Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-23
LOCAL BREVITTES.
Bishop Kavanaugh left Los Angeles

luc sCuOOutE MIN II. huSS, NdptuIil
Erland, sailed for Eureka yesterday.
The steamer Senator left for San
Francisco on Sunday.
Arrived on Sunday at San Pedro The
steamer Orizaba from San Francisco.
The steamer Gipsy, Capt. Plummer,
arrived from San Francisco yesterday.
Col. Slaughter's valuable horse died
of lock-jaw, not epizootic.
Sailed yesterday Bark Rainier, Capt
White, for Puget Sound.
The steamer Orizaba leaves to-day
for San Francisco.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l4s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here ut Sc o. 81. .-#..
Mr.. Louis Levin, the enterprisng
book-dealer, has returned from San
Francisco.
The Terpsichorean Social Club gives
another entertainment on the 2Sth in
slant.
Two thousand sheep were shipped
from Santa Mopica Oh Sunday to San
Francisco.
The City of Paris is now opening the
richest stock of toys and fancy goods
ever cen outside of Paris.
Mr.. Herman Fleischman has been
appointed a Notary Public, vice Ham,
ilton, resigned.
An elegant open car for the Main
street passenger railway has arrived
at the s. p. r. II. depot from San
Francisco.
Pasqual Nigro will appear to-day
before Judge Gray on a charge of keep
ing a disorderly house, preferred by
Officer Thomas.
Chief Engineer Hood, of the Te-
hachape Pass, has moved into the
Soledad Pass to make the final loca-
ton of the Southern Pacific railway.
There will be no Thanksgiving SER
vice ut the Episcopal Church on
Thursday, owing to the continued i'll
ness of the pastor.
Mr.. w. w. Orr, of Los Nietos, ex-
hibits in front of the st. Charles hotel
q mammoth beet, weighing l53 pounds,
which has been grown since June.
Sam Prayer has just received stock
Of children's and Infants ready made
wOOlen clothing. The tiny garments
are the cunningest little jolyers out.
There is n great rush this week at
the clearing-out sale of J. ID. Guer-
rero, opposite the Plaza. Goods are
marked down to bedrock figures.
The Symposium saloon, under Mer-
ced theatre, is becoming popular re-
taken charge OF it.
Steamer Mohengo arrives at Santa
Monica early this morning with 40
tons; arrives at San Pedro about -
o'clock with 40 tons and one hundred
passengers.
Mr.. Will r. Belts, of the firm of
Kevane & Bettis, has been appointed
pool clerk at Agricultural Park. He
is competent man and the appoint
ment receives the public endorsement
Mr.. J. r.. Smith, of Waterbury, Con-
necticut, desires to be put in cores
pondence with dealers in Mohair,
which he hears grows extensively on
our slopes.
All who desire to make purchases of
stocks in San Francisco should call on
Mr.. Frank Murtha,. at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Office, rs he has
advantages In buying stocks that out
siders do not possess.
Gentlemen who want stylish rigs
to drive to the races this week will
find something to their liking at the
Union Stables, kept by Messrs. Wis
well & Finney. Every description of
nObby turnout can there be found.
Ifyou would laugh and grow fat, go
and see the m instrel troupe now per-
70 rming at Leck's Hall, Main street.
They excel in comicalities and songs,
and nothing is presented at which
any one can take exceptions.
At the sale of pools last night at the
Fashion Saloon on the trotting race
George Treat was first, Dirigo second,
the field third. In the running race,
Maid of the Mist was first, Mini II Sec
nd MI ho EnlI fI,ir1
Mr.. Ledyard, the gentlemanly CASH
ier of Temple & Workman's bank, was
at his place at the counter yesterday.
He informed us that the bank would
be opened on the return of Mr.. Temple
from San Francisco.
The ladies of the Nj. e. Church on
Fort street are making great prepara-
tions for that Thanksgiving dinner,
and good things which tend to make
m en- merry and fat are being collect
ed in their new church. There are
also to be exercises of a high order in
the old church in the evening.
DIR. Aborn will remain i'm this city
only until the fifth of next month.
This announcement will be sufficient
hint to those requiring his services to
call at his rooms in the Backman
House at once. The time is short and
to act now may save n trip to San
Francisco.
The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the elegant grocery stock of
Charles Brode, Spring street, near
Turn-Verein Hall. He keeps all the
finest imported fancy groceries as well
as the staples and sells them at San
Francisco prices. Give him call for
anything in the housekeeping line.
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