Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15

Local Breyitles.

1ne LefOy-Duret troupe go To san
Jose after the fair
See very readable letter from Sacra-
mentO i'm to-days paper.
The benefit of Miss Carrie Lipsis
this evening. All should he there.
The season for the walnut trade is
opened, and begins with fairprospects.
Three carloads of freight for the
steamer went to Wilmington yester-
day. .=#
Th ere were ten ears of freight ship
ped yesterday to Wilmington for the
steamer.
The County Bastile contains twen-
ty-One prisoners awaiting the action
OF the Grand Jury.
-Four teams left here yesterday for
Lone Pine, and one for Cerro GOrdO,
with goods for V. II.
The Pacific, Captain Madison, arriv-
eel at Wilmington last Tuesday with
railroad iron and ties,
Little boy, little boy, what is it that
you see? Candidates for Offices, as
thick as they can be.
Nearly all the seats for the first
nights entertainment of the Bishop
concert have been secured.
Passengers for San Francisco will
leave the depot of the l.. a. d =. p. X.
Il. this morning at I'd A. NJ.
The new Odd Fellows Hall ut Ana
helm is to be dedicated on or about the
fifteenth of November next.
Remember tomorrow night the
benefit. rendered to the charming lit
tie actress Miss Carrie Lipsis.
James BarrOws is to have Il benefit
Wednesday night the 22d instant, the
play of which will be duly announced.
Five cases Of merchandise were yes
terday shipped to New York via Pana-
ma; also Is sacks OF corn to San Diego.
Only woinebriates appeared before
his honor, the Mayor, for having inn
bibed too much corn juice yesterday.
Since the meeting of the Mexican
Veterans, on the llth inst, 20 applica-
tiOns have been received for member
ship. -
Another meeting Of the Mexican
veterans will be held ut DIR. Dunlap's
office in this city, Saturday the 18th
| instant.
During every hour of the day the
clerks at the railroad depot are con-
stantly busy loading the cars with
freight.
Mr.. Bernardo has bought out and
taken charge of the old wine associa-
tiOn. He is now making the finest
wines and brandies.
The box sheet will be opened at 10
A. NJ. this morning for those that have
not as yet obtained their tickets for
Miss Lipsis benefit.
Messrs. Newmark Il Co.'s ware
house, opposite the depot of the Los
| Angeles and S. p. X. r., is rapidly
approaching completion.
To-day several visitors from Chicago
were examining the premises. They
were surprised at seeing the natives
working in the southern style.
Delos Campbell is erecting y fine
new livery stable on Also street, and,
when finished, will be one of the fin
est in the city, containing thirty-five
stalls.
Professor Kimball, of the High
School, was thrown from his horse last
evening, near the corner Of Spring and
Court streets, but happily was not in
jured.
The rooms of the new Lafayette no
tel have nearly all been engaged, and
MIR. Fluhr expects to have the hotel i'm
running order by the last of the
month.
A horse ran away on Los Angelo I,
street last evening, dragging II little
boy in the stirrups. The child finally
| freed himself without receiving any
severe injuries.
The chairs i'm the dress circle of the
| Theatre have been raised and altered
in such 4 manner as to increase the
comfort of the audience, and give n
perfect view of the stage.
The construction train left the depot
of the l.. A. Il S. +. r. r. yesterday
afternoon, with five car loads of rail
road material for the San BernarlinO
division, Us the hands have been trans
ferred from the San Fernando line.
A wagon, loaded with 10000 pounds
of grapes, belonging to Mr.. WOlfskill
bound for Dryfus Il Co., Anaheim,
was shipwrecked on the railroad track.
\ new wheel was obtained, and the
grapes will bring 81 4 hundred, all
right.
The following WAS found in the
street, written on yellow paper, and
much besmeared. Between the lines
was Il translation in German. Can it
be possible that there il SO much Latin
in tho town?
| AmOre, more, ore, 70
/ a.. PrObantur amicitiR.
= Deputy United States Marshal Dun
lap, seized an assortment of goods yes
terday from the bankrupt estateo f.
Guenette, consisting Ola fine lot of ma
hOgany framed, mirrOr-lined show
cases, together with II large stock of
cigars, tobacco, gent furnishing goods,
stationery, cutlery, etc. '- ta#"f'
As winter draws near, there is va
cancy in this office for professional
weather clerk. His duties will be con-
fined to prOphesying the wind, rain,
storms, the end of the world, earth
quakes, tidal waves and general un-
pleasantnesses. A reliable man, thor
oughly untruthful and of endless imag-
ination, can find constant employment
inthis line.
The engine for the HERALD's new
| cylinder steam press will arrive on
the next steamer. Due notice OF the
completion of the HERALD Office will
be given, and a cordial invitation eX-
tended to the many friends of this jour