Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-06

| CARD TO EPISCOPALIANS.
The Bishop of Pittsburg, in whose
diocese the desolated district lies, sends
the following telegram in response to one
asking If he needed assistance for the
church in addition to contributions as
citizens:
PrTTsBuRe, June 8. 1880.
| Great need of money. Address N. J. Brady
| Liberty street. Pittsburg.
| CoRTLANDr WHITEHEAD.
There was a large parish aG ohnstown
consisting of about 300 members. The
Rector, the Rev. A. P. Diller, is reported
among the drowned. Contributions will
be received at Christ Church next Sun.
day, or at the episcopal Church room, 35
California Bank Building, at any time.
Thomas w. HAsKINs,
Rector Christ Church Parish.
NOTES.
The Ellis Club members have volun-
teered to sing on Saturday evening at the
Pavilion.
The East Los Angeles Board of Trade
telegraphed $50 to the Mayor of Johns
town yesterday.
The Knights OF Honor Lodge No. 1925,
at It's meeting last night, appropriated
$25 to send to Johnstown.
The Santa Fe road is preparing a car
in which to transport all supplies from
this city to the Johnstown sufferers, free
of charge.
Mr.. E. Fl. Freeman offers to do job
printing to the amount of 500 for any en-
tertainment or other beneficiary act to
assist the Johnstown sufferers.
Signor Modini will sing at the concert
Saturday evening. at the Pavilion, in aid
of the sufferers, one of his popular com
positions, "Vieni al Mar"
The members of the orchestra that is
to take part in the grand concert at the
Pavilion next Saturday are all requested
to meet at the Grand Opera House for
rehearsal on Friday at IL M.
Messrs. Doyle and Isaacs, the man.
ayers of the Peoples Theater, have signi-
| fed their willingness to tender benefit
for the food sufferers, the date to be fixed
at any time by the committee.
Miss Maud Hoffman, one of the Los
| Angeles College students, who will give
a selection from Leah on Friday evening
at the Pavilion, will give the "Chariot
Race" from Ben Hur on Saturday night
The sextette from Lucia de Lammer
| UtOOF WILL Uo b tIcdt db tuo CUuC0Ity T6uu-
cred by the following artists: Madame
Marchetti, Signor Modini, Prof. Aravello,
Mr.. A. L. Hawthorne, DR.. Fernandez
and Mr.. Tanning.
William H. Holloway, agent of the
Matte Vickers Company, which opens
at the Los Angeles Theater Sunday night,
says that, if arrangements can be made,
Mise Vinbnro mill olen eiue .bSn~nt fuT
the Johnstown sufferers.
The following dispatch was received
yesterday afternoon:
HARRISBURG, Pa, June S.
B. Cohn, Secretary Hebrew Benevolent Society,
Los angeles:
Grateful acknowledgements to the Hebrew
Benevolent society of Los Angeles for their
prompt action in our hour of distress.
JAMES A. BEAVER, Governor.
The students of the Los Angeles Col
lege have consented to assist in the
grand complimentary benefit to be given
for the benefit of the Pennsylvania suf-
ferers, at the Pavilion on next Saturday
evening, and will repeat some numbers
of the programme that are to be given at
| the Pavilion on Friday, June 7th, Under
graduates Evening.
The members of the Los Angeles Mus
ical Union-all professionals-have ten
dered their services to Mr.. Brenner,
which will enable him to form grand
orchestra, as it combines the members
of the Grand Opera House Orchestra
(Meine Bros. }, Los Angeles Theatre (Mr.
Hamilton, leader, and many others be.
lonpinp TO the union