Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03
LOCAL ES.


three carloads of hogs-45,0 900
pounds-to San Francisco yester-
day.
Judge Sepulveda yesterday sen
fenced Pierre Billiard, convicted Of
manslaughter, to the States Prison
for three years.
The loser of an earring set with
brillliants can recover the same on
application at the HERALD office
and paying for this notice.
Councilman Vail, who contem.
plates making visit to Arizona,
was yesterday granted four weeks
leave of absence by the Council.
The handsome new chandelier
was placed in position a. Turnve-
rein Hall yesterday afternoon un-
der the supervision of Mr.. Dan Ul-
man.
1t is reported that Mr. e. J Bald.
win has filed q bond in $40 900 for
the release of his Santa Anita dis
tillery, recently attached by the
Government.
There will be q meeting of the
Ivy Social Club at the County
Court room this evening, to COM
pIete arrangements for their first
social, to be given on the 10th inst.
Lady Fleet, Sespe and Armeda
Howard, three highfyers, the prop
erty of Mr.. Charles Thomas, of San
Diego, are quartered at Agrlcultur-
al Park in anticip patton of the Fair
races.
In the Mayors Court yesterday
morning John Boland, propriet' r
of the Cape House, was convicted
of keeping a disorderly house. Sen.
tence set for 10 O'clock this morn-
ing.
Mr.. e. J. Baldwin has succeeded
in releasing his distllery from the
hands Of the Revenue officials
Why, oh why, cannot the East Los
Angeles distiliery bo again put IN
operation?
The San Bernardino Times OF
Wednesday, says: A wagon train,
insisting of half a dozen four
horse teams, passed through tie
valley yesterday, on their way 10
Colorado. They were from Gospel
Swamp.
Fresh attractions at the City Gar
dens next Sunday. The new troupe,
whose first appearance, last Sun.
day, was greeted by a large audi
ence, will appear next Sunday in a
number of new and astonishing ac-
robatic feats.
The Secretary of the Horiicultu-
raj Society desires that all parties
entitled to purchase family season
tickets for the approaching Fair do
so at their earliest convenience in
order to avoid the crowd on the
opening days of the FAIR.
Weshave received volume one,
mum Der one of La Sonora, edited
and published by our former
ciudadana, Sonora Josetina Lindley
de Corella, at Tucson, Arizona. We
welcome Mrs. Corella to the corps
editorial and wish La Sonora un
bounded success.
We yesterday encountered Dep
uty United States Marshal Dun
lap. He has been too busy to get
up to San Francisco to welcome
Grant, but he informs us that
away back in Mexican war times
he issued rations to Lieut.. Gram
and his command at Matamoras.
Attention is directed to thu
double column advertisement o.
Mr.. l.. Harris, of the Quincy Hal
clothing store. Mr.. Harris, in or
der to make room for large impor
tations from the East, offers his
present stock of latest styles of gen
tlemen's clothing and furnishing
goods at extraordinarily low prices
The steamer Ancop is dit
at Wilmington this morning will
the following passengers for Lo
Angeles: A Spiegle, G w Montgom
cry, 9 S Fly aud wife, s Bpusney
Chas D Baker, Rev ID S McHenry
Lawrence O'Neil, ] N K~eran ant
child, Julia Peyroutet, Miss Ouion
JK Beaconsfield and friend, De
Bord, J Fox, J Hansmeister, DAME
Fuller and four children.
M. O'Connor. alias Red Hand
ed Mike, gives notice in our New
To Day that he has opened
sparring school at which he viii
not only teach the manly art o
self defense, but the dumb-bells
Iudiun clubs and other athletic ex
= ercises. Mike is thoroughly com
petent and those who employ hin
NAV rest assured Of receiving arts
tic instructions in the above men
toned studies.
Mr.. Dean Richmond, of Batavia
- It Work who left yesterday TO
ls Eastern home, took grea
Gsa. OF inter 1t in the question c
beet aueariea during his stay here
/, EIa inlermed Mr.. Denker, of til
J0sW upntiran, that, some veal
lg', Is -Gxari, had been establishe
81 al Buaaloi New York, at cost I