Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-10
NEWS NOTES.

Don't fail to see the great Partisan
danseuse, Miss Pearl Desmond, at the
Original Vienna Buffet.
DIP. Ballard was admitted to prac-
tice in the superior courts on motion OF
w. w. Holcomb, yesterday.
An Sing, who sold lottery tickets, paid
his fine of 500 in Justice Ovens court
yesterday and was discharged.
Justice Austin yesterday had five
drunks and three vags before him, to
whom he allotted small sentences.
The genial, good natured and popular
Hancock Banning is a father. 1t is q
boy and tips the scale at ten pounds.
The Los Angeles Athletic club will
meet tonight to consider some very i'm
portant questions that will be laid be-
fore the members.
If you want to buy, rent or sell any.
thing advertise in the classified columns
of the HERALD, sixth page. Bargains oi
all kinds appear there daily.
The chicken men were busy yesterday
preparing Armory hall for the poultry
show which begins there today. The
display will be notable one.
Another sunny day will dry up ali the
unpaved streets SO that they will be as
practicable as if their name had not
been Mud for the past few weeks.
G. w. Gable, ga distinctly American
author, who did not have to cross the
water for inspiration" will read
"Grande Pointe" on February Goth at
Los Angeles theater.
A meeting of the membership of the
A. O. F. of A. will be held this evening
at Forester's hall, for the purpose of
forming a conclave of the K. S. f. of A.
All Foresters are requested to attend.
L. G. Temple-Courtin, the umbrella
thief, was again convicted on charge
of petty larceny yesterday. This time
he was before Justice Owens. The
a-i;sttocratic crook will be sentenced to-
day.
Six boys en- route to Whittier were at
the city Jail a short time yesterday.
They are from San Francisco, and are in
charge of ]. P. Kincaid, superintendent
of the San Francisco county reform
school.
Mayor Hazard yesterday signed the
hack ordinance which prevents hack
men from using First and Second streets
for hack stands, from Main street to
Broadway, between the hours of a. m.
and 8 p. m.
Mr.. J. III. Polhaus. a well-known busi-
ness man of this city, aged 81, died last
night. He was formerly resident of
New Orleans. Mr.. Polhaus had severe
attack of la grippe about a year ago, and
it laid the seeds of consumption, of
which he died.
All Yum, the valiant Chinaman who
slapped charming Maud Parks in the
Wilson block, was before Justice Austin
yesterday. The fair complainant ap-
peared, and asked that the case be dis
missed. Her request was granted and
All Yum was discharged.
G. G. Burnett of San Francisco will
lecture at the First English Lutheran
church at s O'Clock this evening. His
subject will be Sights and Scenes in
Europe, and will be illustrated by a
hundred or more stereopticon views.
Twenty-Five cents admission will be
charged.
There are undeliyered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Main and Court streets,
February 9th, for Mrs. Theo Stein, H.
Cassidy, W. S. Newton, George A. For
rester. Mrs. Anna M. Partridge, Aid
Sala, Mrs. j. Forster, Mrs. F. Lachen,
Alfred Todhunter, James Wallman.
Deputy Sheriff Russell on Friday cap
tured man known as Lee Havull, alias
Bob Powell, alias O'Brien, and another
man named Frank Griffin, alias Ed
wards, who are charged with having
murdered John Howard, a watchman at
Rio Vista. on June Goth, while they
were robbing the Office of the Sacra-
mento Transportation company.
The coroner yesterday held an inquest
on the remains of Charles Craden, the
old soldier who was found several days
ago back of Mackeps saloon on First
street, in convulsions. The cause of
death was defined in the verdict as ap
poplexy superinduced by excessive
drink. DR.. Bryant, who made the au-
topsy, testified that he had found clot
of blood as big as a goose egg on the
dead mans brain.