Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-25
LOCAL E3SEVITIEs.

June last.
Concert every night at Gus's sa
loon, corner OF First aud Los An
geles streets. Ice cold beer at five
cents glass.
The second of the new series of
Unitarian Thursdays entertain
ments will take place at Union
Hall next Thursday evening, when
a shadow pantomime and other
novelties will be produced.
Rev. G.. S. Hickey, former pastor
of the Fort street Methodist church
of our city, has been appointed
Albion, Michigan, the seat of the
Methodist College for the Michigan
Conference.
Outlook: The section men COM
menced yesterday to remove the
railroad iron from the wharf. The
next step, we suppose, will be to
tear down the warehouse on the
end Of the wharf Then nothing
will be left but the naked struct-
ure.
Our people should not forget the
mirth-provoking entertainment of
Charley Adams at Union Hall to-
morrow night. Mr.. Adams Is q
comedian of high order of talent
and as dialectician has few equals
on the American continent. The
Hall should be crowded.
The following are the names of
the jury empaneled to try the case
Of the People VS.. 1histleton, in
dlcted for libel: I. n. Truesdell, G.
Mossmap, Miles Faulett, s. NJ.
Talkington, r. H. McGee, Fred
Gilmore, d. s. Wardlow, G.. d.
Witherall, Jefferson Cook, J. r..
Allen, James Arnold, David Brush.
1t will be seen by our telegraph
report that Frank Grosvenor, well
known in this city as receiver of
of the Temple & Workman estate,
will be tried for contempt of court
next Monday for refusing to make
" TttuItI vi us IcCeiNcIShID w tnb
United States Court.
By notice in our New To-Day, it
will be seen that Mr.. S. Haefner
will give grand opening at the
Teutonia Saloon on Saturday night,
to which he invites his friends and
the public. A fine lunch will be
set and beer of the best quality
will be served at cents glass.
Arrived at Wilmington, October
Gath, schooner Alice Kimball, AL
len master, from Cuffey's Cove,
with $500 railroad ties for the
Western Development Company;
steamer Orizaba. Johnston master,
from San Francisco, with 55 pas
sengers and 220 tons of merchan-
disc for Southern Pacific Railroad.
Sailed, steamer Orizaba, for San
Diego.
One bad feature of the new City
Charter is that any penurious prop
erty holder, should he own more
feet than his neighbors along the
line of a proposed street improve.
ment, can prevent them from hav-
ing streets that will add greatly to
their convenience opened. We
would suggest to the City Fathers
that they should take the earliest
possible opportunity to have the
defect remedied.
Santa Barbara Press: A party
consisting of four persons, travel
ing In q light covered spring wag-
on, passed through town this morn
Ing. They were from Portland,
Oregon, aud bound for Los Ange-
les, where they propose making a
home. They shipped their rig per
ocean steamer to San Francisco,
aud will drive through in light
order the rest of the way. They
laid In q stock of provisions
enough to last them through, and
started via the beach road about
one O'Clock.
The Cathedral choir last evening
had full rehearsal of Haydn's
Fourth Mass in B fiat, which will
be sung at the Cathedral, for the
first time in Los Angeles, on
Christmas day. The soprano part
will be rendered by Mrs. J. g
Howard, contralto by Madame
Maria, tenor by Mr.. F. b. flaming,
basso Dir. Fernandez, organist Pro-
fessor J. G. Kueil. The choir also
have in rehearsal an original mass
by Professor Kpell, pronounced by
cOgposcenti to be a most meritori.
Gus work, which will be produced
at an early day.
A most mslancholy accident,
which resulted in the death of his
little girl, aged le months, occurred
at the residence of Mr.. H. J. Steven
son, on Sand street, near the Pa
vilion, about noon yesterday. The
little one had left its mother but
about five minutes before and was
found head downward In tub Of
water. A physician was summoned
and did everything in his power to
resuscitsts the child, but without
avail, The funeral will take place
from the residence Of the parents al
4 O'Clock this afternoon.