Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-10
NEWS NOTES.

tloues gives pSyCnOmebflc readings tnle
afternoon at G. A. r. hall at 2 80.
Bishop Haygood will preach at Trinity
church, South Broadway, this morning.
He is just back from a tour through
Mexico.
The farmers and Merchants bank
has declared its eighteenth dividend al
the rate OF 10 per cent per annum for
the quarter.
Rev. S. HI. Dimon will preach at
West End M. E. church south today.
The church is on Union avenue, near
Washington street.
Pastor Smither, of the Temple-street
Christian church, will preach upon
Twenty. third Psalm, (" at IL a. m. upon
Martin Luther at 7 80 pm.
Rev. Wilds Pierce will occupy the
pulpit at Matteo-street M. E. church
south today. The church is on Matteo
street, just north of Seventh.
Phillip Hoffman was taken before
Justice Stanton yesterday on warrant
charging him with embezzlement. He
was released on bonds for arraignment.
Several of the new sprinkling carts
ordered by the city arrived yesterday.
They are handsome affairs, and are in
every way an improvement over the old
style.
The free evening school at the News
boys home, 3l9 East First street, will
open on Monday, Jan. 18th at p. m.
Boys that want to study are invited to
come.
Rev. Mr.. Vaughan, the pastor,
breaches today at the Bellevue avenue
NJ. E. church south. The church is on
Bellevue avenue, near the Sisters
hospital.
Major Hilton, the evangelist, will
speak at the mems meeting at the Y.M
Q. A. at 3 p. m. today. There will be
special music by the male quartette and
orchestra.
There are undelivered telegrams at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for j. W. Barton, Mrs. Jno. Harvey,
Terry Elledge.
The installation of the newly-elected
officers of Los Angeles chapter No. SO,
Royal Arch Masons, will take place
tomorrow evening, at Masonic hall, 12511s
South Spring street.
Gladys st. Pierre, only child of z. W.
st. Pierre. in the employ of Jacoby
Bros, died yesterday morning, aged 10
months. She was taken sick Friday
evening at 10 o'clock.
The United States district attorney
filed suit yesterday for the libel of two
horses seized by the customs collector
from persons who attempted to smuggle
them into the United States.
Sermon topics at the First Congrega-
tional church, today, are: Morning, "a
Song OF Salvation" evening, "The
Gracious Call" The pastor. Rev. Robt.
S. Hutchins, D. D., will preach.
Prof. Payne, of Los Angeles, will
organize class in dancing at Rivera by
giving a grand ball Thursday evening,
January 14th. Friends at Dowuey.
Whittier and Ell Monte are cordially in
vited.
L. Schranz, the popular representa-
tiyesof Stein, Simon & Co. of San Fran
cisco, who has been suffering under a
severe attack of bronchitis, is once
more in Los Angeles and is rapidly
regaining his health.
The Southern California railway make
a rate of one fare for the round trip on
SUNDAYS to Orange, Santa Ana, Ocean
side, Riverside, Cotton, San Bernardino,
Redlands and other local points. On
sale at Santa Fe ticket office, 129 North
Spring street, and the First street sta
tion.
The social event of the season on the
East Side was the recital of Mrs. M. F.
Hayman and her pupils. Every avail
able seat was taken by s o'clock and
standing room was in demand. The
programme was excellent, each number
rendered with skill and ability, and re-
flected much credit upon Mrs. Hayman
and her pupils.
At the meeting OF the board of the
Women's Industrial Exchange, held on
Jan. Sth, a very satisfactory report was
given by the manager. The sales dur
ing the month of December summed up
81, ,636 65, all but 10 per cent. of which
goes to the consignors, many OF whom
have expressed great satisfaction and
surprise at the handsome returns. The
sales for November were $641.25, also
very good showing.
On Friday evening at Caledonia Hall
d. D. G. c., ]. F. Fosmer installed the
following members OF Safety Council 664
American Legion of Honor as officers
for the ensuing year: Commander,
August Sarnow; vice commander, Aug
ust Roth; orator, w. T. Barnett; treas
urer, I. E. Stanton; secretary and col
lector, John Spiers; chaplain. Jocob
Schweitzer; guide. L. +. Halkens;
warden, A. H. Miller.
Capt. Charles s. Traphagen, as in
stalling officer, accommanied by Capt.
S. A. Carlisle and First Sergeant E. Dol
land Of Gen. J. G. Fremont camp. Sons
OF Veterans, went to Pasadena Friday
evening and installed the officers of
Phil Kearney camp S. of ", No. z, IS
follows: Captain, @. H. Cole first
lieutenant, A. P. Jenney; second lieu
tenant, A. T. Hagler; camp council, w.
s. Lacey, ". R. Sutliff, N. S. Bangham;
chaplain. L. s. Moor; first sergeant, J.
H. Campbell; quartermaster-serge
w. S. Lacey. After the installation
pleasant time and good supper was en-
joyed, especially by the visiting COM
rades.
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