Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

A German girl, in our New To-Day,
advertises for situation.
Snow white Eastern Goldfish at II.
Jevne's, 3S North Spring street.
Since the flood all the people are
using the Elite Bouquet Perfume.
For best roasted coffees and fine teas,
60 to II. Jevne. 3s North Spring strest.
To-day between 8 and 4 oclock ladies'
l6-eyelet thread gloves 10 cts. per pair.
Peoples Store.
In our New To-Day a frat class
saloon, doing good business, is adver.
tised for sale.
Don't fail to call aud examine our
Tappissier silks; none equal to them.
City of Paris.
To-day between 10 and IL O'Clock,
checked glass towels SO cts. per dosen.
Peoples Store.
White Rose patent -four, the best on
the coast, to be had at H. Jevne's, 3S
North Spring street.
Mr.. Henry Dinkelspiel, of Dinkelspisl
Brothers, San Francisco, is visiting
friends in Los Angeles.
The Health Officer was instructed by
the Council, yesterday, to strictly en-.
force the health ordinance.
Councilman Teed is contemplating
trip to London, England, to be begun
within the next two weeks.
To-day ladies' l6-eyelet thread gloves
10 cts. per pair, between 8 and O'Clock.
Peoples Store.
Col. aud Mrs. r. s. Baker arrived
home OH Saturday night from q two
months visit TO San Francisco.
World-renowned Tappissier silks, war
ranted not to cut or grease, at astonish-
ingy low prices. City of Paris.
Fresh lot Of Dupee ham and bacon,
canvassed or uncanvassed, arrived at Il.
Jevne's, 3S North Spring street.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss, reports a rainfall Of
80 inches during the 10Th and 30th.
Total for the season 3l.70 inches.
Mr.. George Sharp, General Travelling
Agent, for the West Shore, favored the
HERALD office with call yesterday.
Thermometerfor the twenty-four hous
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
59.5 degrees; minimum. $50 degrees.
I Srhe contract for sprinkling the streets
was awarded by the Council, yesterday,
to Messrs. Jones 4 Pike. at 81 per cart
per day.
Apollinaris, Bethesda, German Seltzer
and Hunyadi Janos Budai mineral waters
At J. Woollacotts. 20 and % North
Spring street.
The Beardsley Water Company yestsr.
day fled articles with the County Clerk
increasing the capital stock Of their
company from 81. 250 to SO, 900.
A man named Colgrove was yesterday
examined by Doctors Harmon and Coch.
rane before Judge Smith and pronounced
inssne He will go to the asylum TO-
day.
To-day we shall sell between the houn
Of 3 and 4, ladies' l6-eylet thread gloves
10 cts. per pair. Peoples Store.
A most delicious aud nutritious cooked
food ready for immediate use, and Of in
calcuIable value to invalids and children.
is Granula. For sale by all grocers. H.
Jevne, agent.
Mr.. W. H. Mintzer, of Cotton, is in
town en- route to San Francisco on
business. Mr.. Mintzer never travels
for pleasure. There is always business
at the bottom Of his trips.
The HERALD acknowledges the re.
ceipt Of an invitation to the Teacher
Social, to be held by the teachers of Los
Angeles coun,y at Nadeau Hall Monday
evening. April 7th. at s o'clock.
The ball and banquet Of the Thirty
Fights Engine Company No. l. will take
place on Thursday evening, April 80,
at Armory Hall. The HERALD acknowl.
edges receipt Of complimentary tickets.
To-day We shall sell between the hours
Of 10 and IL, checked glass towels. Soc
per dozen. Peoples Store.
The Council yesterday authorized the
Committee on Fire and Water to lease
the old gas house on Sonora street, op.
posite the Pico House, for an engine
house for the Thirty-Eights Engine
Company.
The nag Of British vice-C Consul Morti-
msr has been at half-mast for the past
two days in respect to the memory Of
the Duke Of Albany, Queen victoria's
youngest son, who died suddenly at
Cannes. France. last Friday.
Miss Lydia s. Harris. the well known
pianist, will give a piano concert for the
benefit of the Womsn's Christian TEN.
perance Union, at the First Presbyterian
Church, Friday evening. April 4th, 1884,
with terms Of admission at 50 cents
each.
Mr.. J. c. Bright, Of the famous cheap
store, reserves . double space on our
fret page for the announc, ment of a.
tonishing bargains in Spring goods,
large consignments of which he is now
receiving. Look out for his advertise
ment.
To-day checked glass towels so cts
per dozen. between 10 and IL O'Clock.
Peoples Store.
The attention Of our lady readers is
directed to the advertisement of Mrs.
Emma Warren, who has opened milli-
merry store at No. II North Main street.
Her spring stock, which she is now re-.
ceiving, is superb and embraces all the
latest Parisian styles.
The only train is the nirfs O'Clock
train, that you can depend upon, to
attend the auction sale of John G. Bell,
at San Gabriel, Of the fine orange grove
to-day, Tuesday. at three o'clock.
Free carriages will meet you at this
train to take you direct to the grounds.
The advertisement of @. T. stamm,
bother aud Wholesale dealer in Milwau-
kee lager beer from the celebrated Philip
Best Brewing Company, will be found
elsewhere ia this mornings HERALD.
This beer is pronounced by judges to be
one Of the Best brands of lager beer
manufactured, and 10 be entirely free
from deleterious compounds. Families
and the trade supplied onshort notice.
Free carriagss-to any and all custo-
msrs only who wish to purchase tho ele-
CANT orange grove at Ban Gabriel. They
will start at IL O'Clock this morn
Ing from the fountain in front of the
auctioneer's Office, John c. Bell, Temple
Block, over the County Bank. Carriages
will also call at the Pasadena Hotel,
PARTIES are requested to call at the Office
OF the aucticneer and register TO secure
scat. Sale takes place at three
O'Clock, on the premises. IN the affair