Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
The only exclusive rept
Tullis'.
Our present Sheriff,
and County A ssessor, IL

few men can reckon on greater ele.
ments of political strength than
they.
The hunting party composed OF
Messrs. Jack Kuhrts, Emil Harris,
Theodore. Foehlinger, l.. Merz, l..
Pfeiffenberger, Peter Mueller, John
Shafier, Jerry Newell, j. Scheible
and II. Schumacher, got back from
the Malaga ranch on Sunday. They
report having had delightful
time.
Perkins must have had u thor
oughly Democratic audience at
Anaheim last night, Judging from
the number of Simon pure Demo
Gratis who left on the train for that
place. Many an old war.horse of
the unterrified " took advantage
of the excursion to go down and
assist in "spoiling the Egy ptian."
Good work was doubtless done for
the Democratic county ticket in
that section last night.
BY advertisement elsewhere the
Sisters Of Charity give notice that
their academy for young ladies
will reopen August 1st. This ill.,
stitution is delightfully."- situated,
and all who entrust their daughters
TO the care of the Sisters can do 80
with perfect confidence that their
tnl ts,1 ii N ~
will receive careful attention.
The attention of families and
dealers is directed to the advertise
ment of Frank A. Weinshank,
wholesale and retail meat dealer,
at the Grand Central market, cor
ner of Main and First streets. Mr..
Weinshank proposes to keep his
market supplied with none but the
best qualities of meats which he
will supply at the most reasonable
rates. Give him a call.
In the trotting race at Agricultu-
raj Park on Sunday, between
Flora Wiley, Brick-a-Brick and
Sorrel George, Flora won in two
straight heats. The foot race be-
tween Davis and Williams was
closely contested and was won by
the former. Time, IL seconds. Bet
ting on the foot race was quite
lively, about SIS, 900 having changed
hands. Among the heavy betters
were two physicians, one of whom.
it is said, lost S2500.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded at Tullis' repair shop.
A meeting of dissatisfied men,
bers of the WorkiDgmen's party
was held last night for the purpose
of organizing new party. Speech
es were made by Col. John It.
Godfrey, G.. A. Bunch, Pastor de
Cells and Mr.. Ulliard. The follow
ing officers were then elected: Pres
ldeut, S. A. Francis; Vice-Presi-
dents, N. r.. Vail and II. King;
Secretary, Y. J. Cuddy; Treasurer,
s. M. Perry. Messrs. Godfrey,
Lawlor, A. J. Hamilton, Bunch,
Pastor de Cells and Perry were ap-
pointed a Committee on Platform
ald Address, to report to an ad-
journed meeting to be held next
Friday. The new party are sound
on the w. p. G. State ticket but
will not support the county ticket
recently nominated by the w. p.
q. Convention.
Judge Peel is either lucky or
skillful. Yesterday he cleared his
client before the County Court, that
individual having been indicted for
burglary. He cleared the same
man for the same offence at the
last term of Court. The Judge has
had a multiplicity of cases since he
has been in practice, and somehow
he gets away with nearly all of
them. He has one faculty which
always tells before "a jury-he inva-
riably comes directly to the point.
If this is strong he sticks to it, and
never wearles the jury with minor
DOtIlss Lively WIG Wt'A
what an efficient City Judge our
old friend made, and this fact will
doubtless further him in the can
vass he is now making for Justice
of the Peace. His card appears
elsewhere.
Alta special meeting held Sunday
evening at "A o'clock, at the hall of
I. o. B. B., the following officers
were duly installed by Past Presi-
dent Sam Prayer, assisted by B.
Cohn, acting as Grand Marshal:
Isaac Norton, President; M. Hoff,
Vice. President; S. Levi, Secre-
tary; w. KaIisher, Treasurer; l..
Harris, Asst. NJ; G. Raphael. WI;
l.. Levy, G.; Rev. A. w Edelman,
Lecturer. After the installation
ceremonies were over the doors of
the Lodge-room were thrown open
to large concourse of ladies and
gentlemen who were waiting in the
anteroom. The Rev. DR.. A. j.
Messing, of San Francisco, then de-
livered an eloquent, scholarly and
highly entertaining lecture on the
"Rise, Progress and Object of the
Order B'nai Brith," before one OF
the most select and cultured audi.
ences ever seen in Los Angeles.