Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-01

The famous Wallace Sisters will
arrive in Los Angeles to-day and
give their first performance al
Turn Verein Hall this evening
opening in "Minnie's Luck" by
John Brougham. These talented
ladies are supported by the Fifth
Avenue Comedy Company, conced
ed by the press everywhere to be
the best troupe now travelling. We
bespeak for this sterling company
crowded house this evening.
w. d. Whitley, another of the
parties concerned in the assault,
and robbery of Martin Olivas, or
Saturday night last, was arrested
by officer Horner yesterday. He
was arraigned before City Justice
Adams and his examination, az
we'll "a that of his confederates-
VIM. F. Weaver and J. d. Me-
Masters-whose names we were
unable to give in our netice of the
robbery in yesterdays HERALD, IL
set for Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Peoples Store, Odds and Ends.
The following is the list of pas
sengers from Los Angeles to San
Diego per steamer Ancon, sailing
from San Pedro last evening: Mrs
G L Bell and child, VIM Morgan,
d Moore, M Antunes, III A Maison,
f M Bssclefeld and family, S I
Thompson, E f Bishop, John CAL
ahan, w ] Batchelder, L Lieb-
man, A Rothschild, ] M Davies
and wife, E A Friend, A N
Heinchman, Capt g NJ Brsyton,
u s A, j u Bickneli, r w Wislier
s G Phipps, l. e Phipps.
The announce ment for ar
entertainment for the benefit OF
the Baptist Church, to be given al
Good Templar's Hall Oh Friday
evening, will be found in the
proper column of this mornings
HERALD. The programme is ar
entertaining one and includes
"Leaves from Josiah ALIENS
Wife, and vocal and instrumental
music by number OF the mosl
talented amateurs of the city. Re-
eshments will be served by the
ladies of the congregation.
The shovel which broke ground
for the Central Pacific Railroad,
says the Reno, Nevada, Gazette, is
carefully preserved, and may be
seen in the office of Huntington &
Hopkins's store, in Sacramento. 1t
is polished brightly, and the ash
handle is vanished. II is one oil
the lopg-handled, Mark Hopkins
brand. A silver plate on the han.
die bears these words: "Alpha.
This shovel was used to cast the
first earth in the construction oil
the Central Pacific Railroad at the
Inauguration ceremonies, January
s, 1868 "
The jury in the case of Lizzie
Lent, charged with diaorderly con.
duct, which has been on trial In
the City Court for the greater part
of two days, after being out two
hours yesterday afternoon, in.
formed the Court that it was i'm.
possible to agree. They were
therefore discharged. This is one
of those cases that would have been
disposed Of by San Francisco OF
al Eastern police magistrate il
half an hour, certainly In one
hour, yet IL occupied the attention
of Les Angeles Court and twelve
citizens two afternoons aud is no
yet disposed of. The jury, we IN.
dtrstand, stood seven for acquitta
to five for conviction.
Odds and Ends, Peoples Store.
The three consolidated mines il
the Silverado district which ar,
now being worked under the SUI
perintendenoe OF Mr.. ]. D. Dunlap
who il u large owner, are develop
ing very satisfactorily as the tun-
mel proceeds. About two hundred
tons of low-grade ore are now upor
the dump, and it is the intention
to ship to San Francisco shortly
ten tons of high-grade ore. which
has assayed at the rate Of $3.50 tt
the ton in gold aud silver. There
seems to be no doubt but these
mines are rich, and we hope the
steady perseverance, of Mr.. DUNLAP
Will be fully rewarded.-Santt
Ana Herald
Mr.. Frank Il. Day will be mar
ried this afternoon to Miss Libbi,
Mappa. Mr.. Day Is one of th'
most efficient and capable EXPIRES
agents running out of Los Angeles
and is a popular and genial gentle
man. Miss Mappa, one Of on
most charming bellies, is younl
lady of vivscious talents and mos
estimable character. AS q membe
OF the Owl Amateur Association
she has often contributed yer.
markedly to the entertainment 0
our people. The happy couple will
leave for San Francisco on tn,
afternoon train and will be absen
some weeks. We tender them gu
best wishes for their happiness ant
prosperity.