Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
PASADENA.

Klock and Burnett will receive the
contract for the erection Of Professor
Stephen Cutter Clark's new school
house, on South Euclid avenue. The
building will be one story, and the con-
tract price is $2494.
The tennis tournament at the Ray
mond closed yesterday.
The overland was reported four hours
late yesterday.
The Royce and Lansing company will
present their new comedy, Toms Vaca-
ton, in the Opera house tonight. The
press notices of the show commend it in
the most favorable terms.
The latest arrivals at the East San Ga
briel hotel are: J. w. McNally and wife,
Miss McNally, Miss Bessie McNally,
Miss Florence Hutchinson, Chicago; A.
S. Grandy, Oxford Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Williams, Montana; E. M. Smith, Mrs.
Grant, Alameda; G. "A. Hardin, w. X.
Hardin, Los Angeles.
j. H. Cultivate went to San Fran
cisco yesterday to be gone several days.
NJ. G. Davenport died yesterday morn
ing at the residence ofhis niece, Mrs. ].
G. Fitzhenry, on Center street, at the
age Of 76. Mr.. Davenport was one OF
the early settlers Of California, having
been a resident of the county for sixteen
years and of Pasadena for the last six
years. The funeral will probably take
place tomorrow.
The Chestnut concert to be given at
the universalist church on Friday even
ing, promises to be most enjoyable. The
programme is as follows: Home Again,
full chorus; Maid of Athens, Mrs.
Thayer; Billy Boy, Helen Evans and
Eliot Howe; Quaker duet, Miss
Stoutenburgh and Mr.. Wood; Do
They Think OF Me at Home, Mrs.
Clapp; trio, selected, Baldwin children
Bay o. Biscay, O. aMr. Kyle; Surely,
Miss Dexter; Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming, Messrs. Longley, Wood,
White and Frost; Juanita, Mrs. Howe,
Miss Stoutenburgh, Messrs. Gates and
Howe; Old Oaken Bucket, Messrs.
Thayer, Kyle, Wood and Howe; Yankee
Doodle, Mr.. Kendall and chorus Comm
Thro' the Rye, Mrs. Gates; Last Rose oi
Summer, Mrs. Howe; Annie Laurie,
Miss Manlove; John Anderson, My 10,
Harmonic quartette; Home, Sweet
Home, full chorus.
At Lucky Baldwin's ranch the trainer,
Dal Williams, is busily engaged in pre-
pairing the horses for the spring races in
the east. The first races in which Mr..
Baldwin's horses will take part will be
at Brooklyn, N. Y, May 18th. Up to
this time the horses have been exercised
at walk only, but running will be
commenced in a few days. Mr.. Will
Jams has several horses in training in
which he has great faith, and the ex-
pectation is that some big records will
be placed to the credit of the stable be-
fore the coming season is over.
Chappell's fruit stand was broken into
from the rear on Monday night, and
about five dollars worth of candy, pop
beer and money taken. From the size
of the hole by which ingress was OBJ
tanned, and the footprints in the rear of
the stand, the thieves must have been
quite young boys. Mr.. Chappell has
pretty good idea of who the boys con-
cerned are, and steps will be taken for
their arrest.
The athletic club has commenced tear
ing out the partitions on the second floor
OF the building occupied by them on
South Raymond avenue. When the
alterations contemplated are completed,
the club will have a gymnasium of no
mean size. The club is in fourishing
condition. Nine new members will be
taken in at the next regular meeting, on
February 9th, and this brings the club
roll up to ninety-four. 1t is thought the
membershin will soon reach 100