The herald., 1894-09-13

The Los Angeles public night school is
held in the Spring-street school building
and ia free to all boys under Il years.
Entrance on Broadway.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, COR
ner OF Main and Court streets, for d.
Fitzpatrick, +. Bates, Conrad Jacoby.
Mariana Perez, Mexican. fell in fit
on the street yesterday afternoon and
receized severe cut on the chin. He
was taken to the receiving hospital for
repairs.
failed to materialize yesterday morning,
hence there was no session. The com
mission will probably not meet until
next Wednesday.
Bradshaw Bros. yesterday sold the
William Smith property on Main street,
below Tenth, and running through to
Broadway, to William V. Nevlin. of
this city, for 2 handsome consideration.
The funeral of Mrs. Alice McElheney
will take place from her late residence,
934 Wall etreet, ut 9:15 am. today
thence to the cathedral, where solemn
high mass of requiem will be celebrated.
The fire alarm turned in from box 16
at 1915 yesterday was caused by little
blaze at DR.. Rebecca Dorsey's new resi-
dence, ct Eleventh and Flower streets,
caused by the overturning of plumbers
stove. No damage.
A middle-aged woman named May
Woods was arrested on Third street last
night by Officer Smith and booked at
the station for petty larceny. she ia
accused OF stealing a Halt-and pepper
from Ebinger's restaurant.
Coroner Gates held an inquest at Red
ondo yesterday upon the body of Albert
v. Trudel, who died suddenly at that
place the day before. A verdict of death
by heart disease was rendered. Trudel
was q years of age, and was born in
Redondo.
Mr.. j. 81. Jones OF Ravenna has been
In attendance at the Democratic county
convention as delegate during the past
two days, Last Saturday his vile pre-
tented him with native daughter OF
the golden west, Mother and daughter
are doing well.
A complaint was issued in the police
court yesterday charging Charles A.
Karl with forging check on the
Farmers and Merchants bank for $24.
The name alleged to have been forged
was that of f. L. Rorhing. l. l.. Low
man caehed the check for the young
nan.
Every citizen interested in the welfare
Of Los Angeles should attend the mass
meeting to be held in Music hall, South
Spring street, this evening, 20 discusf
ways and means of improving Elysian
park. Hon. Stephen M. White anc
other good speakers will address the
meeting.
There will be an open meeting and
musical entertainment given by the
members of Ramona lodge No. 274
l. 0. q. T., at their new hall, southwest
corner Fifteenth and Main streets, Fri
day evening September 18th, at s
O'Clock. Short addresses will be given
by DR.. A. o. Conrad. DIR. Stephen Bow
srs and others. Ii is also expected that
Hon. Henry French. Prohibition candi.
date for governor, will give short ad-
dress.
Don't miss the picnic at Sycamore
grove next Sunday. Admission free.
Moonlight Excursion to Echo Mountain
On Saturday, September 18th. Take
any of the afternoon or 6 30 p. m. Ter
minai train for Echo mountain from
Los Angeles. Aside from the grand
moonlight effects, it is worth triE
across the continent to see the opera
ton of the great searchlight. Those
remaining over night can see the sun
rise and sunset. aud may take ride
over the Mt. Lowe bride road, through
Castle cafion, Great Bear cafion. Grand
canon and the great pine forests. which
will afford an experiences never to bs