Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-15

dispatches.
Mr.. L. H. Titus, Of San Gabriel,
get home from San Francisco by
yesterdays overland train.
A gang Of about sixty tramps are
said to be making their way to-
wards Los Angeles along the rail-
road.
The jury ia the case of Sansome
vs. Leonis yesterday evening
brought in a verdict Of $4,000 In
favor Of plaintiff.
John Brown, ST., Greenback
nominee for the Assembly from
San Bernardino county, has with
drawn from the ticket.
Rem smber the Ladies' Social at
the Fort street M. e. church to-
night. A pleasant time may be ex.
pected by all who attend.
Another excursion from Boston
to Los Angeles, under charge of N.
G. Carter, is contemplated. 1t is
expected to leave Boston Novem.
her 10th.
Mr.. w. H. Northeraft, who has
been at San Francisco purchasing
a stock of motions and other goods
for his auction house, got home
overland yesterday.
Mr.. Julius Lyons. Superior
Court Rsporter, and family, who
have been visiting relations and
friends at San Francisco, returned
to Los Angeles overland yesterday.
Mr.. Mendel Meyer has put up a
tent on Temple street, opposite the
Pavilion, where he will be glad to
serve his friends with liquid and
solid refreshments during Fair
week
By an arrangement with the
managers Of the Horticultural
Fair the Nellie Boyd Dramatic
Company will give representations
at Turn.Verein Hall next week.
By change in the railroad sched-
ule 1t will be seen that the after
noon train for Wilmington, on and
after to-day,wi leave Los Angeles
at 2:45 O'clock instead Of $3.50 as
heretofore.
The ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church South will give one Of their
pleasant socials at the residence OF
Mr.. J. T. Brown, corner Of Main
and Pico streets. tomorrow (Sat-
urdsyl evening.
General Baldwin informs US that
there were light frosts at the Feliz
ranch on the nights Of the 18th,
18th and 18th instants, by which
he lost almost his entire crop OF
Cuzco corn, much of which was
still in the "milk."
Juan Lopez, arrested by Officer
Benites, last Sunday night, on ar
old charge Of assault with q dead
ly weapon, was examined before
Justice Lawlor yesterday and com
mitted to jail for trial in default o.
$500 bail.
Rev. Father McNamee, Of tbs
Cathedral Parish, who has beer
confined to his room ut the Sisters
Hospital for the past three week.
by illness, we are glad to learn, II
improving In health and will, WI
trust, be able to resume his duttei
ere long.
The Turnverein Germania hal
engaged q special teacher and will
open a school for the instruction o
boys In athletic exercises. at Turn
verein Hall, next Monday. Day
class on Monday and Thursday at
ternoons from 4 to s O'Clock, ant
evening classes from to 8 O'CLOCK
Of the same days.
special trains, we learn, will rul
during Fair week for the accom-
mediation OF the people Of San Der
nardino and other points on tn
line Of the railroads and the steam
ere will carry visitors to the Fai
from San Diego, Santa BaIbart
and other places on their route al
reduced rates.
The Masquerade Ball OF the "!
Social Club, at Turn.Versin Hall
tonight, promises to be the socia
event Of the season. As the enter
tainmsnt is given to commemorat
the anniversary of the organization
Of the Club, its members will tax
unusual pains to make the affai
enjoyable to their invited guests.
DR.. J. e. Fulton. proprietor Of Flu
toms Sulphur Wells, has returne
from q visit to the different min
. sral springs In the northern part
the State. The Doctor, who mad
careful examination Of the mi
,, dicinAl properties Of the waters
the places visited by him, an
Who comedies their many goo
qualities, = sti'l OF opinion tn