Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-29
wAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
u. 3. ARMY.
LOCAL RREVITIES.

LOCAL RREVITIES.
Have you tried that neat little
coffee house, No. 2 Temple street?
A man and wife to go on small
ranch are advertised for in our New
To-Day.
The Harmonic Society of our
city proposes to give grand ball
at Odd Fellows Hall ou the even
ing Of May 7th.
The attention of persons wishing
to purchase improved property is
directed to the new advertisement
headed "For Sale"
3, Mr.. Shuttz, agent for the Fabbri
Company. will remain in our city
for about three weeks, the guest of
Don Antonio Coronel.
Mr.. VIM. Blair Lord, official Re-
porter of the debates of the House
of Representatives, and wife are
registered at the Pico House.
Miss Albertina Haley and Miss
Josefa del Vale left on the steamer
Orizsba yesterday on fortnights
visit to friends at Santa Barbara.
We yesterday received a pleasant
call from Col. Chalmers Scott, of
the Buena Vista Rancho, San Die
60 county, who Is visiting Los An
geles. He is quarternd at the Cos.
mopolitan.
On account of sn imperative call
to Europe on important private
business, Mr.. Henry Schumacher
offers the we'll known Capitol
bakery and confectionery for sale.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The scholars of Trinity Sunday
School will have picnic at Oak
Grove, near Pasadena, tom orrow-
Saturday. The children will meet
at the Church, Spring street, at 8
O'Clock sharp Saturday morning.
On the emigrant train which ar
rived night before last dispute
arose between two of the passen.
gers, one of whom drew a revolver
and threatened to shoot the other,
when the passengers interfered
and prevented bloodshed.
a Emperor Savariej informs US
that Mr.. Lucas has promised to get
up . concert for his (Savariej's)
benefit next Monday night. No
tickets will be valid unless pgr-
chased from Mr.. Lucas, who will
be the sole responsible financial
manager of the entertainment.
We had the pleasure yesterday
Of meeting Mr.. L. Harrison, Head
Of the Private Land Claims Divis.
ion OF the Interior Department.
washington, D. c., who arrived by
the Southern route aud will spend
. few days in Los Angeles. He Ia
stopping at the Pico House.
The funeral of the late Maud e.
VILLA ms, who died yesterday af-
EsrEoop, will take place from the
residence of her guardian, H. x.
w. Bent, at 2 o'clock this after
noon. The deceased was a daugh-
ter Of the late Spencer H. Williams
end was not quite sixteen years
old.
The Ocean House, Santa Monies.
has been renovated and re. Hnished
throughout and will be opened by
Mrs. 8. Bailey for the accom- mods.
ti0n OF boerdere on or about the 1st
OF May. The house will be kept in
the best style and the table supplied
with all the luxuries of the market
during the season.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisement OF the Adelphi The
Rtre, elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD. The new stars-Misses
Flora Mansfield, Sadie Irwin and
Flora WestOn-ars already estab
lishsd As prime favorites and are
winning new laurels at each ap.
psarance. The Adelphi Is capita
place at which TO while away an
evening.
The efficacy of the telephone was
fully tested yesterday In convey
log Information Of the fire whict
broke out In straw pile in th,
resr of Lsmbourn & Turner's store
on Aliso street, about noon. Al
soon as the blaze was discovered
the news was telep honsd to tn,
Chief of Police and In less thar
two minutes tEa alarm had beer
seunded and the engines were or
the way to the FIRE, which was ex
tinQpisbed before any damage wa
done. Had it pot been for th'
prompt arrival of the engines, how
ever, the damage might have beer
quite serious, as the straw pile wa
close to some other combustibl'
material.