Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Ivar A. Weld offers block No. 4,
South Santa Monica, for sale.
Gold was 133 premium in New York
yesterday, and currency here S79SS4.
The steamer Mohongo leaves for San
Francisco to-day.
Gen. John r. Mcconnell and other
speakers will address the people of
Spadra tomorrow evening.
st. Vincent College will open again
tomorrow morning with very promis-
ing prospects.
Gen. Stoneman offers his San Ga
briel ranch for sale in another col
umn.
The Tustin City school will reopen
on Monday. Mr.. Henderson, formerly
of Orangethorpe, is in charge.
There will be a camp-meeting on
the Santa Ana river, commencing on
Thursday, August 26th.
Union religious services this even
ing in the Congregational Church, on
New High street at o'clock.
There was a runaway on Buena
Vista street yesterday, in which a
vegetable team was demolished.
Two patriotic foreigners took out
naturalization papers yesterday and
will vote at the coming election.
Sunday evening services in the
Episcopal Church will commence
hereafter at quarter before 8 o'clock.
Mr.. J. N. Van Nuyso of San Fernan-
do ranch was at the st. Charles yes
terday.
Men are wanted to work OH
thresher. Apply at Room %, Temple
Block.
The Synagogue will resOund to-day
with the lively measure of the we'd
ding march.
The funeral of Mr.. BrunsOn's child
was largely attended yesterday after
noon.
House-breaking has become quite
common recently, but the plunder is
light.
The new bridal chamber of the La
fayette Hotel is gorgeous affair and
will tend to make the Lafayette the
headquarters.
Senator John P. jones' name ap-
pears among the passengers who left
San Francisco last evening on the
steamer for Santa Monica.
A. w. Chase of the Coast Survey,
L. J. Rose of Sunny Slope, and J. M.
Allis of Anaheim, are at the Back
man House.
The Democratic party will have a
grand rally tomorrow night, at which
eminent speakers will address the
multitude.
Father Richardson has returned
from San Francisco, and will be found
at his post in st. Vincent's College
during the term.
Eminent speakers will address the
Democratic meeting tomorrow night,
and an immense crowd will be pres
ent.
A fiery fruit team created distur
ance in front of Dotter & Bradley's
yesterday and ran down to the St.
Charles, where it was captured.
When the new Cathedral, the NJ. E.
Church, South, and Fort-street M. E.
Church are finished, this city will
have church accommodation suffi-
cient for a city of $4,000 inhabitants.
DR.. Unidentified, DIR. Stairway, Sur
veyor Gaertner and Mr.. Lentz, of the
Sued Post, went out last evening to
the Charlotte mine and will return to-
morrow.
We regret to learn from the San
Diego World of the death on the 18th
inst. of Miss COnfianza Villarino, late
a pupil of the Sisters Academy in this
city.
The great Democratic rally to-mor-
row night will be addressed by Hon.
James A. Johnson, Judge J. B. La
mar, Charles E. Travis and Major
Frank Ganahl.
The San Bernardino Guardian still
spells Mr.. Wiggintons name incorrect
ly. We would suggest that the editor
correct the spelling in the ticket at
the head of the column.
Mr.. j. r.. Summers has returned
from San Francisco, where he pur-
chased an extensive stock of saddlery
and harness. His stock will arrive in
q few days and then look out for an
elegant lot of goods.
The United States Hotel office is
nearly finished and Messrs. Hammel
& Denker are now able to receive
their guests in room neat, light and
airy. When entirely finished the new
Office will be the best in Los Angeles.
The organ concert at the Fort-street
NJ. E. Church next Friday night will
be an elegant musical entertainment.
All lovers of music should assist them
in their effort to get powerful pipe
organ, which would be credit to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. NJ. J. Banks, a rancher of this
neighborhood, was arrested last even
ing for leaving his team unhitched.
He made considerable resistance and
created considerable of q row. His
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Prof. Steen had a genteel audience
at Merced Theatre last night, to whom
he gave his figure test and the mental
question test with great accuracy. The
opinion of all present was that Prof.
Steen has a remarkable power that
must impress any audience. The
Professor gsves private seances to-day
at room 9. Lafayette Hotel.
Gov. Downey's fine residence was
burglariZed on Friday night, but the
burglars got nothing except music
box, which was dropped near the