Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
NEWS NOTES.

hop is to be given at the Long Beach Hotel
on Saturday night.
There will be dance at the Hotel Arcadia,
Santa Monica, tomorrow night
This afternoon DR.. Mitchell will give read
ing from DR.. Lords writings at ST. Paul's
Church.
Coroner Meredith went to San Pedro yester.
day morning to hold an inquest on the body Of
an unknown man, who was found dead
Samson Lodge No. las X. of P. will give it's
anniversary entertainment this evening at the
Congregational Church. East Los Angeles
Transfers of real estate yesterday amounted
to $l2l,32s and were lo9 in number. OF these
36 were for more than 81 900 each and "a were
for nominal considerations.
The children OF East Los Angeles Band of
Hope will give an entertain ment in the East
Los Angeles Baptist Church. corner of Hawkins
and Workman streets, tonight.
There will be a temperance meeting this
evening at the Main street NJ L. Church, cor
ner Main and Laurel. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by T.. w. Stagg and G.. H. Dunlop.
Oscar Rich, who had the misfortune to have
his hand crushed on Wednesday afternoon on
San Fernando street, was compelled yesterday
to have the finger amputated. The operation
was performed by DR.. Reese.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: VIM. A. sule and Mary V. white.
George L. Wagner and CESSNA o. A. Meyers,
Adam A. Billeck and Mary de Detzin, Paul
Billeck and Rebecca Ronnebeck.
At recent meeting of the starr King Post
No IL, at Santa Barbara, 1t was unanimously
resolved to tender vote of thanks to Judge
Stephens of this city, for the excellent address
he delivered at that place on Memorial Day.
There will be an entertainment at the First
Congregational Church this evening, by the
Children and Mission Band. There viii be an
contata, "rhe Grasshopper," and magic
lantern exhibition besides a fancy table aud a
candy table.
The Southern California medicos will meet
at the Hollenbeck to-oay at Q P. M. The object
OF the meeting will be to form district Medical
Society. The physicians OF Los Angeles county
will meet at the same place this evening at
o clock. At this last meeting OF the County
Medical Society several papers will be read on
brain surgery. AL physicians are invited to
attend.
Every one is cordially invited TO attend the
Young Peoples Literary Society OF Grace NJ
E. Church, East First street, this evening. This
society is in a very 1ourishing condition, hav.
ing sixty or more names on the roll book, and
| is OF more than one years standing Among the
addresses this evening will be one by Prof
| Dawson on "The Benefit of Literary Societies. y
The Canadians and their friends will hold
another of their very enjoyable ssocials this
evening at 4 O'Clock in the Opera House Hall
programme of special interest has been pre-
| pared, in which Misses Van Sickle, Newbowei
and Harbden. also Major Arbuckle, Professor
! Delano and Mr.. sam Osborne, as well as several
| other talented ladies and gentlemen will take
part Robbie Burns will dance in Highland
costume. All are cordially invited to attend
Daniel Shea, working man, who was en-
gagged in wheeling brick on the Newman block,
corner of Spring and First streets, had the mis-
/ fortune to fall yesterday afternoon and break
] his wrist. He was wheeling brick on the third
I floor and made misstep, and fell through the
wall to the first floor b low on ptie of lum be- r.
I He received an ugly cut on his face, and sus
I tanned q severe sprain OF the hip. He was taken
| to tn Sisters Hospital.
! Mr.. William Lacy, formerly Cashier of the
/ First National Bank, and Mr.. John z Platter
| President of the Los Angeles County Bank, who
have recently served as Grand Jurors, have re
| quested Mr.. r. L. Rowan, Chairman of the
/ Board Of Supervisors. TO draw their warrants fol
1 the amounts due them for services as jurymer
/ in favor of some benevolent society to be uset
| for charitable purposes Mr.. L. N. Breed wht
! is now absent on a visit to Alaska hiss expressed
desire 10 have the same disposition made O.
the amount due him.
As officer L. J. Dunn was going the rounds O.
his beat on Alameda street. he saw flames far
ing up skywards on Alameda between First ant
Second xtreets and rushing 10 box 62, withou
investigating Iurther. turned in an alarm. En-
attended by the hook and lndder boys but thief
4 services were not required, as the fire turnet
ont TO be pile OF brush which was being burn
Some little doubt seemed TO exist to the local
fty of the fire, engine No and the Park Hos
goipgrw Sut on Temple street in their effort
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