Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-30
NEWS NOTES.

]. A, Philbin went north yesterday
on the afternoon train.
Captain Barrett went north on the
l O'Clock train yesterday.
The Committee on Supplies for the
Los Angeles Board of Trade is pur-
chasing furniture for the new rooms
ON Fort street.
The case of GARNER against Porter
torecover $12O, 900 damages for losses
caused by fire, is on trial in Judge
Hatton's court.
The examination of T. F. Pender-
crast will come before the Commis-
sioners of the United States Circuit
Court again to-day.
Rev. DR.. Schreiber will lecture this
evening at z AS P. NJ. in English IN
the Synagogue. Subject: Liberty not
license" All welcome.
The examination Of Antonio Mar.
tinez for selling liquor to Indians was
continued until to-day by United
States Commissioner Van Dyke.
The regular meeting of the Central
w. G. t. U. will be held this after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Trinity M. E.
Church, Fort street. All ladies in
vited.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to 1926, ,23O, and were 135
in number. OF these, 32 were for a
nominal consideration and "a for more
than $1,000 each.
The Ellis College will open next
September under the management OF
Prof. Henry Ludlam. 1t will be con-
tinued as boarding and day school
for young ladies.
Frank w. Conant, the popular
treasurer of the Grand Opera House,
will take benefit on Friday night of
next week. Rhea will play Frou Frou
on that occasion.
The relatives of Sophie Stenglip,
who was found wandering about the
streets without hat or shoes, have
been found and have taken the unfor-
tunate girl in charge.
The following persons were yester-
day licensed to wed: Robert Gra-
ham to N. Elden Lyall, George M.
Dewitt to Rose Scovel, w. G. Burgess
to Josephine B. McCracken.
The new postoffice at Clearwater
will be opened next Sunday by Post
master Henry Harrison. There will
be q daily mail between this city and
Clearwater, via Compton.
Chief Cuddy issued an order last
night to the police force to be very
stringent in enforcing the law prohib.
iting shooting in the city limits ano
also on the eity's lands.
A benefit concert will be rendered
TO Mr.. A. l. F. McKiernan on Wed
nesday evening in the new Parochia
Hall, back of st. Paul's Church. En-
rico Campobello, of San Francisco
will sing.
To-day is Good Friday, kept univer-
sally in memory of the crucifxion oi
Jesus Christ. There will be divine
service in the Churce of the Epiphany,
DAILY street, East Los Angeles, at IL A,
NJ. and 4P.M.
The monthly musicale of the Los
Angeles Conservatory of Music, 40t
South Main, Mrs. Emily j. Valen
tine, President, will occur this (Fri
day. evening at 7 80 O'Clock. Friends
of the pupils and the institution gladl.
welcomed.
Drivers will do well do be careful
when passing the steam roller, which
is at work outside the Courthouse OF
Spring street. A number of runaway
nearly occurred there yesterday, es
pecially in the cases OF horses whicl
had been hitched near by.
Some weeks ago General Miles is
sued an order that on and after to-da,
the officers of the United States arm,
stationed at headquarters in Los An
geles would be required to wear thei
uniforms and remain at the arm,
quarters between the hours of 9 A. Nj
and 4P.M.
Another German evening was give
by Herr Arnold Kutner to his pupil
and few invited friends, on Wednes
dav last, and was an occasion of mucl
pleasure and profit to them. The en-
tertainment was entirely in German
and consisted of conversation, read
ings and music.