Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-03
THE LATESTl
81 eciid to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Coinpany.l
PACIFIC COAST.
I.assengers south and East

FRESNO, Nov. 2.--The following Is a
list OF south-bound passengers passing |
here to-day;
j w Strowbridge, Oakland; 81 N
Brandt Denver; Miss L NJ Sherman,
Mrs Taylor, Miss G NJ Harden, Oakland;
J Lazarus, Los Angeles; Emily Logan,
s +; J V Cheen, st Louis; j Brooks, s |
+: J A Townley and wife, s +: Miss |
Ringold, Cincinnati; NJ Il Osborn, s f; |
PJ McSoto, Hoboken, N J, Master J |
Il Happele, Scotland; N C Burlington
and wife. $ f; b A fickas. Tombstone;
s Hubbard and wife, Iowa; J j Hol.
brook, S +; @ A Tiffany, Los Angeles;
c NJ Hampton and wife. Los Angeles;
Mrs VIM Beatty and child, ) +.
The stock Goard
san FRANcIsco, Nov. 2.-Best and
Beleher, 1916; Chollar, 2.i5; Consol-
dated Virginia, so; Crown Point, =,
Eureka Consolidated. Abs; Gould 4
Curry, 1856; Hale & Norcross, 2.05;
Mexican, 3l5; Northern Belle, 4.25;
Ophir, 5.G24; Potosi, s5; Savage. IS;
Sierra Nevada, $50; Union 800; Vel
low jacket. 335.
wheat and Harley Market.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l.--Wheat,
strong, but slow; seller, Sl.7l8@l.73s.
Barley, firm, but slow, seller. $l.05;
seller season, SLOPE; buyer. Sl0Sl@
| 0S2, buyer, season, $l.l5l@Sl .l53
Another yellow Fever Victim.
SAN FRANusco, Nov. John Muir.
ply, Of New York, cabin passenger and
one Of the yellow fever patients ON the
Panama steamer San Bias, died to-day.
The deceased was a perfect stranger
here. lie is said to be POSSESSED of large
property East.
Prizes for silk Culture.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. AT the meet
ing of sericulturists this evening. prizes
for the best cocoons raised in California
were awarded MS follows: First, jointly,
to Mrs. Louise Rienza and II. w. Martz,
OF San Jose; second, Mrs. C. Il. Babb,
San Jose; third, Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens,
San jose; fourth, Mrs. VIM. Gwynn,
Sacramento; fifth, Miss Sarah Healdt
Trotting mt the hay District Park
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.--The race be-
tween Nellie Burns and Laura M. to-
day, at the Bay District Park, for $500,
best three in five, in harness, was won
by Nellie Burns, she taking the first,
third and lifth heats.
Gray Convicted ON One Charge.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 2.-John s.
GRAY, ex.Secretary OF the Harbor Com
mission, was convicted this evening on
one charge, the embezzlement Of $1,000.
The Jury was out seven minutes.
sporting Notes.
SAN FRANcisco, Nov. 2. - A heel
aud toe walking match between Dan
O'Loary aDd an unknown, supposed to
be Hart tcolored mani and two unknowns
of the Paci6c Coast, for $1,000, has
been arranged to take place in this city.
Hall the amount was put up tonight at
the office of the Pacific Life. The date
Of the match is not yet liked.
The receipts of the Muldoon.W histler
wrestling match last evening were S2.-
400. The stakes were $1,000. After
deduoting expenses, Sl.S95 were this
morning paid over to each OF the two
wrestlers. 1t is expected that another
match between them will take place
as soon as Whistler's broken shoulder
bone is healed.
Meeting OF thc w. &. II. u.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.--Mrs. Lea
witt, the famous Temperance lecturer.
at present in this city attended the meet
ing of the Women's Christian Temper
auco Union this afternoon, to take into
consideration the formation OF a Young
Woman's Christian Home. A commit
tee was appointed to look into the mat
ter and devise plans, after which another
meeting will be held.
Tunnei Completed.
SHASTA, Cal, Nov. 2.--Tunnel No. !,
on the California 4 Oregon Railroad, is
completed and trains are now running
| through it. The distance from Redding
is fourteen miles.
Investigating the Smuggling of
Cinnamon.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2.-Maior Wasson
has arrived at Port Townsend, w. T.,
from Washington with special instruc-
tions from the Treasury Department to
investigate and report upon tue sur
repiitious landing of Chinese. lie is
actively engaged in ascertaining the true
facts and will give an unbiased report.
Judgment for the &. +. II. II.
SAN JOSE, Nov. 2.-In the $50, 600 suit
of County Treasurer p fister VS.. the
Central Pacific Railroad, judgment was
to-day given by Judge Spencer in favor
of defendant for costs on pleadiags had
and filed on two demurrers, which had
been sustained by the Court. Plaintiff
declined to further amend his pleadings,
but will probably appeal to the Supreme
| Court.