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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COuRT-JRd1e /

CRIMINAL COURT-JRdge HUmphTeys.
To-day, Delaware Jones and John Janney
colored, assault and battery with intent to XIII;
motion for new trial overruled. Frederick
Roth and Michael Fendner, convicted OF the
years in the Albany penitentiaFy. Robert Law
son, charged with burglary and larceny at the
house OF Emma Manders, was found guilty.
The case or Wesley jordan, charged with
mansIaughter in causing the death OF Sandy
Dyer by striking him on the head with a pick
handle on the I'd of May last, WAS called, and
he being without counsel, Messrs. r. Schmidt
and ID. f. Cahill were assigned to his defence,
and the trial was fixed for the sd inst.
The cases of Samuel Turner, charged with
robbery; William Garrett, assault, with intent
TO kill, AID James Shanahan, do, were Get for
trial to- morrow.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, the last will OF Mary Il. Sseey was
admitted to probate. She makes the following
requests Noah ID. Swayne, jr., $500; Henry s.
Swayne, s200; Francis b. Swayne, 800; SelIa
Swayne, $500, (all these are children OF Justice
Swayne0 Mr.. Williamson, 500, and the residue
of her property to Mrs. Sarah, wife of Noah III.
Swayne. The last will Of Joseph IL. Bradley,
it,, naming his wife as sole devisee and execu-
trix, was admitted to probate. Also the last
The last will of George Miller, bequeathIng his
life insurance to Rosanna Miller, his wife, was
filed. The last will of Emeline Howard was
filed. She bequeaths portions of her estate TO
certain relatives for life, and provides at their
death for a devise Of $50 to Rev. p. Y. Boyle,
and the remainder to st. Peters Parochial
SCuool ana ot. NlncenI's OrpnAn Asylum. Inc
will of William Poulton was flied. He bequeaths
all his estate TO his wife, Rcsanna Poulton.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Datoson.
To-day, William Fletcher, a robust looking
young man, was charged with vagrancy, and
pleaded not guilty. Officer Harlow testified
that he Is in the habit OF sleeping about on the
streets and that he does not work; chain gang
80 days. George Sewer, same charge; chain
gang. Campbell Hentz, forfeited collateral
Moses Banks, throwing stones; IS. James
RixoD, same offence; So. VIM. Fl. Tuxen, pro-
fame; So. Ellen Orange, profane; IS. Charles
Carter, assault and battery on Mary PAXTON;
$50 and costs. Levi Dorsey, charged with the
forgery of the name of T.. S. Risque to a check
for s25; continued, under $500 bonds.
William johnson, larceny of quantity of rope;
$40 andccsts. Thomas Woods and George w.
Brown, assault and battery on Bailey Courtney;
IS each and costs. Joshua Robinson, assault
and battery on John Phillips; $40 and costs.
Mary Carter and Sarah Montgomery, charged
with throwing filth into the street; 80 each.
Frank Kepple, charged with selling liquor
without license; fined $l05-an appeal taken.
Josephine Ounce, threats Of personal whence
to samuel Ounce, her husband, both c)lored.
Samuel testified that he left his wife on a,count
of her unfaithfulness, and went and took rooms
in Shepherds alley; the other day Josephine
went to his room and busted In the door and
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Condensed Locals.


