Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-22
NEWS NOTES

NEWS NOTES
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment OF w. p. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
The citrus fair photographs, as taken
from the Graphic Series company, who
represent the chamber of commerce,
can be seen at n. Strassburger's
optician.
A series OF anatomical lectures are to
be delivered by DIR. M. G. kellogg, at
the Los Angeles school of art and de-
sign. The first of these lectures will be
given on Thursday next at 7:3O pm.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union, corner Court and Main streets,
March 81, for d. Keefe & Co., John B.
Watkins, Mrs. B. A. Mackenzie, care j.
w. Potter, L. A. Cardwell and Mr..
George M. North.
Mr.. Lehman will meet all those who
are to participate in the Shakespeare
booth, in the carnival, on Monday even
ing, at the Woman's nome, 125 East
Fourth street. at O'Clock. A full at
tendance is earnestly desired.
The Harmony Literary society will,
on April Sd, debate the following ques-
ton: Resolved, that the people OF New
Orleans did right in killing the Italians.
The decision Of this debate will be tele-
graphed to President Harrison.
The grand ball given by the German
Ladies' Benevolent society, which will
take place on Monday evening, the 30th
inst, promises to be very elegant af-
fair. As the proceeds of this festival
are used in assisting the poor, it should
be well patronized.
There will be meeting of the sociolo-
gical club on Tuesday evening, in the
superior courtroom on the upper floor
of the Jones block, opposite the old
court house, on Spring street. D. G.
Burrey will address the club, after
which general discussion will follow.
At the cathedral this morning, at
$50. the palm will be blest, this be-
ing Palm Sunday. At 10 O'Clock No
zart's ninth mass will be sung. Mrs.
q. r. Founce, of Monrovia, will sing an
Ave Maria by Cherubini. At the offer
tory Mr.. j. F. Nuelle will as tenor
solo, sing Et Carnettus Est. A. &.
Gardner is the organist.
A colored man named Will Thompson
was taken before Justice Stanton yester-
day afternoon for arraignment upon the
charge of grand larceny preferred
against him by J. L. Tucker, who ac-
cuses him of having stolen gray horse
valued at $l20 on Friday last. The de-
fendant was ordered to appear for ex-
animation on the 23d inst, bail being
required meanwhile in the sum OF $500.
Little Tisdale Dow wandered away
from his home, on Bunker Hill avenue,
and was picked up on the street by
Officer Weatherman. Clerk Bean gave
the youngster a seat in the Office. A
reporter invested in the pop corn for the
lost boy, and the little fellow was as
happy and contented as could be. His
parents found the youngster at the station
at 6 80 clock.
Faure's Palms, as arranged by Dudley
Buck, for baritone solo and chorus, will
be sung this morning and evening at st.
Paul's church, Mr.. A. M. Hawthorne
rendering the solo. On Good Friday
evening Stamer's short oratoiio, The
Crucifixion, will be rendered by the rull
choir, the solos being sung by Messrs.
Hawthorne, j. S. Williams and Barr.
Organist and choir master. Preston
Ware Orem, Mrs. Bac.
Three colored girls, named Emma,
Celia and Mary Brown, and two white
boys, named respectively Harry Walsh
and John Truesdale, were yesterday
sentenced to imprisonment in the county
Jail for a period of ten days each, by
Township Justice Stanton, on their con-
viction of battery and disturbing the
peace of each other during miniature
race war in East Los Angeles recently.
Sentence was. however, suspended dur
ing the good behavior of the juvenile
defendants.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Minnie Ballard by her many
friends at her residence 3119 South
Grand avenue, Tuesday evening, March
II, 1891. The evening was spent in
dancing until late hour, after which
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Professor and Mrs. Kramer,
the Misses Mamie and Frank Sullivan,
Ballard, Collins, Sutter, Hoist, Louisa,
King, Ira, Stall, Meiznar and Kramer,
and the Messrs. Wilson, Ballard, Clark,
Sutter, Hoist, Bait, Bulpin, Parish,
Kennedy, Thornton, Seymore, DAILY,
Hagan, Shields, Cooper and Hagan.
We find the best place to buy stylish
millinery, at moderate prices, is the
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