Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-31
LOCAL BlsEVITIES.

The Senator will sail for San Diego
tomorrow.
The Terpsichorian Social Club will
give their third reception at Leck's
Hall tomorrow evening.
Three teams were loaded for Pana-
mint yesterday with groceries and
general merchandise for the mining
trade.
The sailing of the VIM. Taber for
San Francisco has been postponed
until to-day. Passengers will leave
by the 10 A. NJ. train.
Little Mac holds forth again at
Merced Theatre tomorrow night. Go
and have u laugh at his "monley-
shines"
The Disciples of Christ will have a
New Years wreath and festivities at
the Court House tomorrow night. A
pleasant time.
The "high-toned colored folks will
celebrate the anniversary of their
emancipation on Friday evening by a
recherche dinner, to be followed ~ a
dance.
The funeral services of Andrew Mil
Ter Nelson who was killed at the Mis-
sion San Gabriel last Tuesday will
take place at the Episcopal Church
this morning at IL O'Clock.
We regret to announce the death of
little three-year-old daughter of Mr..
Il. Bills, named Margaret Jane. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at half past 3 O'Clock.
i Los Angeles Lodge, No. 35, I. o. o.
T., last evening elected the following
named officers for the ensuing term:
Ben A. Stanard, N. g.; G. FL. Mattield,
V. c.; A. Frank, r.. S.; III. Fleish-
man, Treas.
Watch-night services will be held
at the German Church, Spring street,
between Fourth and Fifth this eve
ming, commencing at o'clock. Morn
ing services will he held on New
Years Day at 1880. All Germans
are invited.
The Los Angeles Social Club have
made full preparations for their grand
reception and ball to take place at
ocheir hall on Los Angeles street to-
~ PROV evening. 1t will be one of
e onlya most fashionable gatherings of
FUi, season.
Ovione in Los Angeles, we learn that
one of our lumber firms pays annually
for lighterage and freight alone on the
Southern Pacific Railroad $125,000.
One wholesale grocery house has near
ly double that amount of freight and
lighterage for its yearly bill.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Behasque & La
bourdette, which appears this morn
ing. This firm has opened an extern
sive stock of groceries, provisions,
wines and liquors in AmestOy's new
building on the southeast corner of
Also and Alameda streets. Goods
will be sold at the new establishment
lower than the lowest. Cove them Il
call.
The first number of The NeU Italy
is out. 1t is published by the Los An
geles Immigration and Land Cooper
ative Association, and is issued from
the HERALD press. The paper is filled
with interesting reading matter rela-
tive to Los Angeles city and county
and is just the thing for every resident
to read and send to his Eastern rela-
tives and friends. Five thousand
copies h ave been printed and they will
be distributed gratis through all parts
of the State, as well as upon railroad
trains and steamer bound for Cali
fornia.
DR.. Paul M. Brennan delivered n lee
ture last night before large audience
mainly composed of young men, on
"Manhood-how lost and how restor-
ed.u He told some truths in his
lecture that were worth more than
diamonds or precious gold piled up in
the treasure house. Ry the unani-
nous vote of his audience, the Doctor
was requested to remain here and
deliver another lecture on the subject.
He has consented, and on Saturday
evening next will again address our
citizens on the vital question of health.
See notice tomorrow.