Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18


races, July 2d and Wednesday
with q five-eighths OF mile dash for
two-year-olds, and another race to be an
nounced hereafter. Fridays blank is
filled with grand sweepstake free for
all. dash of one mile aud q half, and
trotting race, mile heats, two in three,
for two-year-olds. They also announce
that, by consent Of ali interested, the
mare Kate Bender is not barred from the
2:45 trotting race. With these additions
to the programme the July meeting can
not but prove one of the mos. interest
ing TO turfmen that has been held at the
Park for years.
Articles Of incorporation Of the "Iioli-
ness Church at Norwalk" were fled for
record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday. ''The purpose for which the
corporation Is formed Is the free and
voluntary worship Of Almighty God
and the spreading of Scriptual or Bible
rea ding over these lands" The names
OF the corporators are: Clarke Noting
ham, John Keir, II. A. Foster. =. d.
Newbill and l. NJ. Davee. who were
elected to act as the Board Of Trustees
for the first year. "The capital stock
of the corporation is the Word Of God
and His free Grace"
Rev. 7. w. Fleming, "the blind TEN.
perance orator Of Illinois, > is in our city
aud will deliver o temperance lecture
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Fort
Street NJ. 4. Church. lie will also
preach temperance sermon TO night in
the Trinity Nj. f. Church South. Spring
street, at 80 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend. Mr.. Fleming comes
to Us highly endorsed by leading church
and temperance authorities.
The wife of DR.. w. w. Ross, will
lcave the city to-day for trip to the
eastern part Of the country. She will
visit Kansas. and friends in Chicago.
Milwaukee. Boston, and probably the
old Pine Tree State. She has rowing
commission issued ly herself to 70
where she is mind to for the next five
months, and will probably go from Maine
to Mexico. Her host OF friends in Los
Angeles wish her joyous journey and
safe return.
Messrs. J. +. White 4 Co., the well
known real estate brokers, in our New
To-Day column, present nu unusually
attractive list Of desirable properties for
sale. They also offer for rem. house Of
thirteen rooms, with furniture. This
firm by strict attention to business and
the first-class character Of all properties
found on their list, have won high
reputation. Persons having property to
sell or those desiring to make purchases,
" i'll find 1t to their interest to call on the
Messrs. White & Co.
The funeral Of Mr.. T. J. Caystile will
be attended by the Ceur dc Lion Com.
mandery, Knights Templar, Pentalpha
Lodge No. 2O2, Los Angeles Lodge No.
AZ, and Chapter No. 81, +. & A. NJ, and
the A. o. U. w. The Masonic ritual
will be read by John d. Bicknell, ESQ.
The services will be held al No. is Rose
street, the former residence of the de-
ceased, after which the remains will be
uttered in the Masonic burial grounds
OH Fort Hill.
Ex-Supervisor Harmon and Mr.. A. C.
Yeary. Of Fl Monte, were in the city yes.
terday. They report that the overcast
sky is an advantage in haymaking. The
recent showers have not injured the
quality Of the hay at all, while the half
ciouded sky prevents sudden drying of
the stalk that would scorch and discolor
the hay. So far the quality OF the new
hay is very fine. and there Is plenty
of it.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
ment for the grand Either Concert to be
given by Professor +. Lautcrman at
Turnverein Hall Sunday evening, May
25th. He will be assisted by number
Of our best vocalists and instrumental!
performers. A capital programme has
been prepared, and as the Professor 10 .
most skillful performer on this sweet
but little used instrument, we have no
doubt large audience will be present.
A boat, to be used on the lake At
Bear Valley. was ordered this week.
The water supply there. not only dur
ing 1884. but. as shown to have been
in former years, exceeds all anticipa-
items. As heretofore stated, this bids |
fair TO be one Of tho best sources Of |
water supply in Southern California,
and the stock Of the company is steadily |
appreciating in value. Beraardino
Times.
In City Justice Morgan's Court yes
terday, John Ouiren, vsgrancy, was
fined $50 or thirty days in Jail. John
Tenant. drunk and disorderly, got $50 |
or twenty days. Jack brennan. stealing
buggy robe from +. Aock erblum, was
sentenced to seventy five days in Jail.
John Dowd, disturbing the peace, got
e75 or seventy-five days. Joe Miller,
same offence. $50 or thirty days.
We direct the attention Of our readers |
to the double column advertisement of |
Messrs. Allen 4 Thomson. importers and |
wholesale and retail dealers in furniture,
upholstered goods. carpets, curtains of |
every description. ETC., all of the latest |
designs. The stock is one of the largest |
and most varied to be found in the city.
Mr.. Allen specially invites all his old |
customers to call.
A part Of the Raymond excursion.sts
left yesterday for the Yosemite. Owing
to the limited means Of travelling from
MADEIRA to Yosemite only part of the
excursionists will go at time. The bal
ance Of the party will go this week in in
stalments. The distance which this ex-
cursion travels by rail is S5l9 miles, or
over one-third the distance round the
world.
There are few lots left in the Martin
tract which will be sold on the INSTALL |
ment plan-fifty dollars cash down and
ten dollars each month. These lots are
close to the city water-pipe and one
block from street-cars; ARE covered with |
grapevines fifteen years old; good
chance for cheap homes. See 4. f.
Rowan. ia North Spring street. Temple
Block.
Don J. J. Warner, started Yesterday |
for visit to his old home in Con
necticut. by the overland train. This Is |
quite different method Of travel from
that by which he came over the mount
aims and plains in 1881. He returns .
the age OF II to see what is left of the
I'D birth place at Lyme, in the land Of
wooden nulmegs.
There was heavy washout on the A.
T. 4 s. F. X. r. on Thursday, between
Dsming and Albuquerque, so that no
mail arrived yesterday or day before
from points east of Deming. The bridge
at the Needles fell away on Friday, 10
that mails by both routes are temporari-
ly arrested. 1t is expected that they
will be all right tomorrow.