Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-14

Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather. nearly stationary ten perature; vari-
able winds.
Mics Ethel Graham sang beautifully
Faure's My Soul on Wings. OF Glory
during the offertorv, yesterday morn
ing, at the First Baptist church.
There are undelivered kilograms at
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's office, corner Court and Main
street, November 18th, for Mrs. John
Lorell, A. j. Lawson.
Last nights concert at Turner hall In
aid of the Cathedral choir fund was
we'll attended. Prof. Lowinsky, VIOLIN
ist. Mrs. Lowinsky, pianist; the Bald
win children. Miss Mary Selby, Mrs.
Gardner. Mr. II. G. Portway, Miss
Cecilia Gardner and Miss Mary Kelly
assisted.
8. Rivera was arrested last evening
about G O'Clock on the corner OF Alameda
and Commercial streets, by Ohcer
Whaling, on charge OF disturbing the
peace. Rivera was engaged IN the
practice of throwing stones recklessiy at
some one, and was taken to the central
police station.
The Welsh residents of Los Angeles
will tender reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ]. Llewellyn in the parlors OF the
First Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening, November 18th. A short, we'll
selected programme of vocal and instru-
mental music and Iecitations will be
given, after which all will have an op-
portunity of meeting and extending
congratulations to the happy couple.
A new political movement is in pro
gress in this city, known as the Inde
pendent political club. The second
meeting Of the clue was held yesterday
afternoon, with large membership in
attendance. Permanent officers were
elected as follows: Pre- ident, Sam J
Chapel; secretary, Homer Q. Katz
and an executive committee of 10, whose
duty it shall be to poll the full labor
vote in every ward in this city.
A feature of Saturday nights parade
was the showing made by the Maier x
Zobelein brewery-nine fine carriages,
the first containing the proprietors, fore
man. city collector and travelling sales
man; the second was occupied by the
chief engineer and three principal
drivers, and the others by employees oi
the brewery. The malsters could not
turn out on account of their work, but
as it was the company had showing Of
So men.
Last evening, at the First English
lutheran church, corner Eighth and
Flower streets, the pastor, Rev. M. ii.
Slime, delivered the third of the series
of sei eimons on the holy land, and took
for his subject Solomon's Temple. Rev.
Stine's remarks were directed principal
ly to the present condition of the ruins
of this famous landmark of Christian
history, diversified by interesting
sketches of the materials used in its
construction, the methods of erection
adopted and the enormous proportions
it attained at completion.
Fairy, bay mare. 4 years, at one
time owned by Hon. L. j. Rose of this
city, was sold at auction in New York
on Saturday last, the purchaser being
Mr.. j. H. Vendigs, at So 900, just what
Mr.. Ehret paid Mr.. Rose for her. The
highest priced horses of the sale were
Don Alorzo, to M. F. Dwyer, at $50, 600
Sir Francis, winner of the Matron stake s
at Morris park, to Marcus DAILY. for $26..
600; Yorkville Belle, s24 COO; and Dob
bins, $4,000. The latter two fell to the
nod of Mr.. Vendigs, who also got Fairy
He is new man at the game and must
have plethoric bank account, to judge
from his purchases.