The United States steamer Trians has gone 70
tks Naval ACADEMY v-ts 2 cargo @: freight.
FTCm y. SLi.uUgt0u ana !. e.. Parker We
have the interesting October number OF
This has been nice day for Rernum's Hippo
crcr-e in Falti--C-". 0~t cevcclolly fc- WasN-
ingtOn people wh0 wanted 20 70 over TO see it.
Leo arc Lotus low on The boards st FOTd's
Opera House i very COmiCal buTiesQCe and
l1yers CT fur should not fa-l 10 zee h.
Some malicious person threw brick through
one OF the Windows OF Major Richards Ofice At
police headquarters about midnight last night
and inside his escape without detection.
The storm last NJ git broke down the wires OF
the FIRE alarm TELEGRAPH IN several faces. bit
Superintendent Mice had them repaired again
by O'Clock this morning,
CCrintIi ian Ledge Nc. ~. 7. A. \. NJ, of Bal
timoTe, Nd, Amos II. Hogmer secretary, has
nent fund.
on Monday night OFccr PfaH arrested a
cOlOreG man named John Smith alias Lewis, on
suspicion Of tie isrCeuy Of harness which he
had in his possession, JIt vCuli give nc account
Of. He was COMM tied fOT q hearing.
Night before last The lock ct the cellar door Of
T. lannon's store, corner ftti AMI - streets.
vas forced OF, but noting was taken from the
cellar. On the same night the cellar door OF
1874 9Th street was forced open.
Mr.. Joseph Mason. register IN bankruptcy in
Philadelphia has, under the direction OF ,JIIIe
CadwalladeT, called a meeting o. the creditors
Of jay Cooke * Co. for the eth Of October in
that city.
The heavy fall OF rain last night hal the effect
OF showing ~ any defects in tie street improve
meIts hv the settling down o. loose earth under
side walks sc. some Of the unfinished sewers
have been damaged, but the finished ones stood
the severe test well.
The grand jCTy to day reported to the court
Il at they had failed 70 tnt oil in the case OF
Charles A. Dana, OF New York, charged by
Alexander i, Shepherd With criminal libel.
contained in the New York sun Tor June 18th
last.
a number Of ladies and gentlemen interested
in the temperance movement met last nj ght at
tie iCctuTe-IOCm OF the Young Mems Christian
Association for the purpose of making arrange
merts for the fail ami winter campaign against
the traffic OF liz Tor. Numerous plans were sub
mittCd, but nothing definite was determined 3D.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATION
FCR BEAL LIVE
>eCUhED At TsF
ARIlINA .An RIaN -.

WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
thT0uEn oouT-e r iustruetcr as t-.Ir..s 49,.
~ % fen4yr nlEs mes I'D g. mes .s.f5l- "a.
turFgffitC, stlt 81. eessful.
o. lu-titF. 4. -.. .U-r' "a fen yeas uu1r tar-
rurted GrCs .-Isy. o.. Is I1d .re+ d r.s7r ID ~,
roei Nyfftl ar. shsf sutiaI cts rrs q tla ni.--r
snc y To Ufug sTRes, y hr hava ss-.rsl IL A.
Nsntsgts n tEeir s'rs ard daug hters
- rtNf tST-. hFkE bfElus MONDAY. Ancrst
sliPs are issued o. any time, aud ahse i1m tine a
PEErAEAr HFT rrrsRrlvNr.-R-ys - sir,, ran
S,tsi in- d. - .'ttt Shc have goae through Long
b!Nfs'cn % httra-stsc.
-.NE-- q. -A.a lNT.-S,-5.r.s resolved Ia
tots ceEarti nett v ~ have gone through 1,et,,.l
FrhCft - .I ErT Arithmetic.
L .EiuN :, holsrshiF ~ tor CnIirutf tirne n =
psyette ~ fo1T Clua month"; tustslulcu's u = a,
u patl g. tIF.e Di .LfrrtuE. lea .-hr a~Shtrs g.
ps2 alin il -lN egasl monthly ms aiusu-. on -
" Fad A. lln.o f rIt~riug. b tho quarter. thr..
ID. f1.s,' g.. fsNut.e IN fBtFriug.
Fh-~'UN- Day rre-'.'us. nNii tror a m q n
= u., CT - tle ttsf opportunities f,r y1unE rs3-
teueo sut ssr1P lsiiss b-' v-,rr tho s-s. r 1l,,t
= FesrS, t'rUiIg sessions, held flau s o. 8 q nj
hv1tSl. IEtsdat, THURSDAY, and Friday, ar 90
ptSialiT cc.iutd fgr Ller. women, ana goUths y ID
81 Srs sg'l during the dsy, but desire nusincsl
AErr.CATroN should Pc made - t'a C5iiare ~.
fft, rrsr ~ srf I streets northwest Comm.
urCstI-TS should Re ~ fra-ss.lr 80
nusis I'm a. e sPENCER, President.
NILE TARpIvEL, - W. co. .f-ect, New
IVA RI r-Hpa-- her Wrench Zoo Nh Al Co.
nau .AT.lIC aEd Pay School f.r Hurg lsff.S
~ hlL-I- =. 81 ~ ern"ri1r advantage. ISltocls
a LbwIUk SEMINARY FoB foUNGBApIEs
Address nA,TYsQN SISTER,
EAfb1B ooute~S Y. o., Prince George 90, Nd.
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threatened to get a pistol and bow OF his
French roof personal bonds of 500 to keep the
ueace. Thomas Allen, assault and battery on
manuel Lee; SIS and costs.
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All good players so TO Adamson's New Bill
hard Room, S0j 9th street, where their Gawss
cost them from Ten 70 fifteen cents per game.
rabies. Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines. &c, FIRST
clss A4s.ys pleased Ia see his friends AMI
Patrons. ADAMsCN, 3nj 9TH street.
ll,6 GROUND floor, next 10 Pa ave.
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CITY ITEMS.


