Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-28

The steamer Orlzaba is due from
San Francisco this morning.

The steamer Orlzaba Is due from
San Francisco this morning.
The receipts at the door OF the
P,vilion last week amounted to
So 96e Is.
Mr.. Locke requests the members
of the Pinafore chorus to leave
theiy costumes at levin & Co.
bookstore.
An important meeting of the ir-
rigators of the Central Division
will be held at Washington Gar
dens tonight.
Mr.. Charles Prayer has got back
from his lightning business trip to
the East. During his absence he
laid in stock of all kinds Of nov
elites.
The Grand Central Hotel was
San Diego headquarters during last
week. Mine host Hill proved
himself to be ali unsurpassed ca
terer.
Commercial travellers tell us that
Los Angeles is about the liveliest
town in the State. They can't un-
derstaud the disposition to conn.,
plain of hard times which they finu
amongst some people here. They
are right about the matter.
The Teachers Institute will be
held In Good Templar Hall in THE
city, commencing November Sd.
Professor Allen, of the State Nor
NAL School, and Mr.. and Mis-. Carr
will be present. See advertising
notice.
The formidable San Diego col.
ony which last week made US
som etimes think that we were In
our old quarters in the city of bay
and climate, go to their home Oh
the steamer to-day.
RAsl estate transactions are de-
cldedly on the increase In Los An
geles. Sensible people from abroad
are quietly making themselves
owners OF city property, with o
wise anticipation of the "boom,"
which Ia certainly just ahead.
In the County Court, yesterday,
]. J.Carriilo, ex-City Tax Collector
convicted of embezzlement, wss
sentenced 10 six years inlprison'
ment in the States Prison and for
ever disqualified from holding of
flee in this State.
Mrs. Mary Kerr, In our New To-
Day, notifies the party that took
the fan and tea cups from the case
In the Pavilion, that, unless they
are returned TO the Superintendent
of the Fair, she will mike full
exposure.
The New York ,San, of the 18th
inst., says; There has been import
ed into New York by sea from Cal.
ifornia eince the beginning OF this
wear ]. l56,7l2 gallous of wine, and
ia lT gallons OF ciahuy.
In order to correct mistake into
which some of his friends have
fallen, we would state that the Mr.
8, referred to by us as the hero o!
An Incident at the Pavilion, the
other day, was not Mr.. Angelo
Smith, OF Old San Diego.
In the shooting match between
the Los Angeles Guards and the
Turner's at the City Gardens or
Sunday, the former came Oft VIC
tors by five points. Three OF the
Turner's, by some mistake. fired al
the wrong target, thus losing clever
points and, consequently, the
match.
| About 8 o'clock on Sunday night
"ames were discovered issuing
ON Mr.. Brossmer's house, No. Al
Wilmington street. Mrs. Bross
ner and some passers by extln
tingulshed the fire before 1t ha(
gained much Roadway, the only
damage being burnt window. eur
taius and wet carpet.
At the meeting OF the Greenbacl
Club last night a resolution wa
adopted extending an invitation t.
all other clubs differing in organic
alton to Join with the Greenbacker
In forwarding the principles OF til
Union Greenback Labor party @
the United States, and that meet
inc be hel at the Round House 10
the election of officers on the BOT
Instant.
Fortunately bright moon help
ed our people through the suspen
sion of gas last night. For Will
our business people were hard pu
to it in rigging up lamps and car
dies. The deprivation endured &c
only about two hours and great VS.
the relief when the let's agai
flashed brightly forth, The acc
dent arose from leak in the ga
! main at the corner of Also al
4 Alameda streets.
Mr.. L J. Askins returned to tn
city yesterday, after an absence
five or six months in Oregol
l. where lie proposed to settle, al
I, = where he had engaged In cuisines
T. He is quite content to surrend
5. his share of the Webfoot State
the eager Immigrants who are pou