONNER
cial traveller who represents the firm OF
Armour & Company, OF Chicago, is in
the city, in the interest of his firm 8
Digestive Ferments. Mr.. James is a
popular salesman, who has met with
great success on the road. He repre-
SCENTS sterling house whose goods are
always in demand. This is his first
visit to the Pacific coast, but the friends
he has made hope it will not be the
last.
On the second page OF today's HERALD
appears the announcement of Pitcher &
Gray, the Boston square dealers, at 229
South Spring street. They have started
great sacrifice sale on mems, boys and
chiIdren's clothing, furnishing goods,
etc. This old established house is one
of the most reliable in the state, and
when they start a sale of this kind the
public may be sure OF getting good bar
gains. Their stock of fall goods has
been carefully selected and includes all
the latest STYLES.
Lunch served daily from IL to 2 at
900 Droa Ju,oxy