Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-17


weather. slightly warmer; north TO east winds.
DR.. Isaac Fellows died on Thursday
night, at Santa Monica, OF apoplexy.
w. R. Barron, who is or was recently
travelling in Arizona and New Mexico, 10
at present in no way connected with the
HERALD.
The grand concert and ball given by
the French Benevolent society will take
place this evening at Armory hall, South
Broadway.
There were 5S transfers OF real estate
filed with the county recorder YESTERDAY
with total consideration OF $93 600 AZ.
This looks good deal like small-slzed
boom.
There was a small blaze in the Pan
Drama building on South Main street
Yesterday afternoon. The blaze was
brought about by the overturning OF
lamp in room, occupied by MIR. Wilson.
Good Will lodge, 1. o. G. t., will give
amusical and literary entertainment on
Saturday, December l7th, in Il. A. r.
hall, 612 South Spring street. Admls-
sion, l5 cents. All are welcome.
On Sunday evening next our college
boys are to give an entertainment and Dr.
Lindley will make an address on the
work of the school at the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church on Pearl street.
Today being the last day of the "sale
social' st the old church, plaza. the
articles as yet unsold will be given away
at lees than cost. In the eve ming, at
7:3O. there will be an auction, and all
who can ought to avail themselves OF
the opportunity and be present. The
greatest bargains in Spanish laces, fine
linens and fancy goods. Chicken dinner
will be served at IL as usual.
The horse attached to McLean's milk
wagon became frightened on approach.
ing an excavation at Bunker Hill and
Fourth street yesterday. The horse
leaped over the emoankment, carving
the wagon and driver with him. They
halted on the top OF stable and rolled
over on to the ground. Neither the
horse, driver nor wagon were injured,
and no milk was spilled.
&An the meeting of the County Medical
society last evening the annual election
of officers was held, as follows: Presi-
dent, DR.. VIM. Dodge; vice president,
DR.. Geo. L. Cole treasurer, DR.. K. M.
Widney; secretary, DR.. Lulu I. Ellis.
Papers were read by Dr. j. +. Culver
and DR.. Rose 7. Bullard.
e The mass meeting with reference to
the artificial harbor at San Pedro will be
held at the chamber of commerce today
at 2 pm. It is matter in which is in
volved the commercial prosperity OF
Southern California in general and Los
Angeles county in particular. Hence
every business man should attend.
The Los Angeles wheelmen will hold
a club run to Santa Monica Sunday,
December IS, 1892. They will start from
the Los Angeles Athletic club at 9:3O
q. M, run to Santa Monica, to the caiion,
and return to Santa Monica for lunch.
The return to Los Angeles will be via
the Ballona road.
The children of the Orphans home,
corner of Yale and Alpine streets, as
we'll as the managers, had reason to be
very thankful for the thanks from dona.
tions in the form of provisions, money.
clothing, toys and books; and thanks
are due the donors, Mines. John Lang,
DR.. Brodbeck, Schululer, Steinman,
Perrin, Clara Healey and classes, E. E.
Barnard, A. w. Worm, H. G. Worland,
L. 7. Wilev, H. j. Woollacott, DR.. Bur-
leigh, H. Newmark, F. H. Putnam. Geo.
E. Osborn, Poindexter, Messrs. M. A..
Newmark & Co., Humphreys, 654 s..
Main street, Sam. Mckinley, Vernon,
Major Hilton from Gospel union. Garrett
son and Cline, the societies 0. y. F.,
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent, First Pres
byterian and First Congregational
churches, the Boyle Heights library.
Some donations of value came without
names accompanying.