Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-08
NEWS NOTES.

this afternoon.
The Los Angeles Building and Loan
association, 209 S. Broadway, are issuing
their second series of stock.
Rev. Henry p. Higley, d. D., of Bel
oft, Wis, will preach this morning at
the First Congregational church.
Rev. w. A. Finley, DID,, will preach
at the Mateo M. E. Church South this
morning and administer the sacrament.
DR.. Stradley, the pastor, will preach
at Trinity church, Broadway, today,
morning and evening. Sunday school at
$50 a. IN.
This is quarterly meeting occasion
at the Bellevue-avenue M. E. Church
South. Rev. Mr.. Curtis will preach at
both services.
The personnel of the street superin-
tendent's department in the city have
decorated the Office wall with fine self
winding electric clock.
The testimony in the Marco Hellman
case is now all III. The lawyers will
have an innings on Wednesday, after
which the case will be submitted.
Rev. Mr.. Dimon will preach at West
End M. E. Church South today, morning
and evening. Sunday school at $50
am. Prayer meeting at p. m. Wednes-
day.
There was nothing new in the Sier
Yuen murder trial which was on all day
yesterday in department one. The prose-
cution will not get through for several
days.
The ladies of John A. Logan w. R.
c., will give an entertainment Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 18th, at G. A. R..
hall, i'll Bixby block. All relief corps
and friends are cordially invited.
Henry Willard telegraphed to General
Manager X. III. Wade, of the Santa Fe,
yesterday, that he and his party would
soon be in Los Angeles. They are at
present in San Francisco.
The Redondo, Santa Monica and Cata-
lima Excursion and Steamboat company
filed articles of Incorporation yesterday.
The capital stock is $4,000, of which
$3.50 has been subscribed.
Undelivered kilograms at the Office of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
corner of Court and Main streets. for
Mr.. H. w. Arbuckle, Tomas G. Ramirez,
Miss Lizzie Selburs and Miss Ottella
Treuss.
Mr.. E. L. Barnett, OF Downey, has
perfect chrysanthemum fair in his own
garden. He has 1876 varieties OF chry-
santhemums, over 100 varieties of roses
and every other kind OF flower the soil
produces.
The Simpson church will look very at
tractive today, as all the pictures and
flowers used during the chrysanthemum
fair will remain in their places as during
the week and all the public services will
held as usual.
The tourist car travel over the Santa
Fe route is steadily increasing. Ex-
cursion parties are now run weekly over
this line from ocean to ocean, without
change OF cars between Boston and Los
Angeles.
Spontaneous combustion OF rags in
the cellar of the building occupied by
the Singer Machine company OH Broad
way, near Second street, was the cause
of bringing out the department last
evening. The fire was got under control
before any damage was done.
The brick contractors of Los Angeles
met last evening at Y. NJ. 1. hall, III
North Main street, and decided to or
ganize. Another meeting will be held
Thursday evening at Z 80 O'Clock at the
same place. All brick contractors are
invited to attend this meeting.
The l.. A. S. society will give a
musical and literary entertainment and
social dance in G. A. r. hall, 61O1a S.
Spring street, Monday eve, November
9th. A fine programme. Among the
attractions are the Baldwin children,
also Laura and Oscar Cotton in their
Chinese dance in costume. Admission.
25 cents.
J. w. Harvey accused of having OBJ
tanned 500 by false pretenses, was ar
raigned before Justice Owens yesterday
morning, and his preliminary eXamina-
ton set for Monday morning. The de- |
PENDANT is accused of having sold a
wagon to one F. M. Randolph on the |
10th OF last May. G. H. Gillian is the
complaining witness.
The Partisan gamin is hard to beat.
One OF them stole up behind wet
nurse pursuing her vocation on bench
in the Champs Elysees, and pinned a
placard on her back. Soon after she
was seen lettering along the Place de la
Concorde, softly humming to the in
FAINT, altogether unconscious that the
people were hilariously amused with
the placard paraded on her back, and
reading: "Hot milk at all hours"
A courtesan named Della Leonard was
arrested yesterday on warrant sworn
out by Isaac Meyers on June 22d,
charging her with embezzlement. Mey-
ers, who is a jewelry peddler, claims
that he left $11 worth of jewelry for the
frail Della to adorn herself with one
evening, and that was the last seen of
the woman and the jewelry. The Leon
ard woman came back to the city few
DAYS ago and the warrant was served
yesterday.
HERALD readers will remember that
Miss Anna Hackett, the stamp clerk at
the postoffice, was victimized by "him-
fam" operator some days ago. Her
fellow clerks, approaching the situation,
made up purse of SIS, and on Wednes-
day last presented it to Miss Hackett. |
Tha loss Thus distributed is not so hard |