For relief from Corns, BuuionS, Club and In
growing Nstls, etc, visit Or. " hite's establish
ment, No. - 18th street, opposite the L. 5.
Treasury.
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LOCAL NEWS,
An1usemcnis. dc. Tonight

I1Tl'5 OIsrs HIsFF--Lco auL L5tus'
I.rtsr Cl-t.gs.-TLa great California art
is's Mss Carrie Arus.ru1- aid James II. Lar
h O., AMI other attraction.
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DcoLEY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest. but
notth lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls &c, prepared In a few minutes
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RohDENToWE IN. - FEMAIE COLLEGE
~ thorough instruction. Reslthful and beautiful
toeatIon One Of the most carefully uctad aud
institutions ia the state For terms
fSm
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THR GREAT MEDICAL SUCCESS OF TaE AGg
Leading druggists who have been In the bust
ness for half lifetime, state that the. have
never known q medicine TO enlist the entire and
universal confidence of the public, az rapidly "a
Hals'S Honey q H0rCheHu{ and Tar. Although
II has only been few years IN use, Il hiss
already taken precedence Of all other nedic;n.
advertised az remedies for Coughs, Colds, aaI
iIcipient Consumption, and its annual saEssR-e
without parallel in the history Of this class Of
preparations.
PlLe.s Toon-hc1e Drans-Cure in one msnRta.
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b. III. aTIN 3 N II.
HATTEB AND FUBRlEk, -
1877 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Next to the corner of 18TH street

Has inst returned from New York with a fan
stock Of the uost desirable strles eff Soft aud St
hats for the fall trade, embracing the new colors
and sty 10 of trimming.
BresdwsY Fall sty 1e Dress 81 ATS; prlc- s5to ss.
knoxs Fall Style now ready, tagsnt for tails
cityJi price, IS, seP4-r
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I'BILLIARns.''

