Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-10


many gudgeons the Santa Monica ad-
vertisement, written by Fitch. will
hook. The ingenuity of auctloneel
Noyes will be put to q severe. test In
selling these prospective law suits
Charge them ten per cent, Noyes.
s. Hackmen must have their names or
each side of their hack seats, in letters
at least one and one-half inches long
The penalty for the violation of the
ordinance is a fine of from SIS to $50, oil
imprisonment from two to twenty-five
days.
Among the shipments yesterday
were 100 sacks of new barley for San
Fernando; 20 sacks of corn, car Of
wool, and car of brea for San Fran.
cisco; L. ]. Rose shipped 10 bbls. of
wine to Iowa, and Mascarel shipped 2
pipes of wine to San Diego.
Jack White, the man injured in the
J fracas on the evening of the 5th OF
July, has withdrawn his charge
against his assailauts on their promise
his recovery. DIR. Stairway says he will
lose an eye.
1Mr. ]. Shaw brought to the HERALD
office yesterday a basket of due ripe
nectarineS, which are a credit to Los
Angeles. Last season Mr.. Shaw raised
| as fine peaches as CAN be grown in the
county, and he will do as much this
season. He knows the full value Of
careful selection and judicio us man
agement of fruits.
Prof. Lippard's class of ladies In
dancing meets at Leck's Hall this af-
ternoon at O'Clock. We understand
that the class is very select and repre-
sents some of the first families in the
city. We can recommend Professor
Llppard as in every Way a gentleman
and worthy the patronage of our clti-
zens.
Mr.. John II. Musselman and George
w. Fender of Logansport, Indiana,
are at the Backmau House. They are
leading citizens of the thriving city of
Logansport, and their good opinion of
Los Angeles and Southern California
will be valuable to this section. We
trust that they will make u long stay
and examine the county carefully.
Remember the Royal Marionette
Troupe tonight at Merced Theatre.
Great crowds have witnessed this
amusing entertainment in San Fran
cisco and the larger cities of the East.
DR. Haskell has had thirty years ex-
rience in the show business and knows
how to please the public.
Kysor & Mathews have made the
plans for the Cardona block, on the
burnt district, on the east side Of Main
street. It will be three-stories high,
and quite an ornament to the street.
They have also drawn the plan of q
fine building, to be built by Mr.. P.
Kern, at the junction of Main and
Spring street, beyond Eighth.
A party of hunters, consisting of
Messrs. Jacoby, LEM, Ploennies and
Morsch, leave to-day for deer hunt
In the mountains above Santa Monica.
They go well provided for the sport,
and judging by the generous lunch
they have engaged, will have good
time, whether they obtain any game
or not.
The hack owned by Jesse Avise and
driven by Joe, colllded yesterday after.
noon about three o'clock with Span
iard's wood wagon in front of Leh-
mans carpet store. The hack con-
tanned four ladies, was being driv-
en- very fast, and struck the wagon
with great violence. In the collision
the hack driver was thrown of, the
pole and spring broken. The wagon
had reach broken in two.
A regular meeting of Los Angeles
Stamm, No. 1873, U.O. r. NJ, held Ju-
ly 9Th, the following elected officers
were duly installed by d. D. Grand
Master, Herman Fleishman: O. c., A.
Wick. U. c., A. Aphold. B. c., M.
Kuhrts; Rec. Sec., A. Stoermer; Perm.
Sec., P. Leuth; Treasurer, August
Bressmer; K, J. Farnhart; w. W., J.
Laventhal. g. W., VIM. Rapp; Tru.
tees, l. v. Burkhart, A. Oldenburg, H.
Shell.
Passengers necessarily delayed at
Wilmington need feel no alarm about
being cared for. Our genial friend
Perry Wildman, of the Exchange Ho-
tel, stands ready to accommodate as
many as come, and in good style. His
table is supplied with all the luxuries
of the season, and his beds quiet the
most distracted nerves. Perry has
bought u new coach that will hereaf-
ter convey passengers to and from the
depot free Of charge.