Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-03-24
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The Constantine arrived yesterday
morning.
The Orizaba arrived last evening
with large list of passengers.
Justice Gray returned yesterday
from a few days trip into the country.
There will be special meeting of
the South Star Lodge, |. o. .. f., this
evening.
The Pacific sails for San Francisco
to-day. Passengers leave this city by
the afternoon train.
The Orzaba, for Santa Barbara and
San Francisco will leave OH Thursday,
March Goth, at 8 p. NJ.
Five candidates were confirmed by
Bishop Kip at st. Athanasius Episco-
pal church last Sunday.
"Where the hen scratcheth, there
she expecteth to find a bug" is the
subject of coming lecture.
N. A. Narboune and wife, of Will
mington, arrived on the Orizaba yes
terday from their bridal trip.
A train of Pixies, with full compile
ment of cows, calves, babies and dogs,
passed through our streets yesterday.
e. e. Fisher & Co., jewelers., received
a large safe yesterday. 1t is Halls
patent, and fine piece of workman
ship.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Mrs. Estel-
la Sheldon, r. HI. Lathrop, care DIR.
Porter, and H. M. Bailey.
Sixty-one visitors have registered at
the Public Library since the first of
this month, and two hundred and
seventy-tive since January LIST.
John T. Gordon, of Azusa, who went
to San Francisco some time since in
the interest of the Bee-keepers Asso-
citation, returned to Los Angeles yes
terday. While up country he visited
Sacramento and interviewed our dele
CATION in the Legislature.
Col. Jeems Pipes (Stephen Massett)
arrived in our city yesterday and is at
the Pico House. He will shortly give
one of his mOnolOgue entertainments
here and full particulars will be i'm
mediately announced. We are sure
he will meet with generous recep-
ton.
corners last night. The four principal
hotels furnished Accommodations for
over five hundred guests, and num-
bers were turned away to seek lodg-
ings in smaller boarding houses and
private families. That looks like bust
ness for growing city.
Complaint was entered yesterday
against John Eaves for feloniously
selling certain "yellowish bay mare"
which he had borrowed from another
man. The defendant was bound over
in the sum of three hundred dollars by
Justice Trafford and held to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury.
We are requested to announce that
the ladies of this city will meet at
Good Templar Hall, over Caswell &
Ellis store, this evening at y o'clock
for the purpose of organizing a vigor-
Gus crusade against intemperance.
All friends of the movement are earn
estly invited to attend, and it is hoped
that all will turn out.
DR.. Hayes has shown us set of the
gold and silver coins issued by the
japanese Government. They consist
of one. two, five, ten and twenty dol
lar gold pieces, and one dollar, fifty
cent, twenty cent, ten cent, and five
cent silver pieces They are very
handsome coins, little broader and
thinner than our corresponding pieces.
The Sabbath School children of the
Methodist Church South, will give a
concert at Leck's Hall Oh Saturday
night next. These Sabbath School
exhibitions of advancement in religi-
Gus culture are very proper ones to
give, and are always interesting. We
trust the friends of this church, as we'll
as all friendly to Sabbath Schools,
will favor them with a large attend
ance on Saturday night.
Prof. O.. S. Fowler, the noted New
York phrenologist, will begin a series
oflectures in Turn Verein Hall onWed-
nesday evening, April LIST, on Phre-
nology, Health, Self-culture, Mar
riage, etc. Prof. Fowler's reputation
as an author and lecturer is world
wide, and few who have had the
pleasure of reading his works will
miss the opportunity of hearing from
his lips the results of his lifelong
study OF the laws OF health.
The mammoth safe manufactured
by the Hall Safe and Lock Company
for E. E. Fisher e. Co., arrived on the
city and was placed in the store yes
terday. Itweighs 5000 pounds, and is
the largest size but one made by the
company. 1t has one combination
lock on the outside door, and two
locks on the inside doors, the task of
opening either of which would be
hopeless one if undertaken by one not
in possession of the combination. At
present it takes up about all the stand
ing room in the store, but in q few
days Mr.. Fisher will commence re-
modelling and charging the premises,
upon the completion of which there
will be ample room for all things.