FOR EAsE, comfort, ana safety. WEAR the
Elastic Truss, sold at 235 PENNSYLVANIA ave. Il 8
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoHs.-At q meeting OF
the board Of directors OF the New Cooperative
Bctlding observation-disclosures Rht the
resignation OF Dr. +. Howard was received and
accepted, and Mr.. james Fraser was elected 10
that position. Mr.. w. Ii. Bailey was elected q
director, Joseph X. Edison aud L. II. HYDE,
trustees, and Q. Z. Fraser attorney. There have
been about GO shares subscribed.
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PHILADELPHIA DKPOsIroRs OF rHH FREpp-
MANS BANK.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Philadelphia dePositors OF the Freedmanis
Savings and Trust Company OF this citv in
Philadelphia was held last night, at which
resolutions were adopted denouncing the act OF
the trustees IN placing the Institution In hands
OF commissioners TO wind up its affairs as
high-hauded outrage, demanding the re-estab
lishment OF the company, and fsvorinR the
petitioning OF Congress for the restoration Of the
charter. Messrs. Robt. Jones, Samuel p. Smith
and w, HI. Hunter were appointed q committee
TO confer with the commissioners.
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IHR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18Th street, paws < per
cent per snnum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 70 (. SATURDAYS. . to
4 ana 10 5. 2l6, litI6
TBY SINGER SEWING MACHINE ssIss orIs.o
we're S2I9, $50. af2-..wtf
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SUIT AGAINST AN Ex-OFFICRR OF VoLUN-
TERR.-Diktrlct Attorney Fisher has, tor the
United States, entered SUIT on the Law side OF
the court against il. Ferdinand Fix, late cap
tain in the 18th Ohio infantry volunteers, fer
S94997, alleged to have been received by him
through duplicate payments OF salary and
$685. interest from April Goth, 1865.
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THB OWN HOUSE SALE.-The sale of furni-
ture and effects at the Owen house will hs con-
tinued tomorrow without regard to weather.
Parties in need OF really good furniture sDOuId
not fail 10 attend, az the sale begins tomorrow
on the best portion OF the furniture.
THE TOURNAMENT for the benefit of St. 10.
seph's Orphan Asylum, to take place today,
is postponed until Wednesday, sd inst. on &C
count of the inclemency OF the weather.
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SOME EFFECTs OF THE HEAVY RAIN STORM
The sewer on ii street, between 9Th and North
Capitol streets, seems TO have become clOgged
up, and water has Oyerf0wed through the man
holes, doing considerable damage. water has
raised in the river so As to back up in the + st.
sewer and into the cellars connecting Herewith
on the line OF Pennsylvania avenue, doing
much damage. committee OF merchants
waited on Commissioner Eetcham TO represent
the condition Of their property in consequence
OF the overflow, and they were requested 10 put
their Complaint in writing, when the assistant
engineer would be requested to examine into
the causes and report some means 10 remedy
the evil complained Of
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NEW YORK PATENT GARRETT EeN0vATINg
CoMPANYi patented December, 1870. Leo Mark,
inventor, Patcntee and General Superintendent
Tor Washington, u. c, formerly with W. p.
Moses. Carpets renovated snd cleaned Of al
art and tmpertectiOu, and restored TO their
original beauty and bT gatEeSS without removing
the carpets from the hocCs. Office, No. 59S /
street northwest. Orders promptly exec Ital
and satisfaction guaranteed. Any person or
persons known TO infringe IN the sIightest de-
gree on the Leo Marks patent process for clean
ing carpets viii be prosecuted 70 the extent Of
the law, and the public are hereby cautioned %
hcNara of imnnslfinn-
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1914 GREAT 1921
m THrHw
MAKE uoEHFCTIoN.

throngh iron MAsHIbGT0H TO BUTTALO,
ShltA10 ami ct. LOUIS without change.
1cAets ~ tnls route Can be procured 81 the ofoet
ocrer z! I'LL street. and PeDnsy Iva Tia aveuue, and
Corner OF SIh street and PenBsylVsbin ryeCUe, under
given a. ali tines.
Passengers procuring tickets 81 thee Ofnoes can
secure accommodations IN Palace Carr f5I Chicago,
s.. Louis and buna5o.
I'd. b. YOUaG, General Passenger Asen:,
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TEE GRAND LODGE or THE UNITED STATES,
L. o. y. +. which meets AZ Atlanta, Ca, on
Monday next, is composed OF 139 members,
representing - Grand Lodges and 81 Grand
EncampmeBts,l eight officers, and ten Past
Grand Stres. Representatives and OH GERS from
Maryland and New Jersey, accompanied by
Past Grand Sire Fred. ID. Stuart, left Baltimore
yesterday by steamer for York river and Rich
mond, and thence by rail TO Atlanta. The rep
TesentAtiyes from the District of Columbia
tMessrs. VIM. +. Mclean, John F. Hayenner
and John Il. 9iven) will leave on Fri Az by the
kinnesaw route, arriving at Atlanta Saturday
night
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a CERTIFICATE or ISCGEFpRATIOS has been
fled in the ONCE OF the Recorder OF Deeds. IN
the name OF the Washington Brick Machine
Company, the objects OF which company are TO
manufacture the brick machine and use the
machine and invention known as Graham's
patent No. tJ 81 or sell 20 others the rights to
manufacture or use the same. The following
are named a. ineOrpOratOrs John q. H4rk-
ness, John Van RiswiCk, W. z, Johnston, Chas.
+. Peck, Cbas. Il. Church, John q. Evans
Lewis Clephane, g. L. Kennedy. Petit &
n. A. Willard, W. b. Philip, Andrew wylie,
y. Wilson, JAS. l.. Barbour, Il. r. Snyder,
Robert !. Fleming, &. ". Phillips. On. II.
Lfeberman, Walter 5. Cox and John +. Hanna.
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SELECT MALI ACADEMY,
~ I0THer Of IBgbnrfOa 0UT EToNsFa,sev. g..

