Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-15
LOCAL ES.

| Ose auVerCiSemeuC III our New
To. Day of $25 reward.
Hon. Greed Raymond and A. A..
Cohen, Esq, are at the Pico.
Judges Crockett and Rhodes are
registered at the st. Charles.
Judge McKinstry yesterday re.
turned from his visit to San Diego.
We direct attention to the adver.
tisement, in our New To- Day, ad.
dressed to printers and publishers.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisements "ro Let on Shares''
and "For Sale" by Mr.. II. NJ.
Johnston. which appear in our
New To-Day.
The Cinnamon arrested the other
day for peddling vegetables with
out a license were each fined $40 by
the Mayor. The cases have been
appealed to the County Court.
We yesterday received pleasant
call from r. II. Ward, Esq, an at
torney from Merced, who was yes
terday admitted to practice before
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. H. M. Johnston, in our New
To- Day, offers for sale tract of
desirable land, suitable for a coll
ony, at u very reasonable price aud
on liberal terms. See advertise
ment.
See triple column card of Mr.. w.
H. Tuthill, agent of the Singer
Manufacturing Company, else where
in this mornings HERALD. He
presents very formidable array of
figures.
On Thursday evening next the
Los Angeles Guards, we learn, will
give a ball at Armnry Hall in honor
of Messrs. Peter Tormey, Michael
Kenealy and Walter DevereauX,
veteran members of that organiza.
tion.
The lecture of Rev. I. S. Kalloch
at Turn-Verein Hall last night
was well attended and all
seemed pleased with the orator. He
will lecture tonight on "rhe Chi
nese PERIL" and all who attend
will receive free ticket for his
lecture of "Wednesday night.
AT the Easter Monday election,
held in the Episcopal Church ye =
day, the following persons were
elected Vestrymen or Trustees of
that corporation for the ensuing
year: VIM. II. Hill, r. II. Halnes,
w. ID. Stephenson, G. w. Wells,
Joseph Savage, e. w. Tomkinson,
Geo. H. Peck.
The Com missioners 10 assess
damages for the improvement of
Seventh street meet, at Chauvin's
store, We believe, at 8 O'Clock this
morning. During the day the Com
missioners will make a personal in
spection of the line of the exten.
sion, when it will he we'll for the
owners of property affected to meet
them.
Yesterdays overland train from
San Francisco was emphatically u
lawyers train, all the passengers,
with but one exception, we believe,
being shining lights of the legal
profession. Their names are:
Justices Crockett and Rhodes,
Messrs. Creed Raymond, A. A..
Cohen, +. G. Greenipg, G. II.
Marks, q. ID. JONES', George A .
Blanchard, S. Comstock, d. Lake,
A. D. Hart.
On Sunday meraing,as Chinese
vegetable man was going down
Alameda street in his wagon, he
was approached by ayoung Mexi
can who demanded dollar. The
Chinaman handed the money over
when the Mexican, out of pure
cussedness, stabbed the Mongolian
In the thigh, cutting an ugly cash.
An information was lodged before
Justice Trafford and q warrant is
sued for the miscreaut.
Mr.. r. 9. O'Connor, book-keeper
to the well-known music house ol
Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Fran.
cisco, is in Los Angeles, looking
after the interests of that firm. He
is stopping at the United States
Hotel, where he has for sale an up
right Weber piano and an Estey
organ, which he will sell very low
and on easy terms. He will sell
pianos on installments of from SIC
to $25 per month, each piano guar
anteed by the manufacturer and by
the firm which he represents.
Rev. Father Sanchez, who has
charge Of the boys orphan asylum
at Paiaro Valley, returns thanks tt
the committee of arrangements O.
the st. Patrick's Day celebration
for $71, the amount realized from
the ball of that evening. Fathel
Sanchez is now in this city collect
ing funds for the orphan asylum
, 1t contains seventy-one orphans
including twenty from this county
ana more Applications from her
are waiting for accommodation II
the institution.
\ Amongst the applicants for ad
D mission to the Supreme Court yes
terday morning was Judge w. I
McNealy, of San Diego county. Th
Judge of the Eighteenth Dlstric
!. took his place amongst the stu
dents, in an unobtrusive manner
The Judges, however, singled hin
= out and, with the complimentary re
mark, "We have seen enough @
. your decisions as Judge to dis
pense with examination" Mr.. Nc
Nealy was declared admitted. Th
same discrimination was made Il
3. the case of Capt. Turner, of Merced
= The ball of the Thirty-EIghts, a