Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-18
The Bar Mitzvab of ,,astar Man.

dence of the parents, corner of
Fifth and Spring streets. Many
presents were sent In to Master
Cohn, some of them of considera BILE
value. Notable among the gifts
was the scroll, containing copy
of the Holy Law, with mountipgs
In solid silver. an heirloom from
the Bar Milzvah's grandfather,
and which was made nearly one
hundred years ago. In common
with the frieLds of the family, we
wish Master Manuel Cohu every
happiness, spiritually and tenn
perally.
Merrill Lodge No. 300, I. o. G. r.,
last evening elected the following
delegates and alternates to the next
session of the Grand Lodge of the
States OF California and Nevada:
observation-disclosures. Jesse YarnelI,
Julius Lyons, J. w. Gillette, w.
d. Gould, John r. Briefly, John
M. Dunsmoor, w. H. Lloyd, Mrs.
]. w. Gillette, Mrs. w. D. Gould,
Misses Marian Caystile, and Mary
Porter. Alternates--Messrs. A. g.
Doane, ]. H. Blanchard, ]. J.
Ayers, s. II. Butteriield, Misses N.
Caystile, Lizzie Fisher, Mamie
Straus, and Mamie White, and
Mrs. Belle Ingram. The session
will be held at Vallejo, commence
ing OIL the first Tuesday in October,
and lasting probably four days.
BY advertisement elsewhere it
will be seen that "Wood's Last
Sensation" will exhibit in this city
on Saturday next, giving two per-
formances, afternoon and evening.
The troupe comprises twenty-eight
artists, all of whom stand at the
head of the profession in their re-
spective specialties, including ac-
robatic feats, minstrelsy and vari-
ETY. performances. The cavalcade
will enter the city at 10 O'Clock on
Saturday morning and, preceded
by the magnificent band wagon,
parade through the principal
streets. The exhibition in all its
parts will be one of the most novel
and entertaining ever given in Los
Angeles.
The Anaheim Gazette says that
Mr.. Patty, the teamster, between
Anaheim and Silverado, the new
mining region, met with severe
accident on Thursday, coming down
from Silverado with O load of ore.
He uses trail wagon, and has oc.
casion to disconnect at times to get
over bad places. Connecting again
after one of these breaks, he was
accidentally caught between the
two wagons, and given very pain
full squeeze. Though suffering con-
siderably, lie was able to get down
with his load, and we trust he may
feel no protracted Inconvenience
from his mishap.
DR.. r. H. Allen, Rev. M. w.
Reed and Prof. Cox, Of Indianapo.
lis, and DR.. w. P. johnson and Mr..
E. A. Corwin, of Philadelphia, are
registered at the st. Charles Hotel.
The party arrived here yesterday
en- route to the Santa Rita mines,
Arizona. Prof. Cox, who Is State
Geologist of Indiana, visits the
Territory in the interest of science,
the Rev. Mr.. Reed for recreation, |
and the other gentlemen, we be.
lieve, are interested in the mines.
They will remain here until Mon
day, and IT, en- resume their jour.
ney.
About one hundred Workingmen
assembled in front of the Court
House, Oh Main street, last night,
to hear an address from the Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Alameda. The
meeting was orga nized by electinx
Mr.. Robert Hughes Chairman. He
introduced Mr.. Taylor, who spoke
for about an hour and half. Af-
ter the adjournment of the meeting
Mr.. Alfred Moore, President of the
Greenback Club, announced that
the Greenbackers would hold y |
meeting at the same place next
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Jacoby, of Downey Block,
was up before Judge Peel yesterday
for violating the ordinance against
lighting fires on the street after
dark. 1t was shown that Mr.. ia
coby, as soon as his attention was
called to the fact that he was vio-
lating the law, extinguished the
fire and, as no alarm had been
sounded, he was dismissed with an
admonition to be more careful In
future.
The Yuma train failed to arrive
yesterday on account of cloud
burst on the desert, on Friday
night, between Mesquit and Mann
moth Tanks stations. About two
miles and half of track was
washed out. A force of men was
sent out from this end and one from
Yuma to repair the damage and 1t
was expected that the train would
get through last night. This is the
third wash out from the same cause
that has occurred since the 1st of
July.
Mr.. G. Mason Kennie. Adjutant-
General of the Grand Army of the
Republic, who has been visiting
Los Angeles on basin connected
With his office of Insurance Adjust
Or and who, during his stny regu-
larly instituted Frank Bartlett
Post, g. A. r., leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day.
The annual meeting Of the Los
Angeles County Bible Society will
be held this evening at u
| o'clock, at the Methodist church on