Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
NEWS NOTES.

The Olympian rink is to be opened on
Thursday, at Hazards pavilion.
The steamer Bonita arrived at Redon-
do yesterday with eighty tons OF mer-
chandise from San Francisco.
Major Hilton at Temperance temple
today. Bible reading on Prayer at 2 80,
and gospel temperance meeting at
z 80 p. m.
There are kilograms at the office OF the
Western Union telegraph co mpany for
Laura Debow. James Daniels, James
Douglas and Claude Stewart.
The ladies of the English Lutheran
church serve lunch and oysters today
from IL a. m. to 9 p. M, at Browns old
restaurant, 142 North Main street.
The foreman engaged in the court
house building fell yesterday morning
from the first story and broke three ribs.
The name OF the wounded man is Bas-
.sett.
Judge Clark yesterday granted Mary
Lamb a divorce from Dainee Lamb. on
the ground of desertion. The plaintiff
and DR.. Chaffey were the only ones
sworn.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies
Benevolent society for the election of
officers for the ensuing year, will take
place Friday, the fifth instant, at Pyth-
ian hall, South Spring street, at 2:30
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. HenryT. Cogswell yes
terday filed suit against the Los An
<raia. DocoIapo o,,I AL
for $4,000 damages, for injuries sus-
tanned by Mrs. Cogswell in a railway
accident. ut.
In department six, the charge OF rape
against Alexander was yesterday dis
missed on motion of Deputy District
Attorney Hardesty, who stated that the
evidence would not warrant convic-
ton. The defendant was mulcte in
the sum of $27S for costs.
The ladies who are interested in the
success of the bazaar to be held on the
1lth and 18th of this month at St.
PauPs hall met yesterday and planned
the different booths. 1t was decided to
begin decorating the hall next Tuesday.
There will be many pretty Christmas
gifts for sale at one of the booths.
A complaint was yesterday sworn out,
charging John Toomey with disturbing
the peace. The complaining witness is
Mrs. K. Lawrence, who lives in the ad-
joining house to Toomey. 1t is alleged
that Toomey who resides on Amelia
street, gets on spree enthusiastically,
and at such intervals makes Rome
howl in his neighborhood.
Los Angeles Parlor As, N.S.G.W.,
held very enthusiastic meeting last
might, and elected the following officers
dor the ensuing term: Past president,
w. S. Marchant; president, f. G. Tay
lor; first vice-president. Samuel Gerson
second vice-president, E.. r. d'Artois
third vice-president, H. Chevallier;
recording secretary, Fred S. Bynon
financial secretary. A. Greenbaum
treasurer, l. Samter; marshal, E. B.
Aaventhal; trustees, n. j. Judah and J.
H.Chancy.
The vocal and instrumental concert to
he given by Miss Grace A. Miltimore
tomorrow night, at the Simpson taber-
nacle, will be rare musical treat, and
should not be lost sight of by the music
loving people of Los Angeles. Miss
Miltimore is graduate of the Boston
conservatory of music, and has a high
reputation as a vocalist. Those who
hear her in Simpson tabernacle tomor-
row night will receive high treat. She
will be assisted by Prof. William Piutti,
pianist, and Prof. Harley E. Hamilton
as violinist, while Mrs. James Ogilvie
will act as accompanist.
The following officers of the Royal
Oak Lodge, Sons of St. George, were in
stalled last night by Thomas Pascoe,
grand president of the Pacific coast
jurisdiction of the order: Worthy past
president, Harry w. Renshaw; worthy
president, John A. Simmons; worthy
vice-president, Joseph Baker; worthy
treasurer, James Taylor; worthy secre-
tary, Fred Renshaw; worthy assistant
secretary, H. Lightfoot; worthy messen-
ger, Geo. Turner; worthy assistant mes
senger, John Sheehan; worthy chap
lain, Stephen P Owsley; worthy inside
sentinel, Edgar Matthews; worthy out
side sentinel, Edwin T. Renshaw,
worthy physician, DIR. A. E. Gresham;
worthy trustees, William Pople, j. Shee-
han and S. p. Owsley.
A suit with an artistic cut and fit,
first-class workmanship and Innings. can