Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-17
Important from New York


is coming.
Yesterday Mr.. Spencer's little girl
was severely bitten by dog.
"No more bedsv' was the word at
the Clarendon last night.
The VIM. Taber and the Pacific will
sail from San Pedro for San Francisco
to-day.
A match game of billiards between
two experts drew a large crowd at the
Theater Saloon, last night.
The quantity of freight received for
shipment ut the depot yesterday Were
402 bars of bullion and so bags of
bOrax.
Thanks to Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
messenger for San Francisco dailies
in advance of the mails.
Important from New York
is coming.
Two inches more Of rain had fallen
since our report of Saturday, and up to
noon yesterday. The total for the
season is 1885 inches.
The Senator arrived yesterday, and
our columns give the freight list Of
four steamers, that have arrived since
our last issue. Who says business
isn't lively. .e....a.
We are under many obligations to
Wells, Fargo & Co., for late San Fran
cisco files. When the mails are irreg-
ular such favors are keenly appreci-
at0d, and it is in just such times that
w. +. & Co., are prone to drop in with
their little favors.
DIR. T. H. Rose, late of this city was
married at Healdsburg, S0nOma
county, on the 9th instant, to Mrs. P.
E. Fike of the latter place. The Doc
tor proposes to make Healdsburg his
future home.
The Templeton troupe will be here
in couple of weeks. They have
been performing in the central part of
the State, and the up-country papers
speak in the very highest terms of
them and their playing. Ina day or
two we shall publish encomiums on
them. .. #z=
Important from New York
@s..es is coming. tr"
The San Jose Mercury says the sue
cess which the Templeton Troupe has
everywhere met with on this Coast is
the best certificate OF their merit that
could possibly be given them. Every
where they are greeted with crowded
houses and the most rapturous reccep-
ton. They are Il remarkable family
of artists, and just the kind to take
captive the popular heart.
Newbauer, the fortunate and unfOr.
tunate, has returned. Unfortunate In
that he was burned out, and not in
sured; fortunate that he has been able
to secure SO large q stock of goods as
he is about to bring to Los Angeles
the largest ever brought to this city.
Success to Newbauer, and all sympa-
thising with him will patronize him.
Fanny Morgan Phelps, the genial
and well-esteemed actress, has come
into town with her troupe, and prom
Uses to make it very lively for our
amusement seekers. Mr.. +. Lipsis,
whom we all found SO genial few
months ago, has returned with them.
We suppose also that the merry, light
hearted Miss Lipsis is again in Los
Angeles, May they meet with the
success their geniality and goodhumor
and talent ought to produce. -
We are informed by Mr.. Ward, that
the steamer Monterey, of the Goodall,
Nelson & Perkins line, will hereafter
run up to the Wilmington wharf. 1t
was intended to bring her UP to the
wharf yesterday morning, but the
lighter had gone out to the bay before
the steamer started up, and it was
therefore deemed best to discharge the
freight to the lighter. On her return
trip OH Wednesday the Monterey will
take freight at the wharf Mr.. Ward
says it is the intention of the company
to put other light draft steamers on
the line so that their steamers can dis
nonaa with liuhfarara a lfnnathar