Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-15

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NEWS NOTES.
The postage on the ILLUSTRATED
HERALD is four cents.
Miss Yaw's concert at Simpson taber-
nacle, March 28th. Tickets on sale at
music stores.
Send the ANNUAL HERALD to your east
ern friends. No present could be more
appropriate.
]. H. MCGEE, charged with embezzle-
Judge Smith yesterday.
Max O'Rell's books are bubbling over
with brightness and pervaded with COM
mon sense; not page that does not
sparkle.
The Union league meets this evening
at the club room to elect board of
directors for the ensuing year. A full
attendance of the faithful is desired.
Walter Humbert, recently arrested on
Boyle Heights for burglary, was sent to
the Whittier reform school for one year
by Judge Smith yesterday.
Mrs. L. M. Thompson, mother of Mrs.
G. L. Fisher, died yesterday. The. de-
ceased was well known for her charita-
BILE deeds. The funeral takes place this
afternoon.
Max O'Rell's lecture at the Boston
theater was treat to the audience
whose laughter and applause greeted al
most every one OF his wittily turned
sentences Boston Herald.
Last Sunday morning the wife of M.
G. Meiklejohn presented her husband
with fine bouncing boy, which ac.
counts for the pleased expression which
Mr.. Meiklejohn wore yesterday.
Los Angeles to Long Beach and return
so cents, and San Pedro and return 60
cents, on the Los Angeles Terminal rail-
way, good going Saturday or Sunday
and returning Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for H. McGregor, H. S. Slaughter, Geo.
w. Cobb, E. G. Chaplin, Miss Jessie
Hilton, j. w. Conger.
A lady's satchel was lost yesterday on
Spring street, between Third street and
Temple block. 1t contained a purse,
which had in it photograph and COM
iederate bill. A suitable reward will be
paid if it is left at the sherif's Office.
The board of supervisors yesterday
granted liquor licenses to John Man
ming of Pico Heights; Ramona Ochsa,
San Gabriel; Mrs. H. A. Schoth, Gar
yanza, and Joseph Blanc of Verdugo.
With regard to the application of B. A.
Lugo & Co., it was decided to grant the
license in the name of Frank Dostele,
Lugo having retired from the firm.
Articles of incorporation were fled
yesterday by the Southern California
Homeopathic society in the county
clerks Office. The principal place of
business of the society is located in Los
Angeles and the directors are all OF this
city. They are as follows: S. H. Boyn-
ton, G. B. Dickson, E. G. Buell., E. G..
Manning and ]. B. Owens.
The splendid views which are used to
illustrate the Spaulding lecture on
vesuvius and Pompeii will be finely
displayed on large screen, giving a
very realistic effect. At the Church of
the Unity, Third and Hill streets, Thurs
day evening. Tickets, at 25 cents, may
be obtained without extra charge at
Bartlett's music house.
The Wilmington Transportation COM
pany's steamer Falcon will make voy-
age to Catalina island Wednesday,
March 10th. Trains to connect leave
Los Angeles as follows: From Southern
Pacific Arcade depot at 8 :25 a. M, and
from Terminal depot at 10 a. m. The
steamer will return the following day
passengers arriving at San Pedro in time
to connect with afternoon trains for
Los Angeles.
The Hill Democratic club of California
No. meets tonight at 1880 O'Clock, at
Y. m. 1. hall, 1151s North Main street.
All Democrats are cordially invited.
Several leading Democrats will address
the club. 1t is desired that full at
tendance OF the members be had, as ar
rangements will be made to send a
delegation of 100 to attend the Demo
cratic national convention. The club
roll will be open, when all Democrats
iavoring the nomination of Governor
Hill can sign.
Those in charge OF the Boys home on
First street report change in the bill
Of fare. Instead of beans and cabbage
and cabbage and beans, nice lot of fine
ish from the American fish market was
enjoyed; then came two large hams
from Mr.. Thomas Bosler, late of Illinois
and eight dozen eggs and lot Oi
spiced and preserved fruit from Mrs.
Hollenbeck OF Boyle Heights. The Home
is also indebted to Mrs. Captain Moore,
Mr.. Loveland, Mr.. Merriman, and to the
ladies' annex and the kind friends of
the chamber of commerce for oranges.
Closing Out Sale.
Farming implements, thirteen Baif
header wagons, header, dump and grain
beds and extra wheels, three watel