Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
LOCAL RREVITIES.
See advertisement, "TailorWant-

Try cup Of Smiths coffee. He
can suit you. No. 2 Temple street.
Mr.. E. H. Workman went up to
Sacramento overland yesterday on
a short business trip.
A young man advertises for q
situation as bookkeepsr elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD.
Mr.. Charles Soyler, travelling pay.
mayster of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, and wife are
registered at the Pico House.
Paul L. Krug, in our New To.
Day, advertises for partner in q
paying manufacturing business.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Col. Charles Thomas, of Hemmett
Valley, San Diego county, in Los
Angeles yesterday.
Mr.. Marsh, formerly steward of
the Occidental Hotel, San Francis
co, ia now associated with DR.. N.
r. Griswold in the proprietorship
of the plco Hoase.
We are indebted to P. Loiseau
for complimentary tickets to the
Sunday entertainments to be given
at Washington Gardens.
The funeral of the late Don Ma
teo Keller takes place from the
family residence on Alameda
street ut 3 O'clock this afternoon.
Business was quits brisk In po-
lice circles yesterday, five drunks
and three other offenders having
been taken in by officers Kettler,
Benites and Hart.
Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, of the
Methodist Church South of Louis
vile, Kentucky, was registered at
the Pico House yesterday. He left
for the North last evening.
We are indebted to Mr.. Marsh, of
the Pico House, for q convenient
and comfortable seat during the
Moody and Sankey meeting last
Sunday afternoon.
Officer Kettler yesterday evening
arrested James Rednan, who was
about starting off on the cars, on u
charge of stealing some bed cloth
log from the United States Hotel.
Hon. James Scstcberd, Of Buffa-
10, New York, and Judge Farley,
of Canada, are visiting Los Ange-
lee. They are the guests of MIR. ID.
Freeman, of the Centinela.
A revival meeting WAS opened
by the Los Angeles Holiness Band
in q tent on Spring street, between
Third and Fourth, last evening.
The services are under the dtrec.
ton of Rev. Harden Wallaee.
AT the meeting OF the French
Benevolent Society on Sunday DR..
H. Nsdeau was reelected physi-
clan of the Society aud the contract
for furnishing medicines was
awarded to Messrs. Heip2eman d
Ellis.
B. f. Coulter, 30 & - Main
street, Los Angeles, is selling
goods at lover prices than he has
ever done. His stock Is well as
sorted and it will pay all persous to
visit his store. Give him fair
trial.
Hunt, the murderer Of Gillis, was
up before Judge Sepulveda yester-
day on motion for new trial. The
motion was denied and Hunt SEN
fenced to States Prison for life in
accordance with the verdict OF the
jury. He will be taken up to-day.
About IL o'clock Sunday night a
small unoccupied house, on the
Rosecrans tract, below the city, be-
longing to Mr.. Ferris, was burned
down. 1t is not known how 1t
caught fire but is supposed to have
been the work Of an inospdiary.
Mr.. Jesse H. Butler writes US
note challenging the Adventist
speakers to q joint discussion on
the subject of Spiritualism, and Of
fering to take the affirmative In
the proposition of the immortality
of the human soul against all who
may come.
The union meetings opened at
the Fort Street M. E. Church last
evening. Two young people ex-
pressed q desire for the new life.
Rev. M. M. Bevard will preach
this evening, Prayer meeting
this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
When, at the tent presided over
by the "Band of Holiness" the
brother who preached last night
called upon all who were sanotifed
to stand up, amongst forty, more
or less, who responded, was Chi
naman. His look seemed to say.
"Me holee alice same as 'Melican
man."
We direct the attention of capi-
talists to the splendid line of prop
erty advertised for sale elsewhere
bv MIR, v. Beaudry. These tracts
are among the most eligible and
desirable sites to be found in this
city or vicinity and will be sold at
moderate prices and on easy terms.
Persons seeking property Tor
homes or investment should not
fail to call op Mr.. Beauary'
By notice elsewhere 1t will be-
seen that Mr.. E. H. Workman has
sold his harness and saddlery man.
ufactory to Mr.. Geo. w. Peaohey,
who has been In business at Marys-
Vile aud Stockton for a number of
years past, where he enjoyed q rep.
utation not only as hrst-class
workman bot as q business man Of
the strictsst Integrity. Mr.. Work.
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