Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.


has sailed from Wilmington.
The Los Angeles Social club gives a soirec
on New Years eve.
A fur tippet was found in the southern part
of the City. Call at this office.
A sea lion, caught at Santa Monica, died on
Sunday at Washington Garden.
The name of the late suicide was Joseph
Koenig, the German for Joseph King.
Judge DeI.ong is getting up an "Emigration
Bureau"
Mr.. S. w. Craigue and Cashier Spence have
gone down to San Diego.
Christmas services were held last Saturday
morning at the Episcopal Church.
Messrs. Tbayer & Eggleston are erecting a
building next the Post-office.
The steamer Mohongo will arrive from San
Francisco tomorrow.
The steamer Orlzaha leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day.
There was no service last Sunday evening at
the Episcopal Church owing to the indispos-
tion the Rector.
Messrs. Darrell, Lothian 4 Co. are having
switch put into their yard near the L. A. *
I. r. r. depot, on San Pedro street.
Miss A. z. Johns, teacher of New River
school, has resigned, having suddenly been
calle East.
Mayor Beaudry adjudicated one case yes
terdap morning in which three men were in
terested.
East Los Angeles had Christmas Eve en-
tertalnment at the schoO-house On Friday
night
One of the large lamps i'm front of the Fort
street NJ. +. Church has been broken by hood
lum boys.
About thirty-ive couples participated in
the Christmas eve party given by Mrs. Ty-
Ter, at the Anaheim depot.
Mr.. Albert Folke, civil engineer, has pub.
lished an article on "A general sewerage
system. s+.t
Ponet & Reynolds have received a magrif-
cent hearse, of Crane, Breedi & Co.'S make,
which cost s4,Os;.
The directors OF the Brooklyn Land and
Building company, are requested TO meet at
the Secretary's Office tomorrow evening ut
o'clock.
The Novelty Theatre has fine performance
tonight. A regular holiday bill to be wit
messed nightly at the hall under Signoret's
building.
Among the shipments yesterday from the
8. p. r. X. depot were 500 dry hides from Kali
isher; 100 joints of artesian pipe for Nor
walk; 81 bales of meal from Also Mills.
Col. Blaisdell, of Minnesota, who lately
purchased Judge Thompson's ranch has re-
turned to the city, His Improvements SO far
comprise two houses.
William McConaughy, ex-Dlstrict Attor-
ney of Siskyou County, and one of the lead
ing lawyers of the Northern part of the State,
is visiting our city i'm search of health,
The Christmas Festival OF the Episcopal
Church will be held this evening. The Christ
mas tree, with all its weight Of presents for
the little ones, is now in position. 1t will bea
pleasant gathering.
The Offices of Los Angeles Chapter, No 3},
r. a. NJ. will be installed at half past seven
o'clock this evening. All companions in
good standing are invited to attend. IT is ex-
pected all mem bers will be present.
Arrived schooner ID. c. Williams, Captain
Decker; schooner Venus, Captain Dodd;
schooner F.. A. Hyde, Captain Nissen, with
railroad material; brig Hesperian, Captain
Ray: schooner Big River, Captain Nelson.
At a meeting of the Angelic Lodge; No. 1876
]. o. o. T., last evennglthe following officers
were elected: for the ensuing term: j. NJ. Bas-
sett, N. c.; Ernest Neiizke, V. c.; VIM. A.
Spaldng, r. s.; Fred Dohs, Treasurer.
Mr. F. Foster has shipped TO San Luis Obs
po, via Santa Monica, ! sacks of pressed
chile, consisting of w strings and weighing
l2sS pounds. The pressing was done under
the supervision of Mr.. ]. u. Smith OFFS. Levy's
establishment.
On Thursday afternoon at half past one
and in the evening at seven O'Clock, Jones &
Noyes will sell the remainder of Mr.. Levy's
collection by auction. 1t will be the last OPP
portunity of obtaining fine works OF art at "a
sacrifice. r..
The lumber yard of Darrell, Lothian &
Co., on San Pedro street, is receiving 200, 900
feet of lumber, which arrived by the schoon-
er AragO, on Sunday, at Santa Monica. With
this last arrival from Hum mboldt, Darrell, Lo-
THAN & Co.'s yard has heavy stock on hand.
then Marteen does just as good work now as
when he commenced. Go to his place, Area
dia street, near Main, and see how Mart cen
brings out old, faded cloth TO look like new-
His charges are reasonable and yet he saves
every customer the price of new clothes.
: The Grani Central Hotel and Restaurant
had q formal opening on Christmas day,
which was enjoyed by about $50 guests We
cannot here reproduce the bill offare, but it.
would have been creditto the Palace Ho-
tel or Lick House, and Mr.. f. f. Fisher COW
cred himself with glory.
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. and A. M. last
evening installed the following officers for the
ensuing Masonic year: S G Foy, w NJ; NJ
Michaelis, w; j E Jackson,J j w; s Meyer,
Treas; Chas Smith, sec'y; M Ryan, s d; e J
Nichols, J d; ] f France, w H A Kidd, Stew
ards; w Woodwork, Marshal; Hauck,
Tyler
/. Goldsmith, the we'll known and popular
cigar dealer, has opened an establishment in
his line, on an entirely new plan. He will
sell cigars by the box only, at prices greatly
reduced from retail rates. Smokers, call and
see him on Main street, opposite the Pico
House. ##I
While the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest smoker may return.
The Turner gymnastic performances ON
Christmas night, was aighly credtable to
the participants. The audience was large
and apprecative and frequent outbursts of
applause greeted several of the acts. After
the stage performance dance continued nn-
Ill q late hour.
After two days of continuous feasting, a
man begins TO feel like prize Berkshire, and
TO think that forty days fast, even in the
desert, would not beDsuch bad thing.-Ef-
press.
good deal depends on how much of the