Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-02
LOCAL RREVITIES.

See advertisement headed "Plow
ing"
The receipts at the gate at agri'
cultural Park yesterday were 1888
exclusive OF season tickets.
We have received an invitation
to a social to be given by the Ivy
Club at Odd Fellows Hall on Fri
day evening, November 18th.
We received a pleasant call from
Sheriff Coyne, of San Diego, who
paid Los Angeles flying visit yes
terday. en- route home per steamer
Orizaba.
Will the Los Angeles papers in
vestigate and tell us whether the
would-be murderer Crum did act
ually die in the hospital at that
pla0e?-Arsz0n0 Miner.
Mr.. P. Lazarus, who has been at
San Francisco for the past fort
night laying in a new stock of
OOOhs1 OtCs1 XIV
by yesterdays overland train.
There are IS boarders at the A.
bergo di TOnasoni at present, Is OF
whom are county prisoners,
United States prisoners and the
balance boarders at, the expense OF
the city.
We had the pleasure OF q call
yesterday from Mr.. and Mrs.
Schneider, of San Diego. They
were on route home from San
Francisco per steamer Orizaba and
paid passing visit to our city.
The closing ball of the Agricul-
tursl Fair will take place next
Monday night, instead of Satur-
day night as previously announced.
The postpOnement is necessitated
by the difficulty of getting the
hall cleared Saturday night.
It will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere that the fine French
millinery store of Nine. Castera
and the California Straw Hat and
Dye Works are for sale at bar
gain. If not sold at private sale
before the 18th instant, they will
be disposed of at public auction by
Alfred Moore at that date.
The great pacing match for a
purse of 5000 will come of at Ag-
rlcultural Park next Friday. Geo.
A. Vignolo enters Johnny Wiegle,
w. H. Csde Washington and D.
McCarty Carrie F. This is ex-
pected to be the most exciting
contest of the meeting, the horses
all being first class flyers.
Sheriff De Troy, of Ventura
county, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday evening by stage. He
comes after Prudencio Lson, who
was arrested at Anaheim by Dep
uty Sheriff Barham on Monday.
Leon is wanted to answer to Il
charge Of assault to murder com.
mitted at San Buenaventura in
April last. He will be taken back
tomorrow.
We direct attention to the adver.
tisement of D. X. HOughteling,
commission and forwarding mer
chant, No. 70 Spring street. He
has purchased the we'll known
stand and business of 1. H. On.
stott, where he will continue tt
buy and elfpoultry, game fish anC
country produce Of all kinds. Pro
ducers will find Mr.. Houghtelin {
reliable and thorough bushes.
man who will live up to all hi
contracts to the letter.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, who wat
appointed by the Chambs r of Com
merce to procure statistics of tn,
products Of this county to be for
warded to the managers of the AT
lantic and Pacific and the Atchi
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
ways, informs US that his work i
progressing most satisfactorily an'
that he hopes to present such al
array Of facts and figures as will
induce those gentlemen to visi
this section and ascertain from per
sonal inspection the advantages t,
be derived from running their roat
to San FrancIsco by the coast rout
before finally determining upol
their line.
The announcement tor the serie
of three nights dramatic entol
tainments to be given by the Ow
Club at Turn Verein Hall on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday even
ings, November Sth, 10th and l2tt
appears elsewhere. The piece &c
lected IL 1.-THE Widow Hunt"
comedy brimful Of humor. 1t ha
been thoroughly rehearsed and in
cludes In the cast, besides sewers
amateurs of undoubted histriOni
ability but who have never az
psared In public, our best local ia
emit. We can safely promise on
citizens q delightful treat and trus
that they will reward the efforts {
the club to enliven the dullness
the town by crowded houses.
Yesterday a man named Bower
who lives on the Nadeau rancl
drove up to the water trough I
First and Alameda streets, whel
he alighted from the buggy an
took the bride Off his mule to a
low IL to drink. No sooner had
done 30 than the animal, frightent
at a passing object, dashed off on
run, throwing little girl, WI
had been left in the buggy, out ~
iDjuring her arm severely. II
maddened runaway continued b
course % far a. Rose street, smasl
ing the buggy to pieces. This