Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-10
CITY AND SUBURBS.


The Kalorama arrived yesterday.
A jolly lot of boys and girls were
out for ride and picnic yesterday.
Eleven carloads of freight were
shipped to Wilmington yesterday.
Our streets yesterday presented the
usual lively aspect of Saturday.
Kimball e. Bancroft are taking hold
of work in the real estate line with a
vim.
On Wednesday next, May 18th, the
entries of stock for the coming races
will be closed.
Mr.. Noyes edited large crowd yes
terday with his perorations on horse
flesh and things in general.
There are kilograms in the Western
Union Telegraph office for d. G. Pear
son, H. M. j. Burke, and Alex. Ross.
One drunk was before the Mayor
yesterday, and he was laid under con-
tribution in the sum of So so.
Mr. Miner was engaged in moving
into his new office at the depot yes
terday. His new quarters will be
more roomy and pleasant than the old
ones.
A fine new Concord stage for the
Telegraph Line passed through the
city yesterday by rail, bound for San
Fernando.
The young men interested have taken
preliminary steps toward the estab-
lishment of debating society, to hold
forth at Lawlor's Institute. They
meet again next Friday evening.
The usual Sabbath services will be
held at the M. E. Church, on Fort
street, to-day. Sermon at II o'clock
A. NJ. and y p. NJ. by the pastor. Sun
day School at 2 in the afternoon.
Services will be held in the First
Congregational Church, New High
street, to-day, at the usual hours, con-
Quoted by Rev. d. II. Packard, pastor.
Sunday School at II o'clock. Seats
are free, and all are invited to attend.
There seems to be some misunder-
standing among our citizens in regard
to the newly defined fire limits. For
correct solution of the problem we
refer them to the ordinance as pub
lished in yesterdays HERALD.
e. German, proprietor of the Los
Angeles poultry and produce market,
sells about two hundred pounds of
strawberries daily. This is what you
might call dumped sweetness long
drawn out"
The Senator arrives at San Pedro
this morning. She has large num-
Der of passengers, and about two hun
dred tons of freight for Los Angeles.
She will sail this afternoon for San
Diego, connecting with the Montana
for New York.
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot
tage photograph rooms May LIST, i'm
mediately opposite the Pico House.
Card photographs, one dollar per
dozen. Cabinets, So 80 per dozen.
Four tintypes for fifty cents. Patron
ize the opposition.
Mr.. Cogswell, the popular portait
painter of Oakland, and his estimable
wife, have been spending a couple of
weeks in this city. During his stay
Mr.. Cogswell painted the portraits of
Governor Downey and wife in his u.s.
ual life-like and finished style.
John McDonald's restaurant, Com
mercial street, near the depot, has
been greatly enlarged and improved,
and now affords all the delicacies of
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
or beds, 25 cents. Give him call. #
Mrs. H. Cohn has o fine stock Of
millinery and fancy goods in her es-
tablishment, corner Temple and
spring streets. The ladies will find it
to their advantage to call on Mrs.
Coin and have their goods made up in
the latest New York and Paris fash
ions, at the most reasonable rates.
George Harris, an old offender, who
was sentenced to sixty days in the
chain. gang and made his escape there
from some time since, yesterday re-
turned to his unfinished job. He came
at the suggestion of an officer, and will
doubtless complete his contract with
the city this time.
Our Sonora Circus treated us to an
other street parade. A long line of
four men on horseback, headed by a
brass horn and bass drum in an eX-
pressman's chariot, made a most i'm
posing march down Main street, and
more than astonished the natives. So
nora could not survive more than
fifteen such mammoth shows.
A meeting of the members of the
Los Angeles Library Association will
be held at the Library rooms on Mon
day evening next, at 8 o'clock, for the
election of Board of Trustees for the
ensuing year. A full attendance OF
all members in good standing is re-
quested. ......
A General Convention of Sisters of
Charity of the United States is
being held at Emmitsburgh, Pa. An
unpleasant accident happened to a
railroad train last week, on which
were, en- route to the Convention, a
numerous delegation of Sisters from
the Pacific Coast, whereby all theil
baggage was lost. Sisters Scholastica
and Ann of this city We're among the
number.
The steamer Pacific, of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, an excel
lent sea-going boat and very comfort
able in all its appointments, COM
manded by G.. d. Korts, the best of,
ficer and fellow anywhere to be found
will sail on Wednesday next, May
18th, for San Francisco. Apply early
at the agency, if you wish to secure
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