Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-11

To-Day.
Read the new advertisement Of the
Peoples Store.
Second night of the Bazaar Of Nations
at Turnversin Hall.
Child's Albertins slippers IS cents,
Peoples Store.
Don Pedro Estilla and family, Of
Spain, are at the Cosmopolitan.
Col. C. Il. Huber returns from San
Quentin overland this morning.
The furniture Of an eight-room house
Is advertised for sale elsewhere.
Children's fine cap toe button shoes
sl.25, Peoples Store.
Ex.Sheriff ]. C. King, Of San Bernar-
dino, is registered at the st. Charles.
An experienced grocery clerk. in our
New To Day. advertises for situation.
A boarding honse, centrally located,
10 advertised for sale under New To-day.
Ladies fine round toe kid shoes 1926.
Peoples Store.
The attention of capitalists is directed
to the advertisement headed Wanted,
5000"
When you get house number notice,
buy Greenslade's loo. numbers, No. 9
Postofiice.
Ladies' extra Curacao kid shoes e rs,
Peoples Store.
Sarah C. Foster was granted divorce
from Seneca A. Foster by Judge Sepul-
veda yesterday.
New posts were yesterday erected to
fasten the cables which hold the electric
light masts in place.
A young man who speaks German and
Spanish, advertises for a situation in
this mornings HERALD.
Second. hand piano and organ to rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store, No. s Spring street.
Ladies' French kid shoes $3.50. Peo-
pies Store.
Plenty of room and eatables at the
Hall to-day. New England dinner. 25
cents, II 80 to 8 o'clock.
Tonight at Turnverein Hall the Little |
Ode Folkes Concert, tableau and grand
march. Admission, 25 cents.
The Sherman Human combination |
will exhibit on the LOT at the corner Of
Fifth and Los Angeles streets.
Misses laced cloth and leather shoes
Is cents, Peoples Store.
There will be gymnastic exhibition,
given by the Turn verein Germania, at
their Hall next Sunday evening.
The Oregon Railway Company-con-
Meeting with the Central Pacific by stage
NOV operates 563 miles Of road.
Misses French kid shoes S225, PEG.
pies Store.
Thermometer for the twenty -four
hours ending s:l5 last evening: Maxi
mum. 10 degrees; minimum ~ degrees.
Fancy articles for sale during the day
1t Ladies' Bazaar. Visitors welcome.
No charge for admittance during the
day.
We regret to learn that Col. T. s.
Hall, Post Commander Of Frank Bartlett
Post, G. A. R.. is seriously unwell with
erysipelas.
Misses extra fine glove kid shoes g. 40.
Peoples Store.
Mr.. Albert Lyser. editor OF the
Pacific School Journal, San Francisco,
made the HERALD ONCE pleasant call
last evening.
Reverend J. w. Ellis will address the
Teachers Institute this afternoon. be-
tween s and O'Clock. There will be
no evening session.
Don't forget the great fifty mile race
ct Agricultural Park to-day. with three
contestants. Il will he the finest long.
distance race ever run.
Extra fine Pebble goat shoes 1915.
Peoples Store.
Arrived at San Pedro, April 9th,
schooner Kittie Stevens. with l65, 600
feet Of redwood lumber for the San Pc
dro Lumber Company.
Mr., H. J. woollacott yesterday made
shipment of assorted California wines
to New Orleans, which is the best wine
market in the United States.
We received call yesterday from Mr..
Goodfriendr formerly Of the repertorial
staff Of the Tucson. Arizona, Star. He
will probably locatein Los Angeles.
Ladies' Pebble goat shoes sl.75. PEG.
Pies Store.
Firstclass new parlor organ for sale
cheap; owner leaving city. Valentines
music store. No. Spring street.
Mr.. L. ]. Rose, Of Sunny Slope. who
has been At San Francisco attending the
auction sale Of blooded stock, returned
home by this mornings overland train.
Mr.. Charles Prudhomme will leave
next week for San Bias, Mexico, where
he will enter upon railroad work on
road to be built from that place to Topic.
Child's Pebble goat shoes s5 cents,
Peoples Store.
Conveyapces Of real estate amounting
to $23, l24 40, against mortgages amounts
ing to ~, As7, were fled for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday.
Mariana Gonzales and Lucos Nieto
were convicted before City Justice Nor
gan yesterday Of disturbing the peace,
and were fined IS each, with the usual
alternative.
Mr.. Fred A. Moore. former proprietor