Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-02
LOCAL BREVITTES.

the gossipy pen of "Lou Louis" in
to-morrow's HERALD.
The Los Angeles Social and Literary
Club will meet at their hall this eve
ming.
DIR. Hobbs received by the Pacific
yesterday, through the politeness Of
DIR. Francis, the skeleton of New
Zealand chief.
DR.. Heinzeman's drug store has
been beautified with new carpet,
which gives the establishment as
pleasant and cheerful an appearance
as drug store can possibly have.
The row which occurred on Los An
geles street Monday night, eliminated
in Justice Gray's Court yesterday, by
Jury finding Louis Mendibles guilty
of assault and battery upon Henry
Morton with a loaded pistol.
Mr.. Simpson has opened black
smith shop on the corner of San Pedro
and Washington streets. He will at
tend to all work in his line in a
prompt and thorough manner, guar
anteeing satisfaction to patrons.
The schooner Elnora, Captain Lass,
arrived at Wilmington yesterday,
bringing 23O tons of coal for Tarbox
and 800 cans of coal oil. She-was five
days out from San Francisco.
Gregorio Rodriguez borrowed
horse from Ceutonio Sandoval for q
day and failed to return it. They call
the transaction embezzlement in JUS
tice TraffOrdPs Court and the bor-
rover is held to answer for that
charge.
1t was none other than the illustri-
Gus Caesar who appeared before Justice
Trafford on charge of assault and
battery yesterday. Like the Caesar of
old he came, he saw and he conquered
one G. Joseph, and therefor he paid
the costs.
An apprentice to learn the carriage
painting trade, is wanted at Page &
GravePs shop, Los Angeles street. A
good opening is here offered for boy
about fourteen years of age, who can
come well recommended.
Col. B. L. Peel had "a pleasant social
street last night. An agreeable fea-
ture of the occasion was the music
furnished by Prof. Arevalo and 9TH
ers of our amateur musicians who
were present. The company dispersed
at late hour greatly pleased with
their evenings enjoyment.
Among the passengers by the Pacific
yesterday was the Rev. DR.. Francis
and wife, of the Chinese Mission, San
Francisco, accompanied by his assist
ant to prosecute the Chinese Mission
work in this city. 1t is expected that
service in Chinese and English will
be held in the public square, near
Temple Block, Sunday morning next.
We saw yesterday in the furniture
finest centre-tables to be found in the
city. 1t is made of French walnut,
q with marble top, and the whole
brought to the finest finish of which
the material is capable. Mr.. Lehman
has an immense stock of goods on
hand, worthy the inspection of all who
have an eye for the elegant.
The season for enjoyment at the sea-
side is not finished, says our genial
friend, Will Tell, Notwithstanding the
reports of Santa Monicans. We will
have month or more of warm
weather yet, during which the Seaside
Retreat will offer its rare inducements
to visitors-a board well supplied with
game, fresh fish and the delicacies OF
the season, a boat race, or dip in the
r,f itn hi rNIn n al
times.
The second preliminary meeting to
take steps to institute Tribe of the
Improved Order of Red Men, was
Block. Twenty-three names were re-
ported on the list, and it was decided
to go ahead with the organization.
AS soon as the old members of the
Order can get their cards, meeting
of members and pale-faces will be
held to get ready for the Great Chiefs.
A reception party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball at their elegant
new residence on New High street last
night. The wealth and fashion of the
city were well represented and the
evening passed in most delightful
manner. Supper was served about ii
o'clock, and afterwards the younger
members of the company "tripped the
light fantastic" until late hour. In
social point, the reception was one
of the affairs of the season.
Mr.. Kaiser's art gallery was visited
by about five hundred persons, young
and old, yesterday. Each class in the
Public schools was given an hours
recess during the day, in which to ex-
anime the collection of paintings, at
the invitation of Mr.. Kaiser. Admis-
sion to the gallery will be free here
after, and the public are invited to
call and examine the collection. The
sale of paintings will commence at
once, and some rare bargains will be
offered.
A horse attached to q light wagon
and hitched in front of Mr.. Guerreros
store, opposite the plaza, took it into
his head to have a little recreation
Yesterday, and had it. He first pulled
back on his hitching strap until he
had broken the bride and then ran
playfully about the plaza smashing
things promiscuously. He finally
brought up against an awning-post,
after overturning a double buggy
which came in his course and very
nearly causing another runaway.
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