Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-07
LOCAL RREVITIMs,,

| See advertisement of money to
loan.
| Read the advertisement, "Lost,u
under New To-Day.
Fresh salmon and shrimps at
Oostott's, 70 Spring street, this
morning.
Mr.. L. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
San Gabriel, is a passenger by this
mornings train from San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. T. A. Templeton, who has
been visiting relatives at Oakland
for some weeks past, returns home
overland this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Huber went up to
San Quentin overland last evening,
having in charge jose Juan, SEN
tenced to States Prison for two
years.
City Justice Adams yesterday
sentenced O'Brien, alias Martin,
the man in whose possession the
burglars tools were found, to 250
days in the chain gang.
The steamer Ancon IL due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego in the even
ing. Passengers take the 3:45 P. M.
train, Los Angeles time. for vii.
miDgtOn.
Mr.. H. Siegel, who has been at
San Franolsco for the past fort
night laying in a new stock for the
Arcade store, is a passenger by
this mornipg's overland train.
In the City Court yesterday G. G.
McCurdy was tried on the charge of
battery, his wife being the prose.
outing witness, and was discharged
on account of insufficiency of the
evidence.
Mr.. o. w. Guilds went up to San
jose overland last evening to at
tend the meeting of the Normal
School Trustees, which will b. held
at that place on Saturday. He WAS
accompanied by Mrs. Childs.
The social of the Fort Street nj.
E. Church will be held this (Fri.
day. evening at the residence of
Dr.. ]. P. Widney. on Hill street.
Friends and members of the SOcie-
ty are cordially invited to attend.
Willie Butler, one of the boys
arrested the other day, plead guilty
before City Justice Adams. yester.
day, to the larceny of Il backing
brush from the Temple Block boot
| black and was sentenced 10 ten
days Imprisonment. The cases of
Willie Van and Charlie Wilson
will be heard to-day.
We are indebted to Messrs.
Kuhrts. Foley, Frohlipger and
Daingerfiold, who started out on
hunting expedition last Monday,
for dozen quail, which arrived iu
prime order yesterday evening.
The party are now in the Sespe,
where they hope to capture deer
and other large game.
Miss Foy, City Librarian, re-
ports the number of books given
out the last month as 97S, an in
crease of about 200 over the same
month last year. She also showed
Us a new history, just received, of
the United States, 10y Bryant. IL
Is in four large volumes and very
handsomely gotten up.
City Justice Adams was en-
gagged the greater part of yes
terday afternoon in examining
the case of Petacia Moline, charged
with grand larceny. A number of
witnesses were examined on both
sides Judge O'Melveny and r. F.
del Vale appeared for the defense.
Decision reserved until O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. III. Gusskind, Of the Pro.
gress store, goes up to San Fran.
cisco to-day, to lay in large stock
of clothing and furnishing goods.
Taken iu connection with the large
stock purchased in New York by
his brother, Mr.. Alexander Fl.
Susskind, on his return from Eu-
rope, the Progress will soon be able
to challenge competition in its
specialtles south of San Francisco.
We direct attention to the adver-
|tisement Of Messrs, MorfOrd G.
Brown, real estate dealers, which
appears elsewhere. They have
constantly on sale some of the
most desirable properties In this
section, both city and country, aud
are thoroughly reliable in every
respect. Persons desiring to buy
or sell property will find 1t to their
interest to give them call.
The attention of our lady read-
ers is directed to the announce.
ment of Madame Delpech, else
where In this mornings HERALD.
Madame Delpech has just returned
from San Francisco with the larg-
est and most elegant assert me ut of
the latest styles of ladies' goods
ever brought to this city, which
she will be pleased to exhibit to all
who may call. Her rooms are In
the Cardona Block, Main street.
The bearing of the applications
for wharf franchises at Whining.
ton occupied the Board of Super.
vlsors again yesterday. Mr.. H.
Mcclellan was granted a franchise
for 800 feet; Messrs. Wsllaoe Wood
| .uorkb nd w II Da..x.