Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE COLOR GUARD.

Deputy Sheriff Adolfo Cells re
turned from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
Mr.. G. +. Park will ship car
load of oranges to Lalt Lake CITY
this week, to special order.
We understand that Messrs
Hoover, Shaw, Deweli and q mum
Der Of others leave for Tucson, Ari
zona, to-day.
Diedrick G. Mensing, a native o
Germany. was yesterday made q
citizen of the United States By
Judge Sepulveda.
Col. J. q. Eastman, referee, yes.
terday decided the foot race which
took place at Agricultural Park,
last Sunday, in favor of Davis.
An effort is being made at Ven.
tura to organize a pipe line for the
purpose of conveying oil from the
wells to that town at the least pos
sible expense.
Thank God! The Constitution
question will be stale in less than
a month IL 1t is not stale already.
How interesting all this is 10 the
ladies, to be sure!
In the County Court yesterday
Andrew Lindenfeld, a native OF
Germany, and o. Papineau, a ma
tive of Great Britain, were ad-
mitted to citizenship.
Remember the farewell concert
Of the Hutchinson family, at the
Fort street Methodist Church, this
evening. The programme en-
braces their best songs.
Mr.. F. Veyssett, No. 7 Spring
street, has received large stock of
new spring goods which he will
make up in the latest style at
greatly reduced prices. a91w
Our markets are flooded with
luscious strawberries and oranges,
while the green peas and asparagus
keep up an emulous rivalry with
their more snowy neighbors.
The examination of the China
woman, charged with stealing $685.
from man from Tucson, Arizona,
was continued by Judge Carrillo,
yesterday, till 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing.
Augelefios at San Francisco ho-
tails on the 7th inst: E. E. Hewitt,
Palace; w. H. Penn, Cosmopoli-
tan; Mrs. Hawkes. and two chill
dren, w. H. Perry, J. B. Sutton,
Russ House.
THE Color GUARD.
The case of Thomas We. Lawlor,
tried by Judge Morrison during the
absence of Judge Sepulveda, has
been reversed and the cause re-
manded to our District Court, with
directions to dismiss the equitable
defence and proceed to try the re-
manning issues In the action.
Mr.. A. Salsas, manager of the
Half-Price dry goods store, No. 81
Spring street, opposite the Post.
office, informs US that his formal
opening will take place on Satur.
day, April 18th. A tremendous
stock of goods are Ell route from
San Francisco which will be sold
at prices below competition.
BY advertisement elsewhere II
will be seen that, by special request
there will be a ball Of 3Ss Engine
Company No. !, at Horticultural
Pavilion, on Monday evening, ,Apri
l4th, 1879. Tickets admitting gen.
tleman and ladies ST.. They are tt
be had of all the members. The
ball Is In capable hands and will
undoubtedly be q great success.
The Easter services at the Cathe
dral Sunday will be of specially
impressive character. Haydn
third mass will be given with or
chestral accompaniment. Th'
choir will consist of Mrs. o. w
Childs and Mrs. Knell, sopranos
Miss Sacriste and Mrs. Benner
altos, the Messrs. Tanning apt
Arevalo tenors, and the Messrs
Fernandez and Won Plosnnis
bassos. Prof. Knell will act as or
ganist. The orchestral accompani
ment will comprise two vlolins
flute, cornet and base viol. Th
music will be indiscribably Iicl
and solemn.
The COLOR GUARD.
Turn Verein Hall was agai
filled by delighted audience t
witness the artistic prestidigitatio
Of Prof. Taylor, who, with his &C
complished wife, performed nun
Der Of new and intricate feats {
magic. Mrs. Taylor again exc
cuted the "egg dance" with q grae
and precision that extorted FRI
quent and enthusiastic bursts {
applause. The performance WI
one of the best we have ever see
throughout, the Professor In all |
does, and his tricks are many an
varied, being fully up to Herman
2 or any ofthe more pretentious pr
! | fessors Of the "black srt.n II
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