Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-21

Mr.. Phillips. who was arrested for
shooting man in the neck at San Pedro,
on Tuesday night, was yesterday brought
to the city by Constable beavers, and
released on giving bail in the sum Of
$500. The man shot was tailor, named
Frank, and was not seriously injured.
Frank it is said was trying to whip the
town. aud sgot it In the neck. f"
For Ladies', onlyl Don't forget TO SO
cure these wonderful bargains in REM
nants of dress goods, silks, etc., at your
own price. City of Paris.
The advertisement of the Los Angeles
Storage, Commission and Lumber Com
pany, located at the old Santa Monica
depot, appears in tine HERALD this
morning, with Mr.. ii. Hitler President
and j. j. Woodworth Secretary. The
Company will deal at Wholesale and re-
tail in lumber, lime and building mate
rials Of all kinds at bottem prices.
One Of our vegetable, fruit and flower
raisers, who has been mentioned in the
HERALD as having profitable eleven
acre rancho just below the city limits,
which pays 81, 100 per annum, has pur-
chased a new and valuable horse. wagon
and harness as an indication Of his pros
perity on a small farm. Others are fol.
lowing in his footsteps.
They are going at lively rate, the
Remnants of the City of Paris. Prices
no object. Call without fail
The Santa Ana Herald reports the
following exports from the Santa Ana
station for the week ending Aug. l5,
Lemons, 54 boxes, $500 lbs.; eggs, 81
cases, 1927 lbs; grapes, ia boxes, 45l0
lbs.; poultry, 8 coops, 100 lbs.; wine, ii
pipes and 32 barrels, 80, 100 lbs. raisins,
| 49 boxes, ll76 lbs.; coal, car, 1900
lbs.; general merchandise, 2l 500 lbs.
Total, S9,S96.
Gov. Stoneman offers reward Of $500
for the arrest and conviction Of the party
or parties guilty of the murder of 2. W..
Bras, which occurred near the town of
Anaheim, Los Angeles county, on July
Goth last, He has also offered reward
Of $500 for the capture and conviction OF
the two masked men who murdered
Charles L. Hemstreet in the town OF
Princeton, Colusa county.
Admiral Banning and the commanders
Of the ships. barks. brigs. SO ehooners,
steamers and sloops at Wilmington and
San Pedro, will honor the visit of the
| first grand excursion to San Pedro and
Long Beach by display of bunting from
mainmast to skysail. The display will
be very fine in San Pedro harbor, and
can be plainly seen from Long Beach.
The occasion will be very notable.
Since the food all the people are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
The Coroner held an inquest at Pasa.
dena yesterday afternoon in the matter
of the decease Of Henry H. Riegle, who
died there on the 18th Of July. The
jury that was impaneled to investigate
the matter, after hearing great deal Of
testimony, found that the cause Of the
death was from natural causes. There
had been some suspicious that some
thing was wrong, but the evidence ad-
duced was not of character to sustain
such an idea.
William II. Vanderbilt is not the rich.
est man in the world; the Colony Of
Victoria has a man who is worth $780,
OOO, 900, and his wealth is rapidly in
creasing. This lucky man is Lord Ru-
perstood. By his fathers will he fell
heir to $500. 900 merino sheep, 800. 600
ca tic. and 5000. 600 acres Of freehold
lands, besides leasehold of crown lands
in England of equal area. By care aud
thrift he has doubled his inheritance,
making il considerably over 500, 900, 600.
His residence in Melbourne Is said to be
the most magnificent in the world. 1t
co S4. .0O0. 900.
Gentlemen: Please don't read this,
otherwise you will be called upon for all
your loose change by your wives. sisters,
daughters, mothers and aunts to secure
the wonderful bargains of Remnants,
which are being offered at any price by
the City Of Paris.
A Fresno lady who raises few chick
ems for family use has been missing her
young chickens from time to time, and
naturally attributed their disappearance
to cats, but was never able to catch the
felines. A few days ago. going to her
coops, she discovered q large toad-frog
hopping out. His body was SO greatly
dstended that she concluded to open him
and see what he had last been eating,
when 10. snugly tucked away in his ca
pacious stomach was the dead remains
Of one Of her young chickens. As
seven out of q brood Of niue had dis
appeared in less days, the conclusion
she arrived at was ths& they had hoped
of with Mr.. Frog. Visati Delta.
Mr.. ]. b. Osborne, the well-known
mine owner and reducer Of ores. arrived
in the city yesterday TO get little fresh
air. Mr.. Osborne has erected reduction
works at Olkland for the benefit Of hav.
ing cheap coal, and is now reducing ores
OF various kinds from the mines that he
owns in this part Of the State. 1t is TO
be hoped he will erect similar works in
Los Angeles and use petroleum as fuel.
Mr.. H. L. Drew, Of San Bernardino, Is a
joiut owner with Mr.. Osborne in some Of
the richest copper mines in the country,
that will soon be pouring wealth into the
lap OF Los Angeles. Mr.. o. is weary Of
the desert air and will take fresh
| breath OF sea air ut Santa Monica.
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