Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-20
LOCAL BISEVITIE HIS.

! haCeS Ut w a5nlngtOD GdTGens OIL
Sunday.
See advertisement of situation
wanted, in our New To-day.
The professional card Of Mrs. r,
G.. Hay, NJ. D., will be found in oul
New To-Day column.
The Continental oil is the high.
est test and the best kind in the
city, $1.75 for five gallons, at 81
| street.
Mr.. 1. n. Van Mugs, in our New
To-Day, offers a reward of 500 fol
the return of sorrel horse taken
from the San Fernando Rancho.
All Sam, Chinsman, was ar.
raigned in the Mayors Court yes
terday and mulcted in IS for using
vulgar and abusive language to
Mrs. Thorpe.
The District Court, when We
went TO press at 1870 o'clock this
morning, was still in session wait
ing for the verdict in in the case oil
Savage VS.. Mitchell.
Rev. John d. Wells, who has
just returned from visit East, will
preside at a meeting of the Uni
tartan church to be held at Union
Hall on Sunday afternoon, ut 9
O'Clock. The public are cordially
| invited.
Mr.. Coll Deana returned from
San Francisco yesterday. He pro
poses to take his family no to the
| charming Sierra Madre Villa for a
few weeks scjourn. He returns to
San Francisco Sunday.
Highest grade of Continental oil
40 cents per gallon, 81 Spring
street.
illustrated Chinese books are q
speciality TO which some of our cit
liens have lately devoted their at.
| tention. The Celestials are really
superior artists when correct draw
| ing, perspective, and chiaro-oscuro
are left out of the count. Other
wise, they don't count for much.
Piety of q fervept but unobtrus-
i've kind is certain to receive its re-
ward. A San Diego paper says
that Mr.. John G. Capron has been
appointed member of the e iuca-
tional Committee of the Methodist
Church in Southern California.
Prime white oil ST. % per five
gallon can, at 81 Spring street.
The Green5acksr, after short
career in the world of journalism,
has passed in its chips. The types
and other material OH which it
was printed were yesterday re-
moved from Downey block to a
warehouse on Los Angeles street
for storage.
Thomas B. Hayes, of Whining
ton, filed an Information before
Justice Baldwin yesterday, charg-
ing two butchers on Los Angeles
street with larceny in stealing a
COW, the property of Hayes. The
butchers were arrested and gave
bail for their appearance.
Postmaster Dunkelberger yester-
day received a valuable letter, re-
turned from the Dead Letter office,
addressed to Miss Moulton, care Of
VIM. M. Scott, Los Angeles, post
marked Niagara Falls, but dated
Toronto, Ontario. If Miss MouItor
is in the city she will find il to her
interest to call at the PostOffice.
Standard white oil 81 per five
gallon can at 81 Spring street.
The Board of Delegates of the
Fire Department held a meeting
last night 10 consider plan for The
better organization of the depart
ment and to establish fund from
which to aid members disabled il
the line of duty. No definite re-
suit was reached and the Board adj
journed until Monday evening tC
give the matter further considera
ton.
Fine leaping match between
williams and Thomas Botillo a
Washington Gardens Sunday.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Hon. J. X. Lutirell, eX-member o
Congress from this State, wht
passed through Los Angeles yes
terday en- route from Arizona to
his home in the northern part o.
the State. Mr.. Luttrell regretted
that business engagements pre-
vented him from spending severa
days in this city.
Hon. John II. Morgan, Unitet
States Senator from Alabama, anC
Hon. A. e. Stevenson, member o
Congress from the 18th Illinoi!
District, with their families, ar,
expected to arrive in Los Angeles
by to-day's overland train. The,
will remain here until Monday
when, accompanied by Hon. jaime
A. Mckenzie and wife, of Ken
lucky, who have been In the cit,
for several days, they will make
short visit to CASA Grande, Arizo
ma, the eastern terminus of tn
Southern Pacific Railroad.
: One hundred and ten yard hurdl
race, between Davis and Williams