Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-24

There was soleme Requium mass il
the Cathedral yesterday for the repos'
of the soul Of Mrs. Mary Hennessey
mother Of Mira. Dillon and Of Mrs
KeaneIy, word Of whose death at heI
home in County Limerick, Ireland
reached here few days ago. Mass wa
celebrated by Father McNamee, Father
Fisher acting as Deacon and Father
Hartnett as Sub Deacon. At the con
clusion of mass, the dissolution wa
given by Rt. Rev. Bishop Mora.
The Odd Fellows Of this city. W.
learn, have perfected arrangements will
Mrs. Matte A. Bridge to deliver one OF
more free lectures in Los Angeles. Mrs
Bridge has lectured in the principa
cities of the Union and brings testimo
malls Of the highest character. We fee
warranted in promising rare treat to
the citizens Of Los Angeles and hope tc
see house filled with the elite of the
city. Due notice will be given of sub
ject, time and place.
Me- Louis Roeder has Just received a
car load Of the Daviss Golden Carriage
Company's carriages, top and open bug
gies, phatons Of all kinds, buckboards,
and three varieties of spring wagons.
This is one of the finest assortments
ever brought to Southern California.
He has also received carload of the
celebrated Mitchell wagons, from the
lightest to the heaviest calibre. As he
will shortly commence the erection Of q
new factory and warehouse. in order to
make room, lie will sell these goods at
the lowest margin Of profit. Everybody
is invited to call and examine his stock
Fled is the glory Of Union Hall. No
more will grave and reverend City
Fathers hear with speaking admiration
the german-silvery tones Of their own
municipal eloquence. The vandal hand
of the carpenter has been at work for
the past two days demolishing that hal
lowed council chamber, and preparing il
for conversion into gay temple of
pleasure. and an arena for the billiard
istic gladiator. Messrs, Fred Guiol and
K. Knapp. the latter Of whom is recent
arrival from San Francisco, have leased
the hall and the work of fitting it up
will soon commence.
Articles of incorporation Of the Los
Angeles and Humboldt Lumber Com
pany were yesterday fled for record in
the Office Of the County Clerk. The
company is organized with capital
of 800. 600. divided into 2oO shares of
$500 each. The stock has been taken
as follows: w. G. Kerckhoff, $4,000;
J. Gunner. $4,000; w. H. Perry, $751;
900; s. H. Mott. $4,000; J. Dolbear,
$40. J. NJ. Griffith, $4,000; H.
Stevenson. $4,000; w. J. Adams. IS, :
900; Jos. Knowland, 5000; C. s.
Holmes, 5000. The first directors of
the new company are; Messrs. w. H.
Perry, James Gunner and j. M. Griffith,
Of Los Angeles, and w. J. Adams and
John Dolbear, of San Francisco. The
objects of the company are to carry on
the lumber trade in its various rami-
fications.
Captain Waterhouse, of Gardner,
Maine, one of those injured in the rail
road accident at Tehacbepi on Saturday
last, died last eight at s o'clock. Capt.
who, with his wife and
two little children, had been quite seri-
ously hurt. showed signs Of improve
ment up to late hour on Monday
night when he commenced to sink,
dying at the hour named, The blaw
has been dreadful one to his brave,
heroic wife, who 80 nobly. SO fearlessly
rescued him and her little ones from
the devouring flames. She was seriously
Frustrated by the shock last night.
Rumor had it that one Of the little
children was dying last night, but
enquiry ELECTED the information that the
child was attacked with whooping
cough which, added to the bruises and
Commissions on the little fellows body,
made his condition painful but not
The other child Is fast I'M
proving. The deceased was embalmed
at Mr.. Albert Browns undertaking par.
lora, nndfg the supervision of hrs. Ross
and Kurt. last night. The remains
will be sent to his relatives in the East.
By announcement elsewhere II will be
seen that the Riiou Comic Opera Com
pany, Of which the Los Angeles favorite,
Miss Fannie Marston, is the prin,a donna,
will open in this city Thursday evening,
January 10th, and give three entertain
ments. OF their performance at that
place. the Riverside Press and Horticni.
tarist says:
For hastily arranged affair the en-
tertainment at the Pavilion GU Thursday
evening was decidedly interesting. 1t
was given by the Bijou Comic Opera
Company for the Mid-Winter Picnic
party who were in town that evening,
and attended by them and about thirty
of our prominent citizens. all of whom
were delighted. Miss Fannie Marston
is without doubt the most brilliant Comic
Opera Prima Donna on this coast, while
Mr.. Hayden Tilla as tenor, late of the
Strakosch Opera Company, and Mr.. H.
l.. Fininger baritone" comedian and
character actor, arc q trio who have few
equals aud no superiors, They are
especial favorites IN San Francisco, and
we are fortunate in having them In Riv-
erside this (Saturday) evening. Atten-
ton is invited 70 their advertisement.
To The Postal Authorities,