Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-14
NEWS NOTES.

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vances.
Hugh Brown, who was recently sent
to the Whittier reform school from the
north, managed to make his escape
yesterday.
Robert E. Blair was yesterday held to
answer to charge of selling liquor to
Indians, by United States Commissioner
Van Dyke.
Special revival services are being held
in the NJ. E. church in Boyle Heights
by Presiding Elder Bresee, assisted by
DR.. Cobb, DIR. Mcdonald and others.
The attention of all Knights OF Honor
is hereby directed to the funeral notice
of our late brother, j. w. Grubbs, which
will appear in this evenings Express.
Mrs. Nickless this evening, at Gale
donia hall, 1917 Sonth Spring street,
gives spiritual tests and psychometric
readings, and answers mental questions.
The regular evening meeting of the
Ruskin Art club will be held Friday,
January 18th, at Z 80 p. M, in the
auditorium Of the Y. NJ. G. A. building.
Subject: Assyrian and Chalaean art.
T. d. Stimson, the capitalist, has
bought $25, 900 additional stock in the
Citizens bank in this city. At the an
nual election of officers held tuesday, I.
W. Brotherton was elected president.
The United States district attorney
yesterday filed suit to forfeit 250 kegs OF
nails landed at Redondo on November
Goth, from the ship Kirkucdbrghtshire
and seized by the collector OF the port.
The body of Miss Helen McComas,
the daughter OF Assistant District At
torney McComas, who was fatally
burned by gasoline Monday morning,
was cremated yesterday at Rosedale
cemetery. ui
Prof. w. G. Bowman will deliver a
humorous lecture in the Turner hall
this evening at s p. M, on Woman's
Rights. The entertainment will con-
cIude with dance. Exercises begin
with good music and recitations.
The friends and acquaintance of the
late DIR. D.. M. ]. Hagarty are respect
fully requested to attend a solemn re-
QUEEN mass at st. Vincent's church,
corner of Grand avenue and Washing
ton street, Friday, the 10Th proxlmo, at
Ga. m.
The London assurance company,
which was formerly represented by
Marco Hellman, has appointed George
Munroe as its agent. Mr.. Munroe is an
! 49,
the companies will not suffer in his
hands.
The trial OF Juan Tapia, on charge
of assault with deadly weapon, was
begun before Judge Smith and jury,
yesterday. 1t is alleged that the de-
fendant struck Charles Moore with
pick handle, breaking his arm and in
juring his head severely.
Ii. A. Scott, resident of Downey,
was arrested yesterday and taken before
United States COMMISSIONER Van Dyke
for sending a postal card through the
mails containing language Of libelous
and scandalous nature. The complain
ant is G. w. McKelvey OF this city.
Scott was released on bonds pending
examination.
At yesterday s meeting of the board of
supervisors the clerk was instructed to
deliver $4,000 of the Farmdale school
district bonds to w. W. Cockins, who
bid $5257 80 for them. Some road mat
ters were attended to, and the board
proceeded to select term trial Jurors in
accordance with the order made by
Judge Shaw some days since.
A note appeared in yesterdays HER
AID regarding movement to have the
haberdashers close early in the evening.
ltwas stated that Eagleson refused to
goin the movement. Mr. Esgleson de
sires to contradict tie statement that he
is opposed TO early closing, and SAYS he
did not know that meeting was called
Tor the purpose of reaching an agree
ment. When called upon to sign an
agreement to close early, he requested
timelto consider, as on two previous oc-
casions he signed similar agreements
which were broken by Others. He ex-
presses Willingness to close early pro-
vided the proprietors of all other like
establishments on Spring street will
agree to do the same.
At the installation of officers of Sunset
council No. 1914, Royal Arcanum, at
their hall, 1251s South Spring street,
last Tuesday evening, Deputy Grand
Regent DR.. s. H. Baynton installed the
following officers for the year 1892:
Fred A. Healy, regent; H. Greenawalt,
vice-regent; e. H. Woodman, orator; S.
G. Marshutz, past regent; D. w. Maloon,
secretary; II. G. F. Smith, collector; w.
N. Bucklin, treasurer; l.. Mackordes,
chaplain; Oscar Ragland, guide; d. G.
Glenn, warden; +. w. Prince. sentry
w. M. Brill, Trustee. Regent F. A.
Healy appointed the following commit
tees: Finance, H. L. Westbrook, w. H.
Routham, Morris Cohn; auditing, f. f.
'Schriver, q. L. Davidson, w. G. Y.
White.
Over 300 bottles of the California posi-
tive and negative electric liniment were
sold ia one day last week in this city.
1t has proved to be positive cure and