Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-17
NEWS NOTES.

Judge Mckinley yesterday natural
lied Emile Machies, a native of Ger
many.
Mr.. Gable is the only American au-
thor not influenced by foreign classics.
See amusement column.
Asan Bernardino correspondent writes
that the picture frame fraud is working
guileless people in that section.
John Riggin, an old and esteemed
citizen of Los Angeles, died yesterday.
The funeral notice appears elsewhere.
Judge Ross Of the United States cir
emit court yesterday excused the jurors
5rom further attendance until February
oath.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
dor William l.. Allison, William Trim,
Jennie Bingham, D. L. Earl, John Far
eon ~.
The box Office of the Los Angeles
sheater will be open at 10 O'Clock this
morning, for the sale OF tickets or the
exchange OF seats for the lecture to be
given at that house on Friday evening,
February Goth.
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The latest street sprinklers ordered
by the contractor, Mr.. A. P. Cross, have
arrived in the city, and will be exhib-
tied upon the streets today at 10 O'Clock.
The mayor and city council have been
invited to witness the parade and will
review it from the city hall.
In the statement printed yesterday,
made by Mr.. Oppenheim regarding his
domestic troubles, his residence was
printed as being at 220 New High street.
This was typographical freak. AMr
0ppenheim has resided for long time
at Mrs. Knights, on Hill street.
James Pagan arrived here yesterday
afternoon from San Francisco to take
back with him his brother Terence, who
Is charged with feloniously cutting
man in the Bay city. Terry,jumped bis
He was arrested here by Detectives
Benson and Bowler last Sunday night,
and was locked up in city Jail.
Helen Parepa who appears next Fri
day evening in the Simpson auditorium,
at the great operate concert given by
Mr.. VIM. Foran, comes to this city with
the very highest credentials, having
filed with signal SUCCESS the following
roles in grand opera in Europe: Mar
guerite in Faust, Queen in the Hugue-
nots, Agathe in Freischutz, and also a
prominent part in Lohengrin.
The fire which occurred early yester-
day: morning started in the basement
Of double cottage, 462 and 464 Crescent
avenue. owned by w. 7. Henry, and oc-
cupied by families named Sutherland
and Jones. The flames soon set fire to
the cottage to the south, occupied by a
tailor named Micklejon, and destroyed
the place, although the contents were
all saved. The buildings, owned by Mr..
Henry, and the contents were insured
for $4,000.
/ The Newsboys' home, 319 East First
street, has been having religious services
for some time every Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday Sabbath-school was or
4anized as follows: G.. T. Hanlv, super
intendent; Mrs. M. III. Finney, assistant
superintendent; Frank Paregoy, secre-
tary; Joseph Roberts, treasurer; David
Vivian, librarian Miss West, pianist !;
Miss Leota Mckee, assistant pianist.
The school meets at 4 80 o'clock.