Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-26

81. Reserved seats for the Bal Masuue
to be had on application at Brodrick' 5
book store. - :. ii.i .tlii =
1.-The following goods were received
at the depot yesterday for shipment:
200 boxes oranges, $50 bars bullion.
80. Important from New York
e8il is coming,
and will open under the Lafayette
i...s...,. b.. Hotel,
~ OH Saturday, February 2Sth.
with a very large and fashionable
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, ETC.,
etc. Goods will be sold lower than at
any other store. .t....
In Judge Gray's court yesterday, i'm
the case Of Berge VS.. Storke, the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff in
the sum Of $25.
Teams left the depot yesterday for
the following points: TO San Bernar-
dino to NJ. & Co., . to Nj. b., to
l.. J.,1 to. II. B.. | assorted. 70 FL
Monte-l to ID. $. S. .r.. F.
Until further notice the Telegraph
Stage will leave at 10, "A. NJ, which
necessitates the closing of northern
and eastern mails at 8:45.o e =
"a rainbow at night is the sailors
delight" says an old prOyerb; so was
the beautiful one visible to the north
ward of the city, last evening, to us, if
it prognosticates a cessation Of rain for
week or two.
- Important from New York
is coming, .,.z.. Il.
and will open under the lafayette i
Hotel, -
OIL Saturday, February 18th.
with very large and fashionable
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, ETC.,
etc. Goods will he sold lower than at
any other store.
= Grand Lecturer Thos. III. .Caswell is
still in the city, and nightly giving
instruction at the Masonic Hall, in the
work and ritualism of the chapter
degrees. On tomorrow night the
Royal Arch degree will be conferred
and the lectures appertaining to it
fully exemp!ified. All Royal Arch
Masons will profit by attending.
We learn from Dr. Lucky that the
School Trustees have adopted reso-
luton providing for recess of thirty
minutes in all the Public Schools of
the city, at neon, instead of an hour
as heretofore. The schools will also
dismiss half an hour earlier in the
afternoon. Parents are also requested
not to send their children to the
schools in the morning earlier than 81
O'clock. The primary pupils belong
ing to Mrs. Dubois and Miss BiXby's
departments should not leave home
before O'clock.
s.a4a Important from New York
is coming,
80 an will open under the Lafayette
Hotel,
on Saturday, February 2Sth.
with very large and fashionable
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, ETC.,
any other store.
r.. H. Dalton, Esq, of the we'll
known hardware firm of Harper q
Dalton, has sold his interest in the
business to G. f.. Long, gentleman
who was engaged in business here
some years ago, but who for the past
few years has not engaged in active
business. We regret to lose from our
business circles such enterprising and
progressive young men as is Mr.. Dali
ton, and hope that after he shall have
visited his parents ut the East, as all
dutiful sons should do occasionally, he
will again return to our midst. Mr.;
Long is spoken of as being possessed
of good business qualities and having
wide range of acquaintance in this
part of the State. He and his associ-
ate, Mr.. Harper, will continue the
business as vigorously as did the old
firm.