Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-10

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The police last night made an active
application Of the vag. law, and took in
half dozen fellows who were drifting
around without visible means Of sup
port. Several Of this class left town
suddenly, Others exchanged hats and
coats to avoid detection.
By advertisement under New To-Day
it will be seen that ]. Mendelsohn, of
Santa Barbara, will arrive in Los An
geles next Monday evening with a
choice lot Of horses and mules, which
will be offered for sale at understands
on Also street.
Tomorrow grand match game Of
base ball will be played by picked mines
from the composing forces Of the HERALD
and Times newspaper Offices, at Santa
Monica. The stakes are the expenses Of
the trip to the City by the Sea and
dinner for the whole party.
Congress ordered letter postage re-
duced from three to two cents, and the
people want to know the date when the
act will take effect. In the brief an
nouncement Of the passage Of the law
the time of its commencement was not
mentioned. hut IT is supposed to be Oct.
1, 1883.
Mr.. T. e. Rowan, Real Estate and
Commission Broker, announces else
where in this mornings HERALD that
he has for sale sixty building lots in the
Cells vineyard tract, Main street. These
lots are located in the most rapidly i'm
proving tract Of the city, on the line Of
street railway and are in every way
desirable for home sites.
In addition to Prayers goods, we have
the SHOOK Foster fastening kid glove
q. 25, Peoples Store.
A small boy attached to match be-
came very much interested Ia ascertain
ing whether hay would burn or not, in
the barn Of Mr.. Groshon, on Haley
street, in Santa Barbara. He found ont
that hay would burn when he saw the
last Of the barn burn up. Unfortunate
ly the boy escaped. Next boy with
matches to the front.
The City Court was occupied the
greater part Of yesterday in the trial,
before q jury of seven, Of Francisco
Carmona, on the charge Of keeping a
disordsrly house. City Attorney Steph-
enson appeared for the prosecution and
g. NJ. Holton, Esq, for the defence.
After hearing the testimony Of num-
Der Of witnesses on both sides the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty.
The attention of our readers is direct.
cd to the legal advertisement elsewhere.
in which Mr.. G. A. Dobinson, assignee
Of Bishop, Wolfrom L Co. and Gustav
p. Wolfrom, gives notice that he will
sell the stock Of harness. etc., of the
above firm at public auction on Thurs
day. the 10Th instant. To persons in
need Of articles it this line II will be a
first-class opportunity to obtain them
cheap.
Major e. Reid, of the st. Charles
Saloon, has obtained a fine aneroid |
barometer from Washington and placed
II in his establishment. 1t slowly turned
toward rain last night at ten O'Clock,
but the motion was very feeble and did
not indicate the coming of the great
storm announced by Lunatic Virgins to
break upon the California coast last
night. The barometer was nearer right
than Virgins.
Rev. Geo. Runkel, for the last fifteen
years pastor Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation at Aurora, Indiana, and
Secretary of the Middle District OF the
"'ne,an 0'"ou VI ''so as
accep'ea 'ne PaS'ora'e OF the osrman
Evang. Lutn. Congregation IN TINS ci'y,
wiz DC 'ns.a''ed tomorrow SUNDAY ~
1890 A. NJ, at Leck's Hall, No. l8S
MAN street, oy the reverend d. M.
Buehler of San Francisco, who, when
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