Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-22
NEWS NOTES.

Hugh Brannon, native OF Ireland,
was admitted to citizenship by Judge
Shaw yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Dewitt. of Cayucos, died on
Tuesday. She was the daughter of Mr..
u. @. Howes of the Los Angeles National
bank.
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Lee Washington, the colored boy who
stole watch last Tuesday, will leave for
Whittier today on four years sentence
TO the Reform school.
Good Will lodge No. 313, 1. o. G. T.,
will give a musical and literary enter
tainment at G. A. R. hall, Spring street,
near Sixth. Saturday evening.
Col. Charles B. Kavanaugh died at
Ocala, Florida, on December 9th.
Colonel Kavanaugh was the father of
Mrs. nj. P. Grove of this city.
Robert Sterrett, a young man from
Pomona, was examined for insanity be-
fore Judge Shaw yesterday and ordered
committed to Agnew's asylum.
The alarm at 6:25 last evening was
caused by slight fire in a restaurant at
No. $50 South Main street. The ceiling
had taken fire from O defective flue.
Damage nominal.
The Morley-Winne pool match, for
5000 side, takes place tonight at Opera
hall. La Blanche, the famous pugilist,
will act as referee. 1t is stated no en-
trance fee will be charged.
John De Lancey, who stole pair of
$22 gold cuff buttons from E. E. Gran
dali, was convicted of petit larceny yes
terday. Justice Owens sentenced him
to fine of $3.50 or l50 days in Jail.
John O'Callaghan, the slick book
agent from San Francisco, who has been
selling complete set of the Dore series
for $36, was arrested last night by Officer
Roberts on charge of drunkenness.
Mrs. E. Ferrerea, of 1l6 West Elmira
street, came to the police station yester-
day and announced the loss of a black
English retriever. She said the dog had
Feathers" six inches long on his legs.
On the programme of the Central w.
G. L. U. for today are report of press
work by Miss Hunt, and juvenile work
by Mrs. Blanchard. 2:30 at the Tenn
perance temple. Every body is welcome.
Billy Schneider and Joe Benkert, who
gave Thomas Beaver a terrible beating
at the Terminal depot few days ago,
were tried before Justice Owens yester.
day. Schneider was fined $40 and Ben
kerr 500.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for M. H. Cartwright, George B. Scram-
nell, Mrs. I. Lynch, Josie M. Holmes,
Alfred Heyerdahl.
Officer Sanford Bevin of the police
force died at IL :15 last night of typhoid
malaria at his home No. GAL South Los
Angeles street. He was 81 years of age,
and unusually popular. He leaves a
wife but no children.
At the Y. M. @. A. tonight Mr.. S. M.
Sayford will hold the last OF his evening
meetings for men. Rev. J. NJ. Hervey
will lecture on Messianic Prophecy for
the Sunday school teachers, and the
new class in shorthand will be organ
ICED.
Leonie Richards, the Alameda-street
siren who was fined SIS few days ago,
was yesterday acquitted before Justice
Austin Of the charge of grand larceny,
preferred against her by one of her GUS
toners, who said she stole 500 gold
piece out of his pocket.
The Clearwater Commercial company
fled articles of Incorporation Yesterday,
with paid up capital OF $10l0. The
capital stock is limited to $4,000. Fol-
&wing are the directors; Z. M. Hamil-
eon, East Los Angeles; j. A. Phil5in,
Henry W. Brewer, II. w. McKelvey and
Morton j. Howard.
Mrs.C. Cassulo, a widow with five
children to support, is absolutely desti-
tute. Size is at present at IA South
Workman street. Deputy Sheriff McIn-
tyre will see that she gets anything left
at the sheriff's office or at bis home, sol
South Hansen street. The case has been
reported to the supervisors.
Revival meetings of unusual interest
are in progress at Trinity church, South
Broadway. The local pastors are aided
by Bishop Haygood and Rev. DR..
Christian, of San Francisco. There will
be mass meeting for young people and
children on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, addressed by Bishop Haygood.
Officer Hawley at half past IL O'Clock
last night brought into the station Tom
my Norris, an opium fiend and all
around vagabond. Norris has been do
ing crooked work about town for
months without any direct evidence to
convict him having been secured. He
is now locked up on charge OF va
grancy.
Joseph Crocker and George W. Crock
ar, otherwise George and Harry Frank
lin, and score of other aliases, the
two, check forgers, were yesterday ar
yaigned before Justice Owens on three
sarges. The bail for each was fixed
al 5000, $4,000 and $4,000 in each of the
three cases respectively, making total
OF $12 900.
Justice Stanton yesterday held Chas.
Korn and Gustav Elder to answer for
burglarizing the residence of George W.
Hamilton at Lancaster. The men were
first taken before justice of the peace