Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-25

The popular rssort-ths Rink. If
See advertisement of ''Stray Mare"
Mr.. ]. De Barth shorb was in the city
yesterday.
Jssss Moore 4 Co.'S fine whiskies at
Woollacotts.
Don't fail to call at the New York
Clothing House.
A woman, under New To- Day, advsr-
tisss for situation.
Bee advertisement of rooms and board
under New To-D Day.
The government register gathered .O6
inches Of rain on Sunday.
Five cents Fruit Of Loom muslin TO-
morrow. Peoples Store.
Hon. C. N. FELTON, is paying bust.
ness visit to Los Angeles.
Fifteen cents pair for pure silk
gloves. tomorrow. Peoples Store.
G. Prayers sl.s0 psroals shirts at rs
csnts. New York Clothing House.
In our New To-Day handsomely
furnished house Il advertised for rent.
Silk gloves l5c., between three and
four O'Clock tomorrow. Peoples Store.
We invite everybody to examine our
eoods and prices. Now York Clothing
HOUSE.
Elite Bouquet Perfume once tried be-
comes standing favorits, delicate but
everlasting. march 23-1w
New York Clothing House has pur.
chased G. Pagers stock at fifty cents on
the dollar.
Pecks Premium Perfumes once tried
soon take the lead. where quality is
appreciated. march 23-lw
Fruit Of loom muslin So. . yard, be.
tween 10 and II o'clock tomorrow.
Peoples Store.
Remember that No. l34 North Main
street New York Clothing House, for
merly c. Prayer.
Ex-Governor Merrill returned yester-
day from San Diego and went to Pasa-
dena in the afternoon.
Clothing and furnishing goods ct fifty
cents on the dollar ct the New York
Clothing House. formerly c. Prayer.
owmorning between the hours
Of 10 and II only we shall sell Fruit Of
Loom Muslin at rents yard. Peo-
pies Store.
The fellow Coulter who struck two
frail sisters, Gussie Wilson and Mamie
Reagan, over the hesd with . revolver il
still at large.
New York Clothing House, lS4 North
Main street, formerly C. Prayer.
Billy Madesan. who suffered dislo-
cation Of the shoulder few days ago, i
on the street again and will soon BE- =
good - new.
Prof. J. w. Rsdway will lecture this
evening at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association On the '.Ac-
ton ofthe SUM-"
Secure bargains at the New York
Clothing House. formerly C. Prsgss.
Tomorrow between tho hours Of
and o'clock only We will sell 2-button
black pure silk gloves at ID cents pair.
Peoples Store.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss reports the rainfall
since the lsst report ct 20 for the 18th
and 23d instants, making over thirty in
ches for the season.
New York Clothing House. l34 North
Main street. formerly c. Prayer.
Hon. J. w. satterwhite. of Ban Ber-
nardino, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Batterwhite IL in very poor health
and hss gone TO the Sierra Madre Villa
to recruit.
Mr.. L. Jillson, agent Of Wells, Fargo
1 Co. st Phoenix, Arizona, is at the Pico
House. He came here to get rid Of .
dreadful attack Of Rheumatism. He can
BE- found at the Pico House.
New York Clothing House, 1s4 North
Main street, formerly Chas. Prayer.
Work has been begun on the founda-
tions Of the great Raymond Hotel u
South Pasadena, and . long procession
Of tsams is daily employed m hauling
sand. lime, rock and lumber.
Nick CovArrubiAs. on Sunday, learned
by telephone Of the accident to the Pico
House stage, and drove to town from the
Sierra Madre Villa, where he was at the
tine. in 6fty minutes. distance Of four
teen niles.
Mr.. J. q. Kingsbury, editor Of the
Indiana Farmer, Of Indianapolis, has
made flying visit to Los Angeles and
leaves for home to-day Mr.. Kingsbury
will write series Of articles ON Califor-
mia for his widely circulated journal.
A horse belonging to the Also avenue
and Boyle Heights line Of street cars,
while changing attachments ct the
broken Aliso street bridge yesterday,
fell from . treacherous plank from
the bridge iuto some stones below and
ives instantly killed.
The dissolution sale ct Barker L Al
lens will close about the first Of April.
and persons desiring to purchase furni-
tsre, carpets, and elegant household
goods at bargain, should call on this
irm immediately and take advantage OF
the low prices. lw-m22
The w. C. T. U. will hold Mas
Convention at the rooms Of the Y. n.
G. A., in Los Angeles, ON Wednesday,
April 9th at 10 4. NJ, continuing two
days. The call il signed by Miss w. N.
Hathaway, president. and Miss Alios
Miller, secretary.
Mr.. H. w. Lake who has been visit.
ing his daughters in Los Angeles, will
return to Daggstt to-day. he IL engaged
| In business at Daggett and also in the
Lava Beds, where he has been very suc
cessful. Like > good patriot he readl
the HRRALD every day except whom the
railroad is washed out.
New potatoes Of the growth Of 1884
were brought into market Saturday
from the frostless husband mesa Of Ca.
husnga township. This tuber in New
| York, at the present time, would bring
| Is csnts per pound. instead Of 4 cent. in
Los Angeles. That Is the difference be-
tween the east and west.
ktWhils two men were playing cards
last night on the corner Of First and
Los Angeles streets. . dispute arose
about the game when one Of the parties
sIsssd the money on the table and hed.
| The loser, Mr.. D. Davis, then pulled q
gun on the barkespsr to make him pay
up for the thief, hence the arrest.
The steamship San Bias. on her last
trip 10 Panama, took 70,S40 gallons oi