Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-26
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Justice Owens yesterday sentenced
Fred Clark to hundred days on the
chain-gang for stealing plank and a
hatchet from F. NJ. Coulter.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner Main and Court streets, June 20,
for Ira A. Jeffrey. Patrick Carey, A. H.
Voigt.
Children's day will be appropriately
observed this morning at the First Con-
gregational church, Hill and Sixth
streets. Rev. DR.. Hutchins will speak
morning and evening.
In the suit of $4OO in foreclosure
against Duncan. Randolph and others,
Mr.. Duncan wishes it understood that
he has no interest in the matter. Ran
dolph is the owner of the property.
Col. W. III. Chamberlain, president of
the state league of Republican clubs,
arrived in the city yesterday on brief
visit to the clubs in the southern part of
the etate. He is stopping at the Hol-
1enbeck.
Owing to the illness of one of their
number the Lorelei quartette have been
compelled to postpone their singing at
the Y. M. G. A. meeting today. Miss
Katharine Kimbail will sing in their
stead.
Two cans Of oil, on wagon standing
in front of the Los Angeles theater. yes
terday afternoon, caught fire by sponta-
neous combustion, and their explosion
caused great excitement for few mo-
ments. No damage was done.
Officer H. A. McClain, at 8 30 yester-
day afternoon. arrested G. w. Miller and
Fon Chang for fighting, on Los Angeles
street. The Celestial had $40 to put up
as cash bail, while the white man had
to seek the seclusion OF cell.
We have received the second number
of the Santa Monican, a new candidate
for public favor at the beautiful seaside
city. 1t is quite finely-printed eight
page, with illustrations, and champions
the interests of the city by the sea with
intelligent earnestness.
Miss Josephine Williams will give an
entertainment at Korbel's hall, Boyle
Heights, next Friday evening, July 1st.
The first part OF the programme will
consist of the reading of Tennyson's po-
EN-, A Dream of Fair Women, illustrated
with tableaux, followed by musical
sketch entitled A Dress Rehearsal of
Cinderella, in which there will be about
twenty participants.
Music at the cathedral at 10 a. m. to-
day: farmers mass; at the offertory,
trio, o Guam Suavis. soprano, Mrs. Stan
bury, alto, Mrs. Gardner, base, Mr..
Pontway; Ite Mlssa Est, cornet solo,
Mr.. A. Christian; A. &. Gardner, or
ganist. An entertainment and concert
for the benefit of the choir fund will be
held at Turnverein hall, July eth, at
p. m.
The Democrats Of Monrovia are very
over the nomination OF
Cleveland and Stevenson, and have
placed large banner across the ptinci-
pal thoroughfare of that city, bearing
The names of the candidates. In the
center of the banner a large broom ia
which is significant of the
and an emblem of their clean
sweep to victory.
The exercises of the thirty.ifth an
nual commencement of the school of the
Sisters of Charity will take place on
Thursday, 3Oth inst, at 10 a. m. in the
hall of the new home, corner of Boyle
and Stevenson avenues. The sisters ex-
tend a most cordial invitation to the
friends and patrons of the institution.
Omnibuses will be in readiness. on the
corner of First street and Boyle avenue,
10 convey passengers from the cable
ear to the school.
Mr.. Alexander Kier, we'll known old
,itizen, who has been sojourning at
Santa Monica for several years, is lying
dangerously ill at his home in the city
py the sea. Mr.. Kier hurt himself
,hort time ago while fishing, and it is
feared he is suffering from blood-poison-
ing, Mr.. Kier is universally known in
San Bernardino, where he has large
interests.
The commencement exercises OF the
lbs Angeles Training School for kinder
cartens will take place on Tuesday even
ing, June 2Sth, at 8 O'Clock, at the Fret
C Congregational church, corner OF Sixth
and Hill streets, and a cordial invitation
ia extended to all interested in the work.
The exercises will differ greatly from
other commencement exercises, in the
fact that the teachers will take the parts
of pupils, being seated at tables, just as
we find the children in the public
school kindergartens. There will be
three essays upon leading subjects in
the work, besides which songs, with
gestures, ball exercise, a lesson on
flowers, and story as presented to tive
vear-old children in the kindergarten.
The graduating class, who have worked
faithfully and completed the two years
course of study, will be assisted by the
Young ladies OF the training class, who
are just completing their first years
work. This is the first class to gradu-
ate in Los Angeles in this work. The
training class has been under the lead
ership OF Mrs. Nora d. Mayhew, g.
graduate from St. Louis, and lady OF
many years of experience.
Fourth OF July Music.
Five hundred children, who have been