Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-19

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laniry in the Crimran war was as
conspicuous ss his success, In tbs
gala bonanza days, as q san Fran
cisco stock broker.
We had the pleasure of meeting
10 Los Angeles yesterday Mr.. Ival
A. Weld, who is rapidly recovering
from the effects of the severe acci
dent which we reported some tins
ago Mr.. Weld had a very narrow
escape from death. hanks to q
remarkably vigorous constitution
be is now convelescent.
During his present visit to Los
Angeles Mr. Charles Nordhof
who leaves for Santa Barbara to.
day. was rendered very pleasant
little informal reception by Mr.. I.
w. Hellman, the BANKER. This
distinguished Journalist on socia
loccasions Is one of the most enter
tanning of men and as a genial r0
contour he has few superlOrs.
Conductor Ried, Of the Santa
Monica branch of the Southern Pa.
clfic Railway, has at last got off to
the asst on his, well earned vaca-
ton. He will! visit New York,
Baltimore, Washington and the
other principal Eastern cities
We wish him God speed. There
are few more efficient or courteous
officials in the country than he.
The attention of capitalists Is di
rected to the very desirable real es-
tate advertised for sale by Messrs.
T e Rowan & Co. The lots are
among the most eligibly located n
the city and are offered dirt cheap.
Either for speculative or residence
purposes, an investment in one or
more Of the lots, will in the near
future, yield rich return.
Messrs. 4. E. Rowan g. Co.
have aold the Scott place,
on Kohler Laue, to Mr.. d. M.
McGsrry, formerly of Chicago,
for $4,000 1t embraces thirty
five acres, five of which are planted
to orange and other fruit trees, the
rest to vines, with dwelling and
other imp ovements. This is very
cheap property, aud it Is probably
the last time bearing vineyard
land within the city limits will be
sold at less than $3.50 an acre.
Our oiti2sns should not forget
that the annual Fair for the bene
q Of the Sisters orphans opens at
rurn Vere;n Hall to- morrow night.
There are some eighty obi inmates
under the charge of the Sisters,
who need all the aid that can be
afforded by the charitable in pro.
viding clothing ami sustenance for
these unfortunates Donations
will be thankfully received at the
Sisters house or by ths lady man
ayers at Turn Verein Hail.
From the following, which is a
copy from piacard that Emperor
Savariej is exhibiting to our c,ti.
Gems, it will be seen that our dis.
tinguished fownsman is To be al
forded an opportunity to display
his wonderful talents: "Mr. WAL
drou our Worthy Citizen of w ash
ingtnn Garden Will give to Empe-
yor Savariej the Great, our noted
| Character A serious Beuefit Every
Ssturd y night. He W,ii p rform
Himsolf on the Stage. Admission
so cots r coupe rs Cts single seats"
The Santa Barbara Prcss contains
q lengthy account of the orgauiza-
ton Of Seaside Lodge nt Carpen-
teria-a branch of the knights of
Pythias IL started its career with
roll forty names s'rbng. The
funds necessary for the er, ctiou of
y suitable hall have been sub
scribed, and an active interest has
been taken in lis affairs. The or
gaDization is due to the eff of
Grand Chancellor Harvey. and
resolutions were heartily and unan
i'm ously passed at the first meeting
expressing thanks to him for his
exertion 8 in that behalf.
The British ship Roma, Clemens
master, arrived at Whining on
yesterday, one hundred and sixty.
three days from Liverpool, W tn
1890 tons coal for the s. p. X r..
Go. This ship 10 under cnarter To
Messrs. Degener &C0. of SIN Fran
cisco, and Walter s Maxwell of
this city, to load wheat from this
port. These gentlemen have two
vessels at Wilmington now
taking on cargoss of grain for
European ports, viz: Ship Maggie
E. Seed and bark Princess Louise,
besides the ship Roma as above,
with q carrying capacity of over
six thousand tons Of wheat.
"Inos." the well known trotting
stallion of Remission & Brazelton,
was sold yesterday by the firm to
Budd Doble. the famous trainer of
fast horses The price paid for
him was $4,000. MIR. Dnble left
yesterday with his purchase, and
will take him to Kentucky. In.
cas- public record is 1892. but Dobls
asserts that he will bring him
down to 800 in a short time. The
horse Is a magnificent, finely APP
pearing animal, and has great
possibility before him. Kennis-
ton s. Braz.Iton bought him of L..
J Roae, OF Los Angeles, the latter
gentleman to day owning the fast
est trot'ing stock in California
San Berndrdiao Index.
We were sincerely glad this
week to welcome back Mr.. @. w.
Bonynge, an old friend, and we'll
known as Californian sans peur
ct sans repr0che Mr. Bonynge is
one of our best-respected capital
isis, aud he returns TO us after a
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