Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-24
LOCAL BREV1TIES.

the rink supper Thursday evening.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon a
114s per cent. premium. Currency sole
here at sc "a 81.
DR.. Aborn will remain at the Back.
man House until Saturday December
4th.
We hear that Judge Sepulveda wa:
slightly injured in a collision when re.
turning from the races last evening.
All parties who have kindly dona.
ted for the Baptist dinner and supper
will please have their donations al
ready by Wednesday afternoon.
Thatcher, the jeweler, left yesterday
and promised to return about the first
of December with a stock of beautiful
things that will eclipse everything.
MI. George H. Durfee, of Eel Monte
fell into the sewer opposite Temple
Block last night about 10 O'clock and
was seriously injured about the head
A stranger, whose name we could
not learn, fell into the sewer last night
about IL o'clock. DIR. Brooke attended
him.
At Agricultural Park yesterday q
veritable Scotchman with the time
hOnored bag-pipes, attracted consider.
able attention.
There will be no postponment oi
the Thanksgiving dinner and supper
at the rink on Thursday. Dinner will
be served at two O'Clock z. NJ. and con.
tinue until ten o'clock.
. The minstrel troupe at Leck's hall
is making name and fame In its nightly
performances. Last night the house
was crowded. Change of programme
nightly. ..s..#.=.s #.#..#### -.
Jake Wallace's minstrels were greet.
ed by n crowd at Merced theater last
night, and the performance was above
the average OF negro minstrelsy. They
appear again tonight.
Joe Williams wheel of fortune was
in demand yesterday. In this kind
of betting every man takes his own
horse against the field and 1t is always
single dash.
Donithan, the driver OF Gold Note,
is laid up with severe kick and now
comes the news of the owner, Mr.. A.
l. Kinds, being severely injured by
the over.turning of a stage.
One OF the workmen on the Catho-
lie Cathedral climbed up to the cross
on the cupola to paint and sand it yes
terday afternoon. It was enough to
make one dizzy to see the man prose
cutting his dangerous task.
Mr.. T, A. Dunsmoor Of the Dollar
Store, arrived in this city yesterday by
steamer. He has been in San Fran
cisco purchasing a large Winter stock
for his popular establishment.
The sailing of the Mohongo for San
Francisco and way Ports is postponed
until Thursday, morning train con-
meets at San Pedro, T.. NJ. train via
Santa Monica. r ~
Our city circulation having increas-
ed very rapidly of late we have been
compelled to put on new carrier.
1t the ratio of increase continues we
will be obliged to put on two new car
riers at an early date.
The Knights of the Red Branch
wore Grape yesterday in memory of
the Manchester martyrs, Allen, Lark
en- and O'Brien, it being the anniver-
sary of their eXecu tion for their devO-
tiOn to Ireland. q
The Baptist Church are making
every preparation for their festival OF
tomorrow and Friday. The poultry
yards have been robbed to give the
Church the required amount of chick
ens and turkeys and they will have
one of the most elegant feasts ever set
out in Los Angeles.
The police say it is useless for them
to arrest suspicious characters, as some
one in authority is always interfering
and the suspicious characters are dis.
missed. Whether it is a hoodlum, a
thief or three-eard monte sharper any
other style of hard case, unless caught
in the act they are always turned
loose. All doubtful characters should
be shut'up in the Jail until the races
are over.
Jones & Noyes' great sale of fine
horses commences to-day and will
continue all day tomorrow. This is
q bona fide sale of valuable animals
and will give all enterprisIng horse
fanciers an opportunity of getting first
class stock at auction prices. We
would recommend all who desire to
improve their stock to attend this ex-
tensive sale.
On Monday evening about eight
O'Clock as the Telegraph Stage was
coming out of San Francisquito
caf1on, about a mile this side of Del
AMOS station, the vehicle upset, Sc RI
ously injuring Mr.. A. l.. Kinds of San
Francisco and slightly injuring three
other male passengers. 1t is feared
that the upper bones Of Mr.. Hinds'
arm are badly broken. A woman and
child in the stage escaped uninjured.
Mr.. Frank B. Katz, the gentleman
ly representative of the Occidental
Shirt Company, San Francisco, arriv-
ed in Los Angeles yesterday and will
call OH our citizens for their orders
for elegant holiday shirts. The Occi-
den tai Shirt Company has attained a
high reputation for making fine ar
ticle of shirts and at a low figure. AS
canvasser Mr.. Katz Is one of the
most gentlemanly and reliable that
ever appeared in Los Angeles.
We are soon to have the pleasure of