Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-14
We had the pleasure of meeting

who is accompanied by his wife
aud daughter. Mr.. Francisco pro-
poses to remain Ia Los Angeles I'm.
til Friday, when he will start out
on somewhat extended tour of
Southern California.
Professor G. H. Van Buren, ac-
companied Col. Chalmers Scott TO
Tucson, Arizona, yesterday to as
sist in making the Reconnaissance
of the Tucson and Gulf of Califor-
MIA railroad, which Col. Scott
makes IN the interest of the South
ern Pacific Railway Company.
Professor Van Buren, took with
him complete apparatus for
making assays of the minerals
aligning the proposed road.
Ladies' merinO underwear so
cents, regular price rs CENTS
Peoples Store.
Harry Lorraine and Clara VIII.
liams, charged with stealing a
watch from well known citizen,
were up before City Justice Adams
for examination yesterday. 1t not
appearing that Clara Williams had
any part ia the robbery, she was
discharged. and testified against
Lorraine, who was committed to
Jail, in default of $500 bail, to await
trial before the Superior Court.
The following is the list of Los
Angeles passengers leaving San
Pedro Sunday afternoon for san
Diego per steamer Orizaba: Mrs s
M Mayo, ] Wertheimer, Mrs FL
Atkinson, M M Poole, ] Blum and
wife, M Thompson, l. Mowser, J
p Woodruff, G WOolwich, VIM
Craig and wife, j P Eisenbach, w
j Kingsland, 8 S Smith. s P Sorn-
cen, George Geddes, z French,
M les Hattie Smith.
The postponed hunt Of the Sports
mems Club will take place at the
Ballona, commencing next Satur-
day at 2p. NJ. sharp. One division
will be under the command of
Captain l.. ID. Gavitt, and the
other under command of Captain
o. f. Kimbls. The hunt will con-
tinue until Monday evening. and
will wind up with u grand supper
at the Commercial Restaurant at
the expense of the losing division.
Very few yards remain of the
all-wool ladies' cloth, at 20 cents.
Peoples Store.
The examination of DIR. A. s.
Shorb, charged with homicide, was
comm enced before City Justice
Adams, with closed doors, yester-
day morning. Deputy District At.
torney Morgan appeared for the
people and Stephen M. White, J.
f. Godfrey and c. N. Wilson, Es-
quires, for the accused. Up to 5
O'clock last evening, but two wit
nesses, Drs. Nadeau and Harmon,
had been examined, when the case
was adjourned until 10 o'clock this
Owing to the fact that the lecture
of Mrs. DR.. Potts, last night, was
for husbands and wives only, we
were, of course, debarred from at
tending aud consequently can give
no report of the subject matter of
the discourse. We understand,
that the church was well
ii led and that all who were pres
ent were highly edited and in
structed. This evening DR.. Potts
will deliver her famous lecture, the
last Of her course here, on "L0ve,
and Marriage" when,
we have no doubt, the Fort Street
M E. Church will be crowded in
every nook and corner.
The following named passengers
arrived in Los Angeles from the
East at 4 45 P. NJ. yesterday, via
the S. p. r. r. and connections: w
J Austin, Dover, N n; Henry Aus
tin, do; J p BrOsseau and wife,
Chicago; w King and wife, New
York; Mrs ] Maynard, San Fran
cisco; II e Peck, H E Burchard,
Denver; G r Crane and family,
Chicago; FL Weaver. Yuma; J B
Bradley, Oakland; J w Brownell,
Woodland; K Wolf, Tucson; A
Nichols, Yuma; E J Folconner,
Miss Clara Smith, Chico; Marie
Spiegsl, San Francisco; P M San
tano, z Maria Santana, New York;
Thos Whitehead, Tucson; Il o.
Lance, Casa Grande; Sister Char
lotta, Tucson.
On Friday last ]. w. Swart, who
was crushed between the wagons
while coupling the trail to the for.
ward wagon, near Elizabeth Lake,
last Thursday, was brought to the
city for medical treatment. DR.. J.
Harmon was called in, but the I'M.
fortunate man bad been so seri-
ously injured that medical skill
was of no avail, and on Sunday he
died. An inquest was held by
Coroner Nadeau, at which DR.. Han
non testified that death was caused
by coucussion of the stomach and
liver. The jury returned q verdict
of accidental death. The deceased
was well known and highly re-
spected in this city, where he ut
one time drove truck for Robert
Bills. He was buried yesterday
by the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, of which Society he
was u member. His remains were
Inferred in the City Cemetery.
Probably as a legal curiosity the
case of Hartman vs. Olvera is the
most remarkable one on record on
this coast, in many respects throw
ing the Jarndyce vs. Jarndyco of
Bleak House into the shade, and
even eclipsing the famous Mrs.
Gainas eaaa Whiia IL waa Onlv