Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| hlarino, was i'll the city yesterday.
Gents gauze undershirts at fifty cents,
worth double, Peoples store.
| Alfred Moore, the auctioneer, adver-
tises some desirable property for sale in
our New To- Day.
Roman striped satins reduced TO 45
cents at the Capitol store
The Southern California Congrega-
tional Association met at San Bernar-
dino on Tuesday.
| The season, this year, from first to
last, the oldest inhabitant admits, is
simply unprecedented.
Child's white suits, ready made, on
Mosgroves center tables, Peoples store.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at Sis last evening: Maximum,
60; minimum, So.
Colored brocade silks reduced to so
cents at the Capitol.
Mr.. A. M. Lawrence and wife come
home from San Francisco by this morn
ing's overland train.
Ex-Governor Leland Stanford and
family are passengers by this mornings
train from San Francisco
Ladies' underwear, Mosgroves center
tables, Peoples store. Sales ladies in
this department.
John Mills Davies, a native of Eng
land, was yesterday made citizen of
the United States by Judge Sepulveda.
The funeral of the late Frank Thomp-
son will take place from the Presbyte-
rian Church at II o'clock this morning.
Mosgrove 4 Bros. line of % cent
dress goods reduced to l2a cents, at the
Capital store.
As will be seen by advertisement else
where shooting match for $3.50 side
will take place at the City Gardens next
Sunday.
The attention of officers and members
of Pentalpha Lodge No. 2O2, f. & A. NJ,
is directed to the notice which appears
under New To-Day.
Mosgrove's sale-Black cashmeres in
dress goods department, Peoples store.
Don Tomas Sanchez, who has been i'll
for some days, his many friends will be
glad to learn, has almost entirely recov-
cred bis usual health.
Capt. W. L. Greenwell and family, of
Santa Barbara, who have been in Los
Angeles for week past, returned home
by the steamer Orizaba yesterday.
Lace curtains from Mosgrove's, at the
Capitol store.
Mr.. Vicente L. Sanchez, who has
been in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas
for the past year, got home day before
yesterday looking as if his residence in
that torrid region had agreed with him.
The examination of VIM. Abbott,
charged with arson, was concluded be-
fore City Justice Adams yesterday
morning and the accused discharged,
the evidence being insufficient to hold
him.
Watered silks in silk department,
Peoples store, Mosgrove's sale.
Mr. E. w. Casey, the mining expert
who came down to examine the placer
mines of the Palomas district, Casteca
canyon, returned to San Srancisco per
steamer Orizaba yesterday.
L. L. Price, charged with assault with
a deadly weapon on oath of J. Katz,
was examined before Justice Fisher yes
terday and discharged, the evidence be-
ing insufficient to sustain the charge.
The pile of lace curtains on our center
tables at commencement of sale are fast
dwindling away-People's store.
The Los Angeles Athletic Club will
give their first monthly entertainment
on Wednesday evening, May 3lst, in
Athletic Hall, Downey Block. Eight
o'clock is the hour mentioned for assem-
blins.
Mr.. A. C. Morgan, General Manager
of the Morgan line of steamers and rail-
roads from New Orleans to Galveston,
Mobile and other points, is paying Los
Angeles visit and is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
S. Mosgrove Bros. bankrupt stock is
to be sold regardless of cost at the Capt.
tol store.
Mr.. Simon White, near Sepulveda
station, has about ninety acres OF splen-
did barley, and he will, besides, have an
abundance Of hay. To an extent not
generally realized, the grain crop of Los
Angeles county is doing well.
A nice warm rain commenced about 8
o'clock yesterday morning and contin-
ued to fall pretty steadily until nearly
noon. Mr.. C. Ducommun gives l5-lOOths
as the amount recorded by his gauge,
bringing his total for the season up to
IL Al inches; Mr.. Bliss reports 2l-l0Oths
and the Signal Service officer l9-lOOths.
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