Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-30


At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
Gcntemon's fine Canton Flannel and Ner-
mo Underwear at Dne Dollar
AT Harris e. Jacoby's Casl. store
Schuol-books at reduced rates. .u.I. .-.
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Noyes is renovating his auction
room. ,....t..a
Foster Bachman is one of the CLAIR
endon force.
The steamer Pacific arrived yester-
day morning. 3D..
A new choir will be formed in the
Congregational Church.
A dramatic entertainment at the
Germana Hall on Saturday night.
Many new houses are being built;
More than for several months past.
Rev. f. Birdsall is called to Athana-
sius Church, as Rev. Mr.. Gray has
resigned.
The Turner's will give dramatic
entertainment at Gernania Hall, on
Sunday night
There are telegram at the Western
Union office for y. Dwyer, VIM. Ray
nor and M. a. Peters.
This evening Dr. Haskell, of san
Francisco, will lecture on Temperance
at the Fort-Street NJ. f.. Church.
Newbauer is removing his furniture
into the next building, and sorting out
the damaged articles
Rev. DR.. Patterson has just received
call from the First Presbyterian
Church of San Francisco,
Athanasius Church is to be repaired.
Why do not the vestry act like the
sensible men they are, and build
anew?
Captain Sears is about to commence
active work in dredging the bar. Now,
let our wharf friends run out the wharf
to deep water, and we shall be happy.
The following teams left the depot
Yesterday: One to Cerro Gordo, as
sorted; two to San BernardiuO, one
assorted and one Nj. d Co.
Hellman is tearing down an old
adobe house on Main street adjoining
Dietch Dupuy's stables, and putting
mp handsome brick front instead.
The Banks Examination is still
dragging. The matter will come up
again before Justice TraftOrd, and
will probably be disposed or a
Louis Messmer is one OF the most
energetic citizens which Los Angeles
possesses In every good work he is
not found wanting. We have been
told that in forming the New Gas
Company he was IL power indeed.
Can any one tell why the first prin-
ciples of music are not taught in all
our public schools. Nothing is Of
more importance, and nothing would
have more humanizing or civilizing
influence upon the public mind than
music. viii our School Board please
rise and explain.
The Turner's have decided to give n
Grand Masquerade Ball on the 2lst Of
the coming month. No pains will be
spared to make this the ball of the
season, and such arrangements are in
progress as will insure Il variety and
style of costumes that will eclipse any
former display.
We have received Il communication
from a gentleman engaged in he man
ufacture of trunks, in Paducah, Ken
lucky, asking information about Los
Angeles. He expects to make this
place his home in the near future, and
we hope soon to announce that he has
started his factory in our city.
Mr.. II. Newbauer left on the Orizaba
yesterday for San Francisco, where he
purposes to remain long enough to
purchase the best stock of furniture
ever brought to this city When the
new stock arrives, Mr.. Newbauer will
open in Mr.. Hamilton's building, next
door to his old stand.
Mrs. Van Colt, one of the most pow
erful revivalist preachers, notwith-
standing her sex, in the world, is now
in the State, talking at present to the
people of Sacramento. Would it not
be an admirable plan on the part of
our Methodist brethren to induce her
to come here. In Wisconsin city
we know of, she stirred up more relig-
ious enthusiasm than could have been
stirred by any other agency.
The Gas Company is meeting with
wonderful success i'll obtaining sub
scription to its stock. Before night
Yesterday, three-ffths of the stock had
been taken. This, with the one-third
which Messrs. Gearing ~ White will
take, leaves only about oue-tenth yet
out. Hurry up, gentlemen. or you
won't get stock, and when the COM
pany pays two and three per cent q
month dividend, you will regret it.
Professor G. b. Plummer of San
Francisco, q renowned elocutonist and
caricaturist, arrived in the city yester-
day, and paid the HERALD Office n
briefvisit. Mr.. Plummer has visited
the principal cities of the Pacific
States, giving in them series of "Se-
lect Parlor Entertainments" consist
ing of readings Of poetry, character
delineations, etc. His entertainments
in San Francisco, have drawn for him
high encomiums from the Press of
that city, and we hope that ere he
leaves the city we shall have an OPP
portunity to hear him in real live
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