Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Orizaba will arrive Tomorrow
and sail for San Diego.
Wanted--a room and boarding for
two young ladies. Inquire at the
HERALD office. aug1:lw
Quarterly meeting will be held in
the M. r. Church, Fort street to-day.
Rev. j. B. Tansey, p E., will preach
at ii A. NJ. and = Pm.
The Hebrew Benevolent Society
meet this evening at 1880, for the pur-
pose of electing officers and transact
ing other important business.
The Holy Communion will be adj
ministered by the Rev. w. III. Hill af-
ter the close of the morning service in
81. Athanasius' Church to-day.
Every available livery team in the
city has been engaged to go to the
beach to-day. There will be crowds
at Santa Monica and Will Tells.
Messrs. Herberger & Johamisen
have leased one of the stores in the
new United States Hotel building and
will soon open furniture store there
in.
0. III. Bliss wealthy resident of
Tulare county, and wife are in this
city. They come to look at the
country, and if they like the prospect
will locate among us.
i5.s Mr.. L. A. Saxon, teacher of the
Bath-street school, has just returned
to the city from visit to San Fran
cisco. He reports that he had a first
rate time on his pasear.
Rev. A. M. Campbell will lecture on
",The Destiny of Man" at Grange
Hall tonight, in answer to the argu-
ments advanced recently by Professor
Denton on that subject.
'a A fine large young horse, sound,
gentle and good roadster and splen-
did family horse for sale, or would ex-
change for span of half-breeds-ap-
ply to Kimball & Bancroft. 1w-2
General Lassen Epson, ex-Surveyor
General of this State, and for long
time leading editor of the Sacramento
Union, was in this city yesterday and
left for San Francisco last evening.
The steamer Kalorama sailed from
San Francisco, July 31st, with
the following list of passengers for Los
Angeles: Nj. w. Clark, H. G. Silva,
Chas Berry, VIM. Canon and wife,
w. r. Somes.
Mr.. s. Nordlinger, No. CONNER
cial street, has fine stock of watches,
clocks and jewelry, which he is dis
ing of all kinds in his line attended to
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
\ report reached the city yesterday,
that Chavis, the lieutenant Of Vas
quez at large was in Soledad Canon
recently and shot a man. The officers
left the city yesterday to look up the
highwayman.
In Goodall, Nelson's Il Perkins
steamship line timetable, as pub
lished by us on Friday, several errors
occurred. We take pleasure in cor
recting them. The attention of our
readers is called to the corrected table.
Mr.. T. ID. Maloney's writing school
has been closed for the past few days,
in consequence of the repairs which
have been making in Prof. Lawlor's 3
Academy. Tomorrow, however, the
school will be re-opened and will pro-
gress as usual.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. Appleton,
formerly agent of the Telegraph stage
line, has gone to San Francisco to en-
gage in other business. Mr.. Appleton
is we'll known and highly esteemed in
Los Angeles, and he takes with him
many good wishes.
5a A clean "boiledn shirt nicely done
up is a luxury these warm days. If
you wish to enjoy this happiness send
your linen to the City Laundry, ]. S.
O'Neil, proprietor, or leave your order
on the slate at Brodrick's. Clothes
called for and delivered free of charge.
Q Prices for work reasonable.
Our friend, Chas. Hass, called on us
again-this time with two bowls of
j, splendid Lawton blackberries. Thanks,
friend Hass. Mr.. III. has been four
teen years engaged in the cultivation
of small fruits, and says no fruit pays
better by extra cultivation than the
blackberry in the quantity, size and
flavor of the fruit. This is an unusu-
ally successful season.
Those in need of anything in the
saddle and harness line will do well to
call at the establishment of Sam'l G.
Foy, on Los Angeles street. Mr.. Foy
Is one of the pioneer merchants of Los
Angeles, and his reputation for enter
prise and fair dealing is already too
Endorsement from us. He has very
full and complete stock, and makes a
speciality of nothing except selling the
best goods at the lowest figures.
v. Trumper, whose place of business
is at No. Spring street, is one of the
most accomplished workmen in his
line that we have ever seen. In gold
. and silver plating he is a finished ar
tist. He plates spoons and other table
ware with gold or silver so beautifully
and perfectly that for appearance and
all practical purposes they are just as
good as the solid article. He is fin
ished workman, and we cheerfully
recommend him to all having work in
his line a - - fI
Mr.. S. A. Waldron, teacher of the
school at Cienega, and by the way ,one
of the most popular instructors in the
county, showed us yesterday two ele-
giant chromos which he has purchased
as rewards of merit, for his two most
deserving scholars at the end of the
present term. The pictures will be
awarded as first and second premiums
by a vote of the school, after the ex-
aminations have been concluded.
Such incentives as those for scholars
to study, are worth dozens of wise old
SolomOn's rods.
The Orizaba sailed yesterday morn
+. ing from San Francisco with the fol-
lowing passengers for Los Angeles:
Mr. Calavera and wife, Miss Nelson,
Mrs o Meloney and child, Mrs M
Griffin and child, III M Gray and wife,
Miss Josephine Docten, Miss E Ben
goaph, Mrs George, Mrs l. Rodgers, +
f Starges, G. w Winter Miss Nellie