Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-17
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Mrs. A. F. Kercheval died on Friday.
Douglass Military band will give
their usual promenade concert at West
lake park, this afternoon, if the weather
permits.
There will be large audience at the
Los Angeles theater this evening to hear
DR.. York on Education, Love and Mar
riage.
A. W. McBeth, who apparently don't
spell his name in the same way as the
one who asked Macduff to "lay on, >" was
fined SO yesterday by Justice Owens for
drunkenness.
John Loper and Charles Wegan, the
burglars who robbed Judge Bicknell's
house and were arrested in San Fran
cisco, were atraigned yesterday before
Justice Owens. Their examination will
take place next Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank D. Monckton, wife of the
clerk of the United States circuit court
OF appeals, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. VERIFY, of Freeman street
and Logan avenue, returned yesterday
to her home in San Francisco.
Another new block will soon be erected,
on the southeast corner of Second and
Hill streets. This property was sold
yesterday through Messrs. Belts &Silent
to Matson Hill of Chicago, for $22, 900
cash, and Mr.. Hill will at once take
steps toward it's further improvement.
II. H. Goldschmidt will leave for
England, Ireland and Scotland in few
days, in order to advertise California
wines, and establish for them market
on the British isles. He will also visit
the mainland of Europe.
The Union league of Los Angeles yes
terday filed articles of incorporation in
the county clerks office. 76s The directors Of
the club are W. H. Thomas, F. G. Teed,
S. G. Millard, R. F. House, E. W.
Jones. R. ]. Northam, B. Stern, G. L.
Arnold and E. w. Kinsey. The club is
incorporated for period of fifty years.
The HERALD was serenaded last even
ing by the Kansas City quartette. Their
singing was greatly enjoyed. The MEM
bers of the quartette are 7. G. Trice, w.
G. Crafts, G. H. Williams and A. E.
Gresham. This quartette won the prize
at the recent contest at the Baptist
church.
The citizens of Monrovia are making
arrangements for grand celebration
and picnic in honor of Monrovia's sew
enth birthday on Tuesday. There will
be excursion ratesson both the Santa Fe
and Rapid Transit railways. Free dim
ner will be served by the ladies of that
lovely city for all visitors.
Charley On, accused by Wah Sing
of stealing two woolen shirts and pair
of socks at First and Los Angeles streets,
was found guilty by Justice Owens yes
terday and will be sentenced tomorrow.
On was caught in the act by Wah Sing
and his colleagues and was tied against
a table-leg until Officer Fay came along
to make the arrest.
The next regular meeting of the
horticultural society will be held in the
chamber OF commerce rooms, tomorrow
evening at s pm. The subject will be
Landscape art, with an essay by H.
Rowland Lee of Santa Monica. The
meeting promises to be unusually inter
esting, as plans and plants for planting
the court house grounds will be dis
cussed, and also the advisabiIitv of
holding an horticultural exhibition in
honor of the visiting editors, under the
joint auspieces of the Ladies' Flower
festival society and the horticultural
society. All interested are cordially
invited to be present.