Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-06
NEWS NOTES.

Douglass military band will give the
regular concert at Westlake park this
afternoon.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office for
Louis Stroh and John Frey.
The opening for the display OF Xmas
goods Dec Sth and 9th. Woman's ex-
change, 223 South Broadway.
The reserved seat sale for the Tug OF
War is now under way at the Athletic
club rooms, 2261s S. Spring.
Rev. DR.. Chichester will address the
mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association, on Broadway, at
5 So'clock today.
Bishop Nichols will preach in Christ
church, corner Pico and Flower streets
this morning at Ii O'Clock, and admins
ter Confirmation.
Important change in time. The
Southern Pacific train for San Francisco
and the east will leave Arcade depot at
2p. m. instead of 2:30p p. m.
Geo. Gremminger, native OF Ohio,
aged 81, and Carrie Smith, a native OF
Pennsylvania, aged 40, both residents of
Newhall, were granted marriage IL
cense yesterday.
J. E. White, painter employed on
Eighth street, between Spring and
Broadway, fell from building about 4
%. m. Yesterday, and sustained serious
though not fatal injuries. He was re-
moved to his home.
The cable on the Boyle Heights divi-
sion broke yesterday about s O'Clock,
near First and Spring streets. Travel
was delayed until the afternoon. Buses
we're run to the ball grounds for those
desirous of attending the game.
The great silverware sale which is
now in progress in the Potomac block,
will close this week. The goods, which
are of the very best quality are going at
very low prices, and those looking for
suitable Christmas gifts should visit
this great sale.
Hazards pavilion was well filled last
night by the lovers and admirers of
roller skating. Varied and difficult
feats were executed we'll. The events
were very exciting, the obstacle race be-
ing rather amusing. The trapeze acts
were good, as was the exhibition OF
fancy skating.
The signal corps will have two hello
graph stations in operation this morn
ing, in the city and the other at Whit
tier. Mai. M. T. Owens, brigade sig
1 x.,sn ho of Whittier with a
eouad OF the corps, Lieutenant Darra-
eottremaining in the city with the bal
anceof the corps, which will be sta
toned on the hill on First west of Hill
street,
The introduction of testimony in the
damage suit brought by A. j. Falder
against o. K. Keller for $50, 900 for false
imprisonment, was begun yesterday in
department four of the superior court.
Falder was arrested and charged with
burglarizing Kiefer's store, and afte.
being locked up three days was dis
charged. Ii. Chanron, barber, whose
shop adjoined Kiefer's store, confessed
the burglary and was sent to the peni-
tentiary.
St. Hilda's hall, Glendale, has issue
handsome souvenir in the shape OF a
set of views of the college building and
surroundings. The views are printed
from Photographic negatives, and show
the interior OF several rooms and the
reception hall, and also the tennis court
and grounds. They are contained be-
tween covers OF artists card board and
fastened together with ribbon. The
photographs were taken by Prof. French,
OF the college faculty, who also made
the prints and designed the cover. The
work throughout is very artistic and is
credit to the institution.
At the regular meeting OF Los Angeles
lodge No. 1925 Knights OF Honor
Wednesday, December I'd, the following
officers were elected: Dictator, ]. T..
McNealy; vice-dictator, f. FL. SWEET;
assistant dictator, G. III. Young; re-
porter, H.W. Henshaw, (re-elected) Sol
Levy, financial reporter, (re-elected)
treasurer, George Basserman, (re-elect-
ed: j. X. Swanfeldt, guide; E. A.
Willis, guardian, (re-elected); w. r.
Lashbrook, sentinel, (re elected); j. Q.
Platt, musician; A. W. Swanfeldt. rep
resentative to Grand Lodge; George
Basserman, alternate; J. A. Dougherty,
medical examiner: A. w. Swanfeldt, A..
H. Voigt, L. W. Wells. trustees.
On Saturday next the Los Angeles
Apollo club will play match game of
baseball with team selected from a
number of well known players who are
wintering here, for tie benefit of the
iremen's library fund. The game will
be played ON the new athletic grounds,
which were secured without charge by
courtesy of the directors OF the Los An
geles Athletic club. Deputy Consta BILE
Harry Johnston was instrumental in ar
ranging for the game, and it was by his
efforts that the grounds were secured.
Messrs. Edwards & Mcknight, managers
of the Apollo club, kindly assented to
their team playing, and the players vol
unteered to man. Douglass full mil
itary band came to the front with an
eHer TO furnish the music, which was
gladly accepted, and the great interest
already manifested in the movement as
snres its success. Both clubs will be
strong and hot game may be looked
for. Knell and DUNCAN and Cobb and
Lelande will be in the points for the two
teams. The gross receipts will be turned
over to the tiremen for the purchase OF
a library for the various engine houses,
and the opportunity Of helping out such
a movement should meet with hearty
support from every one. Tickets will
be ON sale tomorrow.