CEoRG ETOwN, ID. Q.
GretefOl Tor the encouragefnAnt Of the pas. ye.-
viii Reopen my Academy on MONDAY, s. o.snl.
ser I'm. Number limited. Private Instruction in
rom.
Circulars found At the Book Stores or az nv rs-i
deuce, adjoining the school room.
ly6-znI& 2sW2m CHARLES n. HOUESE
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WASHING TON, ID. C.
The Preparatory Department opens ser.e-nhera
The Columbian College opens September Is
The MEDICAL College opens October 0.
The Law School opens October IA
Tor Catalogues. contsiripR full partfcuiarr an "a
gard 70 terms and courses OF instruction addre~s
JAMES. O. WILLING, LII. d.,
Uoeotocl President. etc
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HoRak esr sfABkKx,
III 81 knkI, BawIxp Axp n.
49, - 80 seSsies fof Hire, and fresh supph
esa-H. IlGEx1b vXlr, rrorss,or,
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LEORGETlNN sEITRARf,
~ boaIdnE an Day Schgyl for Young Lafies,
10 II 81 90 tr0 street, GclrE.t8v-n, Is. O.,
Kiss LIPSGOHB, PTiucip Il.
IRE fell s asrn 4 ttis tEstitCti-B VII opel
WEDNESDAY,. s. p-fT:ber 40. ' ito &C efi-y=Ut
cntpS Of tcsC hfFs. Tor catalogues AMY 70 tho
Principal cr 70 BaIattyue's, I2- IN s. augz5 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07
OHIO.
The WOmen's Praying Antl.LiquOr
Assoc iatiOn,

The WOmen's Praying Anti.LiTuOr
Assoc iatiOn.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.
A special to the Chicago Times, from
Cincinnati, makes the following refer
ence to the progress of the Women's
Praying Temperance movement: J..
c. Van Pelt, Ohio's wickedest, deliv-
cred a rousing temperance lecture last
evening at New Vienna. His audience
was immense, and q most intense en-
thusiasm prevailed during his re-
marks. He apologized for his former
hostility manifested toward agitators,
and stated that his heart had been
softened by their prayers, and all his
purposes changed by their long suffer-
ings. He concluded by confessing to
having frequently taken the last dime
from some poor wretch to pay for
whisky-a dime which he knew had
been earned by his starving wife or
child. He was determined to abandon
the business and come in on the Lords
side. His remarks were frequently
Interrupted by prolonged applause, and
at their conclusion the audience pre-
sented him with purse of $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07
Real Estate transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
ing at O'Clock, Feb. @, 1874, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
l.. Wolfskill to G. j. Shepherd-LOt on Bull
street, lot on Eternity street, city; 1851.
Jose Rubio to Flario Davila-Deed of ex-
change OF lands on old road to San Pedro,
dated 1850
I'd. Wilson to J. +. Broyhy--Lots7 and II
in block IA, II 8, according to official map OF
Wilmington; $780,
Banning q Alexander to Tim Crowley-Lot
in block b, First street, Wilmington; $50.
MI Newmark to Tim Crowley-5 feet on
First street, west side, block b, Wilmington
and Banning Reserve; slO
Maria A. Coronel to Clementa G.. de Coronsl
Lots and in block2, Sanchez tract, city;
5000,
John II. Jones to ]. C. Observation-Disclosures
ed u of lot 4, block II, Ori's survey, Spring
street, city; $500.
b. ID. Wilson to A. G. Smith-I,ot 3 block
IA, 3, Wilmington; 800.
r. ]. Wolf, City Marshal, to NJ. c. Greaves-
Tax deed of 10 acres of lot 3, In block A, Han
cocks survey, east side Figuyroa street; 500 90
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS. T..

