Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-06
CITY AND SUBURBS.

G. w. Morgan has money to loan. Z"
The Kalorama will sail forSan Fran
cisco Tuesday, June 9th.
The Mohongo will arrive Monday,
June Sth, and sail for San Diego.
The Pacific will leave for Santa Bar
bara nd San Francisco Tuesday, June
9th.
The repairs on st. Athanasius
Church will be completed by the 18th
inst.
The Orizaba sails to-day, for San
Francisco. The steamer train leaves
ut o'clock.
Twenty bales of scrap tobacco were
received at the depot yesterday, to be
used by our farmers for a sheep-wasb.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball a. Ban
croft.
The Los Angeles Rifles will meet
Mt their hall next Monday night, for
the purpose of selecting their uni
forms.
1t is reported that Bolsa ChiCa ranch
has been taken possession of by over
hundred squatters, who claim it as
Government land.
The Baptist chnrch will meet for
worship at the Courthouse next Sun
day at II o'clock A. NJ. The public are
respectfully invited
Hellman, Haas e. Co. are putting
up four th e 5hing machinrs which they
have sold to farmers in different parts
of the county. They will soon receive
East.
Seiior Arevalo VIII accompany on
the guitar one of the pieces sung by
Miss Elzer this evening. A big crowd
may be expected at the Turner Hall
to admire the celebrated Fabbri COM
bination.
Mr.. w. A. Matthews leaves by the
Orizaba this afternoon for short visit
to San Francisco. He takes with him
the best regards of his legion of
friends, with wi she's for his pleasant
recreation and safe return.
DR.. Lucky, Principal of our Public
Schools, yesterday closed his thirty
third consecutive year as school
teacher. 1. His first commission is
dated October, 1888. He must have
done much good in that long mission.
The editor of La CrOnicd last night
received a letter which stated that the
real name of the Mexican who pur-
chased the property at Turner's store.
and afterwards attempted t. kill both
Mr.. Turner and wife, is Jesus Romo.
Kerren, who was tried before JUS
tice Gray, yesterday, on the charge of
beating man with hoe, was acquit-
ted. 1t was proven that he did hoe
the man down in q rather severe man.
ner, but he acted in self-defence and
accordingly is held blameless.
The case of Reed VS.. Quintano was
concluded in the District Court yes
terday, decision being rendered in ia
vor of the plaintiff. This suit which
involved the title to part of the No
gales ranch has occupied the attention
of the Court for several days.
A pleasant house, with large rooms
is for rent at the agency of S. H.
Slaught. A long lease will be given,
and the furniture now in the building,
consisting of all things necessary for
housekeeping, will be sold cheap. 1t
may be we'll in the scarcity of build
ings to make note of this.
Prof. Gains lecture which was to
have come off last Saturday night, has
been postponed until Sunday evening
next, at s o'clock. The subject is
1.-THE Colored Mans Civil Rights and
his Relation to the White Race" to
be illustrated by natural facts-no al
legories. Prof. Cain will hold forth at
MERGED Theatre; tickets so cents.
The Grange Cooperative Company
yesterday leased Leck's building on
Main street, for the purposes Of store,
etc. They take possession on the 18th
instant. Persons dersirOus of renting
Leck's Hall after that date will apply
to the Secretary of the Company, No.
Al Temple Block. John Fl. Seymour,
the Company's General manager, will
start for San Francisco on the 10th
instant, for stock of goods. Stock
holders are requested to pay in their
first assessment before that date.
It was Shakespeare who wrote: eve
do not know what is brought to pass
under the profession of fortune-tell-
ing,n but if William had lived in
these days of spirits and had attended
the seances of Miss Agnes Statdfelt
and Madame Martelle at the Pico
House, he would have exclaimed: III
could a tale unfold whose lightest
word would harrow up thy soul; freeze
thy young blood; make thy two eyes,
like stars, start from their spheres;
thy knotted and combined locks to
part, and each particular hair to stand
on end like quilts upon the fretful
porcupine." 1t is clear Shakespeare
had no such mediums as those ladies
in his day, or he would have left us a
record of their wonderful revelations.
Their rooms are constantly crowded
with visitors, and their tests are adj
mitted by all to be beyond the COM
prehension Of the ordinary mortal.