Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Get dinner at the Rink.

Thanksgiving dinner and supper at
the Rink to-day.
The Postoffice will be open to-day
from to TO- NJ.
We are pleased to learn that Rev.
w. III. Hills conyalescing.
The first public effort of the Bap-
fists is the Thanksgiving dinner at the
Rink to-day. E1 80
Go tothe Rink and get your Thanks
giving dinner and supper. Tickets for
dinner or supper, so cents.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l4i per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at sc a. 81. a5.,
Two elegant open picnic cars for the
Main street horse railway are at the
depot. ae saa -r-s
The San Fernando train arrived ut
$3.50 p. NJ. yesterday with delayed
Eastern mails.
We regret to hear of the death of Mr..
j. w. Wilson's infant daughter. The
funeral took place yesterday.
Go and see Herrmann's spiritual
manifestations at Turn-Verein hall to-
night.
Yacht sailing was the pastime yes
terday afternoon at the lake in front
of Pete Thompson's. e.
The hurdle riders to-day are not
only qualified to jump over wooden
bars, but take in stone.fence OCCASION
ally. -i -
The steamer Mohongo sails for San
Francisco to-day. Passengers via San
Pedro take the train at 1O:l5 A. NJ; via
Santa Monica at 4 p. NJ. :.
The Library room will not be open
this afternoon and evening, the Libra
rian wishing to enjoy his Than&sgiv-
ing day quietly.
At a certain hotel some Of the dining
room hands were caught recently salt
ing a barrel of sugar. The hotel is out
one barrel of sugar, and the hoodlums
who did it are out of a situation.
Jake Wallace, at Merced theater,
will give Thanksgiving minstrel
performance tonight. We know the
novelties will please the multitude, for
Jake is first-class manager.
DR.. J. w. Shultz of Loganspsrt, Ind
is stopping at the PicO. He will Ie-
main few weeks with us looking in
to the advantages of Southern Cali
fornia.
Remember Thanksgiving dinner at
the new NJ. e. Church OH Fort street.
Dinner hot and fresh every hour ofthe
afternoon and evening. No cold meats
served.
Remember the Baptist dinner at the
Rink to-day. Pay fifty cents and get
one of the most elegant dinners ever
seen in Los Angeles The table will
be spread from p. NJ. until p. NJ.
Marxsen Bros, corner of Main and
Third streets, have just received an
extensive stock of dry goods, boots
and shoes and groceries, which they
are prepared to sell at bottom prices.
1t is believed by the knowing ones
that Col. II. G. Hopkins, of the Sur
veyor Generals office, has been sent
to Mexico as the agent of the South
ern Pacific railroad company.
Officer Ryan, about 4 o'clock yester-
day; after sharp race, succeeded in
| arresting three hOodlums, who were
| drunk and disOrderly. The race was
a lively one and attracted general at
| tentiOn.
Among the late shipments from the
S. p. r. r. depot were SO sacks of cop
per ore from Cotton to San Francisco;
| so sacks of barley from Hellman, Haas
| IL Co.; and 6 bales of wool from H.
| Newmark & Co.
Alameda street, East of the S. p. de-
pot, is now the dryest street in the
city, thanks to good grade. In the
muddiest weather this street is dry,
and teams seek it in preference to any
other thor0ughfare.
We are requested to say that the
race programme will be carried oat
to-day if the weather is fair. The
track and roads are in good condition
The programme to-day is very in
teresting.
The rain poured in torrents yester-
day, but such is the nature of the soil
at Agricultural Park that the track
will probably be in good order to-day.
The hurdle race will certainly come
off, and an immense amount OF money
change hands.
Drunk Indians and squaws make
night hideous with their drunken
orgies at and near the corner of Also
and Alameda streets. The police
should arrest them so as to get q large
chain gang force, to clean the cross
ings after the next rain. at.E
| We saw one man at Herrmann's ex'
hibition last night who evidently ap'
preciated him, or else had higf
opinion of Mcguire! After witnessing
one of his incOmprehensible feats III
exclaimed: "Well, by -, that's JUS
as good as Tom Mcguire could do II III
was here himself" NtI4H
| Coaches and Hacks going to ant
coming from the Fair grounds VII
stop at the Fort street M. Il. Churci
to accommodate the hungry. A specia
supply of roast turkeys will be prepar
+ ed to be served between ana p.
for the benefit of those returning IRON
I the Fair grounds.
The owners of the menagerie whicl
arrived i'm town o few days ago wer