Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-18
We were shown Yesterday a very

SWers aun'lraDly Tor Iuel also.
The obsequies OF Miss Hall yes
terday were attended by a large
concourse of our people. Rev. Mr..
Hutchings, of the Congregational
Church, conducted the funeral GER
emonies and delivered a touching
discourse at the residence of the
young lady's parents.
Mr.. r. w. Jackson, the prince of
abalone jewelry, was in the city
yesterday. What fanciful forms of
grace and beauty this gentle man
has not evolved from the inny
tribe hdliotis ia not worth attempt
ing by later adventures in the
line of artistic beauty.
The testimonial concert to Miss
Mamie Perry tonight will attract
everybody who is appreciatiye OF
music, song and art in the city of
Los Angeles. We suggest that 1t
will be we'll for every one to be
seated by eight O'Clock sharp, when
the concert, by announcement,
will begin.
We had the pleasure of u call
yesterday from Deputy United
States Surveyor w HI Norway, of
Santa Barbara. Our friend has
been for long time past i'm bedded
in the mountains, pursuing his Of
fetal calling. He has been thawed
out, and is taking m0mentary
and casual glimpse at Gods coun-
try, yclept Los Angeles city and
Rinaldo Wiggle, of Windsor, On
tario, who came to Southern Cal.
ifornia several months ago for the
benefit of his health, died at
Smiths Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Smith telegraphed' to his rela-
tious immediately, apprising them
of the sad event. His body was
taken to the morgue of Pc.
net 81 Orr to await orders from
them as to it's disposition.
We received yesterday the Semi
Weekly Standard Extra, Of Santa
Ana, containing the full testimony
given at the Coroner's inquest to
inquire into the csuse of the death
of Fred Reuter-, who was shot by
Thomas B. Hulse at Orange on
Wednesday. It does not differ
materially from the account pub
lished in the HERALD on Thursday
morning, the day after the homo.
eide.
We should have said, when we
referred TO the change, that the
Pico House had passed into the
control Of the Messrs. Durham &
Scheffelin, Mr.. Richard Scheffelin
being the party of the second part.
With Dunbam's skill and tact.
and the combined capital of the
firm, we have no doubt but that
the venture will prove to be graf
flying pecuniary success.
We have been requested to state
thet the Perry Testimo pial Con.
cert will begin promptly at s
O'clock this evening, therefore
those holding reserved seats aud
who wish to enjoy the entire per-
formanee, will do well to be In
their places betimes. The first
piece on the programme is an ex-
quisite gem and will be rendered
10y Signor ADtinori, to be followed
by Miss Perry in an air fIom Ros-
sinps II Barbiere de Seviglis.
A dispatch from Gen. U. S. Grant
has been received that he will
Welt Los Angeles shortly, for the
express purpose of buying an all
wool, ladies' cloth dress at 20 cents
a yard at the Peoples Store.
Mr.. T. J. Cuddy, Secretary of the
Los Angeles branch of the Land
League, received telegram last
evening informing him that Hon.
L. p. O'COBner, Home Rule MEM
Der of Parliament, will arrive in
Los Angeles on Monday, the 9th
instant, and will deliver a lecture
on the present condition of Ireland,
at Turn Verein Hall, that evening.
Mr.. O'Connor enjoys the reputa-
tion of being u very eloquent
speaker, whom it will be an INTEL
lectual treat to hear, and we be-
speak for him q cordial reception.
Tue receipts from the lecture will
be for the benefit of the Irish Land
League fund
TIE following is o list of the Los
passengers that sailed from
San Pedro yesterday afternoon for
Sau Diego per steamer Apcon: s E
NJ fuller, wife and four sons, A w
Francisco, wife and daughter, Mel
z Il Holcomb, Geo p Clark, wife
and daughter, A r Sperry, r
Hun,ley, Rev Father Ubacb.
Mr. and Mrs G r CIR ne and
daughter, Mrs M J McCrea and
boy, l. Muro, s X Klinsfelter, II
Graves and wife, Mrs Griffin
and daughter, Ezra Bowen
aud wife, George G Place,
A NJ Stalley, s d Barrett, Miss P
Levy. Miss Ida Thompson, ] p
Finly, Ed Wolf, H Wolf, w J
Franckel, Mrs a Johnson and five
in steersge.
We encountered Mr.. J. v.
Wachtel in the city yesterday.
He tells Us that the Sunny Slope
vintage this year has been special
~ happy. Taxi g together the
distillery across the river, and
counting wine and brandy in the
sum totals, Mr.. l.. J. Rose's watts
represent y total OF $50, coo gallons.
When regard Ia had to the old
stock on hand which, mellowed
with aga, represents largely en-
HANGED values, Mr.. Roses splen-
did storehouses contain the largest
and finest stock OF the products of
the vineyard Oh the American con.
tinent. The probability is, to say
the truth, that no half-dozen vine-
yards on the American continent,
outside of Los Angeles and Sono.