Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-18
NEWS NOTES.


on Anglo Maniacs Abroad.
A black parasol with silver-thread
streaks was left in the'editorial rooms of
this office. The owner can have the
same on application.
The First Christian Mission will give
a social at Union hall, Grand avenue
and Seventeenth street. on tomorrow.
Thursday evening. All are invited.
John Hines was fined $50 yesterday
by Justice Austin for indecent exposure,
and John Voutober. who pleaded guilty
to the same offense, will be sentenced
today.
The Los Angeles Athletic club will
call on the Pasadena Athletic club to-
morrow evening at 6 80, via the Cross
road, when general good time will be
had in athletic sports.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the office Of the Western Union Tele
graph company for T. F. Miller, Mrs.
Joseph Huber, Frank Winters care Col.
E. w. Hewitt, and w. Dennis.
Miss Olof nrarer, the little Esqui-
maux lady, who is only 40 inches high,
will talk of her native country, Green
land, this evening. in Simpson church,
and 300 seats have been reserved for the
newsbOys.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson; will
address the Woman's club Wednesday
afternoon, February 18th, at O'Clock,
in Temperance temple, corner of Broad
way and Temple streets, on Who Owns
the Children?
The funeral of Frederick Meme took
place yesterday. He had been i'll
for many months of dropsy. He was a
well known local musician, member OF
Meme Bros. orchestra, and was highly
esteemed by his associates.
X. of L. Local Assembly 1861, Pasa-
dena, had an oyster supper at the resi-
dence of Bro. Wm Ross, of Walnut
street, last Thursday evening. Supper,
speeches and singing were INDUCED in
and very pleasant evening was spent by
the members, their families and friends,
and hearty vote of thanks was ten
dered to Brother VIM. Ross and his
wife.
w. L. Foley gave most interesting lec-
ture at Turner hall last evening, on
Giordano Bruno. B. A. Stephens read
really fine poem on the same subject.
Colonel ]. M. Voss was the chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Schnabel sang
duet, George T. Bruce made an address,
Miss Guzzie Burdick sang most sweetly,
Mr.. Charming Severance spoke and the
Turn Verein glee club sang.
Ho,, Il A E,1l>ov, h,,rrr of novx,nr
Colo, head consul of the Pacific Juris-
diction of the Woodmen,is is making an
official visit to the camps of this coast.
He will be in Los Angeles Wednesday.
The camp just organized in this city
will receive him with true Woodman
courtesy, by rendering him royal re-
ception, with banquet, at the Hollen
beck cafe, Wednesday evening, the 18TH
r. ]. Long, butcher doing business
at University, appeared before Justice
Stanton in the township court, yester-
day, for trial upon the charge of battery.
ltwas shown that during the excite
ment of dog fight a boy named Edward
Stuart interfered with one of the canine
combatants, which belonged to Long,
whereupon the defendant boxed the
boys ears. Long was convicted and
fined 81 and costs, which amounted to
81.
The lady managers OF the News Boys
Home intend giving two entertainments
for the benefit of the home, on Friday
evening, February 9th, and a matinee
on Saturday afternoon, February 2Sth,
in the Congregational church, on the
corner of Hill and Sixth streets. They
have secured very fine talent for the
occasion, and it is hoped that so worthy
a charity will be well patronized. The
demands on the home have been very
heavy this winter, and the ladies are
greatly in need of funds to sustain the
good work begun. Further notice and
programmes will be given.
Rev. r. S. Cantine, D. D., will lecture
Friday oyopipu Eahruorty C0th at First