Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-22
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dispatches.

Mr.. f. B. flaming. U. 8. Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector, got
home fror, short business visit to
San Francisco by yesterdays over
land train.
A card announcing J. f. Crank
and +. 2. Ramirez, Republican
nominees for the Assembly from
this district, will be found under
New To-Day.
DR.. J. Campbell Shorb, who was
announced to address the Democ-
racy, last night, for some reason
failed to arrive and, as conse-
quence, the meeting was not held.
The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco this morning and
sails for San Diego in the evening.
Passengers take the P. NJ. Los
YAngeles time) train for Whining
ton.
A meeting of the Democratic
Central Club is called for Saturday
night, at which a full attendance
Of mem ers is desired, as business
Of importance will come up for
consideration.
President Hayes and party will
reach Los Angeles Saturday at 6
O'Clock in the morning and will be
in the Pavilion during the fore
noon. Visitors from outside Of the
city should make their arrange
ments accordingly.
We had a pleasant call from
Judge Luce, of San Diego, yester.
day. The Judge is brimful Of con-
fddence In his charming city, and
we agree with him. The city OF
bay and climate is bound to go
ahead.
Yesterday afternoon picked teams
Of the Pasadena Club and the Turn.
or Rifles met at the City Gardens
to shoot off the tie made at the re-
cent match at Pasadena. The con-
test again resulted in Il tie, each
team scoring S74.
Dan Hunsaker, whom we left
boy in San Diego six years ago,
looked in upon us yesterday, in all
tie dignity of promising nous.
tache and six feet and one and
quarter inches in height. So runs
this world away, in the language
Of Hamlet.
Constable BotelIo went up to
Bakersfield yesterday to bring
down Miguel Perez, arrested at
that place on the charge of stealing
u horse in this county, which he
had sold to a Chinaman In this
city, from whom the horse was re-
covered by the owner.
Gen. J. Fl. Shields is now ma
turing plans for the Exposition Of
1881, which will bring out another
series of horticultural and agricul.
tural excelsiOrs. The limits of our
possibilities, he maintains, are not
yet reached by Q margin too wide
to be asserted otherwise than by
the excelsiors themselves.
Sherman, Hyde & Co., of San
Francisco, took the first premium
ON their square piano. They re-
fused to enter their California
made upright and Esty organs for
competitions, as they took gold
medals at the State Fair. Those
who wish to buy q new upright for
$3.50 at SO per month, have q
chance to do 90 this week, as Mr..
i. Girard does not want to pay freight
and return to San Francisco.
The baby show promises to be on
exceedingly interesting feature Of
the programme to-day at the Pa.
vilIon. The entries are numerous
and the com petition will be great
for the first prize. The little dar.
lings that are to compete in the
contest a. to which 10 the hand
soonest baby In Southern Califor.
MIA, must be on hand at two o'clock
sharp. The show will take place
At $50. Let there be grand turn
ont of infantilo beauty and attract.
ivensss.
The ladies of the New England
Kitchen wish TO make an appeal to
the generous hearted people Of the
city for more provisions for to.
morrow = Saturday. President
Hayes and party will dine In the
New England Kitchen on Satur-
day and the ladies want to get up q
dinner fitting for the OCCASION.
They will call for any donations
that the parties donating cannot
send to the Kitchen II they will
send In their names to-day.
General Sherman visited the
New England Kitchen last even.
ing and the Presidential polling
precinct in company with Mr.. J.
do Barth Shorb and ladies, and
cast about So worth Of votes for
Garfield and Hancock. OF course
the General voted his pile for Gar
field and 1t is said induced one OF
the ladies, Q lifelong Democrat, to
vote five times for Garfield. Gar.
field was considerably ahead last
night. Hancock men must rallyl
The Nellie Boyd Combination
N again played to large house last
with the usual success. Ths
& audiences steadily increase, which
n is the best possible testimony to
the meritorious character OF the
company. Tonight "Caste" will
be given, with Miss Boyd in the
role OF Polly Eccles. 1t will be fol-
lowed by Scion Bhingle. Saturday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, . matinee
will be glven,in which also "Caste''