Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-27

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The electrict lights are now put out
about IL o'clock midnight, and the poor
old moon, that is getting walked up
slowly. is unable to let her light shine,
and the city remains in darkness, while
the fauitfnders go about the street. The
lights should not be put out at all when
the sky is not clear.
| The police yesterday arrested three
parties for leaving unhitched teams in
the street. That means SIS donation to
the city The men who leave teams
unhitched appear to be determined
to pay for the entire support of the City
Government. and the taxpayers do not
object.
Owing to the Illness of the Directors,
the Liederkranz Society has not had
rehearsal, other than informal, for five
weeks past, until last evening, when
very successful one was had, including
selections already practiced. Some new
part songs will be rendered at the next
meeting.
Richard Adams, 10 years of age, had
the misfortune to lose his life q few days
since near San Dieguito, San Diego
county, by being thrown from his horse,
and O following wagon running over his
body killed him instantly. The obse-
quies took place the following day, and
we're well attended by friends Of the un-
fortunate deceased.
At the wharf Of the San Pedro Lum-
Der Company, the following vessels are
moored. The schooners Halcyon, Gen.
P. Banning, Norway and Charlie Han
sen. The brig Orient, the brig Josephine
s. P. r. r. Co. s wharf In the offing
are the barque Whistler and the ship
Alaska.
Jose Antonio Aguirre, formerly of this
city, bat lately Of National City, arrived
in Los Angeles on Wednesday, aud re-
turns home to-day. Don Miguel Aguirre
of San Jacinto, is also visiting in San
Diego on account of the sickness of one
of his children. Martin, the other
brother, will leave for a visit to his
family at San Diego, tomorrow or next
day.
The crop of apricots, peaches and
nectarines in Santa Barbara county
\. ,l, .,.al fo;,nuo Tha
Santa Barbara cannery, which last year
put u e'ghty-hve IONS Oh run, VIII .iiis
year pue up aoo"e i've sohs, u one
which appears to be a very vulgar frac-
ton. We trust that the numerator Of
that traction VIII De increased next
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Messrs. oohh wilson anu . Du ruy
Co., who now occupy the old wooden
building adjoining Confidence Engine
CIR or;. atraat i,ano
built structure with orieR 'front.', aa-
joining me paroch'ai residence on the
north, whither they VIII remove IN .
brick building in place of the wooden
building which they now occupy.
In the report of the cost of the addi-
ton to st. vincent's College, the items
given were onlv for the amount paid the
different contractors. The full amount
for all the work nerformed will amount
10 s20 f,Df, as we are informed bv Father
R;char,lson This ed;tice will he n nrom-
;nant ornament te The eitv. while the
school il one az the best in the State. It
has annie means of sunnort and an able
lcorns II teachers
| An Italian named .Toupe Knoochi.
who died Mt the Sisters HospitaI on
Wednesday,. was buried Yesterday by
the Italian Benevolent Society. It is
sa;d that plenro.pneumonia was the
cause of his death. This disease usually
appears IN Los Angeles IN winter, put
sn,s ysa - 80 e 20 IN ,ss t;naa IA
hurt some Of cur citizens badly. Prompt
action must be taken by the patient on
the hrst appearance OF the a'sease.
A second ship and rail excursion to
Santa Catalina Island is announced,
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD, to
take place Sunday, August 9th. The
train will leave Los Angeles at $3.50 A.
NJ, and on arriving at Wilmington the
excursionists will take the stauneh and
popular steamer A''iei'a, a; M a. io'na,
taken from Los Angeles and we advise