Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-06
The HERALD 10 the only newspa.
per In Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegraphic
dispatches.
LOCAL RREvITIES.

| AOCAA HtEH H9s
The Board Of Supervisors meet
Monday.
A furnished house ls advertised
for In our New To-Day.
Col. R: 8. Baker leaves to-day on
= brief visit to San Francisco.
| Attention 10 dlrecte to the I. o.
o. F. notice under New To. Day, In
this morning's HERALD.
A fine rosewood piano is offered
for sale. cheap, In our New To-
Day. See advertisement.
Col. T. D. Mott and Mr.. l.. J.
Rose returned from from San
Francisco by yesterdays overland
train.
Tho member from tho Third
Ward was not in first class condi.
ton last night and only got of
about 30 speeches.
DR.. o. G. Wheeler, of Oakland,
will preach for the Baptist Cengre-
CATION, at Good Templers' Hall, at
II O'Clock this morning.
The attention of our lady readers
is directed to the card OF the M isses
Gro wder, which appears in our
Business Enterprise column.
AngeIefios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 4th: J. d. Dunlap, w.
Fl. Mitchell, Palace; B. Herrm an,
A. Wilber. International; J. Bar
low Russ House.
1.-THE Second Coming of Christ
and the End Of the World" will
be the subject for discussion to-day
at Good Tsmplar's Hall at2P. M.
Seats free.
Deputy Sheriff Huber goes up to
Napa to-day, having In charge an
insane Spaniard committed to the
Asylum by Judge Howard.
The steamer Senator is due from
San Francisco this morning aud
will stil for San Diego this even.
ing. Passengers take the 8 p. NJ,
Los Angeles time. train for Will
miDgtOn.
Hon. II. A. CASTOR, ex-Speaker
of the Nevada House Of Represent
atives. is among the guests at the
Pico House. Mr.. CASTOR has been
travelling quite extensively through
Southern California anu is highly
pleased with this section.
During the coming week we
shall have a visit from Governor
Stanford, who expects to spend
some time at the Sierra Madre
Villa. He will also visit San Ber-
nardin0 county. The object of the
Governors trip is health and recre.
alton.
The Vernon School District has
. library consisting Of 400 volumes
and list Of It's additional vol.
umes has been prepared by MIR. j.
+. s.. Bell, Principal OF the school,
to be added Immediately, making
the library one Of the best pos.
sessed by any school d strict In the
county.
Brown, the man brought down
from Msrced to answer to a charge
Of robbery preferred by u Los An.
eelss street nymph, was examined
before City Justice Adams yester-
day and discharged, the prosecute
log witness telling an entirely DIFF
fers Mt story from that sworn to in
the complaint.
Lenten Devotions in the Cathe-
dral: Vespers and sermon every
Sunday evening att o'clock. Ro.
sary and sermon every Wednesday
evening at the same hour. Sta.
ti0ns Of the cross every. Friday
evening at z o'clock. Catech SIN
every evening st 4 o'clock, Satur.
days excepted,
Mr.. David Fslssnheld, Of San
Diego, arrived in Los Angeles y e.
terday and is registered at the Pico
House. MIR. Felssnheld is on his
way homo from Washington, D,
G., where he has represented the
railroad interests OF San Diego fol
several years. He goes home by
the steamer Senator to-day.
In the game Of base ball At Sar
Gabriel yesterday, the Stem Wind.
ere, of Downey City, beat the AL
hambra Club by score Of "a to 2
This disastrous defeat, 1t 10 claim ed
by the AIhambra boys, arose from
the fact that Glenn Wallace, theil
catcher, had his mack broken early
In the game, and consequently losl
confidence.
James Boyd recently asked tht
Citrus Fair Executive Committee
IL home productions were admitted
to the Fair free Of charge. "Cer
tainly,n replied the urbane bsche
lor membor of the Committee
"Then," says Boyd, II want tick
cts for five OF my children thal
we're born In Riverside" Tht
com mitteeman was nonplussed.-
Riverside Hess.
Mr.. w. Fl. H. Scott, formerly o
epadra, has leased the Pollard sa
loon, Downey City, which he pro
poses to keep in frat class sty le
His wines, liquors and cigars viii
be Of the best brands to be fOuns
in the market and as, in addition