Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-24
NEWS NOTES.

All day meeting Christmas at the Los
Angeles mission, 157 Moth Spring
street.
There will be an open air concert by
the Seventh Regiment band this after
noon at 4 80, in front OF the Broadway
market.
The London Clothing company's store
was crowded all yesterday with people
buying goods and securing fat turkey
to grace their Christmas table.
Judge Clark yesterday rendered iudg
ment for the San Pedro Lumber COM
panv against the Chautauqua associa-
ton for $1,000 for lumber.
G. w. Randall of East Los Angeles
was presented with a fine Christmas
present yesterday morning by his ami
able wife, in the shape of fine girl
baby.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the office OF the Western Union Telegraph
company for Henry l.. Martin, Sidney
Thomas, Elizabeth Austermull and
Louis Mendel.
Mr.. VIM. H. Carlson and wife, of San
Diego, have been paying Los Angeles a
visit OF week or SOS duration, stopping
with Mrs. Carlson's brother, Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Aguirre.
The HERALD office is indebted to
Jacob Adolf, the general agent in this
city OF the Wieland, Fredericksburg,
Chicago and United States breweries,
for supply of the splendid article he
deals in.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
ton to attend the first grand concert of
the Italian Mutual Benevolent society,
which will come off on the 1st OF jan
uary, and which will be followed by a
grand ball.
The Farmers alliance has just re-
ceived several Singer sewing machines
at Clearwater, costing, delivered there.
$l225. These same machines are sold
here in the city for $50 cash, and sos on
installments.
A Mrs. Cole was robbed by a pick
pocket in front OF the Peoples Store at
8 O'Clock last night. He got only So
The woman caught the man, but he
pointed out his pal" and both made
good their escape.
Tomorrow being a national holiday,
the postmaster's Office, money order and
registry departments will be closed all
carrier windows will be open from 8 to
10 a. M only. There will be no delivery
by carriers.
Yesterday afternoon an Italian named
Anton Constillo, while drinking with
two men with whom he had scraped up
acquaintance at the Hotel de Geneva, 610
Upper Main street, was robbed of a
pocket book, containing about $50. On
discovering his loss, Constillo reported
the matter to the police, with the result
that one of the men, named William
Phelan, was arrested by Officer Rohn in
Chinatown and locked up in the city
Jail on the charge of robbery. The
other, Dennis Mcmahon, could not be
found at his usual haunts. 1t is believed
chat he left the city Immediately after
the robbery.
The following is the service pro-
gramme at st. Paul's church for Christ
mas day Professional, hymn 19
(Adeste Fideles) Venite (Mornington)
Te Deum (Calkin), in d; Jubilate
(Tours), in L introit, Sing and Rejoice
(Barnby); Office Of the Holy Commun-
ion (G. G. Martini, in c.; offertory, o
Holv Night (NoeN, Adam Buck, tenor
solo and chorus; Recessional, hymn II
(Mendelssohn); Posslude, Coronation
March (Meyerbeer) The music will be
rendered by the surpliced choir of men
and boys, under the direction of Preston
Ware Orem, Mus. Bac, organist and
choirmaster. Mr.. Valentine Huber S
orchestra will assist.