Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-19


take place on the 2sth instant. The
stock embraces full line OF staple
and fancy family supplies and Will
afford an opportunity to purchase
cheap goods such as is rarely offer
ed. Mr.. e. w. Noyes will officiate
as auctioneer.
The announcement of Mr.. w. b.
Cullin, of the Azusa, appears In
this mornings HERALD as candi'
date for County Tax Collector, sub
ject to nomination by the Demo
cratic Convention. Mr.. Cullln Is
an old and we'll known citizen OF
this county, reliable Democrat
and if elected will make faithful
and efficient officer.
Attention is directed to the ad'
vertisement headed "Reduced
prices" which appears elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD. Mr.
Raphael, who is an old and reliable
dealer, offers doors, sashes, blinds
and paints of all descriptions at
greatly reduced rates. Persons
about to build will find it to their
interest to give him u call.
By notice elsewhere it will be
seen that the old and well known
firm of II. Newmark & Co. has
been dissolved, Mr.. M. j. New
mark retiring. The business will
be continued at the old place by
Messrs. Harris Newmark, Kaspar
Cohn and Morris A. Newmark. Mr..
Meyer j. Newmark, the retiring
mem ber, has our best wishes for
his success in whatever new busi-
ness be may embark.
Ische Laventhal, the boy run
over On Thursday by one of Bills
trucks, died at SIG O'Clock yester-
day morning. and was buried at the
Jewish cemetery at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. A Coroner's inquest
was held, the jury rendering ver-
dict that his death was caused by
being crushed beneath BLISS
truck, having been pushed off by
a companion named Abe Levi, no
blame attaching to the driver.
A very pleasant SOCIAL gathering
was held at the residenGe OF
Mr.. e. T. Spence, on Thurs.
day evening, at which Miss
Nettie Stewart, of the California
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
gave an exhibition of the manner
in which conversation is carried on
at that Institution, by reciting
some of the "Mother Goose" melo.
dies, hMary had Little Lamb"
etc., using the deaf mute signs and
as she proceeded, WHICH
added much to the interest of the
occasion.
The Crowell building, owned and
used ne n warehouse by the Frankel
Brothers, and the drug store or II.
X. Brown, at Downey City,
were destroyed by fire between
two and three o'clock yesterday
morning. The drug store was
owned by A. II. Dunlap, and side
room had been recently fitted up
by DIR. l.. p. Jones. 1t was insured
in the Imperial, London, Northern
and Queen for S400. Browns
stock was insured in the Phoenix
for $500. DR.. Jones's fixtures and
surgical instruments Wers insured
for $400.
We direct the attention of pa
rents and guardians to the adver.
tisement Of the Los Angeles Acad-
emy, which appears elsewhere.
Under the able direction of Rev.
Mr.. Frambes this institution has
earned a high place among the
sch ools of the State. The fourth
sch elastic year will open at the
new quarters, formerly the st.
Louis House, Main street, Monday,
August 4th. The studies comprise
preparatory,s grammar school,
academic, commercial and normal
courses, under the direction of Rev
O. s. Fran bes, A. NJ, assisted by q
competent corps of teachers.
That two young ladies', while
rambling through a eucalyptus
grove at Anaheim, Los Angeles
county, became intoxicated from
the dense odor of the foliage. This
is a fatal gift for the imported med.
icinal tree to possess. If whisky
buns and beer tappers generally
hear of this, they will take up theil
permanent abode beneath the in
toXicating branches Of the blue
gum, and.it will not be safe fol
young ladies to inhale their morn.
ing bitters while taking their inno
cent walk among the scented ever
green groves. But this story re-
quires confirmation. We have
heard a great deal about the suca.
lyptus, and know something of 1t
too, but until now we never heard
that is, hardly ever-of its power
to intoxicate young ladies.-Alta
We received very interesting
visit this morning from Rev. Aror
Messing, of San Francisco, the frs
Hebrew missionary ever appointed
in California. His mission, how
ever, is not to make converts to Ju
daism but to promote unity ant
good feeling among his co-religion
lists. He addressed a full house a
the Masonic Hall last evening enc
organized the "Hebrew Association
of San Bernardino," with Mr.. Kat;
as President, A. Horowitz as Secre
tary, and Julius Meyerstein a.
Treasurer. The aims of the Asso
citation are to promote the spiritua
welfare of its members, take cogni
zance of all matters pertaining t.
Judaism, to keep up the Hebrew
burying ground, etc. A Sabbath
School was also organized witt