Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-16

Mr. u. .. DaVisoh last ni8nt mhue
complaint that he was assaulted by q
half dozen men on Main street, all Of
whom were strangers to him, and badly
beaten on the head, which bled freely.
The assailants are known TO the police
but appear to have secreted themselves.
Saint Patrick's feast will be celebrated
at the Church Of our Lady Of Angeles
with solemn High Mass at 8 o'clock A.
M. Rev. P. verdaguer will be the Gel.
ebrant, Rev. john Prigal the deacon, and
Rev. Louis Gandon the sub-descon. Rev.
Bernard Smith will preach.
The following schedule of rates for
drayage has been adopted by all the
merchants Of Los Angeles. to go into
effect on and after March 10Th, 1883.
Grain, -four and millstuff to be delivered
free. Merchandise delivered at depot
for each 1900 pounds, so cents: 500 TO
1000 pounds, % cents; under 500 pounds,
| 10 cents.
Work OH the massive and extensive
Amestoy Block, on Los Angeles street
near Requena, has temporarily stopped,
owing to the impossibility Of procuring
brick to complete the job. Another lot
Is expected in a day or two, when the
work will progress. Laborsrs are also
quite scarce.
All Sing, the Chinaman arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Cells on Tuesday, for
stealing sos from Joseph Diamond. a
boarder at Mr.. Pierce's place at Sierra
Msdre, was examined before Justice
Ling yesterday and, in default Of $500
bail, was committed for trial before the
Superior Court.
We have received the New Orleans
Times Democrat almanac for 1888. As
q specimen Of the printers skill 1t will
compare favorably with any similar work
issued during the current year. Besides
large number Of beautiful engravings,
it contains great deal of statistical in.
formation, both scientific and political.
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w -. .eA ..e " INV e'n''en'
clerks in Mr.. B. y. Coulter's store,
rasi0nad her CLARK sbip TN enter into a
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,no pa''aei.n'p WIN MT nooer' H.
,a''y' " "e'''''"''e' i"'s " 'he
taken Mace from Mr.. Coulter,s store
sipce be moved into the Baker RIock
no 'cnooher Alcaide arrived ~ 'ne
"nA'i VI 'n0 Dan iea'o Au"oeI oon
psny, Oh" euro' yes'eraAy WIN z.o,-
WV 'ee' VI pms iu"h"sr anu iw'o'V
is'n ior 'na' company a 'afk0n'"e
''''" ou''as ,ass e'en'ns' "a'a' no'
and aO, OOo Hath con.;op.d 10 the San
Pedro Lumber Comnanv
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Inc great ipes MINING company Vi
Saratoga Dl''ric'' Ahyo county mas mere
.olore nAu'ea ,s orc oireo. 70 niojA'e'
~" m"e'' VI course ohiy non ore
"ou'a pay 'er TINS transportation D"'
since inc fa''roau =. comprised 70 Lay
and rr,t;,o mn M s.sm, mil, a, Tho
nina. Railroads do .ome good. evan at
n d;.tsrce
NPw o'ng, tne on'neSe wasn'nan VINO
A''a"''su . 'soy' an Accoun' Oh winch
was gwen IN yesterdays nhhALp' was
s''a'Rned De'ore eusu . Lang yesterday
on INC 'ns,se VI oA''ery' On eo"P'a'h'
u mr onor'' 'ne 'ady wnoni ne as
r.l.a.sd n, sso hail 81 .nnsar for .r;., a,
10 NJ today
AZ "ee''ne o' ir'shhen and irisl'
A"er'cans' he'a IN Judge Morgan
Oourt room last n'ght' IL was conciuoed
70 abandon 'ne PROJECT oil " banquet and
70 concentrate the efforts oil the partici-
pants INTO making the forthcoming
hiDernian Dali, the proceeds OF which
go 70 tne rsiiei OF the suHering IN Ire
Atten'ion IL directed 10 the change In
the time OF departure IRON san Diego OF
the train on the california Southern
Railroad. From and after the 18th
instant the mail train VIII leave that
city at 6'l4 A. NJ instead OF A. NJ, as
heretofore and arrive at Cotton at 2;2O
2. M Close connection Is made with
trains from the East, passengers arriv'
ing at San Diego the same night.
Simultaneously with the funeral bro.
cession bearing the BODY of Eugene Car.
Isle Yesterday. another corteee passed
through the streets, bearing the body Of
the late Mrs. L. A. Cary. of Temple
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buried in the Evergreen Cemetery by
Undertaken Brown. The same gentle
aaan will also bury to-day the bodies Of
Samuel Rutan and child, who died
within two days Of each other.
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