Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Yesterday closed the fun of horse
racing for the season.
The Dunn case still agitates the
public.
The Pico House is doing rushing
business under the new management.
The senator arrives at Santa Monica
early this morning.
The District Court did nothing of
interest yesterday.
Col. J. M. Bassett of the HERALD
left this morning for San Francisco.
Father Buchard of San Francisco
had large audience on Sunday at the
Cathedral.
The Episcopal Church will have SER
vice this morning at Andrew Days,
at II o'clock.
There will be meeting of the ves-
try of the Episcopal Church on Thurs
day at 7-30 p. NJ.
That handsome tapestry, Romeo
and Juliet, is to be raffied at an early
date. I.## ....
Mckenzie, one of the men scalded
at San Fernando on Sunday, was re-
ceived into the hospital yesterday.
Senator Hagerhas favored the HER
AID with several Congress Congress
sional documents.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
14s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at Sc @ 81.
There will be a little delay expert
enced in the Spring street railway, as
one Of the cars has u broken wheel.
Mr.. Russell, the genial Riverside
nurseryman, is paying a brief visit to
this city.
The Council adjourned last night to
meet at half past one o'clock next
Wednesday afternoon.
A gentleman asks us to request the
owners of pews in the Cathedral to
leave them open during Father Blu
chard's mission.
The schooner Ida Schauner, Capt.
Schauner, arrived yesterday with $50
tons of iron for the S. p. r. r. Com
pany.
The track of the Los Angeles C In
dependence Railroad is laid to San Pc
drO street and the first train reached
the depot yesterday,
A stove pipe running through the
first story of q house on Alameda
street, near Also, needs the attention
of the police, or, a fire will be the re-
suit. .
Brode, on Spring street, next to
Turn-Verein Hall, has one of the fin
est stock of groceries in the city. He
sells cheaper and better goods than
any rival.
Don MateO Keller had a Harvest
Home at his restaurant last night,
which was largely attended. We de-
fer an extended notice until to-mOr-
row morning.
The Park Hotel has been for some
time under the business management
of Mr. G. H. Eason, who is polite
and affable gentleman. The guests of
the Hotel are under many obligations
to him for kind attentions
A gentleman driving along Spring
street opposite Temple Block, yester-
day afternoon, got into some sort of
trouble with his company and one of
the ladies got out of the buggy. AS
she reached the sidewalk she gave
him piece of her mind more express
i've than eloquent.
Sam Prayer has received by this
steamer full assortment of dry goods
and gents and boys clothing, also a
nice lot of travelling satchels, all of
which he offers to sell at reduced prices
during the holidays. Purchasers would
do well to call before going elsewhere.
On dit that dairyman, well known
in the city went to sleep while driving
his wagon Sunday morning and ran
into telegraph pole. The speed was
about twelve miles an hour, then the
collapse came, the horse turned SOM
ersault and the milkman ditto, ran to
meet his mother-in-law.
We understand there are two sides
to the Dunn affair it being said that
there was provocation as well as as
sault. We will not try ia unravel the
mystery, but wait for the evidence to
clear up one of the worst neighbor-
hood quarrels that ever happened in
Los Angeles. =
Mr.. John J. Reynolds has the ex-
elusive right to the hack stand in front
of the Backman House and hereafter
his vehicles, with experienced drivers
may be found there at any hour, day
or night. The many patrons of the
Backman may be assured of safe con-
duct under John J. Reynolds guild
ance.
The menagerie, opposite the Post
Office is well worth visit and we rec
omend our readers to examine it. The
collection Of wild beasts within the
tent are such as are not often found
outside of Barnum's or one of the
great menageries East. We can en-
dorse it as one of the largest and best
menageries on the coast.
Read the City of Paris ADVERTISE
ment from beginning to end. This ever
popular house has just received large
assortment of dry goods, fancy goods,
toys, etc., direct from Paris where
they were selected by Mr.. Eugene
Meyer, one of the firm, during his Wis.,