Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Local. News Notes

There is to be a grand wedding between
now and next Monday. Parties named
hereafter.
The east express was one hour late
yesterday; and the west-bound express nine
hours late.
The Hon. L. j. Rose will deliver the open
ing address at the Pavilion. on Tuesday
evening next.
A saddle and bride were picked up yes
terday at noon by officer Tyler at the corner
Of Fourth and Spring streets.
D. Mahlstedt has started for Chicago with
several car loads OF his excellent wine and
Will return laden with plenty Of double
eagles.
\. A lot 90 feet 'front.' on D street In San Die
60, has been purchased by J. d. Hanbury for
~. 900. on which he Is to erect an opera
house.
The Secretary of the Sixth District Fair
urges exhibitors to have their displays in
place as early as Monday evening. to be
ready for the large attendance sure to be
present on opening night.
Hamlet r. Brown has not left town after
his troubles In the matrimonial line, as was
reported, but cultivates seclusion owing to
those h0rrid reporters. He says that he has
received challenge to fight from Mr..
Burke and don't wish to receive any more.
Conductor Sam. A. Tuttle and Conductor
J. U. Henry have been making a pleasure
trip to the fine trout brooks of Santa Bar
bara and to the Channel Islands. They
had royal time and returned in excellent
sririts.
L. II. Titus has commenced suit in the Su-
perior Court against the executor OF the will
of the late Don Msteo Keller, to quiet title
te lot OF the property recently purchased
from Messrs. Wicks & Mills by the city for q
city hall site.
On Friday evening, the 18th instant. Stan.
ton Post. G. A. R., of this city. will hold an
open meeting, at which time Captain F.
Jordan will deliver an interesting address
9. "rhe Flag Of the United States and Some
Other National Flags"
Captain J. F. Walker was thrown out OF
his buggy on Spring. near the corner of
First street, yesterday afternoon, by col
llstOn with runaway farm wagon. He
suite red severe shaking and received q
few bruises.
"A young man in San Bernardino county
named Potato has just married. OF course
he was mashed "-Erpress. And she of
course was mashed, too, SO that they start
in life with two mashed Potatoes, which
should not change to "sour mash"
One hundred dollars, the balance of the
contributions made to the unfortunate Kipp
family. after the murder of J. B. Kipp by
Baynttn, has been placed to Nellie Kipp's
credit 81 bank The young lady will soon
bc recovered from her fearful experience.
MI. Arthur Bray, the handsome deputy
Recorder. held his head higher than king
yesterday. His. cara sposa had presented
him with hne boy baby. There were al
ready two daughters to the house, and now
the son and heir is a most welcome visitor.
Congratulations are In order.
The first of the series of Unitarian Thurs
days viii be held at Opera Hall this even
ing at,e o'clock. II will consist of music.
Refreshments and dancing. These socials
have been very popular dur ing the past few
years. and the new series promises to equal
o. excel them in enjoy yment
Messrs. McLain & Lehman state that their
next attraction at the Opera House will be
Nick Long in the Private Secretary. >,
young MRS. Winthrop, and IA Victim Of
Circumstances" commencing October 18th.
Mr.. Long Will be remembered as the actor
who scored such success in the Private
Secretary, when IL was produced at the
Baldwin Theater for the first time.
In the Superior Court of Ventura county
on Tu esday morning. Oct. 9th, Joseph F.
Dye was arraigned on a charge OF murder
and entered plea OF not guilty The trial
was set for November 10th, and venire of
fifty jurors was ordered to issue, resurnable
at that time. District Attorney Orr and
Blsckstoek & Shepherd viii appear for the
prosecution, and Henry T. Gage and bick-
neil & White for the defendant.