Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-21

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dependent Order Of Chosen Friends,
who has presented disability" claim,
according to the law Of the Order,
which provides that member becoming
permanently disabled, is entitled to one
half the amount OF their Insurance. This
wise provision often affords much
needed relief to its members. A council
OF the order has been in existence in our
city for more than two years past. and
has already paid TO beneficiaries $4,000.
and in a few days $500 more will be
paid, which will swell the amount to a
grand total Of Sl3,50O.
A curious case Of canine sympathy is
exhibited on Spring street, where q
small female dog found four little kit
tens before their eyes were opened, and
as their mother had been killed by q
cruel dog, this dog made an orphan So
ciety OF herself, aud nursed the kittens
with the utmost care till they are now
half grown, and app rently as happy in
playing with their adopted mother us
they would have been with the genuine
pussy. The dog is apparently very fond
Of her progeny, and guards them with
watchfuluess and fidelity. The story
has moral for those who are able to
comprehend it.
The Messrs. Lewis Brothers, the en-
terprising shoe dealers, as will be seen
by their new double column advertise.
ment, are equal to any phase Of the shoe
market, and are determined not to be
approached in quality and variety OF
gods. Their prices, now as always, are
below competition. Persons in need Of
anything in the way OF foot.gear will do
well 10 visit their store, as their corps 6f
assistants are polite and attentive and
take pleasure in showing goods.
The programme for grand concert
and literary entertainment to be given
by the Ladies Aid Society, at the First
Congregational Chnr,h, next Wednes-
day evening, will be bund in our New
To-Day column. The vocal and insiru-
mental selections are especially foe and,
from the names OF the ladies and gentle.
men who will take part, will be well
rendered. We hazard nothing in promis-
ing all who attend pleasant evenings
entertainment.
Iu City Justice Morgan's Court, yes.
terday, Alfred LoiforJ, convicted of dis
turbing the peace. on complaint of Mary
Grant. was fined $50 or, in default, thir.
ty days imprisonment in Jail. A. Weihs,
convicted OF maintaining a nuisance, was
fined s., which he paid. six Cinnamon,
arrested for playing "tan. gave bail In
the sum of $50 each to appear to plead
Dext Wednesday.
Henry I. Gage, Esq, attorney for the
eventeen Cinnamon arrested by Chief OF
Police Cuddy yesterday. made applica-
tion before Judge Smith, Of the Superior
Court, last evening for writ of hsbeas
corpus, VIII ch was denied and the pris.
oners remanded to custody. The Hea-
thens subsequently, deposited $50 bail
each for their appearance before City
Justice Morgan.
But seldom in New York and never
before in California has SO superb col
lection Of jewels been displayed as can
now be seen ut the Diamond House Top
posite the Baker Block) on the occasion
Of the Turner Fest. Every citizen whe
takes pri e in Los Angeles should take
his friends to view this wonderful col
lection.
Rogers Brothers have purchased ten
horse power engine. with which they are
to pump water into two reservoirs on
the north side Of Temple street, in the
vicinity Of the new seminary for young
ladies. In short time they will be able
to furnish settlers in that part of the
town with water at half present rates.
The decoration of Bob E,dert's saloon
in honor of the Turn Bezirk is very
fine, artistic and elaborate, and when
the facade is lighted by the powerful
electric light OH the top of the HERALD
building it looks like the entrance to a
tropical varadise.
The members of the Thirty Fights
Engine Company No. !. by advertise
ment under New To-Day, are notified
to appear at their engine house, in full
uniform, at 6 30 o'clock this evening, Ia
take part in the Turn Bezirk parade.
Chas. Youngworth. of the New Or
leans Coffee House, under New To-day,
challenges anyone in this city or Stale
10 make better cup OF coffee than he,
the matter to be decided by three dis-
interested judges.
Mr.. Malcolm Denno, for five years an
artistic mixologist in the Cosmopolitan
in this city, returned yesterday from a
three months visit to his friends in New
York City, and was warmly greeted by q
host Of friends.
Mr.. Sidney Lacey, who was delegate
TO the Stockton Convention aud who was
re-appointed member Of the State Cen.
trail Committee by chat body, came home
by yesterdays train from San Francisco.
Chief Cuddy yesterday surprised and
captured gang Of seventeen Chinamen
engaged in the game of tan in China.
town. They were promptly jailed and
released ON bail Of $50 each.
By notice elsewhere it will be seer
that the Sheriif's sale advertised to TAX I
place yesterday has been postponed un
I'll Wednesday, June 25th, at the SAINT
hour and place.
Mrs. Kate H. Clayton will address
the people of Downey City Sunda,
Ito morrow at 3 p. m., in the Christian
Church, and at FL Monte in the evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
Don Juan +. Forster, who has beel
visiting relatives and friends at San Juai
Capistrano for several days past, re
turned to the city yesterday.
No quorum being present last night
the meeting OF the Council adjourne,
until Tuesday next, the regular meeting
day.
Don Marcos A. Forster, of San Juau
Capistrano, is among the visitors to tn
city, and is stopping at the st. Elmo.
Parade horse, buggy, harness, etc, +
be sold at auction this day at 10 o'clocl
by John C. Bell.
There was false alarm Of fire at hal
past l2 o'clock last night.
A Sad Accident.
The people Of Los Angeles have beef