Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-24
NEWS NOTES.

The Douglas Military band will rem
der their usual promenade concert this
afternoon at Westlake park.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Main and Court streets,
for Geo. Russell.
The Schumann night of the S. NJ.
club, postponement of which was an
nounced in last Mondays HERALD, will
take place in the month of June next.
VIM. seligman, against whom three
charges are pending for horse stealing,
plead not guilty before Judge Smith Of
the superior court yesterday.
Sheriff Ed Gibson has beautifully
decked the county Jail in honor of the
Native Sons. The banner ''welcome"
over the Jail door is only meant as a
pleasant metaphor, however.
Frank Young has secured the con-
tracts to do the excavatlpg and brick
work on the Bicknell block on Broadway
and the Kiefer block on Spring street,
and has already started the work.
The seventy-third anniversary of the
Odd Fellows will be celebrated on Tues
day by street parade at $50 in the
afternoon, by music and addresses at
Simpson tabernacle at O'Clock and a
grand ball at Armory hall at s 80 in the
evening.
Ramona Parlor, n. S. G. W., will give
reception to the visiting members Of
the order OH Monday evening, April
25th. All friends of the Native Sons are
cordially invited to attend. There will
be addresses by noted orators, and Mr..
AL. Hawthorne and Miss Yaw will sing.
Father Fitzgerald will, on Sunday
evening, preach charity sermon at the
cathedral. The results of the contribution
will be given to the poor of the city.
Father Fitzerald is noted pulpit orator
Of Scotland, who is travelling for his
health. Every body is invited to be
present.
Numerous cards have been issued
stating that Rev. B. Fay Mills will
commence his series OF evangelistic
meetings in Los Angeles May 5th. Re-
ports from various places in the north
ern portion of our Pacific coast country,
where Mr.. Mills has been conducting
people.
The music at the Cathedral at 10 a. N.
today will be Mozart's twelfth mass COM
plete. Mr.. Joseph L. Nuelle will sing
the tenor solo Et in Carnatus Est. The
Quonidm quartette Mrs. Stanbury So
prano, Mrs. Gardner alto, Mr.. Joseph F.
Nuelle tenor. Mr.. N. Lamb bass. Dona
Nabes poem, alto solo, Mrs. Gardner,
assisted by a full chorus. At the AFTER
tory Mrs. E. G. Schnabel, pupil of Mrs.
GaYso Dely-Rubo, will sing Ave Marid
by Gounad, with violin obigato, Prof.
E. Meme violinlst. Vidi aquam by A.
&. Gardner, organlst.
Last Friday night at the gymnasium
OF the Turnverein hall, Messrs. Harry
Anderson, Rude La BOUNCE, Herman
Strohm and William Straube were en-
gagged in q tug of war contest, which be.
came very exciting when the rope
slipped from the ancnor-man's (Straube)
waist to his knee and caused that side to
lose about foot. He Immediately re-
gained his former hold, and with a
twitch and struggle made good the loss,
and soon won the pull. It lasted some
twenty minutes, with Straube and La
BOUNCE as anchor men. They Will or
ganize a team among themselves and
pull against any team in Los Angeles
under 20 years OF age, at the Turnverein
hall on short notice.
A large audience gathered in the hall
on the corner OF Fifteenth and Main
streets Friday evening to listen to a
musical and elocutionary entertainment
by Miss E. May Bowman. Miss Bow
man, whose talent is we'll known in the
city, was assisted in her recitations by
Miss Mamie Cutler, Miss Minnie Bow
man and little Annie Schubert. Miss
Mamie Swint presided at the piano,
while Miss Blanche Brown delighted all
with her vocal renditions. A pleasing
quartette was rendered by Misses May
and Matte Bowman and Mr.. w. H.
Bowers and Mr.. Lew Adams. After the
entertainment the hail was cleared and
a dance indulged in for couple of
b0urs