Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-27
NEWS NOTES.

The Central w. G. T. U. will meet
Friday, 2: 80 pm, at the temple.
The Young Americans defeated the
College Club baseball club by score OF
Is to Is yesterday.
meeting of the Republican County
Central committee was held in the may
or's Office yesterday afternoon.
J. r. Burns, formerly night clerk at
the Hotel Nadeau, returned to this city
Yesterday, after visit of several months
duration to Fresno.
Jean Peyrouel, Frenchman, and Ru-
dolph Calm, German, were yesterday
admitted to citizenship, by Judge Shaw,
upon producing the requisite proofs. and
taking the oath of renunciation and al
legiance.
The bonnet social. that was to be given
this evening at the residence of Mrs.
Ayers by the Sunday school children of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, has
been postponed to next Friday evening
on account of the unsettled state of the
weather.
Simpson church will give dime social
this evening in the basement of the
church. Refreshments Will be served,
and there will also be spelling match
for the amusement of the young people.
A general invitation isgiven to all friends
of the church to be present.
In addition to the other attractions at
the benefit entertainment for the News
boys Home, at the church on the
corner of Sixth and Hill streets, Miss
Alice Austermell, the charming vocalist,
who made her debut at the Turn Verein
hall on February 25th, will sing.
Mr.. S. w. White sends us the record
of the rainfall at Burbank, being 65a
inches for the last storm and 1874 inches
for the season. The fall OF the late
storm approached that of February 1884,
at which time, from the 18th to the 18th
inclusive, total of 634 inches fell at
Burbank
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for Jessie Anthony, Mrs. w.
E. Gray, George Mosher, Charles Will
liam Miller, F. G. Benskin, Johan
Hanschow, Mrs. Aggie Edwards, care
Thomas Edwards, Albert Clark, w. p.
Johnson, VIC. Fricke, Major A. Raschke,
and Miss Huebotter.
The complaint of the new board OF
library trustees in its suit to oust the
old board from office, which was filed on
Wednesday last, was responded to yes
terday. The answer of the old board is
a voluminous but interesting document.
embracing the history of the public
library from its inception in 1875.
A runaway occurred on Third street,
near Spring, yesterday afternoon, in
which the occupant of buggy nearly
lost his life. A fire alarm had been
turned in, and the Park hose approached
the rig from behind. The horse baked
and collision occurred, the driver OF
the buggy being thrown between the
hose-cart and his own vehicle. He es-
capped injury, but one of the hind wheels
of the buggy was torn off and the horse
dragged several feet.
The News Boys Home benefit enter
tainment at the First Congregational
church, corner Sixth and Hill streets,
will be given on Friday evening at
O'Clock. The programme is as follows:
Quartette- My Love is Like the Red,
Red Rose, fAbt), Misses Boynton and
Lockhardt. Messrs. Byram and Nay,
Mrs. Larrabee, Accompanist; Baritone
Solo-The Stirrup Cup, (Arditi,, Mr..
Chas. A. Byram; Kinder SYMPHONY
Led by Miss Pierson, (Haydn) Recita-
tion-Selected. Miss Nettie Harwood
Violin Solo-Fantasie from La File du
Regiment, (Alard), Lena Wilson; Char
acter representations, Mr.. G. A. Hough;
Vocal Solo-Polka Cantabile, (Arditi),
Miss Alice Austermell; Recitation-The
News Boy, Little Joe, Oracle Hersee;
Guitar Trio-Sig. Arevalo, Mrs. Taggart
and Miss Priest; Vocal Solo-Selected,
Mrs. Beeson Recitation-Selected, Mr.
W. E. Pile; Contralto Solo-Angus Nc
Donald, with violin and clarinet obli-
cato, (RoeckeD, Mrs. ]. B. Brown, Vio-
I'm, Miss Mary Pierson, Clarinet, Mr.. f.
V. Jones; Either Solo, Prof. w. p.
Chambers; Tenor Solo-Dost Know?
(Rotoli), Prof F. A. Bacon Rag Baby
Quartette-Misses Bryant and Hutch
ins, Messrs. Averill and Frazer. Nurses,
Mesdames Bosbyshell and Spencer.
Admission 25 cents, and reserved seats
80 cents. Tickets are for sale at Browns
music store.