Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-18

Thermometer for the twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
$50 degrees; minimum, 40 degrees.
The Supreme Court finished up the
business for the Los Angeles term yes
terday and adjourned for the session.
E. 8. O'Dell, OF Los Angeles, is pas
senger from the East by the Pacific Ex-
press, due in this city at 1920 P. NJ. to-
day.
Col. H. H. Markham, of Pasadena,
was in the city yesterday attending to
the business of the King Mining Com
pany.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will address the
ladies' of Los Angeles this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the First Congregational
Church.
Of course we'll go to hear Rev. ]. w.
Ellis speak at the Prohibition Club
meeting at Armory Hall at 1880 this
evening.
To-day, between the hours Of o and 12
o'clock, boys cashmere suits S2.95; reg
ular price $500; Revolution Sale, Peo-
pies Store.
The Ojai Valley. in Ventura county,
boasts Of q rainfall Of 63 inches. That
is better than nothing by little more
than five feet.
Major Murnane, of San Fernando,
arrived in the city last night on busi-
ness trip. He reports the crops good and
everybody happy.
To-day, between the hours Of 8 and IL
o'clock, turkey red table damask 35c q
yard; regular price 60c; Revolution Sale,
Peoples Store.
The Central Republican Club held
business meeting last night at Arcadia
Hall, and were addressed by Judge
Charles Fernald, Of Santa Barbara.
There were filed for record in. the
County Recorders Office yesterday twen-
ty-two deeds, twelve mortgages, six sat
isfactions of mortgages, three marriage
licenses and eight miscellaneous papers.
To-day, between the hours Of and l2
o'clock heavy checked French ginghams
l0c; regular price l5c, Revolution Sale,
Peoples Store.
All who wish to enjoy pleasant eve
ming should 70 to see the Los Angeles
Opera and Dramatic Company in the Pi-
rates Of PenzAnce at Turnverein Hall to.
night, for the benefit of the Orphans
| Home.
l
Marriage licenses issued to A. Ar
guelIo and Encarnacion Colima, f. W.
Packard and Nettie l.. Stetson and Sher-
man Powell and Rose Hartwell, were
filed for record in the County Record.
er's office Yesterday.
This evening. between the hours of 7
and s o'clock, gents full.fnished, silk
clocked, colored half-hose l5c pair;
Revolution Sale, Peoples Store.
The American ship Belvedere arrived
yesterday with 1000 tons Of We'll
lington coal, from Departure Bay, con-
signed to the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company and Walter s. Maxwell, the
wholesale coal dealer.
The new Acadamy of Music is being
ornamented with stucco Of silver-gray
color, on each side Of the main entrance,
| while the center is finished in red brick
in antique style, making q very striking
and noticeable effect
To-day, between the hours of l and
o'clock, black Moire silks 45c yard;
regular price sl.00; Revolution Sale,
Peoples Store.
The reported sale Of Sunny Slope. ex-
cept the live stock and the winery, dis.
tillery and stock Of wines and brandies,
ispremature. Some negotiations have
been entered into, but no sale has taken
place at the present time.
The card Of Messrs. Summerland h
Plevins, loan, real estate, mining and
insurance agents, appears in our New
To-Day. This firm have had large ex-
perience in business, and will attend to
all matters entrusted to them to the best
interests of patrons.
| To-day, between the hours Of and 6
o'clock, checked summer silks, all
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Revolution Sale, Peoples Store.
| Governor Stoneman has re-appointed
Mr.. A. C. Holmes Notary Public for
this city. Mr.. Holmes has held the
office of Notary for the past twelve
years, and this prompt re-appomiment
is an excellent tribute to the capability
and worth of the recipient.
The funeral services of Mr.. Clinton
Schieffelin, of East Los Angeles, were
yesterday attended by large delega-
ton of the ]. o. o. +. of the city and nu-
merous friends Of the deceased The
services were conducted by Rev. J. w.
Ellis Of the First Presbyterian Church.
There are in this city many objects Of
interest to visitors who have never been
here before, but to those who come here
after an interval OF few years the
change in our growth and progress is
really marvellous. They note the de.
velopment in every branch Of industry.
and especially do they notice the Prcific
Restaurant, opposite the Postoffice, and
universally pronounce It perfect model
of an eating house. a9-lm
The death Of ex-senator Thomas Fow-
lsr, at the Palace Hotel yesterday, will
be q surprise and grief to his numer.
Gus friends in this State. Tom was
true-hearted, noble-miuded and gener-
Gus man, who had done much for the
development of the mining Industries Of
California. Daring the later years of
his life he had devoted much time and
capital to mining, and road-making to
the mines OF Kern county.
The advertisement of the California
Truck Company (incorporated) will be
found elsewhere in this mornings HER.
AID. This company is provided with
complete appliances for the delivery of
freight and merchandise and the removal
Of safes, pianos and furniture, etc., aud an
experienced corps Of assistants, who will
handle all goods entrusted to them with
care. Persons having goods to remove
or be shipped will find the company
prompt and reliable.
A dangerous runaway occurred yester.
day morning near Sepulveda station
when team of horses were frightened
by train Of cars and dashed off at a
mad galloping pace. Mr. August En-
lers, who was driving the team, was
thrown out and very severely bruised,
but fortunately no lzones were broken.
Other accidents have happened, and
Will happen again, sicngsIde the track Of
the road to the Five Mile Houso. ID
there no place ts make road In thsss
| localities except alonguide . Ailroady