Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-18
NEWS NOTES.

Illinois hall.
The Hough Amateur Comedy COM
pany is hard at work on A Kiss in the
Dark.
Henry Dehongue, native OF Belgium,
was naturalized in department three
yesterday.
The supervisors met yesterday, but
transacted no business of general inter-
est to the public.
John A. Logan relief corps will give
social hop Thursday evening, January
22d. All are cordially invited.
There are kilograms at the Postal
Telegraph Office for Mr.. Silverio Nor aga,
J.J. Livingstone and George johnson.
The Woman Suffrage association meets
Tuesday, January Goth, at 2 O'Clock, at
the residence of Mrs. Marshall, No. 475
West Second street.
Mayor Hazard yesterday signed the
new ordinance providing for the salaries
of the employees of the various depart
ments of the municipal government.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of w. p. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
X. OF p. and A. O. F. of A. entertain
ment and dance for the benefit of sick
brother and his family, will take place
at Foresters' hall, 1G7 North Main street,
next Tuesday.
Prof. A. Cuyas has been appointed in
charge of the Spanish class at the uni
versity. The professor is an old resident
of this city who has achieved an en-
viable reputation as teacher.
]. Louis Palma was arraigned yester-
day in department one OF the superior
court, and January 22d was the day set
for him to plead. Palma is accused of
an assault with intent to commit MUIR
der.
The one-mile amateur race at the
Pavilion rink last night was witnessed
by large and enthusiastic gathering of
skaters. Harry Whitley captured the
prize, Willie Wright making close
second.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson will
address the Woman's club Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. 21st, at O'Clock, in
Temperance temple, corner of Broadway
and Temple street. Subject: Our
Place Today.
Mrs. Holloway, colored lady, called
at the district attorney g Office yesterday
afternoon. She called for the purpose
of getting out a warrant for her former
husband. Nelson Holloway, but it is
doubtful if she can make out case.
The First Christian mission give their
next social at Union hall, on the corner
of Grand avenue and Seventeenth street,
on Thursday evening next, the 22d. A
good programme is arranged and
pleasant time is expected. All are in
vited.
Co.oael F. V. Wood OF Oakland, COM
mander of the division of California,
Sons of Veterans, is in the city. He is
making tour of the state in his official
capacity, and was on Friday night last
the guest of the Fremont camp of the
order to which he belongs.
The music at the cathedral at the 10
O'Clock service this morning will consist
of Mozart's twelfth mass complete. Mr..
Joseph F. Nuelle will sing the tenor
solo, In Carnatus. The quartette will
consist of Miss McMannus, soprano,
Mrs. Gardner, alto, Mr.. Nuelle, tenor,
Mr.. Laub, basso.
Julia D.. Cruz yesterday began suit
against the Pacific railway company for
$4,000 damages and cost. The complaint
alleges that the defendant was thrown
violently down in car of the Pacific
railway company, owing to the negli-
gence of the conductor of the road, and
that she received painful injuries.
The ladies in charge of the Cradle
Songs, given for the benefit OF the free
kindergarten, wish to extend to Mr..
Ahrend their cordial Acknowledgements
of his kindness in so ably and gener-
ously assisting them by donating the
services of his orchestra for their enter
tainment at the Los Angeles theater.
The Claiming club, one of the social
and literary organizations connected
with the Unitarian church, invites the
public to attend lecture on the subject,
Minute Objects as Seen Through the
Microscope. next Monday evening, at
the Unity church parlors. The lecture
W III NC plfCIi Nv -licS -. AVA III hc3 OiiO
OF the teachers of science in the Normal
school.
Thirty two young men have signed the
petition asking to have night class in
the course of high school studies. 1t is
expected that enough names will be
secured in order to present the petition
at the next meeting of the board OF edu-
cation. Parties desiring to have such a
class established should call upon Mar
Gus Blackman, 2l4 West First street,
and sign the petition.
Street Superintendent Hutchinson
yesterday made the following appoint
ments to the positions vacated by Colonel
Nv. f. Morfords force: Outside deputy,
w. j. Brown chief deputy, T. L. Bald
win: clerk, G. M. Smell superintendent
OF sewers, III. Hutton; inspectors, j. A.
Russ and J. r. Moore temporarily.
The superintendent OF street-sweeping
has not yet been appointed.
Coroner Weldon held an inquest yes
terday upon the body of John Jangich-
vich, familiarly known as Jansen, a ma
tive of Austria, As years of age, who
committed suicide on Friday afternoon
last by shooting himself in his room at
DeGeorges' clearinghouse, $40 Upper
Main street, while in fit of desponden-
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