Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-26

more especially IN the EaStefn Stntes,
they are able 10 masquerade under for
eign labels without detection. They G,
abroad, and after manipulation, return
in snowy packages and bearing preten-
tious names. 1t is preferable that they
go under their own merits everywhere,
and we trust the Viticultural Conven-
tion will use all its influence to accom-
plish so desirable result. 1t Is hatter-
ing to our pride that ours can pass for
good brands Of foreign wine even with
connoisseurs, but they never can reach
the highest degree Of excellence except
in their character. and under names that
plainly indicate their origin.
On The first Of February the day will
be announced on which the grand piano
retils will positively take place. 1t
should have taken place OH the 5th of
this month, but the necessary amount Of
ticket, had not been sold and the man
ayers were obliged to postpone it for a
few days. By the first Of February they
expect that all, or very nearly all, the
tickets will have been disposed OF, and
consequently they can fix the day with
out npy fears OF It's being postponed
sgain. All persons wishing to secure
tickets for the same will do well to call
at once at Edelman & Co.'S, No. ll6
Main street, or ut the store Of Mr.. j. d.
Guerrero opposite the Plaza. Do not
forget tina. grand ball will follow the
rattle. ja25.d
A very remarkable specimen OF the
beef-produc ng quality Of Los Angeles
county was shown yesterday at the meat
market Of Simon Maier, on Spring street,
near the HERALD office, who then re-
ceived from Mr.. II. &. Weston, of
Compton, calf that dressed l40 pounds
at only six weeks Of age, being perfect
specimen of fatness and solid muscle.
This animal was OF the Durham breed,
and very small at birth, and ona diet of
milk and alfalfa made growth of three
pounds of meat per day. Ex-District
Attorney +. B. Brown and other con-
noisseurs pronounced it ne plus ultra.
Cloaks aud dolmans are being slaught-
cred at the Capitol Store.
The San Bernardiao Iader contra
diets the report that the body of John
Richardson had been found in the
brush near Rincen, with his skull
crushed in, and states that the latest re-
port is, that the man Richardson once
murdered man in Iowa, and fed to
California to escape punishment, and
the men who worked for lin were
spies who had followed him from Iowa
to avenge their friend, and had hired
out to him for the sake Of killing him.
After accomplishing their mission they
fed to parts unknown.
Next Sunday morning Messrs. Grezes
h Guiel will open the Hotel Saint Ber-
nard restaurant in. the Bernard block,
Main aud First streets. The restaurant
has been fitted npin superior style, and,
with the well known skill of the pro-
prietors, who are both known to all old
Angelefos as masters in the culinary
art, it cannot help but become one of
the most popular restaurants in the city.
Mr.. Fred Guiol will have charge Of the
general management Of the Saint Ber-
nard, which is sufficient assurance that
patrons will receive the most courteous
attention.
Murder Murder is the cry--bow
cheap the silks and velvets are being sold
at the Capitol Store.
A case of sole trader" occurred yes
terday, in which George Baker observed
a man near the new depot enter house
and lay down his coat and vest. OBJ
serving that they were better than his
avn he peeled off his own corre-
-pordiag articles and exchanged them
Tor those Of She other man. and
went on his way rejoicing, till he
found an opportunity to steal Sl5
from another house, when his career was
cut short by the police, and he languishes
10 Jail without chance OF sole trading
in coats ard vests Of much value to
himself.
Mr.. C. W. Beach, one of the pioneers
Of Arizona, and for many years editor
and publisher Of the Arizona Miner. at
Prescott, is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Charlie is a thoroughbred in every way.
His last public service was in killing q
man named McAteer,. who turned him
self loose with dagger ip.e courtroom,
and commenced stabbing old and Young,
right and left, till he attacked Charlie,
when he got qnietus. Beach has now
become granger and quit the editorial
chair.
Bankrupt goods-must be sold within
the next 30 days-at the Capitol store.
We are indebted for complimentary
ickets to a dramatic entertainments to
be given at Turn verein Hall, on Sunday
evening, by Herr Otto Maehl, assisted
by Carl Schmeisser and others. The
piece selected is entitled "Stefen LANCER
aus Glcgan. order Der hollaendische
Kamin, drama in -four acts. To those
who understand the German language we
can safely promise pleasant evenings
Atwood drap d'Ete, any shade, so
inches, 4S cents, at the Capitol Store.
Governor Stoneman arrived yesterday
from Sacramento, stopped over in the
forenoon at the Cosmopolitan, and in the
afternoon won't over to Los Robles to ex-
anime some new lines Of highway that
are in contemplation across his fine
rancho for the accommodation Of the
rapidly increasing population of that
part OF the San Gabriel valley, He will
be in town for several days looking after
his vineyard and orchard. and taking
rest from the cares of state.
When the caee Of Col. T. s. Harris
was called in Justice Ling's Court, yes
terday, the complainant was sick, or on
q journey. Or had happened to think
that he had assaulted Harris and as
sisted in getting his pistol away from
him, instead of being assaulted by
Harris, and accordingly failed to appear.
1t is now Harr tsrn to arrest Phillips
for assault. The air is full of rumors to-
day Of prosecutions and counter prose-
cutions.
Ex-Governor Samuel Merrill. of Iowa.
and Hon. Delos Arnold, ex-member Of
Congress from the Marshalltown district,
Iowa, have purchased locations for
homesteads in DIR. o. H. Congar's orange
grove, on Orange Grove avenue, at Pasa-
dena, and will erect commodious resi-
dences thereon. These gentlemen are
persons of wealth and great enterprise,
and will be q valuable addition to the
business industries Of the country.
Bankrupt stock of the Capitol Store is
doing q big business. Go early and
sacura haruaina