Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-12
LOCAL HES
Council this evening.


The attention Of persons Wishing
to improve their dairy stock is di-
rected to the adverti. ement headed
"Jersey Bull"
Mr.. james Ashbury, the famous
yachtsman of London and Bright
on, England. Ia registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
The third and last representation
OF IA Widow Hunt" will be given
by the Owl Dramatic Club at Turn
Vereiu Hall tonight.
Hon. P. D. Wigginton, ex.Con-
gressmaa from this district, has re-
moved from MERGED and taken up
his residence In Oakland.
The Turn Verein Germania will
give one of their delightful dances
al their hall on Sunday night. Ad.
mission so cents; ladies free.
There will be an important meet.
ing Of the Directors Of the Cham
Der of Com IN cree at Union Hall at
4 o'clock this afternoon. See no.
tice.
Sheep men report that feed is
getting very scarce and that I'M
less we have rain before long the
sheep will have but short COM
mons.
The Eagle Corps at their regular
meeting last night elected Sergeant
J. F. Holbrook Second Lieutenant
Of the company vioe G. q. Barclay,
resigned.
w. w. Widney, OF the firm of
w. w. Widney'& 8. A. Widney,
went up to San Francisco yester-
day to lay in large stock Of holl.
day goods.
Mr.. VIM. Watson, of Keswick,
England, one OF the Directors Of
the Midland Railway, arrived In
Los Angeles overland yesterday
and Is stopping at the Pico House.
The second social OF the season
was given by the Ivy Club at Odd
Fellows Hal last night. The at
tendance was not large but a de.
Iightful evening was enjoyed by
those present.
The steamer Orizaba Is due
from San Francisco this morning
and will sail for San Diego In the
evening. Passengers will take the
8 P NJ. train, Los Angeles time,
for Wilmington.
A letter was received yesterday
from Mrs. Lord, dated at st. Louis,
which stated that DR.. Lord was
very i'll and not expected to live.
His disease is fever and he is being
attended by his wife and the Sis
tsrs.-1ucson Star.
The papers Of San Bernardino
speak in the highest terms OF the
performances of Grandma's Birth
day Comedy Company, which gave
two representations at that place
this week. The Company opens It
TurnveIein Hall, this city, next
Monday night.
District Attorney Brown yester-
day filed an Information in Judge
Sepulveda's Court against the sew
en- would be jail breakers. The
crime charger 10 "destrying and
II juring the public JAIL" the pun.
ishmeut for which 10 imprisou-
ment in the Sta,e's Prison. The
prisoners we're held in $500 each
for trial.
The ladies of the Trinity Church
are making arrangements for q
Grand Concert, TO be given at
Turnverein Hall THANKSGIVING
evening. Mrs. Beeson, Mrs. Null
Ter, Mrs. Evans cd Professors
Fish, Day and Manion are among
the number who will assist.
Further particulars about this en-.
tertainment will be given here
after.
Miss Jessie Benton Fremont
daughter OF General Fremont, will
tomorrow bid adieu to Tucson, anC
take passage for New York. Fol
several weeks she has been suffer.
ing from malarial fever, and bel
poor health now prevents her from
returning the many friendly calls
she has lately received from heI
lady friends Of this city.-Arieon0
Star, Nov. 8.
The British Bark Maggie E
Seed cleared from Wilmington fol
Cork, Ireland, for orders, on Thurs
day, with cargo of 1900 centali
l-2350 tOne-of wheat, valued al
$75,0 600. The total shipments o.
wheat from Wilmington to Euro
pean ports thus far this season
amount to 1900 tons. The ship
\ Roma and Princess Louise are still
loading with wheat.
Mr.. Henry Thompson, Of Santi
Cruz, California, who Is studying
music under Sangiovanni. tn
famous maestro of Milan, Italy
!. writes to his friend Mr.. jose A
Aguirre, of this city, under date. o
October goth, that Miss Mani
Perry made q very successful de
but at OstaRlia q few nights befor
and that she gives promise Of
, brilliant career In Italy. Mis-
Perry and Mr.. Thompson are tn
I ouIV Californian now atudvin