Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-01
NEWS NOTES.

IouHS AHicrlcau ciuU yesterday Dy
score of IL to 0.
The Little Tycoon company will ar
rive IN town this morning via the South
ern Pacific road.
There are kilograms at the Postal tele-
graph Office for Grant w. Smith, J.
and Camp & Carbon.
The Downey avenue cable line was
stopped for several hours last evening
in consequence Of the breaking of the
cable.
The Woman Suffrage association will
meet at Temperance temple, Tuesday,
March Sd, at o'clock. All invited.
Admission free.
Attention is directedto the advertise
ment of w. p. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
DR.. Elizabeth j. French writes to the
HERALD denying that she stated in her
lecture at the cooking school that she
taught Mr.. Henry M. Stanley how to
cook.
Sheriff Seymour came over from San
Bernardino Friday night to take back
the deaf mutes, Lowell and Cretzer. who
are wanted as witnesses in the burglary
case against their companion, Vincent.
The report of Sheriff Gibson for the
month of February shows the receipts
of his Office to have been $3281 81, while
his expenses aggregated $791.S1, leaving
a balance OF $2490.30 in favor OF the
county.
A lady living at the corner OF Wash
ington street and Grand avenue COM
plains to the police that boys are rob-
bing her orange trees and stealing her
flowers. A watch will be kept on the
young scamps.
The large addition to the Olivet Con-
gregational church, which is capable of
seating 500 persons, was completed Fri
day by the volunteer efforts of about
twenty workmen. Union meetings are
now being held at the church.
Will M. Wear, native OF Texas, 27
years of age, applied for and was grant
ed, at the county clerks Office. yester-
day, license to marry Miss Viola Hol
comb, native of Indiana, 81 years of
age. Both parties reside at Downey.
The county treasurer's report for the
month of February shows balance of
cash on hand of $4SS, 1885. Among
other items appears the receipt of $17S-,
496.22, the county's proportion OF the
amount appropriated from the state
school fund.
The music at the 10 O'Clock service at
the cathedral this morning will consist
of Mercadante's mass complete. The
soloists will be Mrs. McAllister, Miss
Nash, Miss O'Kane, Mrs. Gardner, Mr..
Joseph f. Nuelle, Mr.. N. Laub, assisted
by good chorus. A. G.. Gardner is the
organist.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale, OF
Boston, has accepted the invitation OF
the First Nationalist club, and will
speak before it next Thursday evening,
on Social Questions. Henri Fairweather
will follow in lecture on Darkest Eng
land. Darkening America and Broad
Daylight, with vocal illustrations.
The following building permits were
issued by superintendent Muchmore
during the week: E. M. Ross, corner
Eighth and Spring, frame stable, 800;
Scipio Thompson, Wall street, between
Seventh and Eighth, dwelling, $500;
Henry Biescas, Anderson street, between
First and Georgia, dwelling, $1,000.
The alleged highway robbery OF Fred
Wood ON Workman street, East Los An
geles, is not given credence by the po-
lice. The young man has told several
conflicting stories, all Of which are i'm
probable, about the affair, and the vague
description he gives of his assailants
adds to the suspicious circumstances
surrounding the robbery.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, ID, Of
Boston, will preach in the church of the
Unity, Sunday morning. DR.. Hale is
the author of "a Man Without a
Country" "In His Name;" Ten
Times One is Ten," and many other
works. He is the original founder of the
Lend a Hand societies and King
Daughters societies. He is pastor OF one
of the leading churches in Boston.
At high mass this morning, which be-
gins at 10 80 at st. Vincent's church, on
Grand avenue, Mr.. Chas. S. Walton will
sing the Cujus Amman, from Rossini' s
Stabat Mater, and DR.. Jauch Angelotti's s
Veni Creator, to which the composer
will play the violin obligato. Prof. T.
w. Wilde is the organist. For the mass
proper, parts of Gounod's First and
Beethoven's Second masses have been
selected.
The proceeds of the exhibition on
Monday next OF the two famous and
beautiful paintings, The Russian We'd
ding and The Judgment OF Paris, now
at the art store of Sanborn & Wallis,
Spring street, will be given to the News
boys home, Mr.. Schumann, the owner
of the paintings, having without solici-
tation kindly donated them to the IN
stitution. 1t is hoped that the public
will show its appreciation OF the gener-
GUS act by liberal patronage.
Coroner Weldon held an inquest al
Duarte Friday night, upon the body o.
Mrs. Wells, who was drowned last Mon
day morning, together with her hus
band and child, in the overflow OF the
San Gabriel river. The body was re
covered about mile below the Duarte
station, and was in good state OF pre-
seryation. The facts brought out at the
inouest were the same as those already
printed in the HERALD in regard to the
drowning of Wells. The body OF thu
baby has not yet been recovered.