Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Who is Wing ?

Two bell-boys are wanted at the
Pico House.
Mr.. VIM. Ban ming, of Whining
ton, is at the Pico.
Either concert at the Harmonic
Gardens next Sunday.
The Agricultural Park course
yesterday was studded with San
b DIegans.
J Officer Roche was yesterday
made the proud father Of bounc.
Ing boy.
Capt. Molony, of the ship British
4 Statesman, from Sidney, bound to
San Francisco, is at the Pico.
Reserved seats for Pinafore, at
the Pavilion tonight, can be Sc.
cured at Levin & Co.'s book store.
Mr.. Higgins, of San Diego, for
merly of Higgins, Speedy & Co., of
this city, is in attendance at the
Fair.
Remember the testimonial en-
tertainment and ball to Heffer-
mans Band at rn-Verein Hall
tonight.
Mr.. Graves, of Santa Rosa, came
down to Los Angeles to see his son
married and is temporary resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
Hon. II. NJ. Streeter, Represent
alive elect from San Bernardino
county, arrived to-day from River
side and is now domiciled at the
Pico.
Capt. George Boyd, of the iron
bark Newark, and Capt. David
Davies, of the bark Canarvon Cas-
tie, both from Sidney, are registered
at the Pico.
The hurdle race did not come off
yesterday, after all. 1t has been
postponed sine die through some
misunderstanding of the manager
ment of the Park and the expected
participants.
Joe Bayer's ladies oyster rooms
on Requena street, opposite the
United States Hotel, are certainly
the finest this side of San Francis
co, and are carried on ia good and
respectable manner.
Heffernan's Band, with that gen.
erosity which has characterized
their action since their advent
in Los Angeles, have volunteered
to play for the Orphans Festival at
the ST. Charles this afternoon.
Shortly after IL o'clock last night
the police took in eight tramps,
whom they found domiciled in q
vacant house this side of the Santa
Monica depot, on San Pedro street.
They will have a hearing before
the Mayor this morning.
Nestor A. Young, the Superin-
tendent of the Formulation Lock
Co., of San Francisco, has hand
some exhibit of keyless padlocks in
the Pavilion. They are not only
the most secure lock ever invented,
but the most simple and are posi-
lively tramp proof.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
elsewhere, that the partnership
heretofore existing between the
Messrs. Drakenfeld & Herdman in
the insurance business has been
dissolved, and division made OF
their several agencies. For partic-
ulars see advertisement.
When the box sheet for reserved
seats for Pipafore at the Pavilion
tonight was opened at Lewin's,
Yesterday afternoon, there was a
fearful crush of people on hand.
They formed In a regular postofi1ce
line. In precisely an hour every
reserved seat was disposed of. some
of the eager contestants buying
them by the dozen.
A neat card is one OF the indis-
pensable articles of every well reg
u.a,ed lady's or gentleman's visit
ing outfit. The ne plus ultra of q
Waiting card is the rubber stamp
card. always in the house ready &c
urint n "duckp of card, marb
your linen, and is as cheap as dirt
Sec the fiue display OF - " al
the Horticultural Fair, upstairs
You can select o style to your owr
taste and have o vucanized rubber
stamp made at short notice.
Tuesday evening, we learn there
will be o Pinafore testimonial t'
Miss Mamie Perry. 1t is join
movement, initiated by some o
the admirers of her artistic abilities
and by the troupe. Miss Perry
would not accept benefit In the
necuniary sense, and the proceed
psthe entertainment will he de
yo,ed to the purchase of some Mt
,,mS souvenir of her charming i'm
nersonation of Josephine.
Mr.. susskind, of the Progress
store, informs us that business
booming. No time to write Dll
advertisements. His STOCK .
Clothing, underwear. hats. o 70 D.
cnd shoes, etc., go like hot cakes
NV Tha fact that he keeps. the pes
stock toe at the most reasonable prices