Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-26
LOCAL RREVITIES.

The steamer Los Angeles is due
this morning.
Fort Hill was crowded prone
made Sunday.
The talented Irene Summers at
Woods Opera House.
Mr.. s. H. Mott is a passenger by
the steamer Los Angeles, due here
this morning.
See advertisement of auction sale
of unclaimed freight to take place
March 9th, in our New To-day.
Mollie, did you hear that sweet
music last night? No, where was
it? AT Woods Opera House.
The Second Ward Workingmen's
Club meet in the City Court room
for permanent organization this
evening.
DR.. ]. G. Kirkpatrick, Hom9o.
pathist, has removed his office from
First street to No. Is, Franklin
street.
Among the passengers to arrive
by the steamer Los Angeles to-day
are Mr.. and Mrs. V. Wolfenstein, OF
this city.
The passenger list of the Orizaba
yesterday, was the heaviest that
has been taken away from this port
for more than year.
A competent woman advcrtises
in our New To-Day for situation
as chambermaid or to do house.
work in small family.
The decision In the case of Ramon
Williams, examined before Judge
Peel yesterday on charge of as
sault with deadly weapon, was
postponed till to-day.
We see it stated that Mr.. Geo. B.
Davis will shortly re-commence
operations at the Alden fruit dry
ing establishment on the east side
of the river.
Mr.. G. J. Fox, who has been Wis.,
iting his brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Julius
Lyons, for the past fortnight, left
on the Orizaba yesterday for his
home at San Francisco.
There were three cases before
Judge Peel yesterday morning.
One drunk and disorderly went up
twenty days, one ordinary drunk
and one petit larcenist. five days
each,
Postmaster Dunkelberger re-
ceived II telegram from Postmaster
Coey, of San Francisco, yesterday,
informing him that all the delayed
mails had been shipped by the Los
Angeles.
The committee In charge are
using every effort to make the
Turner'S masquerade, on the night
of March I'd, the most perfect enter
tainment of the kind ever given in
Los Angeles.
Ex-Governor Ygnacio Pesqueira,
of Sonora, Mexico, arrived here
yesterday and is registered at the
Pico House. He goes hence to San
Francisco and, after a month or
two's stay in that city, will visit
the Paris EXPOSITION.
We understand that Base Ball
Convention will be held in the
County Court room March I'd next
Saturday. to determine the manner
of competing for the champion
prize offered by Mr.. Linde. Each
club will be entitled to three repre-
sentatives.
The closing out sale of furniture
and household goods at Marxsen's
No. 143 Main street, will commence
at l o'clock p. NJ. to-day and be
continued tomorrow, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, until the entire
stock is sold out. Now Is the
chance for bargains. The lease of
the house will also be sold.
Who sings that beautiful song,
II Hope 1 don't Intrude?" Billy
White at Woods Opera House.
The current conundrum of Los
Angeles is, who were the burglars,
Will the police assist us to an an
swcr? The writer of a prophe til
communication ia the HERALD
the other day, said that when burg.
lars were around the police were
generally at safe remove. Tha1
fellow put more solid sense in hi
screed than most persons who write
to newspapers.
The management of the Turner'S
masquerade, to be given at Turn
Verein Hall next Saturday night
will distribute the following prizes
To the best sustained lady charac.
ter, a set OF handsome gold jewelry
consisting of brooch and EARRINGS
to the best dressed lady character
u set of silver teaspoons; to the bes
sustained gentleman character. /,
fine amythist ring and to the bes
dressed gentleman character, a pal
of gold sleeve buttons. The gifts
which are all very handsome, cal
be seen in the window of Stack
poles jewelry store, No. 81 Spring
street.
Uncle Abe and sister Ruth ar
at Woods Opera House.