Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-28
LOCAL BREVITIE ES. i.
Hermann appears Monday nigh

hermann appears Monday nlSht.
Bishop Kavanaugh leaves Tuesday.
Washington Gardens will be open
to-day.
The Terpsichorean Club will give q
soiree Oh the 10th day of December.
Capt. Johnson, of San Diego, feels
elevated since he won the Temple cup.
Mr.. Whistler shipped 60 sacks of rye
yesterday.
A car load of Cinnamon went to the
Tunnel yesterday.
A Spanish circus performed last
night to good audience in Sonora.
Merrill Lodge, |. o. G.. T., have
bought II lot at Fort and Temple street.
Bruck & Brunk have a fine collec-
ton of fowls at the Agricultural Park.
Rev. Vim. H. Hill breaches to-day
at the Episcopal Church.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
cleared $40O on their dinners and
fair.
The two new picnic cars will be on
the track of the Main street railway
to-day.
The Baptist Church meets at II A.
NJ. Sunday School at the close of SER
vice.
Bishop Kavanaugh will preach in
the Trinity (MethodisD Church Spring
street, tomorrow at 81 A. NJ.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
14l per cent. premium. Currency sold
here ut SO O. 81.
The schooner Ancon arrived yester-
day with 14O tons of freight, 40 China
men, and 100 first class passengers.
Father Beuchard has arrived in Los
Angeles, and will assist in the Jubilee
services at the Cathedral.
Mr.. Mesmer has returned from San
Francisco, and Hermann had him on
the stage the other night.
Mr.. Fl. Fleishman has removed his
agency office into J. Hauchs' place on
Commercial street.
See Hermann Monday night.
We hear the name of our old friend
+. Signoret, mentioned in connection
with Councilman from the First Ward
Remember the Cotton sale of lots to-
morrow Tickets $3 90 for the round
trip.
The Hermann matinee did not take
place yesterday, owing to Herrmann's
severe illness.
Sam Prayer is selling an immense
amount of new goods. Every steam
er brings him new lot and yet hC
can with difficulty keep up his stock.
At Noyes'sale yesterday he sold two
good horses at $l75 and $2l0 Printers
Devil, well known stallion, sold at
1920.
The rattle for the case of wax-flowers
on exhibition at DIR. Woolbeber's drug
store will come off on Tuesday. eve.
ningnext at half past o'clock.
Mr.. Pete Gabriel has discharged
the duties of Grand Marshal at the
fair grounds with general satisfaction
to the public. He is the right man il
the right place.
Mr.. La Ransieur has opened his
Dancing Academy at Stearns' Hall
He names it the Los Angeles Dancing
Academy, and will inaugurate it next
Tuesday evening.
Levin & Co. have just received 6
large stock of magnificently bount
books. They are just the thing fol
| holiday presents. They have an i'm
mense number of new novels by popu
lar authors.
The shooting of Mr.. Dunn may b'
summed up in q few words: Dunr
had slandered Miss Connolly and Mis-:
Connolly had shot Dunn. All right
except that Miss Connolly had failet
| to kill Dunn, Not hanging offence
however
Mr. J. La Ransieur's dancing school
at the Los Angeles Dancing Acade
my, is progressing finely. The ladies
class meets at 2 O'clock Tuesday after
noon; the class for gentlemen at
o'clock on Tuesday evening; and the
| children's class at , O'Clock on Satur
day afternoon.
Mr.. John j. Reynolds runs first
class stage to the Fair Grounds, ant
all passengers by him can rely on be
ing well treated. Mr.. Reynolds is al
old citizen and our readers can rely ol
being taken to and from the Fai
Grounds in good style, whether il
stage or hack.
| w. A. Clark. late of San Francisco
is now located ut Ell Monte and will
introduce his family medicines inclu
ding "Cathartic Bitters,n Rattl
Snake OIL" and others. He will ais
do general practice. We commen'
the doctor to the good graces of tn
people of El Monte.