Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-14
NEWS NOTES.

The Central W.C.T.U. will meet Fri
day, May 18th, at ESQ p. M, in Tenn
perance Temple.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the offices of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany for Rafiala Avala.
The board of deacons Of the First
Presbyterian church hold an official
meeting at O'Clock this evening.
+ The children of Asbury Methodist
church. East Los Angeles, have their
regular annual picnic on Saturday.
Prof. Payne will organize class for
beginners in dancing; also an advanced
class OF misses and masters, Saturday
afternoon, May 10th.
The young people of. the First Con-
gregational church have social tomor-
row evening in the church parlors. Ad
mission free, and everybody invited.
Pat Gallagher was brought in from
San Gabriel yesterday by Constable
Slack and placed in the county Jail to
serve sixty-day sentence for petty lar
ceny.
The police commissioners held no
meeting yesterday, as Messrs. Bryson
and Dexter were the only ones who ap-
peared at the time for which the meet
ing was called.
The Free Methodists are fixing up a
gospel wagon for street work. The
wagon, with half dozen singers and a
small organ, will go from place to place
on Sunday afternoons, its occupants
conducting street meetings. 1t is under
the charge of A. G. Phillips.
The teachers of several of the public
schools report that visitors at the
schools have been much more numerous
and that the parents have taken more
interest in the studies and doings of the
little ones since the appearance of the
HERAlD's Introductory articles on the
schools.
4 The school census marshal will begin
to take the census on the 18th of May.
The law requires him to take all under
17years, whether going to school or not,
and includes all babies born before the
18th OF May. Parents or guardians hav-
ing children going to school outside of
the city, should report them to him.
John r. Berry, the collector of port at
San Diego, arrived in Los Angeles last
night. Mr.. Berry stated to a HERALD
reporter that he had seen Marshal
Cards answer to his statment in the
Los Angeles morning papers, and that
the Los Angeles officer was very evasive
and had avoided the main question at
issue.
There will be no concert at the West
lake park today. Efforts are being
made to have the Thursday concerts at
Sixth Street park and the management
OF, the band are now engaged in raising
funds, for this purpose. Should their
efforts be successful there will be con-
cert at Sixth Street park on Thursday
of next week. The Sunda y concerts at
Westlake park will be continued. The
band, which will be hereafter known as
the "Park. Band" wish to tender their
thanks to the park commissioners, the
Pacific Gable company, DR.. Hagan, M.
L. Moore, M. L. Wicks and Geo. Denis,
Esq, for the success of the series of
twenty-four concerts just finished.
A select audience greeted DR.. Sivartha
Tuesday evening at Temperance temple.
The doctor sketched the vast progress of
life through the geologic ages up to the
time when man appeared. The same
law has carried the human race upward
from the first ages OF history. Those
ages were ruled by the base of the brain.
The successive civilizations which ap-
peared in the great drama were each of
them partial and one sided in growth.
Egyptian, Semitic, Greco o-Roman, Mon
golian, Hindoo, or Christian, each ex-
pressed and satisfied only limited
number of mans faculties. The new
civilization, which we call messianic,
must represent the complete nature of
man. 1t must satisfy every human
want and aspiration. This will be a
necessary result from the great law of
evolution.
can, will, and do teach advanced,
double entry bookkeeping in six weeks.
Tarr. expert, 233 West First.