The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-03
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MATTERS

this morning addressed to young lady
who will Doubtless keel it as a souvenir.
A printed abel is pasted on it with the
following words damaged in wreck OF
mail car, Pennsylvania railroad, Oct. "a,
1885
opened yesterday. but that event is post.
poned TO next week. The house is ready,
however, for the reception OF guests and
several already have quarters there.
Ghe trial of ]. c. G. Jackson. the col.
ored tailor of this city. for uttering a
criminal Libel against Rev. Freeman. of
the A. NJ. +. church. mere resulted in a
verdict of guilty. The charge, it will be
renem bered, grew out OF publication in
Los Angeles colored mans paper that
Mr.. Freeman mad kept for his own self a
small amount of money collected by him
for contri buttons.
Judge Merriam has dismissed the re-
mainder of the gam bling cases, in accord
ance with instructions from the district
attorney. The outcome of the appeal in
the liquor cases will now be awaited with
interest. Ii is expected that Judge Smith
will soon render a decision IN the Fluke
ease.
tuesday evening, November 10Th. has
been decided upon as ladies' night ny
the PickwIcK club, and a special effort
will be made to provide an enjoyable
program and entertainment.
The regular meeting of the Dung
Mems Christian assoc iatIon will be held
SUNDAY afternoon al 3 o'clock in knights
of Pvthias hall in the Arcade building.
Z. c. Reynolds will address the meeting.
The following ladies' have been APP
pointed TO take charge of the various
booths at the Presbyterian sale, Deem
Der 9th: Enbroideries Mrs. Hines; bags.
Mrs. Mccormick: fancy articles. Mrs.
Rand; aprons Mrs. Adams; dolls, Mrs.
Charles Gardner: tea, Mrs. Ward Row
land; ice cream, Mrs. Lutz; pillows, Mrs.
Esch lady is to select her own young
lady assistants.
This members of the Order Eastern Star
mt yesterday evening at Masonic ball.
OHcers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs. W. H.
Wiley; worthy patron, Mrs. Belts; asso
ciated matron, Mrs. Lizzie Drake; secre-
tary, Miss Anderson; treasurer, Mrs. J.
\. Buchanan; conductress, Mrs. Eough;
conductress, Miss Emma Hess.
Late arrivals at the Green are rs fol-
lows: Mrs.and Miss Lyman. Minneapolis;
Mrs. f. l.. Minor, Mrs. A. f. Gates. Mrs.
S. NJ. Phillips, Chicago A. Lowinsky
Erchingren, Chicago; Charles P. Bond.
Boston; d. W. Douglass. +. Z. ManloYe,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nathan,
NJ mphis, Tenn.
Charles p. Bond, financial editor of
the Boston Evening Traveller, is in the
city today, the guest of his old friend
and associate in. newspaper work, Mr..
Stearns of Coffin 4 Stearns.
Charles p. Roraback, who has been
east on a visit for couple of months, re-
turned last evening. He reports a very
tine trip. IN the course of which he has
visited a numb of eastern cities, hu: Is
9 lad to get back TO Pasadena.
Theodore Martin, brother of Mrs. F. H.
Valette, has opened law ofice in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Martin will continue to re-
side in Pasadena.
J. G. HabbicS will address the Loyal
Temperance legion tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
Visitor. welcome.
Miss Niblock leaves for Chicago Tues
lay to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. George Anthony.
MIR. and Mrs. C. G. Thompson, ~ Ill
cave tomorrow for visit to San Fran
cisco.