Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-11
NEWS NOTES.

mfs. ntufy OeFkls yesterday present.
ed her husband with daughter.
Spiritual tests and mental questions
answered, this evening, at Caledonia
hall, by Mrs. Nickless.
A colonial tea and entertainment will
be given by the ladies of the First Con-
gregational church, February 22d.
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vance.
Remember the kindergarten benefit.
Tickets at Woman's exchange, 223
Broadway. One ticket given for every
ten sold.
An electric car got off the track at the
corner of Ninth street and Broadway
yesterday afternoon, and delayed travel
over the lines for two hours.
This morning James Hines and J.
Dean, who have been in Jail on charge
Of burglary, will come up for trial before
Judge Smith OF the superior court.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for FL. S. Sherard, Mary St. Clair, d. K.
Trask, John A. Church, John Ryan and
M. Frigoyen.
The Los Angeles Law Students
league assembled at department FIVE last
evening, where the Hon. T. E. Gibbon
lectured on Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. Gibbon presented the subject in a
most interesting manner.
John Brennan, of the Hoffman House,
denies the statement published in yes
terday's Times regarding the assertions
of man named Boner, who claims he
was overcharged for his room and board
at Mr.. Brennan's hostlery.
The forgery case against DIR. Bragg and
Esperanza d'Abila was called yesterday
before Justice Owens. The defense
claimed that it was not ready to proceed
with the case, and a continuance was
granted by the court until February
9th.
Coroner Weldon yesterday held an
inquest on the body of Pedro Alviso,
33 years old, who died at No. 731 New
High street, Tuesday morning. The
cause of death was consumption, and a
verdict was rendered in accordance with
this fact.
DeLano's Ideal Guitar and Banjo
institute, with Miss Grace Mitimore as
soprano and Prof. Hough as elocutionist,
will give a concert at Temple-street
Christian church, Friday night, under
auspices of Y. P. S. G. E. of that church.
Tickets, 35c.
The case of the Fruitland Levee Dis
trict company against Linkletter and
others is dragging out to weary length
before Judge Clark of the superior court.
A swarm of witnesses were examined
yesterday, and the courtroom tables are
loaded down with maps and diagrams.
L. G. Tempted -Courtin, the umbrella
thief, was up for sentence Yesterday in
both Justice Austin's and Justice Ovens
courts. He received sentence of 100
days in each case. 1t was reported yes
terday in Chief Glass's Office that this
crook also stole several dresses which he
secured on the pretext of being dyer
and cleaner.
The Knights of Sherwood Forest held
their frst meeting at their hall, 10Y
North Main street, last night. There
was large attendance. Committees
were appointed on uniforms and re-
galias, after which the roll book was
opened and fifty-eight of the leading
Foresters signed their names. The
knights meet next Tuesday night, when
all Foresters of A. 0. F. Of A. are in
yited to attend.
Two colored men, who "run'' for the
Nadeau and Hollenbeck hotels, got into
an alteration at the Arcade depot yes
serday morning, and in short time
were clawing wool, with the result that
the Hollenbeck runner got worsted.
The parties were given an opportunity
10 air the affair in the police court, with
the result that the Nadeau man was
fined $40 and the other fellow released.
Don't fail to see the great Parisian
danseuse, Miss Pearl Desmond, at the
Original Vienna Buffet.
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