Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-29
DAILY HERALD.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1882
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. B. Dreyfus and family, of Ana
helm, are registered at the Pico House.
| New dress goods at the Capital Store.
Eclipse Cuvees of 1879 and 1880 are
the finest champagnes in the market.
competent man advertises for sit
uation as gardener under New To
Day.
Summer silks in all shades at the Cap
itol Store.
A restaurant and chop house is offered
for sale in our New To-Day.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at Sis P. NJ. last night: Maximum, 79';
minimum, So.
A special meeting of Los Angeles
Lodge, No. ~, F. & A. NJ, will be held
this evening. See notice elsewhere.
Satin de Lyons in all shades, sold
cheap at the Capitol Store.
The list of passengers by the San
Francisco train due this morning failed
to arrive last night.
Black cashmere, As inches, all wool,
As cents, at the Capitol Store.
| Mr.. A. Lothian, we are sorry to learn,
is confined to his house by severe at
tack of hemmorrhage of the lung.
A street car will be at the corner of
Arcadia and Main streets at l0:45 to ac-
commodate any who desire to ride home
after the social.
You can get your sons nice suits oi
clothes at the Capitol Store for $500.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor,
A. .. U. W., we understand, will
shortly give a social at Masonic Hall.
Mcdonald Block.
Artesian water was struck at depth
OF eighty feet on the town site OF the
American Colony tract, on the Cerritos
Rancho, day before yesterday.
Clothing just received at the Capitol
Store.
Richard Thorn, of Santa Maria, Santa
Barbara county, died at that place on
the 2lst instant, of extreme old age, aged
SO years, 3 months and 2S days.
Mr.. J, C. Bright is offering extraordin
ary bargains in the goods purchased by
him at the closing out sale of the house
of A. Z. Steward & Co., New York.
Mems and younths' clothing just re-
ceived at the Capitol Store.
Captain James, of Fayal, was in the
city yesterday. The Captain, we un-
derstand, will shortly be appointed pilot
for the Port of Wilmington by Governor
Perkins.
Be at Arcadia Hall next Friday night
at 8 clock, as the evenings programme
will commence shortly after that hour,
and Oscar Wilde will lecture at half-past
eight.
Glorious news, Mosgrove's dry goods
must be sold regardless OF cost, at the
Capital Store.
A bar of bullion from the Waterman
& Porter mine, Calico district valued at
81, 900, passed through Los Angeles per
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express yesterday
for San Francisco.
Joseph Murat, one of the Oldest and
best known citizens of Santa Barbara,
died yesterday and was buried this af-
ternoon. He was proprietor OF the Cafe
Francaise. Press, June 26th.
= Black and colored satins reduced to
40 cents at the Capitol Store,
The jury in the case of Peter Mueller,
tried in City Justice Adams's Court yes
terday on the charge of disturbing the
peace, preferred by All Jim, China
man, brought in a verdict of not guilty.
We learn from private dispatch that
General George Stoneman, the next
Governor of California, will arrive from
San Francisco by this mornings over
land train. j. de Barth Shorb, Esq, is
also expected by the same train.
Mosgrove bankrupt stock greatly re-
duced at the Capitol Store.
We regret to learn that Judge VIM.
Clancy, well known in this city, had
two OF his ribs broken by falling over
barrel at Calico last Friday evening. He
is so severely injured that it is feared he
will not recover.
Mr.. Fred W. Burgess Is running as
route agent between Los Angeles and
Deming in place of Mr.. j D. Defrees, who
has been called to Washington, d. c.,
by the dangerous illness of his father,
John d. Defrees, late Public Printer.
We learn that Mr.. Reed and party,
who were engaged in surveying on the
Colorado river, below the Arizona line,
have been compelled to give up work on
account of mosquitoes. They will resume
work next September.
| 1t is reported on the street that Mr..
Highly has sold all his green gage plums
to the Los Angeles cannery at two cents
per pound delivered at the wharf, the
cannery people furnishing their own