Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-01
LOCAL BREVITIE RS,
The HERALD is the only newspa-
per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegraphic
dispatches.
Wallace Leach, Esq, left on the
noon train yesterday for Fresno.

Waliace LeAcn, Esq, leIt on the
noon train yesterday for Fresno.
A boy to attend in a store is ad.
vertised for In our New To-Day.
Col. VIM. II. Sephens will ad.
dress the Democrats at Ell Monte
Saturday night.
The City of Paris store will moi
be formally opened before Satur.
day, October I'd.
Mr.. F. M. Wulff, who has been
spending q couple of weeks at San
Francisco, got home overland yes.
terday.
In the match game of base ball
between the Orange Club and the
Acme Club of this city, on Wednes.
day. the former won by score OF
5 to l.
Arrived at Wilmington, Sept.
S0th, barkentine Malay, Peterson,
master, from Departure Bay, with
1148 tons of coal for 3. s. r. r.
Company.
Don F. P. Forster, of the Santa
Margalita Rancho, San Diego
county, arrived from San Francisco
by yesterdays overland train. He
is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
By notice elsewhere it will be
seen that the Directors of the Sixth
District Agricultural Association
have extended the time for making
entries for the Fair races until
October 10Th.
The members of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians are requested to
meet ut their hall, in full regalia, at
o O'Clock this morning, to attend
the funeral of their late brother,
John McFadden.
Attention is directed to the card
Of Mr.. Robert f. Weiss, real estate
and house agent, in our New To.
Day. Persons requiring his ser.
vices will find Mr.. Weiss II reliable
and energetic business man.
We received a pleasant call yes.
terday from Mr.. Siegel, late OF
San Francisco, who will shortly
open gentfemen's furnishing
goods store in Ducommun Block,
corner of Main and Commercial
streets.
The members Of the Los Angeles
Guards, by notice under New To-
Day, are ordered to appear at theil
armory, in full uniform, at $3.50
O'Clock this morning, to attend the
funeral of the late Corporal John
McFadden.
Jose Duarte, the prisoner who
was rescued from officers Carpen
ter and Cuddy night before last
and Dolores Corier. one of the res.
cuers, were up before The Mayor
yesterday morning. They were
found guilty of disorderly conduct
and fined $40 each.
In addition to the other premium
offered for the babies at the Horti
cultural Fair, Mr.. Joe Mesmer of th,
Queen Shoe Store offers as a frs
prize pair OF SIS shoes, gold foxed
blue tops, silver tassels. TO tn
youngest baby not taking u priz'
the same as for the first.
Our citizens should not forge
that the Annual Fair for the bene
fit of the Sisters Orphan Asylum
opens at Turnverein Hall mex
Tuesday evening, Donations Of al
kinds should be left at the resi-
dence of the Sisters, Alamed
street, on or before next Monday.
The Board of Directors of tn
Sixth District Agricultural Associ
\ alton have secured half freigh
rates from the railroad companie
of this State on articles or stoc
intended for exhibition at the ar
proaching Agricultural Fair, whic
opens In this city Oct. 18th.
We had the pleasure of shakin
hands with Mr.. Joseph Bayer,
well-known caterer and saloons
of Los Angeles, wEo is staying 9
the Palace Hotel. Joe looks O
healthy and jolly as ever we sa'
him. II he can be induced to RENAL
In Tucson, he will show US how (
keep an oyster saloon and restau
rant, and where good beer can b
had.-It4cs0n, Arizona, Record.
Major Ben G. Truman, OF til
Central and Southern Pacific Raj
ways, who has charge of the
"litsrary" work, is, with his fan
lily, stopping at the Palmer. I'll
Major is an old journalist and VIZ
/ private secretary to Andrew Johr
son when he was President. H
> trip East is to advertise California
: especially that part of 1t known
. Monterey, which has recently b'
come O famous summer and wint'
resort. - Chicago Hotel Regsste
Sept. %.
Sheriff Rowland y yesterday morl
ing, learning that Juan Eotelo WI
the man who shot at officer Ca
. psntsr the night before and that |
: had taken refuge at the Old MI
.,or eant Daputv Sheriff RedOr