Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
NEWS NOTES.

The East Side grocers will close their
stores hereafter at Z p. m.
The new Democratic city central COM
mittee will meet at O'Clock on Monday
morning at the committee rooms, Dow
Downey block.
The police received word last evening
that man named William Harvey had
fatally stabbed a man at San Pedro and
made his escape.
Rev. j. S. Thomson, at Church OF the
Unity, will preach morning and eve-
ming as usual. Morning subject. 'Evo-
luton and Christianity )" evening sub
ject, "The Uses of Church."
The semi-annual examination of
county teachers, in the public schools,
will be heldsat the Normal school, on
Monday, December %, at 10 a. m. The
official notice is published elsewhere.
A fire alarm was rung from box 54, at
the corner of Temple street and Union
avenue, at about. half past twelve this
morning, for a brush fire, which de-
stroyed small barn, out beyond the
reservoir.
The Young Mems Institute No. IA
will give their fifth anniversary enter
tainment and social at Illinois hall We'd
nesday evening, November 26, (Thanks-
giving eve.) Invitations and tickets
can be had from members.
A G. l.. S. G. union meeting takes
place tomorrow at the First Presbyte-
rian church, corner of Second and
Broadway. A good programme, includ-
ing music, essays, ETC., will be given.
DIR. S. H. Weller, of Santa Monica, will
speak on Memory"
Attention is called to l.. Friel's adver-
tisement in today's issue. Mr.. Friel is
surveyor of talent, who, having in his
possession all the private survey notes
of Major Henry Hancock, is prepared to
relocate ranch boundaries and township
and section lines.
A movement is on foot among the col
ored citizens to celebrate the emancipa-
ton proclamation ON January l., 1891.
for which purpose a meeting was held
Saturday night last. Elder Pointer was
appointed chairman pro tenn, and w.
f. woodward secretary. After speaking,
the meeting adjourned to Saturday
night for permanent organization.
Among the many candidates on the
Democratic ticket, is mentioned the name
of Wineburgh. for school director for
the Third ward. Mr.. Wineburgh is busi
ness man accustomed to pay attention
to all minor details, and will make d
good school director. The delegates OF
the Third ward could not do better than
to nominate him.
- The music at the Cathedral this
morning at 10 O'Clock will be, Mlssa Pro
Pace, by La Hache, to be sung in honor
of Saint Cecilia's Day. The soloists will
be Miss McMannus, Miss O'Kane, Miss
Nash, Mrs. Gardner, Mr.. Joseph F.
Nuelle and Mr.. N. Laub, also good
chorus. For the offertory an Ave Maria
by Gounod, will be sung by Miss Bur-
dick. A. G. Gardner is the organist.
George J. Waffle, teamster in the
employ of one of the contractors for the
Terminal railroad company's new levee,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon, from
heinorrhage ofthe lungs, while at work in
the river-bed near the Downey-avenue
bridge. Coroner Weldon held an in
quest upon the body last night, which
resulted in verdict of death from
natural causes. DIR. T. J. McCarty held
apost mortem examination, at the re-
quest of the coroner, and found that
both the lungs and heart of the unfor-
tunate youth were in advanced stages OF
disease.