Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-18
NEWS NOTES.

Do not forget the silver sale at 215
South Broadway closes tomorrow night.
On Saturday night the great silver sale
closes at 2l5 South Broadway without
fail. Do not forget.
There are several streets in the center
of the city which are regularly cleaned
in the day time, much to the discomfort
of passers.
Jerry Hitch, our enterprising restaur-
anteur, believes in encouraging home in
dustry. He offers $l4 dozen for capons.
Now where are our chicken farmers?
The funeral of David Lewsley took
place yesterday morning. Mr.. Lewsley
was newspaper man OF note who came
here in the hope OF benefiting his
health. He came too late.
You will be late if you wait any longer
than tomorrow night to get your Christ
mas presents at the great half-price sill
YER sale at 215 South Broadway. Posi-
lively the sale closes this week.
Owing to the illness of Judge Clark
the Cohn case, which was to have been
resumed yesterday morning was con-
tinued to the 2lst. The judge is suffer-
ing from an attack Of la grippe.
The Lem Vow perjury case will go to
the jury today. Lem is charged with
swearing falsely in the Wong Ark MUIR
der trial. His case has been going on in
department six since the 9th inst.
The name OF William Foran, the op-
cratic tenor, who was advertised to sing
a solo at the Logan Post w. R. G. fair in
Turner hall last evening. was used with
out any authorization from Mr.. Foran.
Tonight the Pasadena chorus of 100
voices will greet Los Angeles at the
Simpson auditorium. A special train
on the Terminal will arrive at O'Clock,
bringing in the chorus and a large num-
Der of Pasadena people.
The old dime museum at 116 North
Main street has been leased by Trice's
Original Georgia Colored Minstrels, COM
bined with Prof. SamwelPs trained
animal show. They will open next Sat
urday night for one week.
Judge Shaw yesterday dismissed the
writ OF habeas corpus in the case of
Mrs. Lavinia H. Harris, who was de-
clared insane by a commission on Satur-
day last. Mrs. Harris was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff and will be
taken to Agnew asylum.
Mr.. James Ryan, alias "Chimmy de
Tough" sneaked pair of trousers from
the front of Main-street clothing store,
where they were displayed for the edif-
cation of the passers by. The man and
the pants were caught in the act, and
Yesterday the unfortunate Ryan was
sent up for $50 days, it being impossible
for him to pay the alternative, fine Of
$3.50.
Papa Schurtz has received from the
leader of the Ladies' Hungarian orches-
ira the following telegram: ''Please for
ward money for funeral expenses of late
cello player" Papa Immediately for
warded 5000. The company will leave
New Y York tomorrow in special Pull
man car, and the first concert will posi-
lively take place on the evening OF the
26th of December.
Justice Austin yesterday called in his
court the case of Reuben Daniels, who
is accused of arson. Daniels, it will be
remembered, several weeks ago set fire
to his mistress' s clothing in room on
First street, and jumped out of a second
story window, breaking leg in the fall.
He has consequently been confined to
cot in the county Jail under surgical at
tendance. Justice Austin, upon learn
ing of Danielss inability to appear,
went to the county Jail and there ar
raigned the defendant, fixing the pre-
liminary hearing for Thursday, January
5 1892, at 8 80 am.