Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-26

evening will be found elsewhere In
this mornings HERALD.
There will be religious services
every evening this week in the An.
aheim Presbyterian church. Rev.
j. w. Ellis, of this city, and Rev.
Williell Thomson, Of Santa Mont.
CO, will assist the pastor.
Mr.. A. alassford, Jr., agent for
the Wallace Sisters, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday. He informs us
that the troupe have been enthusi.
asSicalIy received at every city and
town in which they have appeared.
We acknowledge an invitation to
the Birthday Party of Theodore
Mersch, Steward of the Pico House,
to be given at the residence of Mr..
Prier, on Alameda street, on FRI
day evening, March 10th.
The Utica IN. W Observer,
speaking OF the Wallace Sisters,
who open at Turn Verein Hall next
Wednesday night, says: "rhere
is a witchery about them which
will always make them popular
stars"
Mr.. A. w. Francisco and family
and Mr.. T. f. Miller and family, q
Colum bus, Ohio, left on the steam.
er lagt evening, after a short visit
to San Diego. They are spend.
ing some time in Southern CalifOr.
nia.-San Diego Union.
A considerable colony Of San
Diegans, most OF them brought
here in attendance upon the obse'
quies of Don Juan Forster, will
take the steamer for the city OF
bay and climate tomorrow.
Amongst them are Captain George
A. Johnston and Mr.. A. +. Hinch-
man.
Wereceived a call yesterday from
Mr.. r. NJ Green, connected wi b
the house Of III. B. SlaveD, manu-
featuring chemist, San Francisco.
Mr.. Green has just completed his
annual business tour OF S0uthsrn
California. He will remain In the
city couple of days aud then re.
turn to San Francisco.
Odds and Enda, / O'Clock Mon.
day, Peoples Store.
We bad the pleasure of meeting
yesterday Mr.. Hutchinson, rising
young member of the San Francis.
GO bar, who is here OH professie al
business. Mr.. Hutchinson belongs
to family all of whom are good
looking and genial. We trust that
his visits will be- quite frequent in
future.
a little bird whispers to us that
the genial poet-watchmaker, Jesses
FL. Butler, will to-day be united in
wedlock to Ida NJ. Merrill, late Of
Quincy, III. We found the com
muncative soDgster perched or
the license desk OF the County
Clerk, and cannot refrain from an.
nOuneing the glad tidiDgs of great
joy.
Odds and Ends, l O'Clock Mon.
day, Peoples Store. -
The rain commenced to fall at {
O'Clock last evening, and rontin
ned steadily until TAO O'Clock
when il ceased for "A short interval
Since then it has fallen with sligh
Intern issions, and st this aour--;
A Mt is still coming down
gently, with every indication tina
it will continue until daylight. u
to S:l5 last night the Signal Sers'
ice officer reported 22-100ths of al
inch.
Mr.. Gus. Katzenstein, who off
ciated for a long time at the Poodle
Dog restaurant, until that estab
lishment closed, has gone to Is
Paso 10 take position In the Cen
trai Hotel Mr.. Katzepstein il
thoroughly proficient in hotel mat
tiers, in any department., and is &
pleasant and agreeable gentleman
in any capacity. He il wishee
success in his new position.-Iuc
son Citizen.
Don't forget the lecture of Hon
T. P. O'Connor, mem Der of Parlia
ment, at Turnyerein Hall on tn
9th instant. All lovers of liberty
should hear him. Tickets for sal
at ID. Desmond's hat store, on NAH
street. Wangeman Bros. and P
Ls2srns's, on Spring street. Also
reserved seats at. Lazarus's. Tick
cts 80 cents. reserved seats so cent
extra.
Doc Dunlap came up from tn
Silverado district yesterday. II
tells us that the work of develop
ment is being vigorously pushed
and that never before were the iD
dications of a rich return for th,
labor and money expended g,
promising rs now. He brough
with him some very rich speci
mems from Il new vein recently un
covered in the Dunlap.
Odds and Euds, l o'clock Mon
day, Peoples Store.
II is pleasant to note the stead,
demolition of old buildings {,
make place for new and moderI
ones Main street is markedly tn,
beneficiary Of this tendency, o
late, ia the neighborhood o
the Baker, Card0na and Medicinal,
blocks. Rapid Roadway is bein,
made with Mr.. I. w. Hellman'
new building, which ia to succee,
the old headquarters of Dupuy
81 Finney.
| Mr.. A. GuiIlory, of San Diego
formerly of this city, writes to tn
NouvelIe Union that the acciden
he met with a short time ago wa
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