Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIIC S,


Ohio election to day.
A horse, buggy and harness are
offered for sale in our New To- Day.
Mr.. Clarence Gray, of Santa Bar
bara, is paying Los Angeles visit.
Gen. p. w. Murphy, of San Luis
Obispo, is registered at the Cosmo-
pohtan Hotel.
AT the conclusion of to-day's bus
mess in the District Court no other
cases VIII be heard until the No
vember Term.
Mr.. A. b. Hotchkiss, OF San
Diego, we learn, will arrive in Los
Angeles on the 18Th instant.
The half-mile and repeat race at
Agricultural Park on Sunday was
won by Mr.. Machado's Bandera.
We found the following on our
desk last evening: "Cecond Branch
Cecond Ward Club-H. Capbell
expelled from the Club.n
Mr.. Frank w. Gross, Clerk-elect
of the Supreme Court, is paying
Los Angeles a visit. He is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
Prof. Gennert has returned to
Los Angeles, and will endeavor to
have ready for the Fair several
specimens of Los Angeles sugar.
The San Francisco Post says a
charter excursion will leave that
city by rail for Los Angeles on the
2lst instant, returning on the Goth.
Mrs. General Williams and
daughter, Of Kentucky, were the
recipients of q guitar serenade at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel last night.
We regret to announce the death
of the seven year old son of Mr.. l..
Harris, which occurred in this city
yesterday morning. The funeral
will take place from the residence
of the parents at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
Messrs. d. B. Woolf and Charles
A. Sumner, Clerk and Reporter, re.
spectively, of the Supreme Court,
arrived from San Francisco by
Sundays train and are stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
Senator Farley, with the view OF
informing himself Of our local de-
mands, accompanied by Senator
Williams, OF Kentucky, and few
other gentlemen, will go down &c
look at Wilmington harbor to-day,
The October term of the Supreme
Court will open at 10 O'Clock this
morning, instead of tomorrow
morning, as previously announced
Chief Justice Wallace and Justices
McKinstry and Niles being pres
ent.
BY announcement elsewhere il
will be seen that L. w. Noyes, al
his auction rooms, No. q Spring
street, on Saturday next, will sell {
large lot of groceries,, liquors, hard
ware, etc. Sale commences at l
A. NJ. See advertisement.
General Pat Murphy and Genera
Phineas Banning are the two mos
hostile looking men in the State o
California-if you don't mind wha
you say. The milk of human
kindness exudes from both of thes
military rivals.
Passengers by yesterdays over
land train: George w. Julian, S
Levi, J. Meyer, Fl. A. Weiner, S
Steiner, Jr., w. w. Cross, B. G
Galpin and wife, r.. e. Arick, Gee
Bayfield,, w. Coivett, S. c. Lewis
t J. H. Mailer.
Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Marley ar
announced to sing at the Unitaria
, Thursday entertainment. Mis-
George, who recently complete
her musical studies at Berlin an
, whose singing is spoken of in til
l highest terms, will also sing SOM
, choice selections.
3 WIS. Plummer,the patentee of tn
! noted Plummer Fruit Dryer, 10 nov
stopping at the Cosmopolitan hote
and has large assortment or hi
q dried fruits and vegetables whic
he will exhibit until the opening {
the Fair, after which time his frui
DRYER will be in full operation at th
Pavilion.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky
y Senator James Il. Farley, Elk Sci
ator VIM. M. Gwin, of Californi
Chief Justice William II. Wallac
and Hon. Frank McCoppin returne
from a lightning trip tothe "front
i, yesterday. Out of consideration
> this distinguished party the mel
curry called halt ut 1852 in Ar
IONA.
We learn from e. w. Noyes, VIII
has just returned from San Berna
Of dino, where he had the pool sellin
on the Waters track, that the fol
= days racing there was decide
}, success, the best horse winning
all races. The betting was heay
Il. Il. In comparison with former years.
"a "a BY advertisement elsewhere
IS. to-day's HERALD it will be see
that e. w. Noyes, the veteran au