Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-06

% q man Of talent and pleasant ad.
dress Should he conclude to locate
In this city It 10 hoped that much
good may be accomplished through
his labors.
Tomorrow and every Sunday
during Lent at the church Of our
Lady of the Angels opposite the
plaza at three o'clock r. M. there
will be Vsspers and a sermon in
English, and at seven and q half
p. N. there will be Q sermon In
French by q Father of Saint VIM
cent College; at the conclusion of
which the benediction of the Bless
ed Sacrament will be given At
the half past O'Clock services Miss
Sacrite will preside at the organ,
and Mrs. I. q. Howard, Mrs. Mayo,
Madame Maria anu Professor Arev-
alo will give come select singing.
The pews will be free and open
to all.
We direct attention to the double
column advertisement Of the great
auction sale Of dry goods by Mr.. B.
B. Fuller. which commences at
No 1l6 Cardona Block, next Tues.
day. The goods embrace one.
half of large consignme ent
sent to this coast from the
house of 8 l.. Patterson of New
York. A partial list Of the ar.
ticles on hand is given. and It will
be seen that they embrace every.
thing In the way Of household and
dress goods, linens, hosiery, shawls,
embroidery, etc. Bargains may be
expected as the sale will be with
out reserve.
A fair audience was present at
Turnvsrein Hall last night at the
opening performance Of the Tyro.
lean troupe. The programme was
we'll selected and was admirably
rendered, many of the songs elicit.
ing enthusiastic encores. The per-
formers, all of whom are endowed
with exceptionally fine voices, sing
their quaint national songs with q
power and sweetness that we have
rarely heard eQualied. The Eng
lish selections were capitally rem
dered and were greeted with warm
applause. The concert will be re-
peated this evening. with an entire
change Of programme and we
advise all Of our citizens who en-.
joy good music. to attend.
Mr.. g. @. Stewart, Superiutend-
ent OF the Telephone Exchange, in.
forms us that there are already
twenty instruments in full opera.
tIon in this city and that he has
ten additional subscribers for
whom instruments have been or.
dered, making total of thirty
subscribers 10 date. In connection
with the Exchange he has estab.
lisbed the American District Eys-
tem by which messages and light
PACKAGES will be delivered to any
part Of the city. Both enterprises
are = great convenience to our cit.
izens aud should be largely patron.
lid. He has now four active
messengers In his employ and this
number will be increased as the
nseds OF the service require.
The insignia of the Order Of the
Rising Sun, bestowed by the EN-.
peror Of Japan on Col. Joseph U.
Crawford, embrace handsome
jewel and varisgated ribbon, the
jewel and its setting having a de-.
cided resemblance to a cross. In
addition, medal Of merit. of q
very unique description, and which
is very rarely given, even to ma
tives, was conferred upon our die
tinguished ex.tOwnsman. The
medal is Of ham mered gold, ia GOV.
cred with several oriental inscrip-
tions. and its work manship dates
fully four centuries back. It's value
rs bullion alone is quite 500. Col.
Crawford will remain In Los An.
geles for several days before start-
Ing overland for the Hast.