Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-13

See Prof. Areval0's card IN the mu-
sical column.
Sheriff Folk OF San Diego county W as
in the city on legal business yesterda y.
Miss Ellen B. Yaw concerts will be at
Simpson auditorium March 2Sth, as
sisred by orchestra.
One expects Max O'Rsll to be dis
tinctively funny. He is regarded as a
French Mark Twain.
Louis Belande and Charles Gallet,
natives OF France, were made citizens
by Judge Van Dyke yesterday.
Prof. Payne's assembly as usual at
Illinois hall Tuesday evening. Those
having invitations come and have a
good time.
Douglass military band will open the
spring series of open-air concerts today
at Westlake park, if the weather is
favorable.
Prof. Vignol's concerts deviate from
the general run of concerts in not being
composed of music alone; other features
are introduced.
Judge Shaw of the superior court yes
terday consigned Amalia Estebau, an
insane Mexican girl, aged 16, to the
asylum at Agnew.
The announcements OF the principal
church services of the city, lectures,
etc., appear every Sunday on the sixth
page of the HERALD.
Grand sacred concert this evening at
Simpson auditorium by Euterpean quar-
tette, assisted by the choir under the
leadership of Mr.. j. p. Dupuy.
: Rev. DR.. Hutchins will preach at First
Congregational church, Sixth and Hill
streets, morning, on Making Our Pales-
tine sHoly Land; evening, A Sermon
to Business Men.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Main and Court streets,
for Robert Kellfer, Mrs. E. R. Shrader,
Mrs. j. G. Walter.
Next Friday evening the Harmony
Literary society will have mock trial,
instead of the regular debate. The
Young Peoples Endeavor society will
meet next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Los Angeles to Long Beach and return
80 cents, and San Pedro and return go
cents, on the Los Angeles Terminal rail-
way, good going Saturday or Sunday
and returning Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
The illustrated lecture by Mr.. Spauld-
ing will be repeated at the Church OF
the Unity, Third and Hill streets, Thurs.
day evening, March 18th. Tickets al
popular prices for sale at Bartlett's
music house.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, in the Swiss
Echo Song, carried the audience by
storm. She was enthusiastically re-
called, when she gave charming rem
dition of Comm Thro' the Rye.-[Brook-
lyn Daily Times.
A large number OF people will 60 to
San Diego and Del Coronado on the
surf-line excursions of the Southern
California railroad (Santa Fe route) to-
day and Sunday. Two trains-S 80 a.
m. and 8 :05 p. m.
The property owners on Figueroa
street below Washington are requested
to meet at the residence of Major Bone
brake to discuss street improvements
on the evening of Wednesday, March
10th. A full attendance is desired.
The excursions over the kite-shapec
track of the Santa Fe will be patronized
largely Sunday, as this scenic line i!
now at its best. Wild poppies are now
in bloom, oranges are ripe and all ma
ture seems to smile as you pass over thlt
lovely route.
At present prices of real estate for
tunes can easily be made in the mex
two years. Men who are able to save
little every month can now buy a
home on very easy terms. See the ad
vertisements on the sixth page of the
HERALD today.
Cathedral music: Farmers mass, ful
chorus and a splendid quartette, con
sisting of Mrs. Stanbury, soprano; Mrs
Gardner, alto: Mr.. j. F. Nuelle, tenor
Mr.. N. Lamb, base. At the offertory
Mrs. Stanbury will sing solo, Fac vi
Portem, from Rossini's Stabat Mater
A. G. Gardner, organist.
Rev. w, X, Azbill, missionary Ell
route to Japan, breaches at Temple
street Christian church at II a. m. to
day. The pastor will preach in tn
evening. A missionary farewell to
party en- route to Japan will be held il
this church Tuesday evening.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, who has at
tanned an enviable reputation, is SO
prano of fine powers. She has voic
of sweetness, power and range, manage
in way that shows careful training
Her execution recalls Miss Thursby
while her voice is much larger and wide
in compass.
Bishop ]. w. Hott, OF Dayton, Ohio
will address the meeting for men at tn
Young Mems Christian association thi
afternoon at o'clock. Subject:
Scene at an Oriental Window. The Sta
(colored) quartette, assisted by Mrs
Trice, contralto, and Mr.. O'Bannon
baritone, of Kansas City, will sing tn
popular jubilee songs.
The Los Angeles Building and Loa
association has elected as directors fc
the ensuing year: Henry T. Hazard, .
B. Lankershim, E. E. Hewitt, E.
Johnson. Jos, Schoder, f. w. De Val
D. Samson, VIM. Alex. Ryan, and Wn
Mead. This association is conducted o
the local and mutual plan, and is no
issuing it's third series of stock.