Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-02
We are glad to learn that Master

VIC oiO 4 iou w icoih WAL HAootSA
Monroe, who was run over by
spring wagon near the fire on Sat-
urday, had almost entirely recov-
cred yesterday. The accident, we
are told, was the result of gross
carelessness on the part of the dri-
yer. The wonder to US is that Sc.
rious accidents are not more fre-
quent In Los Angeles. as the dri-
vers of all kinds of vehicles seem to
think that pedestrians have no
rights which they are bound to
respect. In other cities footmen
have the right of way, even the
Gear of all the Russias being
obliged to pull up to let a pedes-
trian pass in the streets of st. Pc.
tersburg.
The opening of the "Tn store, on
Spring street, was the event Of
yesterday. The display of family
necessaries of all kinds and espec.
tally Of wines and liquors. was as
fine an one as we ever saw. The
proprietors, Messrs. Meyers &
Mendelson, inform us that, in So
liclting the patronage of our citi-
Zens, their aim will be to sell only
first-class articles and to have the
goods at all times prove exactly as
represented. With strict adher-
ence to this rule and the courteous
treatment that customers will al
always receive at the "T" store, we
do not see how the new firm can
fail to succeed.
The two mile heat trotting race,
10 take place at Agricultural Park
on July 4th, closed with three en-
tries, viz: L. J. Rose's blk. m. A.
Rose; G. A. Durfee's blk. G. Tom
Stout, A. Walters b. e. Cade.
There may be more entries but we
only publish as far as known. II
the race should be confined to the
above named horses, then 1t will
be the most entertaining turf event
for two years and will call out a
large attendance.
The Liquor Dealers have finally
decided that Agricultural Park,
being provided with all conven.
fences and easy of access, is the
proper place ct which to hold their
first annual picnic. The various
Committees are busy perfectipg
arrangements so that all who at
tend may be assured Of a delightful
time. We have been requested to
again state that the rule excluding
questionable characters will be rig
idly enforced.
We received a call from a man
the other evening who stated that
he had been unable to obtain work
and who asked us for money to buy
"tasse" of coffee. His English
was very imperfect, but he in
formed us, in his queer dialect,
that if We understood Turkish,
Greek, Italian, French or Spanish
he could talk to us, but "ze Ingles
me no sabe."
Attention is directed to the
unique proclamation of the Will
mington Calaihumpians in our
New To-day. The ancient and
venerable order of that place, true
to the customs Of the Society, pro-
pose to have characteristic cele.
bra.ion on the Fourth. Judging
from the programme, the boys in
tend to have high old time.
Henry Cook, arrested on sus-
picion Of having set fire to the Gen.
trail Hotel, which, with the Rail-
roau HOUSE, was burnt uUwu Un
Saturday, was examined before
Judge Peel yesterday and COM
mitted, in default Of $1,000 bail, to
await the action of the next Grand
Jury, on the charge Of arson.
The advertisement of the Phila-
delplia Brewery appears elsewhere
In this morning issue. Since Mr..
Mahlstedt took charge Of this es-
tablishment its beer has attained o
reputation second to no other on
the coast and his aim will be to
keep it up to its present high
standard. Give it trial.
Felipe Sastre, who was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Ling for ASSAULT
ing young Mexican named
Arturio Diaz with a razor, on Sun
day, was examined before Judge
Peel yesterday and committed to
await the action of the Ora nd Jury.
The Messrs. Northcraft, Rae and
Vital, who left here for Arizona
some days ago, were between the
Cajon Pass and Camp Cady wher
last heard from, making their way
to the promised land with as much
speed as the hot weather woulG
permit.
The Board of Supervisors will
probably get through uanvassing
the election rstarus ~ noon to
deY.