The herald., 1893-02-22

Forecast.
Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather; cooler; northerly winds.
The Scotch people will hold concert
and dancing by the Cotton children al
the Los Angeles thester tonight.
The omnibus that has heretofore left
the terminus Of the Seventh street cable
line at 10 10 q. M. for the Southern Cali.
fornia college, has been discontinued.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph company's Office, cor
ner Main and Court streets. February
21st for John May, Miss Marguerite
Kenny, L. W. Pellebone, Mr.. John H.
Collins and P. ]. Flynn.
The February number of the Street
Railway Review of Chicago contains a
complete description of the Consolidated
Electric railway of this city, with par
traits of President Sherman and Gen
eral Manager CLARK.
Wednesday, February 22d, being a
legal holiday, the postmaster's Office
and the money order department will
be closed all day. The registry depart
ment and general delivery will be opened
till noon. Carriers will make morning
delivery only.
The Peoples party club of San Pedro,
ct its meeting on Friday, adopted reso-
lutions of confidence in Marion Cannon
and 7. ]. Kerns, and repudisting the
action of the recent meeting in this city
when both of the above named were
read out OF the party.
Everybody Is ready for the lacrosse
match TO take place this afternoon at
- hokw hA T A
and Riverside teams. The two teams
have been practicing hard for several
weeks and the game will be holly con-
tested from start to finish. Game will
be called at 2:l5 sharp.
The Santa Anita stable made IS en-
tries for the spring races yesterday and
will probably send at least 10 horses in
here to compete with the stables from
abroad. Next Friday and Saturday will
witness general hegira of horses from
the Oakland track, which is as deserv-
ing of indictment as thieves cellar on
the Barbary coast.
W.T.. Mansfield, rip-roaring drunk,
who wanted to annihilate the officers
who arrested him, particularly Officer
Ditewig, was brought into the central
station last night from East First street.
He gave considerable trouble before he
could be locked up. and wanted it dis
tinctly understood that every body was
deep-dyed scoundrel but himself.
Cunningham's Australian boomerang
throwers will exhibit today at Santa
Monica. The blacks have recovered
from the hardships they underwent at
San Diego. Manager Frank Frost wears
on his watch chain peculiar mascotte.
1t IL the ear of the San Diego tailor which
was cut off by boomerang. The tailor
stepped unexpectedly out of his door as
q boomerang came around the corner,
and xipl 1t cut off one of his ears as neat
as II done with razor.
"Say, Judge, 1 didn't steal dat hose
/ bought hit for dollar and six bits"
said a middle-aged colored man to Clerk
Cottle of the central police station last
night. Nevertheless a charge of suspi-
rion Was hooked against the darkey, and
be was locked up under the name OF
John Obelton. Officer Fay saw him
down on Commercial street trying TO
dispose OF a lot OF garden hose at h sec
ond-hsnd store. There was so feet of
the hose, and upon examination it
proved to have nozzle on it, and there
was water still in it.
The various senate and house COM
mittees from the legislature have con-
cluded their labors in Southern Califor-
mia and will leave for Sacramento this
afternoon. 1t was announced yesterday
that they were to have left last night,
but the departure was postponed until
today. Yesterday the insane asylum at
San Bernardino was inspected and the
party took trip over the kite-ehaped
track. At Riverside they were met at
the depot by committee of citizens
and escorted to lunch. They arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. DIR.
Martin of the senate public building
committee left for Bakersfield last night,
where he will rejoin his fellow commit
teemen on the early train tomorrow
morning.
The following building permits were
Issued yesterday Alsrd & Bradford,
frame steam laundry, First and Carey
streets, $500; Mrs. w. G.. Hambright,
frame dwelling, Flower street, $4,000;
H. A. Getz, frame dwelling, Flower
street, near Eighth, $1,000; George Ham
bright, frame residence, Flower street,
$2500; F. X. Townsend, four frame
dwellings, on Olive, near Temple, $1,000
each; Frank Graves. frame cottage,
Victoria street, near Twelfth, 5000; j.
8. Stribling, alterations on dwelling,
Penn avenue, $500; DR.. George P. Allen,
brick and iron etore, First street, be-
tween San Pedro and Vine, $4,000; E. G.
Wickstrom. frame dwelling, Georgia
Belle, between Pico and Fifteenth,
1920; William Butler. frame dwelling,
Mimoss street, $500; Frank Graves,
frame dwelling, McGarry tract, 5000.