Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-03
NEWS NOTES.

There is a letter for David Lewsley at
the HERALD Office.
John McGarvin of Alamitos bay. yes
terday sent the HERALD a fine lot Of
smelt.
Company A will give an entertain
ment and dance at the armory this
evening.
The Hotel Gazette yesterday enlarged
to a seven column folio. That hotel
journal is a success.
Justice Stanton officiated at a wedding
Yesterday. The contracting parties were
s. ID. Campelans and Mrs. f. w. Kunz,
residents of San Jose.
A free lecture on art will be delivered
on Thursday evening, at z 80, at the
School of Art and Design, corner Spring
and Third streets. All are invited.
Judge Shaw yesterday denied the mo-
ton of Grace Crevecoeur for alimony.
Mrs. Crevecoeur sued a divorce from
Anton de B. Crevecoeur on the ground
OF extreme cruelty.
The Sierra Madre Villa hotel having
been entirely renovated and refurnished
Barnard, an experienced hotel man
from Springfield, Mass.
Judge Ross will render his decision
in the United States court this morning
on the motion of counsel for the defense
to dismiss the charge against Hon.
Ricardo Trumbull and G. A. Burt, who
are under indictment for an alleged
violation of the neutrality laws.
The Los Angeles Athletic club con-
templates Citing up big tug-of-war,
similar to the one recently held in San
Francisco. 1t is proposed to offer
purse of $500. Such an event would
create considerable interest, and would
certainly prove paying investment. 1t
will require considerable hard work,
however, to get the requisite teams to-
gether.
J, B. Blake writes offering to bet X
$l0O that Mckinley will be the next
governor of Ohio, and $1OO that Gov
ernor Boies OF Iowa will be defeated, or
500 that Governor Russell will be de-
feated in Massachusetts, or 500 that
Flower will not beat Fassett by more
than 5000 votes, making 5000 on all bets.
Mr. Blake says notice of acceptance
must appear in today's Express or to-
moirow's HERALD.
Mrs. J. Bennett, of Vernondale, has
submitted to us very clever fruit piece.
painted in oil, and handsomely framed.
Two clusters OF grapes and three luscious
peaches, grouped together on a service
of. plate, with a copy of the HERALD
negligently opening behind them, form
not only neat conceit, but a very pretty
and attractive picture. The fruit is life
like in the lusciousness OF its coloring,
and the lady has reproduced the first
page, of the HERALD so naturally that
one is inclined to make a rush for it to
get the news. The artist has really
done clever and meritorious piece of
work in the production of this picture,
and we hope that she may find some
one whose purse is equal to his or her
appreciation to purchase it. The pic
ture is at Mrs. Burns.
The following arrests were made by
the police last month: For begging, 8 !;
battery, TO-; burglary, carrying con-
cealed weapons, 2; cruelty to animals,
3; drunk, ITO; disturbing the peace, SO
embezzlement, 2; fast driving, 8; forg-
cry, | gambling, 1 visiting gambling
house, "a; soliciting for houses of i'll
fame, IA; grand larceny, l petit larceny,
4,libel, 2; violating license ordinance,
IL; selling lottery tickets, Z; misde-
mearors, II; robbery, q suspicious per-
sons, 4; threats against life, vagrancy,
Is; Sunday closing ordinance, II in
sane, Q; for medical treatment, 35;
dodgers, "a; lost children, 3; loose
horses, 20. Miscellaneous duties-War-
rants served, 81; jurors summoned, IA;
witnesses subp9naed, 180; days prison
ers worked on chain gang, ATS; meals
furnished, 2l77; destitute people pro-
vided for, 81.
Miss Bowles has removed to Fourth
and Oregon avenue; has large, sunny
rooms. Tourists will find Santa Monica
desirable climate for the winter.
For sale, fine driving and draft horses,