Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-10
POOL SELLING.

will be an exciting contest.
POOL SELLING.
Last evening the pools sold, Eaton $40
to Covarrubias sl5. On the two-mile
dash Lucky B. brought $50 and the field
sl2I. In the double team race, Covar-
rubias' team, McKinstry and mate,
brought s7l, Dan Paine's Kate Bender
and mate $40, while C. J. Edgar's Demo-
crat and mate brought $40.
In the return match between the San
Bsrnaidino rife team and the Los Az.
geles team. at the City Gardens, on Sun
day, the Los Angeles boys came off VIC
tors by a score of 400 to 40s by the San
Bernardino boys. Lack Of space pre-
cludes the publication of the score.
The following is the list OF passengers
who arrived in Los Angeles via the South
ern Pacific and connections last evening:
Mrs Rau, Paris; L Ward N o; w Bue-
hegian, Minneapolis; L Hanna, Tue
son; G A Brown, Denver; w L Chal.
mers, L Price G Andrade, Col X Miz-
ner and wife, U 5 A, FIT Bayard, G
w Albright. San Francisco; w Shaw,
New York; C C Wheeler, Oakland; T J
Baldwin, Tucson; P Brown. Portland
Or; VIM E Graves, Benson; ] A Turner,
Chas A Dana, Mrs Dana, Mrs David,
Mrs N Grisswell, Mr. Francis R. Hitch.
erdelph, VIM Dorsheimer, Mrs Dor
sheimer, Denver.
The announcement for the Fifth An
nual Picnic of the Italian Mutual Be-
nevolent Society, which will take place
at the City Gardens Sunday, April 29th,
will be found elsewhere. The arrange
ments are in good hands and we know
that the entertainment of this year, like
all that have preceded it, will be of the
most dslightfui character. In addition
to the amusements incident to such oc-
casions, some new features will be intro
duced that will add greatly to the
pleasure Of all who attend. To all who
wish to enjoy day in the open air we
would say don't fail to attend the picnic
of La Societa Italiana Mutua Bene-
ficenza.
BY reference to the double column
advertisement of Spring Meeting Races,
it will be seen that arrangements for the
50-mile race have been completed, the
race to take place at Agricultural Park
on Wednesday for purse of $500, with
C. NJ. Anderson, Jose Figueroa and Fred
Dominguez as competitors, each to ride
ten horses, changing every mile. This
promises to be the most exciting race
that has ever taken place in Southern
California, and should attract an in-
mense crowd. Messrs. Kennedy &
Story are certainly to be commended for
their enterprise in getting up this great
equine treat and should bs lib orally
patronized.
Since Saturday night there have been
five arrests by the city police for high
way robbery. In one case Alfredo and
Charles Arquello, it is alleged, waylaid
two Cinnamon on the east side of the
river and relieved them of some $40.
They were examined before City Justice
Morgan yesterday, and held in $1,000
each for trial. Joseph Wallace and
Thos. Nolan, charged with ''going
through" Patrick Horan and robbing him
of a silver watch chain, were ar
raigned and will be examined to-day.
Juan Pena, charged with being an &C.
complice of the Arguellos, was also
taken before Judge Morgan and was
held in $500 bail for examination.
Sherman's educated horses and Hin.
mans circus, two shows in one, it will
be seen by announcement elsewhere,
will give two evening and one afternoon
performance in Los Angeles on Tues
day and Wednesday. April oath and
25th. OF Shermans horses it is not
necessary to speak. They are known
throughout the length and breadth Of
the Pacific Coast as the most intelligent
and best educated animals ever exhibited
anywhere. In addition, Humans Euro
pean Circus, with an array of the best
equestrian talent to be found in Europe
, and America, is combined with Sherman
show, making it one of the most attrac'
tive exhibition now ON the road. Either
| of the establishments is of itself worth
the price of admission. ~