The tobacco beds of Gilroy, Santa
Clara, are all in, and some of the
plants are already above the surface.
An independent telegraph company,
for local use only, is one of the features
of jacksonville, Santa Cruz county. j
AS a matter of economy, the citizens
of Nevada county are 'favoring the
establishment of branch jail ut
Truckee. y.
An Episcopal mission has been or
ganized at Millerton, Fresno county.
Rev. III. H. Broolles is invited to the
passionate.
In many of the fields of wheat in the
vicinity of Nicolaus, Suffer county,
seed has rotted, and Resolving will be
necessary.
A piece of rock used for macadamiz-
ing the streets of Grass Valley, was
recently picked up and found to con-
tain $50 worth of gold. ssf
William Woods, son of John Woods,
of Santa Cruz, has inyenteda machine
that is designed to roll, harrow, and,
if required, SOW at the same time.
The new Catholic church at HOl-
lister, Monterey county, is progressing
finely. The building is ready for roof
ing, and will be completed within con-
.ract time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07

Work on Spring Street Railway will
commence in few days. ...
BY May it is hoped to have the Main
Street Railway in practical operation.
Judge Sepulveda holds court in San
Diego in place of Judge McNealy.
Two teams left yesterday for indie
pence, with goods for r. q Co.
The January number of the ere
sources of California" is on our table.
The steamship California is adver-
tised for the southern ports with com.
bustibles.
A circus is to be here in few weeks,
and the boys are now saving their
"bits.n fluHe Sos
Samwell & Co.'s great theatre is ex-
pected in town the fifth of the coming
month.
DIR. ID. M. Brown has removed his
office to No. II Spring street, opposite
the Postoflice. .
The proposed city charter takes up
much of our space this morning. 1t is
of Importance, and our rerders must
excuse the absence of more entertain
ing matter.
The funeral of M. S. Daniels, grand
son Of Jacob Metzker, will take place
from Aunt Wimnie's, on San Pedro
street, at 3P. NJ. Friends are invited
to attend.
A Cuisines meeting of trio of
prominent members of the Southern
District Agricultural Fair, was held at
Jake Phillips saloon yesterday morn
ing. The meeting was small, to, be
sure, but large enough to be harmo-
NOUS. Matters of grave Importance
were under consideration and seriously
digested, but as the proceedings were
sub-r0sd, we refrain from giving them
at length, and will only chronicle the
fact that there was meeting"
John Mcdonald, proprietor of the
Commercial Restaurant" on Com
mercial street, is making extensive
additions to his already commodious
quarters. He is now putting upa SUBJ
stantial brick building, in the rear of
the dining room, to be used as a kitch-
en-. 1t will be two stories high and
will have, on the ground floor, large
brick oven and an improved cooking
range, as wellas other kitchen furni-
ture calculated to expedite work in
that department. Mr.. Mcdonald has
the reputation of being good rester-
auteur, and his prosperity bcspeaks
his merit. .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07
Personal.

Among those who arrived in the
city yesterday, by the steamer from
San Francisco, was the Rev. Il. W..
Birdsall of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, who has been solicited to again
fill the RectOrship of the church of st.
Athanasius, in this place. a7.
tits to be hoped that sufficient en-
enlargement will be given by the
members of that religious society, and
by others who appreciate a sound
Christian sermon and good reading of
the religious service, to induce Mr..
Birdsall to abide in Los Angeles.
This town needs church buildings,
but edifices of worship are not built
until there there are wOrshippers, and
it is in vain to expect congregation
of worshippers until there shall be a
minister, who will build up q society,
and Undue it with life and energy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07
The Elections.


, The Elections.
The Conservatives were elected in
Westminster yesterday by large ma
jorities. The Representatives in last
Parliament were a Liberal Conserva-
tive and a Liberal.
The elections in Great Britain have
resulted thus far as follows: COnserv-
atives, 3D.; Liberals and Home rulers,
1893.
at Wilton a riot occurred. Several
persons We're fatally injured. A riot
also occurred at Windsor; also general
rioting occurred in districts of Stat
fOrdshire. One man killed and many
badly hurt. The ballot-boxes were
seized by mobs, but recaptured by the
police. ....
CALCUTTA, Feb. 5.
One hundred and fifty thousand ma
tives suffering for food.