Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
PASADENA.
The Choral Eociety's ooncert-Notes and
Personals.

The Choral society's Ooncert-Notes and
Personals.
PASADENA, July l6.-The fourth con-
cert OF the Pasadena Choral society was
given last evening at the opera house
under the direction OF Mr. o. s. Taylor.
The attendance was only fair; down
stairs there was good-sized crowd, but
the gallery was empty. The programme
consisted of three choruses, from The
Creation, The Holy City and The Mes
siah; solos by Mr.. Kendall, Mr.. Logic,
Mrs. Clapp (piano), Mr.. Wilde, Mrs.
Post and Mr.. Kyle, q double and single
quartette and sextette.
The choruses, two of which have been
heard here before, were given in finished
manner. Mr.. Kendall was in excellent
voice; Mr.. Logic received hearty en-
core. The piano solo by Mr.. Wilde was
given in manner that showed that
gentleman to be an artist of the first
rank. Mrs. Clspp and Mrs. Post sang
in their usual excellent voice. and the
bass solo of Mr.. Kyle, although he was
suffering with severe cold, was
received with a storm of applause. Miss
Coleman presided at the organ and Mr..
Wilde at the piano. The next produc-
ton of the society will be The Messiah,
next Christmas.
There Gas merry party OF young
people up from Garvanza last evening
to attend the concert of the Choral So
ciety.
The town looks as if national con-
vention was meeting here this evening,
both the Democrats and Republicans
holding meetings.
The Terminal company has made no
further improvements on Garvanza ave-
nue. since the protest was made against
their crossing Colorado street.
Work on the Manual training build
ing on FairnOaks and Chestnut is pro-
crossing rapidly, the underpinning is
most completed and carpenters are on
the ground getting out lumber.
There is round complaint about lack
of sprinkling on many OF the side
streets. The street department claim
that lack of water is the cause.
The cannery is running full blast.
Apricots and blackberries are now being
put up; peaches will be ready in a few
daye.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Schraff, former Pasadenian, now
residing in Pomona, was in town today.
Mr.. l.. H. buchanan, the rising young
electrician, who recently invented a new
electric arc lamp, which is now being
placed on the market in the east, reports
several improvements to have been
made on the original lamp which greatly
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has been organized, under the name OF
the Californian Arc Light company,
which has agents arranging for intro
ducing the lamps in the principal cities
of Europe. One has recently been sent
into Russia, with view of obtaining a
permit to place them on the market in
that country.
J. F. Mullen, formerly manager of the
Blinn Lumber company at this place,
now in the Los Angeles Office, was in
town today.
Mr., ]. NJ. Glass, general organizer for
the state of California of the Prohibition
party movement, is at home taking a
much-needed rest.
Mr.. E. NJ DOYLE OF Pomona will be in
town over sunday, the guest of Frank
McGarry.
DR.. McAllister and H. J. Vail will
spend Sunday by the wild waves at
Santa Monica.
There will be no services in the Uni
versalist church tomorrow.
Mr.. @. s. Campbell Johnson left for
England today. Mr.. Johnson will be
gone several months.
Mcdonald & Brooks report the sale OF
two lots on South Euclid avenue to
Nash Bros. for Mrs. r. L. Winston.
Consideration. $1050.
F. Duarte was arrested this morning
on complaint of R. Canot, who charges
him with stealing two goats. The hear
ing was set for Monday.
There was no band concert this even
ing, but one will be given next Satur-
day evening.