Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Elder Hesley speaks at the ten
tonight on "Baptism; It's Medt
and Object"
The attention of consumers o.
city water ia directed to the notice
which appears elsewhere.
The card of Professor Frank
Zuccoli, teacher Of languages, will
be found in our New To-Day.
Col. E. E. Hewitt, who enjoyed 6
three or four days sojourn at Yums
last week, got home on Sunday.
A large bunch of keys found In
Temple Block can be recovered by
the owner at the HERALD Office on
paying for this notice.
The Italian Mutual Benevolent
Society are making arrangements
for q first-class picnic at Arroyo
Seco Grove next sunday.
Mr.. E. Il. Spence, Cashier of the
First National Bank, got home by
yesterday's overland train from a
short business visit to San Fran
Francisco.
The attention of persons desiring
to secure board and rooms in q de.
sirabie neighborhood, is directed to
the card of Mrs. K. G. Starin In our
New To-Day.
County Assessor J. W.. Venable,
who has been unwell for several
days, was at his post yesterday and
although not entirely recovered, is
able to attend to business.
Mr.. q. Q. Stewart, manager Of
the Telegraph Office In this city, ex-
poets to start on u visit to Yreka
with his family to-day. He will be
absent for a month or six weeks.
A buggy was overturned near
the American Bakery on Sunday,
throwing n couple Of ladies out.
One Of the ladies was considerably
cut and bruised but not seriously
injured.
City Justice Adams yesterday
turned over to the City Treasurer,
accompanied by his sworn report,
1894. Is, the receipts Of his office
during the month OF April, 1881.
The great feature Of the concert
on Wednesday evening given by the
German Ladies' Benevolent Society
will be the either solo of Mr.. Phil.
ip Lsuth of the New York Brew
cry.
We learn with regret that the
Rev. Father Duran WAS stricken
with apopIsxy on Sunday, render.
ing him speechless. He was bet.
ter yesterday, and hopes are enter.
tanned OF his recovery.
Mrs. Phineas Banning and two
daughters left for the East yester-
day via the southern route to visit
relatives in Ohio. Our genial
friend, the Port Admiral at Will.
mingtOn, is thus left disconsolate
widower for the sunni er months.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Don David Alexander In the city
yesterday. He informs ms that the
work appropriation for extending
the railroad to deep water Is being
actively pushed forward ami that
ere many months ship and rail
will be brought together.
About five tons Of garden truck
tom toes, fquashes, string beans
and chiles verdes-were shipped to
San Francisco on Saturday per
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express.
Sunday about one ton and a half,
and yesterday about two tons,
were shipped to the same place.
Mr.. Forbes, President Of the Chi.
eago, Burlington and Quincy Rail.
road, who arrived In q special car
via the.A. T. s. ST. and s. P. reads
sunday evening, went up to Santa
Barbara by steamer y yesterday. His
con, and the rest of the party who
came with him, remain at Los An.
geies until his return.
By notice elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD 1t will be seen
that our popular townsman, Phil
Lauth, of the New York Brewery
has formed q cOpartnership with
Fred Steoker. The business OF
brewing A No. beer will hereaf-
ter be conducted under the firm
name Of Lauth 4 Stecker.
Mr.. Charles Moore, while walk
ing along Main street, between
First and Second, about 9 o'cl ooh
Sunday night, Was approached by
q stranger whose purpose he sup
posed was robbery. He knocked
the fellow down and then made of
as fast as his legs would carry him
leaving his asssilant sprawling OF
the ground.
Messrs. Brown l. Matthews, hard
ware merchants at the corner o
Spring and Franklin streets, Civ
notice els where that Mr.. Geo. 8
Foster has become n member Of thu
firm, which will still be known o.
Brown g. Matthews. Mr.. Foster
the new partner, 10 an old time An
gel. d. aud was formerly eenio
N EN- Der of the firm Of Foster, How
ard & %. .t
Hon. Thomas Fcench, US. Rail
road Commissioner, and party ar
rived from the East by spscia
train via the Southern route or