Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-15
NEWS NOTES

NEWS NOTES
Tuesday will be St. Patrick's day.
The new Alhambra Methodist church
will be dedicated today.
All Fook was arrested yesterday by
Officer Auble, for selling lottery tickets.
The Seventh Regiment band will give
a concert this afternoon at Westlake
park.
Santiago Arguello was arrested yester-
day on a warrant sworn out by one
Celestin, for battery.
Kitty Sampson, arrested for vagrancy,
was sentenced to ninety days in the
county Jail by Judge Owens, yesterday.
Mr.. J. Hartman, of San Francisco,
will deliver an address in Temperance
temple, at 2 80 this afternoon, on Trusts
or Federal Control, Which?
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office for Mrs. G. NJ.
Barnes. Miss Florence Thurston, Miss
May Covey and Jesse L. Church.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of w. P. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
At the First Congregational church,
this morning, Rev. DR.. Hutchins will
preach on The Evangelization of South
ern California; evening topic, Gehazi.
A ten-year-old girl whose surname was
Cary, was reported missing at the East
Side last evening. At 9:30 O'Clock no
trace of the little one had been discov-
cred.
Enterprising Pomona has secured the
use of The Coulter Dry Goods House to
display her premium fruit. Visit
Coulter's, on the corner of Second and
Spring streets, for a grand display of
fruits.
Coroner Weldon yesterday held an in
quest on the death of Pasqual Peer.
The verdict of the jury was that the de-
ceased came to his death from blood
poisoning, the result of injuries re-
ceived in railroad accident at Yuma.
A grand benefit concert and dance will
be given by the Pansy club, at Illinois
hall, Friday evening, March 20, 1891.
Admission 10 cents; reserved seats, in
Guiding concert and dance,25 cents each.
Dance under the management of Prof.
E. w. Payne.
Police commissioner T. A. Lewis OF this
city is often mixed with T. A. Lewis of
Santa Monica. The similarity in ini-
tials has caused Mr.. Lewis of this city
recently to be spoken of regarding mat
ters which concern the Mr.. Lewis of
Santa Monica, which is annoying to
both gentlemen.
Lewis K. Munson was the only per-
son who applied for marriage license
yesterday at the county clerks office.
He is resident of Shelton, Mason
county, Washington, rs years of age, and
was granted permit to wed Miss Emma
M. Haines, of this city, native of Cali
fornia, % years OF age.
Ralph E. Hoyt, the well-known jour-
nalist, is writing series OF letters to
eastern papers descriptive OF the
resources and attractions of Southern
California. He intends also to furnish
two or three Chicago papers with
description of the citrus fair. Next
lands and Riverside, in the interest of |
1.-The music at the cathedral at 10
O'Clock this morning will be Weber's
mass in G. The principal soloists will
be Mrs. A. Mesmer, Mrs. McAllister,
Miss O'Kane, Mrs. Gardner, Mr.. Joseph
Il. Nuelle and Mr.. Logic; for the offer
tory, a trio from q. Curto's Stabat
Mater will be sung, and the Infamatus
for two, soprano and alto. On the 18th
inst, st. Patrick's day, high mass will
be celebrated at 10 a. m.
A fine audience at Illinois hall Tues
day evening enjoyed an excellent pro-
gramme of music, elocution and special
attractions, the stage programme being
followed by social dance, under the
management of Prof. Payne. Next
Tuesday evening the Illinois association
will give benefit entertainment to Miss
Bertha Penning, one of the most tai
ented and popular young lady vocalists
of this city. A splendid programme is
being prepared for that occasion.
At St. Vincent's Catholic church, cor
ner of Grand avenue and Washington
street, at the high mass, which begins at
10 80 this morning, the choir will render
the following musical numbers: The
Kyrie and Benedictus, from Schubert's
mass in G; the Credo and Agnus Del from
Carl Maria Won Weber's mass in G. the
Sanctus, from Gounod's Messe Solenelle;
DR. j. Jauch will sing the Veni Creator,
by>Millard, to which Signor Angeletti
will play the violin obligato Miss Kath-
crime Kimball will sing Won Weber's Et
Incarnatus, Mr.. Charles S. Walton the
Sanctus, by Gounod, and Mrs. DR.. M. M. /
Kannon Rossini's famous Fac Ut Por-
tenn.
Ladies desiring tailor-made garments,
such as suits, jackets, riding habits, ETC..
should call on Mr.. VIM. Christie, at the
parlors of Miss Avery, the fashionable
modiste, Potomac block, Broadway.
The Eucalyptus Manufacturing Co.