Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-23
NEWS NOTES.

There will be a concert tonight at
Westlake park at p. m. by Douglass's
military band.
Rev. DIR. Cantine will preach in First
M. E. church at II am. and s pm. to-
day.
Attention is directed elsewhere to the
advertisement of the Gurney Cab COM
pany, which is ably managed by John
HI. Hise.
Rev. Will A. Knighten will preach
this morning at the First Congrega-
tional church. At 80 pm a praise
service will be given-Miss Kimball,
soprano; Prof. Bacon, chorister; with a
full choir will assist.
DIR. Stradley will preach at the Trinity
M. E. church, south, both morning and
evening, today. His subject this morn
ing will be Personal Responsibility and
Reward ; and this evening, The Children
OF Two Worlds in Contrast.
Word was received in this city by a
number of merchants confirming the
report of the wreck OF the steamer Ell
dorado on a reef off the coast of Florida.
The hull was filled with water, and
among the losers was the London Cloth
ing company, whose loss will be about
$4,000.
The preliminary examination of All
Tet for perjury was continued to Sep
tember 4th by Justice Austin yesterday
at request of counsel for the defense,
who are engaged in another court. The
continuation throws the case over until
after the time set for Wong Ark's second
trial.
M. w. Carlisle, who is employed
janitor of building on First street near
Broadway, was arrested by Officer Au-
BILE, yesterday, for the theft of ther-
mometer valued at $50. from Ralph
Rogers. Carlisle pleaded guilty when
arraigned before Justice Austin on a
charge of petit larceny, and will be SEN
fenced Monday.
The cathedral choir will render Mo-
zart,s Ninth Mass at this mornings
service. Mrs. A. Mesmers fine soprano
will be heard, and Mr.. William Burr
will sing the tenor solos. Rev. Father
Peter, now Bishop Verdaguer, will
preach his farewell sermon at the cathe-
dral at 80 this evening. An especially
fine musical service has been prepared
by Prof. ADG. Gardner.
A horse drawing one of the Arroyo
Seco dairy wagons became frightened at
another runaway yesterday, and fur
nished good deal of excitement about
the plaza. He commenced to run at
dead gallop in Sonora Town, dragged the
wagon past the plaza and down Los An
geles street to Also, where Alberto
Arguello headed him off and stopped
him at great risk of injury to himself.
The vehicle was wrecked.
There was meeting yesterday at the
Office of Thomas E. Rowan, of the immi
grafton committee appointed by the
board of supervisors, and an organiza-
tion was effected by the election of Hon.
T. +. Rowan, president, and Mr.. G. M.
Wells, president of the chamber of COM
merce, secretary. The committe ad-
journed subject to the call of the presi
dent. The immigration convention
meets at San Francisco on September lst
A lodge of the Knights OF the Macca-
bees has been organized in this city,
with the following officers: Past COM
mander, John E. Coffin; sir knight
commander, George Varcoe; lieutenant
commander, G. P. Dandy; finance
keeper, E. M. Guthrie; record keeper,
T. F. Smith physicians, DR.. VIM. H.
Dukeman and DR.. VIM. Dodge; sergeant,
Charles H. White; master-at-arms, j.
F. Mullen; first master of guard, H. F.
Whittier; second master of guard, H.
J. Hutchinson; chaplain, John M. Lash
brook; sentinel, G. E. smith; picket,
Fred Fucker.