Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-02


2, Section %, Township 2 north, Range
Is west.
A iine hot lunch, only 25 cents, at the
CafSColumbia.
Owing to the accidental breaking Of
the bridge over the Santa Ana river, the
excursion that was to have Htarted for
Chicago yesterday will not leave till
tomorrow, when the broken bridge will
be reraired.
The largest and finest and cheapest
line OF misses and children's cloaks and
ulsters at the "CiIy OF Paris" Don't
fail to call and examine them.
Mr. Bullock has commenced the erec-
tion of a residence on Temple street be-
yond Beaudry Avenue. This makes
eight houses begun this week on that
street.
Fresh oysters and fish, in every style,
at the Cafe Columbia.
Another of the comrades Of the G. A.
r. has paid the debt OF nature Private
Jean Baptiste Bardell, Of Company B,
I02d Regiment, Pennsylvania yolun-
teers, who died OF consumption in this
city yesterday. and will be buried at 8
o'clock this afternoon by Frank Bartlett
Post No. 6, G. A. r.
Boys polo caps, assorted colors, rs
cents. at H. c. Weiner's, Downey
Block.
Large stock Of ladies' and childrens'
late style Winter hats and plumes and
flow ers, Just received from New York,
and will be sold at 20 per cent. less than
any house here that don't buy direct OF
the factories Of the East. Give my new
stock look before buying. J. G.
Bright.
Ladies', call at the "City Of Paris"
to-day and tomorrow. and have look
at their cloaks and ulsters- perfectly
beautiful, and $50 cheap"
Prof. j. w. Redway, with Mr.. L.
Baker, OF the Magnetic Observatory.
have obtained fine photograph of the
moon fifteen inches in diameter. The
picture will be placed on public exhibi-
ton in few days at Preuss & Pironi's
store on Spring street, when further no.
tice OF the achievement will be given
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ. but little used. for sale at a
great bargain. Valentines music store,
"a North Main street. sept29-tf
Mr. B. Chaffey, Of Etiwanda, ar
rived in the city yesterday. He reports
theiniuries to hisbrother George Chaffey.
Jr., from his runaway team on Wednes-
day last, at Ontario, to consist Of some
broken ribs and severe bruises, but that
none Of bis injuries are considered dan
gerous. He is at Ontario under surgical
care.
Any one who desires to adopt bright
little girl years of age will find some.
thing OF interest under the head Of
New To- Day.
The shipment Of fine Los Angeles
county apples and pomegranetes contin-
ues daily, both by freight and express,
to tho Territories and Colorado, Texas,
and Kansas. The granndas are not
raised in the East, and we have a mo-
nopoly Of them. but'our apples are SO
excellent as to be shipped a much longer
distance than the Eastern fruit, at
profit.
Gents Derby hats, latest blocks, in
black, brown, blue Nutria and terra
Gotta, below hatters prices, II C. Wei
ner's. Downey Block.
Messrs. Wsshburn & Watts. else
where in this mornings HERALD. adver.
tise for sale tract Of so acres of the
Rancho La Canada. The land is among
the most desirabiy located in the county,
the soil being well adapted for both
deciduous and citrus fruits and grapes,
and is well provided with mountain
water piped on the land. To any one
seeking delightful home place this is
one Of the best opportunities now on the
market.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, of San Ma
rino. was in the city yesterday. He in
formed us that he will leave for the Ar
kansas Hot Springs in about ten days,
where he hopes, by the use of the heal
ing waters Of that famous sanitarium, to
eradicate the last vestiges of the rheu-
matism from which he has suffered for
several months past. He will be absent
about two months. The HERALD wishes
its genial friend bon voyage, and trusts
Tint his expectations may be realized to
the full.
The earth is now approaching that
portion Of the universe in which the
meteoric matter called shooting stars
exist and during the next fifteen days
meteors will be very plentiful. A very
noticeable meteor last night passed from
northeast to southwest aud when it
passed into the lower atmosphere over
the northern part Of the city it blazed
with brilliant light and left long
trail behind till it burned out aud dis
appeared in the vicinity Of Beaudry
Park.
The Cafe Columbia has the reputation
of having the best coffee in the city.
Captain W. Kittridge. formerly of this
city, is now visiting his old home. West
Eden, Maine, which he left thirty-two
years ago. He writes to his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Julius Lyons, that at first
everything looked odd and strange, but,
that, after few days, the old place as
sumed its familiar home-like appearance.
The trip from California to Boston,
about S400 miles. was made in eight
days, while from the latter place to
West Eden, 300 miles, on account of
distractions from storms, occupied seven
days.
Don'tforget the immense stock Of new
ladies' and childrens' hats, just arriving,
at Bright's Cheap Store.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. Edward 7.
McGinnis, has been requested by
Messrs, Killip & Co. to preside as one Of
the judges at the great Bay View races,
10 commence on the Bay View track on
the 18th inst. This is fine compli-
ment to the keenness of perception and
the complete sense Of justice Of our
townsman by the citizens Of the metrop-
oils, and is we'll deserved. Mr.. McGin-
Miss is absent from the city. acting as
Judge Of the San Bernardino races, and
does not know OF the honor conferred
on him. Whether he will accept the po-
sition offered, we cannot state till he re-
turns.
Men and bows hats. in the prevail.