Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-01
NEWS NO PES.

The Historical Society will meet to-
night in Justice Austin's courtroom.
Bakers Union No. As will turn out in
full force ON the Fourth. the bakers
will wear white caps and aprons, and
will make very creditable appearance.
The yacht Rambler, belonging to Mr..
G. Williamson, sailed from San Pedro
yesterday to San Diego to participate in
the regatta to be held there ON the
Fourth.
The musical and literary entertainment
to be given at the Simpson NJ. E. Church
this evening, under the auspices OF the
Home Missionary Society, will be very
interesting.
D. Williams, the second trainer at
Santa Anita, left for the East yesterday
with Viente, Alaho and Atalanta, to join
"Lucky" Baldwin's string, now making
tour OF the circuit.
A special preliminary meeting of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor will be
held at 28 South Spring street tomorrow
evening, to give the clerks in the differ
ent stores an opportunity to attend.
The following yachts are en- voyage for
San Diego to compete in the races which
will take place at the regatta to be held
there on the Fourth: Aggie, Dan Me
Farland, owner; La Paloma, Hancock
Banning, and Lurline, J. d. Spreckels,
.Jr.
The school children who are to take
part in the exercises at the Pavilion on
the Fourth are requested to be at the
Pavilion at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and to take with them music books con-
tanning the "Star Spangled Banner"
"Red, White and Blue" and America.
at the Italian picnic held at the Ar.
royo Seco yesterday, Mr.. Swelyn, of the
Columbia Foundry, took the first gentle
mans prize for dancing, and Mrs. NJ.
Fl. Shepard took the prize as the best
lady dancer. MIR. M. II. Shepard acted
as judge. The picnic was we'll attended.
The new baseball grounds, on Pico
street, we're opened to the public yester-
day afternoon, on the occasion of a
match between the Los Angeles and
Tufts-Lyons Arms Company teams.
The game was witnessed by large
number of spectators, and proved inter-
esting. Score Tufts-Lyons IL, Los An
geles 8.
Among the numerous attractions
offered to pleasure seekers who wish to
enjoy the Fourth of July is regatta race
at Santa Catalina Island, at which there
will undoubtedly be large attendance.
In addition to the races between the
most speedy boats belonging to San Pedro
and the Island, an interesting programme
of aquatic sports has been arranged.
Clarence J. Richards. the real estate
man, recently bought the horse Monte
Chr isto from Ed. Bither, the renowned
driver of Jay -Eye-See, and entrusted him
to the care of Doc Williams for training
preparatory to his making the circuit of
the fairs. AS an example of his form it
may be mentioned that he made the
mile in '291a few days ago, and both
trainer and owner have great hopes for
him in the near future.
Mr.. Julius Krause, of ia East First
street, yesterday received telegram an
nouncing the death of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Henry Young, of Joliet, Ill. Mr..
Krause is large property holder of the
city of Joliet, and as we'll of Los Angeles,
his adopted home. He was one of the
pioneer jewellers of the "then" West
Illinois, and Mr.. Young, the bereaved
husband, is among the oldest and most
respected of the old settlers of Hill