Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Council this evening.

Tor SltuatlOn III our New lobby.
Mosgroye & Bros. line of % cent
dress goods reduced to l2l cents, at the
Capitol store.
The programme for the exercises of
Decoration Day will appear in Sunday
mornings HERALD.
A lost Sepia drawing is advertised for
in our New To-Day. The finder will be
rewarded on leaving it at this Office.
People can find genuine bargains at
the Capitol store.
The afternoon train from Wilmington
yesterday consisted of three freight cars
and twenty-six fat cars, loaded with
lumber and ties for the front.
Roman striped satins reduced to 45
cents at the Capitol store.
Deputy Sheriff Huber went up to
Napa overland last evening having in
charge Thomas Jacobs, committed to the
Insane Asylum by Judge Sepulveda.
The Snug Saloon of Henry Narboe, a.
No. 10 Commercial street, is rapidly be-
coming one of the recognized institu-
tions of Los Angeles. As 'mixologist"
Henry is nonpareil.
The last rains have benefited the Ca
huenga crops of Herr Denker, OF the
Cosmopolitan Hotel, to the extent of
$1,000. Probably many of our other
rancheros could make similar report.
Seventy pieces of drata chenille suit
ings worth 25 cents, this week we sell
for l2a cents, at the Capitol store.
The steamer Ancon will arrive from
San Francisco this morning, and will sail
for San Diego in the evening. Passen-
gers take the AIS P. M. train, Los Ange-
les time, for Wilmington.
By notice in our New To-Day it will
be seen that a meeting of the Democratic
Club will be held in Judge Adams's
Court room, at o'clock this evening.
All Democrats are invited to sttend.
s. Mosgrove & Bros. bankrupt stock is
to be sold regardless of cost at the Capt.
tol store.
The Bon Bon Party given by the Ivy
Club at Odd Fellows Hall, last night,
was most enjoyable affair. The par
ticipants were among our leading citi-
zens, and all voted it the most delight
full entertainment the Ivy Club had ever
given.
Mr.. Jackson, Superintendent of Emf
grafton at Castle Garden, New York,
who, by the way, is brother Of our
townsman Col. John E. jackson, says he
has no doubt that the emigration for the
month Of May this year will reach l0O,-
900 and over.
The Capitol store is daily crowded
with people, anxious for bargains in
Mosgrove's bankrupt goods.
Yesterday Col. Fred Crocker arrived
in Los Angeles from the East and went
up to San Francisco, accompanied by
Col. Strobridge, who had came in from
the ''front" of the direct extension of
the Southern Pacific Railway to New
Orleans.
| Napkins from Mosgrove's at the Capt.
tol store.
Sheriff King, of San Bernardino, was
in Los Angeles yesterday. We learn,
from the Inder, of that place, that his
business here was to serve summonses in
the case of the Temescal Tin Mine Com,
pany VS.. r. s. Baker, who is now in
legal possession of the mine.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Episcopal
Church, at Baker Block, last night, was
one of the most delightful social events
, of the season. 1t concluded with Q
dance, which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all the young folks, and was kept uI
until about o'clock this morning.
Lace curtains from Mosgrove's, at the
lCapitol store.
Mr.. C. c. Cheesebrough leaves fol
San Francisco on Sunday evening to at
tend the meeting of the American
Legion Of Honor, as delegate from Lo
Angeles Lodge No. 644. While in Sar
Francisco he will purchase stock o
Havana tobacco and smokers articles TO
his factory in this city.
Colored brocade silks reduced to 81
{ cents at the Capitol.
+ Cayetano Trenetti, arrested at Sal
Bernardino by Deputy United State
! Marshal Dunlap for selling liquor to In
IS dians, was examined before Unite,
!, States Commissioner II. L. Lee yester
l. day, and was held in $500 bail for his ar
e pearance before the United State
5 Grand Jury at San Francisco.
It We would suggest that encouragin
= boys to poison dogs is one of the poor
est educational experiments in the world
To say nothing of the valuable an
faithful animals that are thus wantonl
.e sacrificed, the practice is brutal in tn
? extreme, and calls for the intervention
the Society to Prevent Cruelty to An
mails, an institution which, be believ'
: has an official existence in this city.