The herald., 1893-02-18
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES.
The Science People to Visit
Prof. Lowe at Pasadena.
Santa Ana the Scene of Notable
Horse Sale.
Eedondo Shipping Notes-Redlands Lo-
cal Affairs = Lordsburg Matters.
Pomona Personals and
News Notes.

News Notes.
PASADENA, Feb. 17.-In response to an
invitation from Prof. and Mrs. I. S. G.
Lowe the members of the Southern Cal
ifornia Science association will visit
Pasadena in body, tomorrow, for the
purpose Of inspecting the collection of
interesting objects belonging to the pro-
lessor and wife.
Members OF the society are requested
to meet at the Terminal First street sta
fion and take the :25 train for Pasade-
ma, getting off at the California street
station and going directly to the profess
sor's residence on South Orange Grove
avenue.
This collection is we'll worthy care
full inspection, being the result of almost
a lifetime's work in bringing it together
from almost every portion of the
globe. 1t includes curios from New
Mexico, England, Alaska, the South Sea
islands, Egypt, the Holy Land, India
and China, and has for the most part
been gathered by Mrs. Lowe during her
extensive travels in those countries.
The mineral department. is very inter
esting, containing very complete and
beautiful collection of almost all known
minerals.
The collection of Indian baskets is
pronounced by competent judges to be
the largest in existence without excep-
tion, covering every portion OF this in
teresting work.
Perhaps the most interesting object OF
the whole collection is the porcelain tea
service, formerly the property OF General
Lafayette, valued at $4,000, I'd
A collection of chinaware OF the time
of Louis XVI, bearing portraits of
the reigning sovereigns OF that period,
and members of the royal family, would
alone we'll repay visit to this interest
ing private museum. 20
COMPANY BIS MONTHLY SHOOT.
The regular monthly shoot of Com
pany B was held at the arroyo range,
near the Scoville dam, this afternoon.
The contest was the second in series of
three for the citizens and Hurlbut
medals.
AS the score Is now, Sargent Case
stands in the lead, with Sargent Cole
man close second. Following is the
score for today's shoot: Sargent Case,
80; Lieutenant Cook, 30; d. f. Rusk,
"a; f. l.. Heiss, "a Sargent Cole, 35 !;
Private E. @. Clapp, 90; Private L. D.
johnson, 20; Private Griswold, So; J.
G. Rossiter, 81 W. P. Young, %; Cap-
tain Bangham, So; Sargent Coleman, SO.
In pursuance Of orders from head
quarters the company will assemble at
the armory on Saturday evening for the
purpose of attending inspection of the
sa9ftsw tvefrsfgittaa at es AnOelas -
The Z :05 Terminal train will be taken.
Fatigue uniforms will be worn.
NOTES.
A baby girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Barnes ia among the latest
arrivals of note.
Wilson high school boys INDUCED in
game of football on the Athletic club
grounds this afternoon, to the amuse-
ment of small audience.
The Telephone company will remove
their Office into the Wetherby & Keyser
block in few days.
The funeral services of Mrs. Esther
Allen, whose death occurred this morn
ing, will be held from the residence, No.
46 Kansas street. Interment private.
Invitations are out for card party at
the Green hotel next Wednesday even
ing. The event is looked forward TO
with much pleasure by our society peo-
pie.
The case of the people va. Clyde
Barnhart, charged with disturbing the
peace, which was recently transferred
from Justice Merriam'e court, will be
tried before Justice Lawrence on Tues.
day, the 21st, at am.
Mr.. d. @. Casterline of New York has
purchased the residence OF Mrs. D. /.
Hall on Adella avenue, and with his
family will make Pasadena hia future
home.
A reception was rendered the recently
installed pastor of the Univeraalist
church, Miss Florence Kollock, by the
members Of that society this evening.
A lot on the corner of Grand avenue
and Ellis street has been sold to Mr.
Geo. f. Randall, recently of Chicago, for
$500. 1t is Mr.. Randall's intention to
at once erect handsome residence.
The order of Maccabees is arranging
Tor an excursion around the kite.shaped
track on Washington'a birthday, the
I'D inst. A low rate has been obtained
and large crowd will doubtless take
advantage of it.
Mrs Kate Tupper Galpin of Los An
geles has consented to give q series of
lectures on Expression and Discussion
to the ladies of Pasadena, and will be
pleased to meet those interested at the
Carlton pariors on Monday next at 2 p.
m. Names left with Mrs. W. 7. Keese,
7l9 Locust street, will receive attention.
Pasadena Briefs.