Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
LOCAL BEEVITIH''S'


kGardens next Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton, Of Fulton
nWells, is ut the Pico.
Hon. ]. w. Satterwhite, of Ber-
Inardino, Is at the Pico.
A nearly new "a octave piano is
differed for sale in our New To-day.
Sixty arrivals are reported at the
Pico House yesterday which fills
that popular hotel to its utmost
capacity.
Hon. w. T. McNealy, Judge Of
khe 18th Jadicial District, will be
in Los Angeles on Monday next.
He will remain in the city but one
day.
The Los Angeles Guards, by or
der in our New To-Day column,
are notified to appear at their ar
mory at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to-day, in
parade uniform.
The Asbestine Sub-Irrigation
Company will exhibit their system
bf irrigation in front of the Pavil-
lon during the Fair. All irrigators
ire invited to stop and examine 1t.
Joe Bayer's ladies oyster rooms
bn Requena street, opposite the
limited States Hotel, are certainly
the finest this side of San Francis
leo. and are carried on In q goou ana
Ire spectacle manner.
By notice elsewhere, the MEM
bers of the several fire companies
hre notified to appear at their re-
spective engine houses in full pa
rade uniform at IL o'clock, noon TO-
LAY, to escort the San Francisco
Cadets to the depot.
Information is wanted OF John
McColgap, formerly of Los Ange-
les, by his aged mother residing in
Albion. Michigan. Any person
knowing Mr.. McColgan's wherea-
bouts will confer favor by COM
municating the same to this office.
In our notice of the award of
premiums at the horticultural
Fair yesterday we were in error in
In stating that the first prize for
biscuit had been awarded to Mrs.
ID. X. Geen, of this city. 1t should
have been to Mrs. Catherine Boyd,
pf Riverside.
The Festival for the benefit of
the orphans, which opened at the
bt. Charles yesterday, we are glad
% know, was quite successful. 1t
will be continued to-day and this
evening, when we hope to see the
kood ladies who so kindly give
fheir services to the good cause kept
busy and the receipts correspond
|ngly large.
Attention is directed to the pro-
pramme for to-day at Agricultural
Park. The first event on the list is
the stock parade and awarding of
nremiums, which takes place at III
q, CLOCK A. NJ, after which the race
Droqramme, as advertised else
where. will be carried out. The ex-
ercises will be the most interesting
of the week.
The President of the Horticul-
tural Society, aware of the fatigue
of the visitors at the close OF a
week of excitement, prefers not to
impose an Grafton upon them. The
urual constant noise in the Pavll-
ion reduces the circle of listeners
to the few persons nearest the
sneaker aud these hear under difE-
culties.
1t gives US pleasure TO state that
the testimonial ball, given to Hef-
ferpan's Band, at Turn-Verein
HAL, last night, was one OF the
most successful entertainments
aver given ia Los Angeles. Every
one. seemingly, turned out to show
their appreciation of the good
nature which has characterized
every action OF this admiraone or 81,
eanization during their soJourn III
Los Angeles.
Arrangements have been made
with the Pinafore troupe to per-
form at the Pavilion this evening
instead Of at Turn-Verein Hall, as
annonnced last evening from the
stage. All arrangements are satis
factory as to terms, ana tue Gnu "
and performers will please Dc OF
hand as usual. Tickets are 10 "
n on sale at Lewin's store at IL
Il O'clock, Reserved seats same
nrices as last evening.
pi''e' -" S. e. LOCKE.
Tina free for all race in whicl
Inca. Bullet and M'liss started wa
nostponed until to-day at Il M
Tnoo and Bullet each having on
tnoa M,liss was distanced the frs
heat. The foot race between MY
Comb and Davis was also posi- pos.
noned on account OF oarhness
Davis winning the flfst hea' .;
airht feet. The hurdle r., RAGS W. v,a
onme off on Monday. Inc en'lie
o coz Montana, George Tempe an
Tom. Stake $500.
IN Mr. w. II. Northcraft will sell, a
Nv IA Main street this aftel
oo, and evening (commensing .
IA noond1o,clock PM IA great variet
N aanu aintings and chromos i
OF OIL r,lt frames. These picture
"a eieean rscsntly been imported, froL
"a have recen md thew must all I
"a the Eas. ,t i IN our city. There al
A4 closeu ouV i,ances for people WI
IN some rare ao 0n the walls of the
wish to i G0v an attractive m man nj e.
n Mr SSsorthcraft will also N'o, sell At p
IN NMEN.Ea 4NtHf E.ras.fI