Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-27
NEWS NOTES.

hotel this evening.
The Apollo club will give concert on
Tuesday evening at the Los Angeles
theater
ETGeneral Schofeld carried his sixty
odd years and his little 17-year-old
child bride off to the north last evening.
The night school of the Los Angeles
Business college held its closing session
last night. 1t will reopen September
seventh.
The Pilgrim Sabbath school holds its
picnic today, at VerdugO park. Train
leaves Downey avenue at S:45. Mem
bers OF the school who are late will get
left.
The G. A. R. posts of this encamp-
ment have selected Coronado as the
place for their summer outing. The
encampment will begin July IL and
continue ten days.
The closing exercises of the Public
Night school were held last evening.
Mr.. Howland, the principal, was pre-
sented with a gold-headed cane by his
pupils, who parted from him with re-
gret.
Jacque Puissegur, barkeeper at Jen-
nette Clark's, arrested man Thursday
who had stolen a coat and left it in the
saloon to be called for. Mr.. Puissegur
called officer Vignes, who took the man
to the city jail.
We have received from the directors
of the public library of this city advance
bound sheets of portions of the cata-
logue they are now working upon.
These consist of the author lists of
works, fiction and juvenile books.
Miss Holderby, dressmaker, and
Miss Lulu Clark, music teacher. who
had all their belongings destroyed in the
Solomon block fire, have been given the
use of house on Also street by Mr..
Zobelein. These women find themselves
almost destitute.
The Boys Brigade of East Los Angeles
held an entertainment last evening at
the hall, corner of Chestnut street and
Downey avenue. About three hundred
people were present and nearly S75 YVES
realized, which will go towards the pur-
chase of rifles for the boys.
The name of the cable car conductor
who saved little child's lie on First
street viaduct at the expense of crush
ed leg, last Monday, is w. L. Pearson.
The HERALD is glad to again call the
attention of its readers to the conduct
or's brave act.
At noon today, in front of the old
courthouse, on Spring street, County
Clerk Ward will sell to the highest bidder
the buildings on the new courthouse
property at and near the corner Of Tenn
pie and New High streets, consisting of
the old church and other structures.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kings Daughters will be held this after
noon at 8 O'Clock in the parlors of the
First Methodist church. on Broadway,
instead of the first Saturday in July
(the usual time). All members are
most earnestly requested to be present.
General orders have been issued by
the commanding officer OF the depart
ment of Arizona to the effect that the
annual rife competition will take place
at Fort Bayard, under First Lieutenant
Charles l.. Collins, inspector of small
arms practice. The days fixed for the
practice are August 9th, 9TH and 8th.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Maxwell died yesterday at Visalia.
Mr.. Maxwell went up yesterday, and
will return with the body this morning.
The funeral will take place from the
Arcade depot. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
have the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement.
The many friends of Major E. L.
Stern will be delighted to learn that his
little son, who has been most seriously
ill for many days, was yesterday pro-
nounced out OF danger by the physician.
Major Stern has been confined to his
home for several days assisting in nur-
sing the little invalid, who for some
time was not expected to recover.
The concert at the Central Baptist
church last evening was greatly enjoyed
by the friends of the congregation. En-
cores were given for nearly every piece.
Too much praise cannot be said of little
tions. The Polymnia quartette, of Pasa-
uChi, COhclohiuS VI lOul yOuHe lddlCS
with rare and remarkable voices, parti-
cularly Miss Dexter, have made them
selves favorites in this city.
At the semi-annual election of Court
Fremont, No. 776O, A.O.F. of A., the
following named officers were elected
for ensuing term: Fl. J. Shoulders, C.R.
W. F. Griggs, SCR; w. A. Atwood,
F. S.; Mariner J. Kent, R. S.. R. M.
Thompson, T.. Joseph Wannop, S.W.
August Rusche, J.W.; w. S. Sanders,
S. B.. Ed Nittinger, J.B. The officers
elect will be installed on next Thursday
evening, at Foresters' hall, by ID. .H.C r..
Louis Cinnamon.
The Southern California Hospital as
sociation filed its articles of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk yesterday.
The corporation is formed for the sup
port of benevolent and charitable un-
dertaikng, to provide medical and
surgical treatment for the employees of
the Southern California railway COM
pany. The corporation has no capital
stock, the necessary funds being pro-
vieed by assessment. The following is
the board of directors: K. H. Wade,
o. P. Fitzgerald, f. A. Reynolds, G. F.
Mccullough and A. Brunson.
Today occurs the grand opening of
Christopher & Strong's new place, at
241 South Spring street, the Saratoga