Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

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Read the great list of bargains on the
sixth page of the HERALD today.
The Athletic club invite bids for the
advertising space on the fence at Ath-
letic park.
Send the ANNUAL HERALD to your east
ern friends. No present could be more
appropriate.
J. M. Davies, president of the Depot
Railroad company, has moved his cffice
to 1856 South Broadway street.
Undelivered telegram at the Western
Union telegraph office, corner Main and
Court streets, for d. Henning.
Justice Austin yesterday held Billy
Manning to answer in the case of as
sault with deadly weapon. Bail was
fixed at $1,000.
The divorce suit of Mrs. A. P. Buttes
against d. Buttes, before Judge Smith,
was continued yesterday to allow the
complaint to be amended.
Rev. A. G. Smitheir, of Temple street
Christian church, will preach at IL a. IN.
upon the Captivity OF Judah; at 80
upon the Unitarian Conception OF Jesus.
David Young, the turkey-thief, was
sentenced in the two cases of petit lar
ceny against him by Justice Owens yes
terday. His time aggregated 800 days.
All the tickets purchased by persons
to the citrus fair over the Southern Cal
ifornia railroad (Santa Fe route), will
be good returning Thursday, March
10th.
Maj. Joseph Hardie of Birmingham,
Ala, speaks at the Y. M. G. A. at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Mamie
Haygood Ardis and Mrs. J. B. Brown
will sing.
Judge Smith yesterday discharged
Peter Smith, who was brought before
him on writ of habeas corpus in con-
nection with the Santa Monica assault
case against HIM.
Bernabe Castillo was sentenced to pay
fine OF $l00 yesterday by Justice Owens.
for battery upon old man Trajiola, over a
game of cards in De Georges saloon, on
Upper Main street.
Do not forget the assembly at Illinois
hall next Tuesday evening given by
Prof. Payne. Those having invitations
are welcome. Admission, gentlemen
so cents, ladies free.
You can visit Redondo Beach Satur-
day and Sunday for 80 cents the round
trip. over the Southern California rail-
road (Santa Fe route). Train leaves
Santa Fe depot 10 :15 am.
The piano pupils of Mr.. A. Willhartitz,
assisted by a few vocal artists, will give
an entertainment on next Friday even
ing at the piano warerooms OF Steinway
& Sons on South Broadway.
The Tallyho stables yesterday pur-
chased the American tallyho sent here
by Mr.. Studebaker. The price paid was
$1,000. It is the handsomest and most
expensive turnout in California.
Your ILLUSTRATED HERALD surpasses
in beauty and interest any publication
l have seen before during nv Journey
from Maine to California" said ''globe
trotter" in the HERALD Office yesterday.
The mayor, members of council, and
members of the park commission yester-
day drove in carriages over the route of
the proposed city boulevard, connecting
the city parks, as described in last Mon
days HERALD.
The white scale has appeared on rose
bushes in various parts OF the city. City
Fruit Inspector G. A. Compere says that
he is anxious to distribute the vedalia
cardinals to parties who have discovered
the pest in their gardens.
1t is proposed to give the charming
play OF Hazel Kirke for the benefit of the
Newsboys' Home, at the Grand opera
house, in the near future, under the
direction of Prof. Henry Ludlam,, who
is now actively engaged in preparations.
The will of the late Louis Lichten-
berger was filed in the county clerks
Office for probate yesterday. Mrs.
Lichtenberger, widow of the deceased,
is named as executrix of the will, and
the property devised is placed at
$194,7 ,784.
At the First Congregational church,
Sixth and Hill streets, the Rev. DR..
Pond, of San Francisco, will preach in
the morning on The Meaning of the
Feast. In the evening there will be the
anniversary Of the Los Angeles Congre-
gational Chinese mission.
Tom Weller, the San Diego constable,
passed through the city yesterday with
Benoit, convict billed to San Quentin.
Benoit was convicted of the monstrous
crime of incest with his daughters. 1t
is due to Mr.. Wellers efforts that the
scoundrel was convicted.
There will be union social of Y. P.
s. G. E. Wednesday evening, March 9th,
at 7:30, at Emmanuel Presbyterian
church. An interesting programme has
been prepared. The W. P. Chambers
Guitar, Banjo, Either and Mandolin
club will give two selections.
United States Commissioner Van Dyke
yesterday held A. Tomaso in $4,000 bail
for hearing on March 18th. Tomaso
made an assault with intent to kill on
an Indian at the Potrero reservation in
San Bernardino county. Tomaso went
after the redskin with shotgun.
The Southern California railroad
(Santa Fe route) will sell excursion
tickets to San Diego and Hotel del Coro-
nado, Saturday and Sunday. Now is
the time to visit that famous resort.
Trains leave the Santa Fe depot, First