The herald., 1893-06-17
RRDoNDo.
Shipping, Arrivals and Depart ures.
News Mattsrs.

Shipping, Arrivals and Depart ures.
News Matters.
REDoNDo BEACH, June 16.--The steam
ship Santa Ross, Captain Alexs nder,
from San Diego, was berthed alongside
Rsdondo wharf before o'clock this
morning. The Santa Rosa and Corona
are understood to remain at this port
until the arrival OF the Santa Fe train,
which leaves Los Angeles at 10 O'Clock
q. M. The Santa Rosa got away for the
north today at IL o'clock, taking out 10
tons miscellaneous freight and 20 pas
sengers for San Francisco.
The schooner Haloyon, Captain Rice,
came in this morning from Newport
light and dropped anchor out in the
stream at 10 O'Clock. Capt. Rice is
summoned here at this time as O wit
ness in the trial of Petersnn--one of the
San Pedro Union sailors that boarded
his vessel at midnight with the design
of stampeding the Halcyon's non-union
crew, which occurred at the time of his
last trip to Redondo.
Price and Ballou came in this morn
ing with a large catch of Jewish, rock
bass and halibut; 1880 pounds were ex-
pressed to Los Angeles.
Several new boats are being added to
the fishing fleet this season.
Advices by wire announce the steam
ship Corona due Sunday morning, June
Is, with ITO tons of merchandise and
heavy passenger list for Redondo.
Capt. Mcdonnell has his yacht Puri-
tan in fine trim and will tomorrow take
Lieutenant Collins and party for
short fishing cruise. a.
Mr.. P. Levereau, who was among the
heavy losers by the late fire, has COM
menced the erection OF new billiard
hall on the old site. The new building
is considerably larger than the old one.
The hall on the first floor is "a by go
feet. Mr.. Levereau expects to be open
in his new place by July l.
Attorney Schmidt, of Los Angeles, is
spending few days in Redondo, the
guest OF Fred Schafer, OF the Casino res
taurant.
Mr.. s. B. Hall, the wide-awake news
agent of Redondo Beach, continues to
exult over bis wonderful boy (aged one
month";, and has given him names for
his friends Trudel & Mullen, Albert
Jay Hall.
Messrs. Lorenzo Ward and D. s.
Packard OF Ventura are in Redondo,
the guests of Mrs. S. B. Hall. These
gentlemen came by the bicycle line,
making the run in IL hours. They
think this good record and are anxious
to try conclusions with some of our
local experts.
A party of 6 dozen guests at the Re-
dondo yesterday made trip to Paea-
dena. and thence by tally-ho coach on
visit to the Baldwin ranch. Mr.. E.
II. Morton, who held the ribbons over
the high steppers, reports a glorious
time all round. The members OF the
party we're: Mr.. e. III. Morton OF Chi
cago, Mics Buford of Kentucky, Miss
Tufts and Miss Dewey OF Los Angeles,
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kelly OF San Jose,
Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith OF San
Francisco, Miss Mcdonald of Milwau-
kee, Mr.. Jewett of San Francisco, Mr..
Callenden of Boston, Mr.. Collins OF
New YORK.
Mrs. Hampson Hernus, OF English
birth, but for many years residing in
Australia, is the guest of the Rev. Mr..
Blanchard, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Redondo. Mrs. Her
nus has been mission preacher for
many years and commenced last even
ing to hold series OF meetings at the
Methodist church. People of all de-
nominations are cordially invited to
hear her.
This mornings arrivals at the Hotel
gsaSRa9 Es5f sisn VIII ns5p p pa Rsxstt d6 MFS
Sheldon Borden, L. Schmidt, Los An
geles; M. 7. Cluster. steamer Lakiue
DR.. and Mrs I. S. Crime, Miss Loughey,
Pasadena.