Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-17

Special / Good News for the Ladies'
On or about the 2oth Of this month the
City Of Psris' will receive an importa-
ton from Paris Of the most elegant and
stylish silk CloaISs that have ever been
received on the Pacific coast. These
tured for them, and are intended for the
Holiday trade. Ladies', do not fail to
keep this in nj d.
In In.tiee Lines Gonrt Yesterday.
Joseph Williams, a policeman. was ar
raigned on the charge Of battery, pre-
ferred by Louisa Murray. The accused
plead not guilty and the case was set for
trial Tuesday next at | 80 P. NJ. Jose
NJ. Ruiz, charged with having committed
battery on Andres Briswalter, plead
guilty and was fined $40. Bonaparte
Hughes, charged with obtaining money
under false pretehses, plead not guilty.
Case set for examination ON Wednesday
next at ! 80 r. NJ.
The California Southern surveying
party, under Chief Engineer Psrris. re-
n
turned to-day from their desert trip after
five weeks' absence. Mr.. Perris informs
Us that they found much better line
than they had hoped, running down
from the summit OF the Caion to the
Mojave, with a grade of but eighty-6 1--we
feet to the mile The road can run with
in about mile and half OF Calico, and
there are no serious obstacles in the way
of its building. In fact IL would he a
comparatively easy and inexpensivep piece
Of road after the summit of the Cajon is
passed. San Bernardino Times.
There was terrible affair at Yuma,
on Wednesday last. Two prisoners.
Urias and Cordova attempted to escape
when the whole concentrated fire of the
infantry Of the post. consisting Of private
X. j Taylor, was pouled into them in
overwhelming broadsides. 1t Is feared
that one Of them, who was under orders
from Arnold Winkelreid to make way
for liberty" has been injured ia his
clothes II not in his person. Particulars
are looked for with deathless anxiety.
The army is now at parade rest,' get
ting ready for action--or a plate Of beans
and bacon.
M. Haas, SO North Spring street, re-
ceives imported cigars fresh every week.
A couple of young men, yesterday,
each secured buggy to take an artistic
from the Club Theater to the San Gabriel
fruit belt, to return by 8 P. M. Just as
they were Fastening homeward, one Of
the buggies collided with two. wheeled
vehicle driven by two women who did
not know that the woman in the buggy
had an engagement to fulfill, and SO en-
joyed the pleasure of locking wheels. to
the complete sbfustifcation OF the buggy
There was no runaway, but the artistes
arrived home at r. N. instead cf 6, and
the mourner Of the loss OF the buggy re-
fuses to be comfsrted or to lock wheels
with big two-wbeelsd jumper. He has
changed his mind on some subjects.
If you have not tried Morris place, go
at once and get q meal there. He makes
the best coffee in the city. nl4-5t
The announcement for 4 grand con-
cert and ball, to be given by the Turn
verein Germanis, at their hall, Sunday
evening, November 18th, will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD.
The programme is an excellent one, con-
sisting Of musical gems, vocal and in
strumental, to be rendered by members
Of the Singing Section of the Society,
assisted by Mrs. j. D. Knell and Mr.. c,
Schmeiser, aud Wangeman's orchestra
There will also be a recitation by E.
Mueller. After the concert the hall will
be cleared for dancing. Lovers Of good
music should make it point to attend,
as the entertainment. like all given by
the Turner'S, viii be most enjoyable.
You can get meal for 10 cents and
upwards, at Morris neat restaurant, ai
Is 8. Main street. Mast
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