Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-19
LOCAL RISEVITIES,

A store room, centrally located,
is advertised for under New To-
Day.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
Bon Miguel de Pedrorena on the
streets yesterday.
Glory to Prophet Potts !! A gentle
rain commenced to fall at 1:45
O'Clock this morning.
A lady, in our New To-Day, adj
veriises for furnished room and
board In a private family.
The attention of Knights of
Pythiss is directed to q notice
which appears under New To- Day.
Mr.. w. H. Perry went north
overland last evening ON a brief
visit to San Francisco and Sacra.
mento.
Mr.. g. E. Brown starts to day
on an extensive prospecting expe-
dltiOn to the mountains beyond
San Bernardino.
Rev. VIM. Taylor, the celebrated
evangelist, who spoke last evening
at the Fort street M. E. Church,
will preach at the same place this
evening at O'Clock.
A gentleman, in our New To.
Day, advertises for o room and
board In n private family, where
be will have the comforts of
home.
The case Of the Chinese gam
blers, which was to have been
tried before City Justice Adams
yesterday, has been postponed by
consent, subject to the order of the
Court.
Santa Barbara Press: Good
Catholics have been praying for
rain. with the customary services,
at the Mission. 1t is to be hoped
that their prayers may be coon All
swered.
Attention is directed to the card
of Henry Hoffman, glider and
manufacturer of picture frames,
etc. Persons requiring anything,
in his line will find Mr.. Hoffman
thOrauO oh Work man
A young man named Dudley
was up before City Justice Adams
yesterday On the charge of stealing
some handkerchief from the auc-
tion store OF III. r. Brown. He
pleaded guilty and was sent alp for
fifteen days.
The steamer AncOn sailed for
San Diego on Tuesday instead of
yesterday, as announced by US.
She will sail for San Francisco and
way ports to-day. Passengers take
the 1850 A M train, Los Angeles
time. for Wilmington.
The ties at the Centennial shoot
ing gallery were shot off yesterday
and resulted as follows: First prize,
H. L. Hazard; second, J. Wheat.
ley; third, J. Kuhrts; fourth, r.
Kichlfne; fifth, Jos. Lock wood;
sixth, II. A. TempletOn; seventh,
M. T.. Freer; eighth, Il. +. Brown.
The sixth prizs shooting tourna-
ment commenced at the Centen-
NAL shooting gallery yesterday,
with the following prizes: Breech-
loading shotgun. Kennedy rife,
niu2ZIe loading shotgun, Smith q
Wesson revolver; also three other
pisiols, shot pouch and powder
flask One HUNDRED and thirty
scores have already bsen shot.
Deputy u. ). Marshal Dunlap
returned from San Bernardino last
night bringing with him Guads
lupe Moreno, of that place, and
Manuel SaIszar. OF Aqua Manss
arrested for selling liquor to In-
dams. The Marshal will take
them to San Francisco to-day for
exaninati n before the United
States Grand Jury.
The Atlantic express was five
hours late Iast evening. The de-
tention was caused by an accident
to freight train on the Colorado
desert, somewhere between San
Gorgonio and Yuma. The freight
train in going down grade, we
understand, separated and the
hinder part ran upon the forward
part, ditching several cars. We
did not learn the extent of the
damage.
DR.. N. P. Richardson, his wife
| and their whole family, left yes
terday via the Southern Pacific for
their old home IN Texas. The Doc
tor proposes to try the curative
virtues Of certain famous mineral
springs, spending some time in
Texas. He has been for years a
| pleasant landmark in Lss Angeles,
where he and his family are high
ly esteemed, and their absence,
even though temporary, will be q
matter OF keen regret.
In the case of the people va. Mrs.
Grant, tried before jury of three
lin City Justice Adams, Court,
yesterday, on the charge of as
sault and battery, the jury brought
In . verdict Of not guilty. Mrs.
Helms, the complaining witness,
swore that the defendant struck
her with q stone. The defendant,
testifying In her own behalf. de-