Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-05
NEWS NOTES.


The knights of Robert Emmett held
exercises in their hall on Main street,
last evening, in honor OF Emmet's
birthday.
D. Ellsworth, who was arrested on
December Sd, for using false weights,
was tried and discharged in the police
court yesterday.
Major Bonsall yesterday received
dispatch from Judge Carpenter, stating
that the street bond bill would probably
pass the senate today.
Yesterday was an unusually busy one
at the county clerks Office, it being one
of the dates set apart for the execution
of the regular quarterly vouchers of
pensions.
District Attorney Fay and Sheriff
Urquhart, of Kern county, arrived here
yesterday in response to subp9nas
issued in the O'Shea case pending in the
United States court.
Mrs. Baeyertz, the Australian evan
gelist and converted Jewess, will hold
series of meetings at the Young Mems
Christian association building, COM
mencing Sunday next.
A statement OF the condition OF the
University of Southern California, from
the pen OF Vice-P President Matthews,
was received too late for publication last
night. 1t will appear tomorrow.
The postponed bonnet-trimming So
,cial which the young ladies of Imman-
uel church are to give at the residence
of Mrs. Ayers, will take place tomorrow
evening, when a novel and interesting
time will be enjoyed. "a
Michel Faure, the proprietor of the
East Los Angeles Vintage company,
yesterday left a sample of his superfine
cordial at the HERALD office. The cor
dial, which is meeting with popular
favor, is called independence.
Messrs. II. A. Hunsaker, of San Fran
cisco, and Charles T. Deering and DR.. W.
j. Kennedy, OF the Los Angeles Athletic
club, INDUCED in a private shooting
match yesterday for trophy. The gem
tleman getting the first pigeon was to
secure the prize. Mr.. Hunsaker did the
act.
Edward Everett Hale, d. D., of Bos-
ton. will deliver short address on The
Social Question this evening, in Temper
ance temple. Prof. Henri Fairweather
will follow in an address on Darkest
England. Rev. R. M. Webster of Long
Beach will preside. Good music. Seats
free.
Official notice has been given by the
passenger department of the Santa Fe
route that the overland line via San
Bernardino and Barstow has been re-
paired, and that commencing today the
,east-bound overland train will leave
FiIst-street depot on schedule time,
12:l5 pm.
The regular entertainment of the
Hanna college will be held Friday eve-
ming next at the college hall, corner of
Eighth and Hope streets. Besides vocal
and instrumental music and elocution,
a lecture on Methods and Systems will
be given by Prof. A. Willhartitz, the
musical director of the college.
Leonard Monday, George H. Barnes
and Alfred Richardson, were arrested
Tuesday evening by Constable Clements
for forgery. They are alleged to have
forged the names of T. G. Mabey and
Hugh Williams to promissory note
for 1926, payable to Joseph Walker. The
three men were released on $1,000 bonds
each, which were furnished, with Ma
bey and Williams as bondsmen.
G. H. Dorm, an able-bodied beggar,
who has been seeking charity in Los
Angeles, on the plea that he was deaf
and dumb, was arrested on Main street,
by Officer Sanchez, last night and locked
up in the city jail. At the station Dorm
suddenly found his tongue and made a
strong protest against being arrested.
Several ladies have made complaint to
the police of being annoyed by Dorm.
DIr. r. Sherer, business manager of
the Los Angeles County Farmers Alli-
ance, has made the following statement
cit having come to me that certain par
ties are soliciting advertisements for a
so-called Farmers Alliance paper, and
having used my namein connection with
the same, herewith denounce such par
ties as irresponsible. There is no such
official organ known, and we warn the
business men to this effect"
The Los Angeles New Church society
b has dTIdilSSu W nave Couioo VI i've
lectures delivered in Elks' hall, by the
Rev. John Doughty, OF San Francisco
the pioneer New Church society of the
Pacific coast. The full list OF subjects
will be found in the advertising columns
today. No admittance fee will be charged
the expenses being met by voluntary
contribution. This will give all an op-
portunity to learn something about the
doctrines OF the New Church and the in
depreciation of the Bible as found in the
writings of Emanuel Swedenborg.
..t At meeting Of the board Of managers
of the Newsboys' home, held at the
home on Wednesday, March 4th, tht
committee reported that the net receipts
of the entertainments on Friday evening
and Saturday matinee, were $175.1O
and the receipts of the exhibi
tion of the paintings on Mon
day, March End, were $10S.25. 1
was then voted that the managers ten
der their heartfelt thanks to all thu
artists and the children who so kindly
volunteered their assistance in the en-
tertainment; to the Southern California
Music company for the generous loar
of the Decker piano; the press, for theil
liberal advertising, which contributed