Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
Hannah Madison, Rasmussen

Alice KImball, Allen master, for
Cufee's Cove. Arrived, steamer
Orlzaba, johnson master, with 66
tons merchandise and 25 passen-
gers. Sailed, steamer Orizaoa, for
san Diego.
The ladies OF the Fort street M.
E. Church will give an Ice cream
and berry social at the church
this evening. There will be
literary exercises, consisting of
declamations and readings, by Miss
Birdie Cannon and Messrs. Savage
and Wade, interspersed by music.
Admission to the church free. Re-
freshments will be served in the
rooms adjoining.
Mr.. E. w. Noyes returned from
a short business visit to San Ber-
nardina yesterday. During his
stay he disposed of thirty of those
fiue chromos recently received from
the East. The remainder of the
will be sold in this
city, and can be seen Mt the auction
house of r. Deakers, Spring street,
opposite the Court House.
The Supreme Court at San Fran
cisco, on Monday last, issued the
following order: Ordered, that at
the July term, 1879. no causes be
heard except criminal causes or
causes involving public interests.
And that applications for the hear
ing of causes of the latter charac-
ter be made within the first three
days of the term.
The attention of dealers and fam
lilies is directed to the advertise.
ment of Champagne baking pow
der, manufactured by James S.
Taylor g. Co., No. 1l6 Front street,
San Francisco, which appears else
where. This indispensable article
of household consumption has
been submitted to tests by the most
eminent chemists and is found en-
tirely free from all deleterious in
gradients.
AT meeting held July 10, 1879,
of Olive Lodge No. 20, K. of p,
District Deputy Grand Chancellor
w. H. Scott duly installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing
term: P. c., J. J. CarriIlo; c. c.,
Joseph Manning; V. c., A J.Cobb;
Prelate, w. II. Bettis; X. of r. and
s., Chas. E. Miles; M. of F., w. s.
Moore; NJ. Of E., A. w. Potts; M.
of a., p. Lauth; 1. G., Thos. Man.
ming.
In our notice of General Roley's
candidacy yesterday the compost
tor made us say, "and if elected"
instead of "elected," as we had writ.
ten it. We make the anaende TO
the gallant General and assure
him that, when we again have occa-
error in the "proof," we shall not
only order u "revise," but shall
personally supervise the correction
of the proof.
Prof. S. w. Burke, P. M. W., on
last Monday installed the following
gentlemen as officers of Anaheim
Lodge, No. S5, A. o. Z. W.: L.. w.
Kirby, p. M. W.; J.. J. Hill, M. W.;
Frank Ely, G.. F.; D. Drown, O.; }.
F. Dalton, Recorder; g. e. Leonard,
Financier; z. Hilmer, Receiver; j.
T. w. Eesenfeld, G J. q. Casey, 1
W.; Geo. Bauer, o. w. This Lodge
Is in good condition. Their regular
monthly, literary, musical and
social entertainment will DO given
in their hall at Ananeim on next
Monday evening. Members of the
Order and their families ar cordial
iy invited to attend.
Yesterday morning at an early
hour,at Mrs. Thompson's boarding.
house, on Eighth street, it was dis
covered that the ola contained
over drachm of strychnine, which
evidently had been placed there
with murd derous intent. 1t was dis
covered by Mrs. Thompson's broth
er, who, in taking drink, noticed
q bitter taste and did not
swallow the draught. On investi-
CATION u large quantity of strych
nine was discovered on the bottom
of the ola. The gentleman came
to town and notified the police,
who are Investigating the matter.
such an attempt. involving the
lives OF several persons, is diabolic-
al, and we trust the perpetrator
may be brought to justice.
The elocutionary and musical en-
tainment of Miss Nellie Calhoun
and Mise Lola Lawrey, at Union
Hall last night, owing, doubtless,
to the hard times. which make an
Angelo no look twice at dollar be-
fore letting go of it, was so slimly
attended that the audience were
dism Used aud the tickets returned.
Before dismissing the few that were
present, however. both ladies gave
exhibitions of their respective
powers, Miss Calhoun reciting Poe's
"Raven" with such power as to
proclaim her thorough mistress
of her art, and Miss Lawrey reu.
dering several difficult mOrcedur in
a spirited aud artistic manner.
Miss Calhoun then announced that
for Monday evenings entertain
ment the price of admission will be
reduced to so cents, when we hope
TO see the hall crowded, as we can
assure our citizens that they will
be we'll repaid.
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