Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-07
NEWS NOTES.

Y. M. G. A. at O'Clock this afternoon.
S. P. Creasinger will sing.
In the Bernard Cohn case yesterday,
before Judge Clark, the argument was
closed and the case was submitted.
Mr.. M. L. Warren has been appointed
clerk OF department two of the superior
court, vice w. Alexander, resigned.
We understand the Apollo club will
give its next concert Monday evening,
February 22d, at the Los Angeles the
ater.
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The announcements of the principal
church services of the city. lectures. etc.,
appear every Sunday on the sixth page
of the HERALD.
DR.. Peck Of Long Beach, while tend
ing sick horse at Fetterman's livery
stable, yesterday complained of dizzi-
ness and blindness, and fell over, dead.
The Right Rev. Bishop McLaren of
Chicago is in the city, and will preach
at st. Johns Episcopal church, corner
Adams and Figueroa streets, this morn
ing.
Rev. A. G. Smither breaches upon
Israel in the Wilderness Type of the
Church, at IL a. m.; upon John Wesley
at 7:30, at Temple-street Christian
church.
There will be grand balloon ascen-
sion and double parachute jump by Miss
Hazel Keys and her famous monkey,
Yam Yam, at Westlake park on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock
A large number of tourists will take
the trip today over the klte-shaped
track of the Southern California rail-
road, Santa Fe route excursion. Train
leaves 80 and IL am.
Mrs. Col. John L. O'Bryan has been
informed that relative, recently de-
ceased, mas left her the the handsome SUM
of $25, 900. The news of the inheritance
was received last Sunday.
Observer Franklin last night received
q telegram from the chief of the weather
bureau at Washington saying that a
cold wave in Kansas, Colorado and Ne
braska would prevail today.
Last evening it was reported on the
streets that Col. Geo. W. Frame, while
alighting from the cable cars on the
corner of Cummings and First streets,
fell and was seriously injured.
At the First Congregational church
Robert G.. Hutchins, DID,, will preach
this morning. Topic, Putting on thu
Lord Jesus Christ. In the evening,
Birthday Sermon for the Y.P.S.C.E.
Beginning with today, st. Andrews
Sunday-school, mission of st. Paul'I
church, will be held in West END
hall, Temple street, near Belmont ave.
nue., every Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
The meeting of the Auxiliary to the
Y. M. @. A. was postponed on account
of the rain until next Monday after
noon. Every member is requested to
be there, as there is important business
to be brought up.
Today the Southern California rail
road, Santa Fe route, will run theil
panoramic excursion train over thei
kite-shaped track. One fare for The
round trip. Trains leave Santa Fl
depot at s 80 and IL O'Clock am.
Coroner Weldon yesterday held an in
quest on the body of Jose Arcia, tn,
Mexican who died three or four day
ago without medical attendance nea
the Macy-street bridge. The verdict at
tributed the death to natural causes.
The investigation of the cause OF th'
death of M. II. Ledbetter, made yester
day by Coroner Weldon, resulted in
decision that the deceased had been af
Hicted with heart disease. Mr.. Ledbet
ter's remains will be buried tomorrow
George S. Blake has secured the con
tract for the erection of the John 1
White block on Boyle Heights. MI
White will commence the buildin
about the first of April, and when com
pleted it will be one of the handsomes
on the Heights.
There are undelivered kilograms a
the Office OF the Western Union Tele
graph company, Main and Court streets
for E. ]. Percil, P. B. Armstrong, Ra
s. Cummings, III. A. McCraney, Ster
lang P. Bluett, Mrs. r. B. Knapp, w. F
Stretch, Louis M. Suplee (2), j. M
Reed, February 6, 1892.
A number of visitors attended th
Harmony Literary society last Frida
evening regardless of the unpleasan
weather. The Harmony Star orchestr
has just elected new officers as follows
'C. w. Hoegerman, president; A. Brock
man, vice-president; w. Garner, sec
retary; E. +. Hoegerman, treasurer.
Hon. A. G. Wolfenberger, a note
orator, and Prof. A. B. Huckens, VIII
is both an orator and vocalist, will &C
dress temperance meetings on Monda
and Tuesday evenings at the First Cor
gregational church, on the corner {
Sixth and Hill streets, at 80. The
are both eloquent, humorous and n
nowned, and will please all who hes
them.
The Los Angeles Catholic Benevolen
association, charitable associate
which is only year old, announces
charity ball to be given on Washing
TOMS birthday at Turnverein hal
From June 1st to June 18th 500 wei
paid to members in benefits. A. M
Nally. J. D. Murphy and DR.. Kanno
ale atsthe head of the affair, which il