Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-15
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
The Philharmonic Society will meet at
Bancroft's Hall in the Panorama block
on Main street, Friday night.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has opened branch office at the
Westminster Hotel. w. s. Bender is
the manager.
Mr.. J. F. Henderson, manager OF the
. extensive tailoring establishment OF Joe
Poheim, has arrived in the city and has
assumed charge of that emporium.
The house of Mrs. Hollenbeck, No.
283 Bowie avenue. was entered last night
by thief, who was scared away before
he had time to steal anything.
All friends are invited to attend the
opening exercises of the Japanese Y. M.
G, A., which will be held this evening
at Grace NJ f. Church, East, on First
street.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $247 ,133, and were l24 in
number. OF these SO we're for more than
81 900 each, and "a for nominal consid-
erations.
hit The following persons were yesterday
licensed to wed John M. Brenot to Ora
II. Wayman; Geo. II. Lombard to Miss
Minnie Owens Thomas B. Wilkinson to
Anna l.. Lockwood; Oscar w. Krause to
Maggie H. Bryson; Thomas f. Flynn to
Matte Sovereign; Roderck Gillis to
Kate Hood
A Times reporter said that Chris Buck
ley desired to have his case transferred
to Justice Morgans Court at Santa Mon
lea. Unfortunately for the veracity of
the report Judge Morgan is not Justice
of the Peace at Santa Monica, nor is Mr..
Buckley's case one that can be looked
into by Justices Court.
The Shabuoth holiday will be Gel
ebrated in the Synagogue this
evening at 7:30 Excellent music
will be furnished by the quartette
under the direction of Prof. Loeb,
md an English sermon will be delivered
by Brother DIR. Schneider on Prophecy.
To-mQrrow morning at 8: 30, the confirm
ionsof ten girls and four boys will take
place. The Synagogue will be beautiful
ly decorated.
Personal.
A. W. Colburn, of Denver, is at the st.
Elmo.
d. j. Connolly, of Sonoma county, is at
the Nadeau
D. H. Biggs is stopping at the new
United States Hotel.
o. V. Smith, of st. Louis, is registered
at the Westminster.
Superior Judge, Il. f. Arick, of Kern
county, is in the city.
J. D. Gillespie, of Buffalo, N. Y, is
stopping at the Oxford.
G. II. Raymond, of New York, is stop.
ping at the st. Elmo.
We. Bennett is at the st. Elmo, and
registered from Calcutta, India.
f. E. Leake, editor of the Dixor
Tribune, is stopping at the Oxford.
Oscar Lewis, a prominent gentleman
from San Francisco, is at the Westmin-
ster.
Louis A. Bohn and Joseph H. Dillon,
well-known citizens of st. Louis, Mo-,
are in the city.
L. g. Nesmith, cashier OF the First
National Bank of San Jose, is in the city
for few days
VIM. I. Humes, OF New York, arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping at
the Westminster.
Mr.. John G.. Cunningham, it is said,
will be Finnegass' successor as United
States Secret Service Agent.
Mr.. j. Dickson, the courteous clerk OF
the Hotel Oxford, is back at his post
again after his recent severe illness.
Geo. H. Mitchell, M. D., who has been
sick and for a time absent from our city,
has returned much improved in health.
Hon. II. E. McCune, of the firm of
McCune & Garnett, of Dixon, is stopping
at the Oxford and is accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. H. Silver.
HI. d. Colvin and wife, John H. Colvin
and wife and James II. Hildreth, a
pleasure party from Chicago, are So
journing at the Westminster.
W. III. Storms, city editor OF the Pasa-
dena Union, was in the city yesterday.
He speaks OF quitting the Union and re-
turning to his old love, mining, in the
State of Chihuahua, Mexico.
Major B. G, Truman passed through
our city last evening on his way to San
Bernardino, where he viii meet Mrs.
Truman and Miss George, who have
been in the East and in Europe nearly
three years. They will remain in Los
Angeles a few weeks, when Mrs. Truman
and her daughter will again go east via
the Southern Pacific Railroad and yell
lowstone Park, and spend part of July
and August at Saratoga and Long Branch,
Miss George resuming her studies at the
New England Conservatory OF Music
(Boston) in September next.
Charles Youngworth, the old pioneer,
will be pleased to see his old friends and
acquaintance OF early days of California
who will be here at the Democratic State
Convention at his place of business,
corner of New High and Temple streets
and take glass of the celebrated Cali
fornia Fredericksburg Lager Beer with
me.
AbOut n Buggy.
A little after 9 O'Clock last night a val
liable horse and buggy belonging to John
Schafer, the proprietor of the Vignes sa-
loon, was stolen from in front of his
saloon near the Santa Fe depot. A tele-
phone message appraised the officials at
the police station of the theft, and
mounted Officer Arguello was detailed to
look the matter up. He soon overlook the
buggy and brought it and two men in it
TO the police station where they gave the
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