Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-21

beV. futnef feter Nefuhguef, Whu
has been visiting tho upper portion oi
the State tor some weeks, returned home
yesterday, looking much refreshed and
invigorated by his vacation. He will
resume his pastoral duties at the Church
Of Our Lady of Angels to day.
The advertisement of the Club Thea
tire will bo found elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. The managers.
Messrs. Perry Brothers, propose to CON
duct it as first-class varietytheatre, and
for that purpose have secured the best
talent in the profession.
A masked party, consisting Of about
forty persons, assembled on Friday
nigh. at the residence Of Mr.. M. r..
Gaddy, at Santa Monica, and made the
whole night chetry and enjoyable by
their grot sue costumes and graceful
manners. They will be welcome again.
Mr. r. r. Phillips, the travelling
agent Of the San Francisco Chronicle. Is
in the city on business trip. He is a
regular visitaHt of Los Angeles, and
speaks highly Of the improvements going
on in our city since his last visit.
The genius who ascribes the reflected
light of the setting sun from the Pacific
ocean on the vapors in the,western sky,
to the Zodiacal light is too wise to live
long. An insurance policy on his life
and a lot in the cemetery will be next
in order.
Messrs. w. w. and S. A. Widney, in
their search after curiosities and novel.
ties, have uneirthed bed Of petrifed
clans in the foothills Of the San Gabriel
valley, a sample of which has been pre-
sented to the HERALD office. The spec,
linen is very fine one, but it would re-
quire quartz mill to prepare it for even
q tolerable chowder,
The Plco House dining rooms are
being very elaborately decorated under
the management Of Mr.. Harry Conlan,
the designer of decoration in the wall
paper establishment OF Raphael 4
Schlesinger When the work is finished
the Pico House dining room promises to
be one Of the handsomest in Southern
California.
In the account Of the suicide of An
tonic Rodriguez. in Fridays HERALD.
it was enormously stated that the de
ceased was brother-in-law Of Mr.. Do
mingo Amestoy. In justice to Mr.. and
Mrs Amestoy, we hasten to rectify the
mistake by stating that deceased was
in no way related to them, he having
been Spaniard while they are both
natives Of France.
We take pleasure in referring oul
readers to the advertisement of DR.
Hughes Russian and electric baths.
This institute has been established in
Los Angeles for the past eight years
and under his skilful management has
effected innumerable and permanent
cures Of all kinds of chronic diseases
Those afflicted with rheumatism in any
form will find sure relief by course oi
his baths.
We direct attention to the new adver
tisement OF Messrs. Hollander Bros,
watchmakers and manufacturing jewel
ers. which appears elsewhere. These
gentlemen are among the most skillfu
have at their store clock, their owr
lhaudiwork, that is q most ingenious
piece Of mechanism and will repay ex
animation. They cordially invite every
body to inspect their stock.
We call the attention Of our lady
readers to the double-column advertise
ment OF the Messrs. Feintuch Bros, who
announce the receipt of the finest and
most varied assortment OF laCies' fancy
goods and no iery ever opened in Los
Angeles. To attempt to enumerate the
elegant articles comprising their stock is
q work to which we confess ourselves
unequal, and. therefore, recommend 6
personal inspection, the efficient and
accommodating clerks Of this model
house being always ready and willing tt
show goods to all who may call.
| A German teacher Of music, reported
to be Prof Mcrk, late last night, me
with a serious accident on the corner o
Marchessault and New High street. 1
appears that he went into the Dew DroI
saloon and called for beer. omitting t.
pay for the same. He was called back
but neglected again to settle the score,
and retired from the place rather uncere
moniously. The proprietor followed
and seized him, and in the melee thu
Professor fell to the ground and broks
one OF his legs. So be cannot furnish
leg bail for drinks for a few weeks tt
come.
Zephyr, 4 o., for 30 cents at 4. 0ber
steller's closing out sale, 20 South Main
street, near First. .ocl4 lV
| The discussion on Mr.. Moore's motion
in the Council last night, instructing th,
Committee on Supplies to procure an
other courtroom for City Justice Nor
gan, became quite animated, not to sa,
acrimonious, and at one time pistol
and coffee for two" seemed imminent
The excitement subsidized, however, with
out serious result, and the motion wa
adopted, whereupon Judge Morgan, VIII
had participated in the discussion, mott
fed the Council that he would not va
cate the premises unless compelled TO dt
80 by an order of the Superior Court
The question as to who is City Judge
His Honor the Mayor or Judge Morgan
is becoming complicated and bids fair Il
eventuate in several expensive suits be
fore the higher courts.