Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-26
LOCAL BIeEVITIES.
Union Hall tonight.

Union Hall Tonight.
Send the children to the matinee.
See advertisement of furnished
room wanted.
Color Guard matinee at . o'clock
this afternoon. Admission %
cents.
Go and hear Messrs. Sumner and
Leach expound Democracy at Un-
ion Hall io-night.
Copies of the present admirable
Constitution of the State Of Califor.
MA can be obtained at this Office.
General Mcconnell will talk to
the people of Santa Ana tonight
on tile proposed new Constitution.
Mr.. Joseph Mesmer and wife
were registered at The Baldwin,
San Francisco, on the 24:h inst.
Ladies and children should not
forget the Color Guard matinee at
Turn Verein Hall this afternoon.
Matinee at Turn-Vereln Hall at
2 O'clock this afternoon for the
convenience of Ia lies and chill
dren.
The Associated Veterans of the
Mexican War are notified, by ad-
vertisement elsewhere, to meet at
room No. 80. Baker Block, Satur-
day, May Sd, at O'Clock T. NJ.
Messrs. l.. d. Gavitt, Joe Dye,
Oscar Roberts, j. f. Holbrook and
Fred Staples left yesterday for the
Sespe Can IN, Ventura county, on
weeks hunting AMI prospecting
trip.
The anniversary celebration OF
the Odd Fellows will conclude with
grand ball at Turn-Vereln Hall
next Monday night, instead of to-
night, as stated by u morning con-
temporary in its issue of yesterday.
Judge Brunson will address the
citizens of Pasadena on the new
Constitution tonight. A rich in
tellectual treat is in store for all
who attend, the Judge being one of
the clearest and most forcible talk
ers in the State.
The Young Mems Democratic
Club hold meeting at Union Hall
this evening, at which speeches
will be made by Mr.. Charles A i.
Sumner, of San Francisco, and Mr..
Wallace Leach, of San Diego.
Both gentlemen are eloquent and
entertaining speakers and present
any subject they discuss in Its
clearest and most forcible aspects.
The Coroner's jury in the case OF
DR.. J. N. Burtnett, of Santa Ana,
whose suicide at that place was
noted In yesterdays HERALD, rem
dered a verdict that deceased came
to his death from poison admin
istered by his own hand, April 2S !,
1879. No post mOrtem examina.
ton was held, but Drs. Hardin,
Howe, Rowan, Lyle, Jones, Bailey
and Crane found that he came to
his death by alcoholic poisoning.
We learn from the Prescott, Ari.
zona, Miner, that A. G. Baker,
Esq, formerly of this city, will
probably be appointed District AT.
torney OF MaricOpa county, vice
District Attorney Naylor of that
county, who claims that "thres
mask ed men entered his premises
In the dead and lonely hours OF
night. and then and there took
from his vest pocket $500 IN cash
belonging to the county"
Messrs. r. Il. Collins & Co., ol
the Central Meat Market, 81 Spring
street, give notice to their patrons
elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID, that from and after to-mor.
row their market will be closed OIL
Sundays. This is an example that
we think, all butchers, grocers ano
other tradesmen could follow with
out injury to their business and
thereby allow their employees tc
have one full days vacation.
Ifitis allowable to discriminate G
amongst the correspondents of the
E!rpress, 1t is sufficient to remark
that EliZt Jane Is very witty buI
naughty young lady. AS to Jus
tice," like DR.. Pangloss in the play
he Is entitled to affix sn double 1
-ASS-to his name, and with the
entire approval of com munity
which has been ridden by a certain
ex-accidency precisely as the Old
Man of the Mountain rode Sinbad
the Sailor.
Notwithstanding the attraction
Of the Odd Fellows reception anc
the Presbyterian Church social las
night, Turn Fereih Hall was Gillet
by an enthusiastic audience to wit
ness the third representation of the
Color Guard. The season will close
with two meie representations il
this clty-a matinee at 2 o'c,oci
this afternoon and an evening per.
formance. And. there being nc
school to day, the children should
all be,allowed to go to the matinee