Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-01
NEWS NOTES.


There are kilograms at the Office OF
the Western Union company for J. G.
Sweet, A. L. Cole, M. d., and George l..
Roeder.
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 anniversary OF the immortal Rob-
ert Burns will be celebrated on the 9TH
inst. by the Caledonisn club with
grand concert and ball at Illinois hall.
Go and hear Mrs. Matte f. Hull, the
talented author, editor and inspirational
lecturer, OF Chicago, ILL.,, at Foresters'
hall, lO7 North Main street, at 80 p.
IN. Admission frees
During this week there will be fair
at Pasadena for Rev. Father Scanlan's
church. On Wednesday night con-
cert Iwillbe given under the direction Of
OF Prof.sA. Il. Gardner.
Ben Grabouski took the only marriage
license issued yesterday. Mr.. Gra-
bouski is 254 years old and native of
Germania, and is. to wed Amalia Kolb,
aged n and native of Indiana.
defective fue caused fire in the
roof of the frame building at the corner
Of Los Angeles and Third streets at 2 AS
yesterday afternoon, which, however,
was extinguished before any material
damage was done.
An art reception will be held next
Tuesday evening at 80 at the Los AN
geles.school of art and design, to inau-
gurate the incorporation and extension.
Mr.. S. J. Fleming and DIR. S. N. Welles
will give an address. Friends are in
vited.
The grand annual ball given by the
Garibaldines last evening was great
success financially as well as socially.
The hall was taxed to its utmost capac-
ity, and many popular citizens were in
attendance. The gaieties extended along
into the early hours of the morning.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Scipio
Craig, of Redlands, whose wife died
few days ago, is. himself in very low
condition from an attack of pneumonia.
On Thursday he was so low that his life
was despaired of; but we are glad to
learn that he has since rallied. and is
now on the mend.
The Atlantics baseball club defeated
the Bonnie Braes yesterday by score
of 10 tot The battery for the Atlantics
were Moore and Woolley, and for the
Bonnie Braes, Allen and Smith. The
Atlantics would like to hear from any
nine under 10 years of age. Address s.
Van Buskirk, 1853 Kern street.
The friends Of DR.. w. J. Chichester.
pastor Of Emmanuel church, will be
glad to learn that he is recovering grad
ualIy from the severe attack of sickness
he has suffered from for the past two
weeks. Although he is yet very weak,
and still confined to his bed, his physi
eians are of the opinion that he is out
Of danger.
) B. Mendelson, tailor, was arrested
by Officer Walsh at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon for beating his wife and child
in the rear of his shop on First street.
He was taken before Police Judge
Owens, and upon being convicted Of dis
turbing the peace, was remanded to
Jail until tomorrow, when he will re-
ceive sentence.
A youth named Mark Hopkins was
arrested by Detective Bosqui at 10
o'clock last night for stealing billiard
balls from the Germania hall on Main
street. He claims that he took the
balls for joke, but as the proprietor OF
the hall has missed three sets during
the past week, the joke would appear to
be on Hopkins this time.
The music at the Cathedral at the 10
e'clock service will be LIE Jeals Mass,
in D, which provides a grand duet for
N. Lamb, bass. Mr.. j. R. Lodge will
sing the Pro Peccatis, baritone solo, by
Rossini, for the offertorv. Vespers in
honor of the B. v. M, at 7 80 p. IN. A.
&. Gardner is the organist.
A union meeting OF the united Chau-
tauquans OF this city will be held on
Wednesday evening, February 4th, in
the Trinity M. E. church, on Broadway
between Fifth and Sixth streets. 1t is
TO be Tennyson evening. The East
Los Angeles Ramona circle will furnish
the entertainment. All friends are cor
daily invited. Admission free.
The itinerary of Mr.. J. B. Goytino,
the editor of LIE Progress, interlarded
with chatty observations of what he OBJ
serves en- route, is reproduced in his
9aper and makes rather pleasant read
ing. Mr.. Goytino will visit points in
Lower California during his vacation,
and will probably give us some interest
ing data relative to the peculiar phases
af enterprise under way in that country.
Please bear in mind that Wesner's
Photos are as fine as any made in the
city. Price for cabinets for short time
only $3 per dozen. Wesner, 1877 West
First street.
The new Census Edition OF Grams
Unrivaled Atlas of the World is now
nearly ready. Those Wishing to see the
prospectus of this most reliable geo.
graphical and statistical work will please
send their name and address to j. r.
Moeller (sole agent for Los Angeles coun-
tyl, No. 235 South Hill street, Los Ange-
les, and he will call and explain the
work.
OF $26 is offered for the best design for
general decoration of the pavilion for the
citrus fair. For specifications see the
secretary and superintendent, at the
chamber OF commerce rooms DESIGNS