Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-25

The Knights Templar will attend di-
vine service to-day at st. Paul's church
at4P. M.
The market is pretty well supplied al
ready with new barley hay. 1t is of fine
quality and well cured.
The s. P. Co. sent out eight cars Of
oranges on Friday and will send out
about twenty-five cars tonight.
From the top Of the hill the fields
along the Cahusnga Pass are seen yell
low already where the hay crop has
been cut.
The remains Of Jedediah Norman,
aged AZ, of St. Paul, who died here,
were shipped yesterday to his late home
for interment
People from all parts of the State re-
port the hotels in every town full of
Eastern tourists. Houses everywhere
are full and the landlords are happy.
The Prohibition Convention met yes
terday. Details are delayed in the
HERALD on account Of SO much local
news coming in. They will be given on
Monday.
The wheat crop all over the State is
in splendid condition. The San joaquin
has never had so fine an appearance in
its history. The State crop will be
rs. 900. 900 bushels.
An Easter praise service will be held
at the railroad chapel, corner Railroad
and Chavez streets, by the Sabbath
school at 7 80 o'clock P. NJ. The public
is cordially invited.
On and after tomorrow morning the
Southern Pacific Company restore freight
rates to and from all points to one.half
the schedule tariff prevailing before the
war was inaugurated.
| Mr.. T. P. Lukens, the interchangeable
real estate rustler, who has dual life
between Long Beach and Pasadena, was
in the city yesterday. He is booming
both of these beautiful settlements.
The Southern Pacific rates East are:
To the river frst-class unlimited $50.
limited $50, third-class $50. To Chi
cago all rates are $3.50 more than the
above. There are no rebates any more.
| An Easter concert viii be given this
evening at the Fort-street M. e. church.
Some of the finest voices in the city will
| take part in the exercises. 1t is safe to
say that the church will be crowded.
Dan Kevane is home again. He canght
Rose Williams at Victoria, not as wired
at Portland. She now languishes in the
county Jail and will skip no more by the
| light of the moon, but is out of the fry
ing pan into the IRE.
Recognized Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter Day Saints; Preaching on
Sunday, April 25th at ii 4. NJ. in
Knights of Pythias hall, "a South Spring
street. Subject; These Signs Shall
Follow Them That Believe"
One Of the prettiest things in the way
of tree in large grounds is gum tree,
cut off at the surface Of the ground and
let shoot up in half hundred branches.
| Do not trim them out, but let the whole
thing take care Of itself. Try it.
The election in the Third Ward yes
terday resulted in the return Of Mr..
Chas. r. johnson to the Council with a
vote of pa. Major Toler got 81 votes,
making 1888 votes cast in all. The city's
interests are safe in Mr.. Johnson's hands.
All persons. and that should mean all
property holders in the business portion
Of the city, are expected to meet at
Justice Ranney's court room tomorrow
evening at half-past seven o clock, to
| take steps to insure the speedy opening
Of Chavez street to the river.
In the Demousset case the neither OF
the girl testified yesterday morning.
Counsel for defendant moved to dismiss
and spent the afternoon arguing the
question. The motion was denied.
Demousset was remanded to the sheriff,
and the case continued until tomorrow
at 10 a. NJ.
| At no period in the history of Los
Angeles has there been SO much build
ing in progress as there is to-day. When
one considers that it is early spring this
| is the more remarkable, as the late sum-
mer months are the time when q great
many houses are put up.
Don't fail to attend the sale of furni-
ture and household goods tomorrow,
Monday, morning, April Goth, at 10
O'clock sharp. There will be offered
bedroom suits, fine crockery and glass.
tware, and many other valuable articles.
Sale positive. Noyes & Dennis, auction
GERS. See advertisement elsewhere
A new benevolent enterprise is about
being opened under the auspices of the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union. a night school for the working
boys Of the city. The building to be
used is No "a San Pedro street. The
school will be opened May LIST. 1t is
hoped that the public will take an active
interest in this and visit the school.
Donations and help can be sent to the
teacher at the school or to No. 1874
South Hill street.
DIR. G. J. Sketcnley, the interchangeable
traveller and importer of ostriches from
South Africa. will accept the thanks Of
the editor of the HERALD for the present
of beautiful cane, made by the natives
Of South Africa fIom the historic Asse-
gal wood, and ornamented with woven
wire work at the hilt. II will be re-
membered that the Prince Imperial Of
France was killed in that country by a
thrust from an Assegai spear The
wood is fine grained, hard and strong,
and takes fine polish like lockwood.
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