Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
The shoe statesmen met last night
and formed a social organization.
Bob Burdette lec,ured last night be-
fore large audience on the "Rise
and Fall OF the Mustache."
Police Clerk Moffet was presented
with a splendid silver tea service by
bis brother officers last night.
The burning Of pile Of shavings in
the rear OF Chinese store caused an
alarm from box GA last night at mid
night.
Mr.. r. G. Dunster, assisted by Mrs.
Catching Williams and Miss Large,
will give concert this evening at the
First Baptist church.
Lat OF property must be handed to
the City Assessor before Saturday
next in order to have the entries on
the assessment rolls correct.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $233,415 and were 1l2
in number. OF these 10 were for nom
inal considerations and 55 were for
more than 81 900 each.
The first anniversary entertainment
and social OF the Young Mems Insti-
tute, No. SO, will take place this even
ing. A most excellent programme
has been arranged and the hall will
be crowded.
Colonel j. p. Sanford will deliver a
course OF three lectures next week ai
Armorv Hall for the benefit of the
General Relief Committee OF the G..
A. r.. A rare treat is promised those
who attend.
Quite large number Of Minneso-
tans accepted the invitation OF Mr..
w. A. Nimmocks yesterday and visit
cd him at Santa Fe Springs. A most
enjoyable day was passed by both the
host and his guests.
As one OF the Chinese high priests
was crossing the corner of Alameda
street and Machessault alley late last
night, he was knocked down and run
over by hack, which broke his arm
and injured his foot.
The remains Of III. j. Ross, who
died Monday morning, will be buried
under the auspices of Massasoit Tribe
No. SO, l. o. r.. NJ, tomorrow after
noon. Members of the Tribe are Or
dered to be at Odd Fellows Hall at l
o'clock sharp.
The following persons were yester-
day licensed to we'd: Joel M. Bur
night to Emma f. Babcock, w. A.
Meldau to Lizzie Stein, Antonio Gan
dina to Bessolo Marietta, Frank Il.
Wright to Ida Alexander.
A copy of the articles OF incorpora-
ton of the Troy Laundry Machinery
Company, limited, of New York, has
been filed in the County Clerks office,
In this city. Its object is the manu-
facture and sale oflaundry machinery.
The capital stock is 100000, divided
into 1000 shares.
The case OF The People vs.. l.. @.
Lennon (colored), charged with an
attempt to outrage the person of his
step-daughter, came up in Judge o.
Melvany's court yesterday and the
defendant was given ten days addi-
tional time to prepare an amendment
to bill OF exceptions, pending a new
trial.
The members Of Stanton Women
Relief Corps, John A. Logan w. Il. c.,
Gelcich w. r. c., comrades of the
Grand Army and representatives of
the press, are invited to meet with
Frank Bartlett W. r. @. at Grand
Army Hall, Thursday at 2 p. M, to
meet Colonel j. P. Sanford.
The first concert of the Y. M. G. A.
orchestra will take place this evening
az the First Congregational Church.
The programme will include numbers
from Flotow, Becker, Rossini, Mozart,
Haydn, Servais, Gottschalk, Rzhia
and Boettger, and the orchestra will
be assisted by Messrs. Nay, Mckee,
Bradbeer, Jackson, Hurka, Sinnard,
Heine, Burbeck and Mead, and Miss
Katharine Kimball.
The First National Bank of Pasa-
dena has received word from New
York OF the final disposition of Pasa-
dena sewer bonds to the amount OF
$l04, 500, and within the next day or
two the bank will ship to the Chace
National Bank of that city the neces-
sary bonds to fill the order, the pro-
ceeds OF which will be available inn
mediately upon hearing of the ar
rival of the documents.
A public meeting to complete the
organization of the Pasadena Board OF
Trade was held at Williams Hall
Monday afternoon, w. U. Masters,
postmaster, of the city, chairman. A
board OF directors, composed of w. A.
Ray, Enoch Knight, j. Banbury, w.
U. Masters, J. II. Painter, G. A.
Swartaut and B. A. O'Neal, was
chosen at former meeting and the
selection ratified. Bylaws were
adopted. The membership fee was
fixed at $25, and other laws adopted
in conformity with the liberal articles
of incorporation.