Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
NEWS NOTES.


ary 4th. the big sale OF water damaged
goods at City of Paris.
Ten good solid new year drunks were
sentenced to five and ten days in the
police court yesterday.
Big bargains in dry goods damaged by
water. Sales takes place Monday, jan
uary 4th. City of Paris.
Call early and get great bargains of
water damaged dry goods, Monday, jan
uary 4th. City of Paris.
Ten spools OF Clark's mile-end spool
cotton, black and white, for 25 cents, ] B.
Cohn, 30l N. Los Angeles street.
II you want bargains, call early Mon
day, January 4th. Dry goods damaged
by the late rains on sale at City OF Paris.
Prof. w. C. Bowman has changed his
place of lecturing from GAR. hall to
Illinois hall, corner OF Sixth and Broad
way.
Don't miss this chance of buying bar
gains at the sale of water damaged
goods, Monday, January 4th. City OF
Paris.
Henry Wilson and Charles Miller, two
vags who were warned to leave town and
did not go, were sentenced to ten days
each yesterday.
Robert Johnston was arrested yester-
day by Officer Insley on telegram from
Oceanside, charging him with assault
with deadly weapon.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers will
sing at the mems meeting at the Y. M.
G. A. at 3 O'Clock today. Mr.. j. R.
Mott of New York will make an ad-
dress.
New Years sermon at IL a. M.
"Christ in Gethsemene," at 7:30, are
subjects of sermons at the Temple Street
Christian church by Rev. A. @.
Smither.
A marriage license was yesterday given
to Edwin Tho mas Renshaw, age "a, and
Jane Annie Matthews, age %, both ma
tives of England and residents of San
Bernardino.
Savannah Daily Times, January 80,
1891, says: "Mr. William H. Sher-
wood gave, at the Masonic temple last
night, recital such as no other pianist
in America could produce"
Mr.. Sherwood is pre-eminently the
finest and most cultured American pi-
anist now living, and be ranks among
the best of the foreign virtuosos.- Bing-
hampton, N. Y, Republican, January
Is, 1891.
The damage suit brought by Martin
Bedan to recover $4,000 from Albert
Turney, who, he alleged outraged
his wife, was concluded yesterday,
the jury finding verdict for the plain
tiff.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for G. A. Vanderbeck, G.. F. Lohman.
Alma L. lockwood, G. M. Lorian, Sister
Miss Clara West.
Coroner Weldon held an inquest on
the body of Cisto Rodrigues, the Fashion
stable hostler, yesterday. A verdict of
death from a fractured skull caused by
fall while under the influence OF NOR
phine and whisky was rendered.
sOn account of the unusually cold
weather the concerts by Douglas band
at Westlake park are temporarily sus-
pended. 1t is to be hoped they will
soon be resumed, as they constitute
prominent feature in public amuse-
ments.
The Central Baptist church having
sold their property at the corner of Third
and Hill street, will in the future wor-
ship in the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association, on Broadway
near second street. Services will be at
the usual hours.
Mr.. Sherwood is one of the foremost
musicians OF this country, and has been
received with warmest welcome every
where he has appeared. He is master
touch, combined with perfect power
over the keys.-[Atlanta, Ga, Journal.
The opening exercises Of the Southern
California Law college will take place
on Tueseay night at O'Clock in the
assembly room Of the Los Angeles Bust
ness college. The opening lecture will
be delivered there by John w. Mitchell.
The subject will be The Study of the
Law.
D. n. Obump Was tdkcu UoiOT6 JuuSo
Smith yesterday on the bench warrant
issued upon the indictments returned
by the grand jury on Thursday. Stump
and Norton were the only ones arrested
up to last night. The indictments are
against seven persons, five OF whom, it
Is said, have fed.
Justice P. E. King OF Burbank, on
recent trip to San Clemente island, Sc
cured curiosity, which has been named
aWhat-is-it?" Mr.. King thinks it is a
petrified ostrich egg. Others think it
is petrifed roc egg; others that it is
geode, and 80 on. Mr.. King presented
it to the Southern California Science
association, and DIR. B. Fl. Alter has the
"What-ls-it?D in his custody for the
society.
w. H. Gould, pioneer publisher of
Los Angeles, yesterday presented the
Historical society OF Southern California
with complete files of old newspapers
covering period of nearly thirty years.
They are journals which Mr.. Gould has
published at Tucson. Yuma, San Diego,
San Bernardino, Pomona and Los
Angeles. They are replete with local
information and are exceedingly valu-
able for historical purposes. The society
h<vae thaf othpra will follow Mr. GOuld,s