Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-03


The steamer Ancon left yesterday
at P. N. for San Diego.
DIR. Aborn's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services. .
The steamer Costa Rica leaves SAN
ta Monica tomorrow.
The United States Coast Survey
steamer Hassler is at San Pedro.
Capts. Greenwich and Chase, Of the
Coast Survey. are In the city.
There were five baptisms durin the
past week In the Catholic church.
Mrs. Lana Mathews wife of w. A.
Mathews Of this city died on Friday
morning of consumption.
Mr.. Willis Drummond late Land
Commissioner is at the Backman
House.
Mr.. WI. Woods, Chief clerk of the
House Of Representa- tives, is at the
Backman House.
Tonight the second concert of st.
Athanasius' Sunday school will take
place.
Confidence Engine Company No. 9
will have social dance on the 18th
inst.
The steamer Ancon, from San Fran
cisco, arrived yesterday with 100 pas
sengers.
The P. M. S. s. Grenada arrived at
San Pedro yesterday on her way
South.
Mr.. Thomas Bold, the HERALD
weather reporter, left for England, via
Panama, OH Thursday.
Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1l7a. Greenbacks sold here at
S5@S8a. 1@4[ SfF -
The Spanish-American Mutual Be-
nevolent Society hold their monthly
reunion to-day.
DIR. Aborn, Oculist, aurist, catarrh,
throat aud lung physic ian, Back man
Honse. No charge for consultations.
Mr.. Perry has laid the foundation
for an elegant $4,000 residence near
Brooklyn Heights. ssg..f <-1~te4rf
At the rattle for the watch last night
at Joe Breson's, the following num-
bers threw Al, viz: Nos. 20, 43, ,7S, 90.
DIR. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form Of disease to call for q free con-
sultation.
A number Of girls, members Of the
Society of Santa Viviana, founded by
Father Verdaguer, received Holy Com
mupion on Thursday.
Mr.. Fisher, Of the Santa Monica
Outlook, made us an agreeable call
yesterday. He Is getting ready for
his removal to Jonesville.
A buggy team ran away yesterday
and came near running into the cellar
of the Cardona block on Main street, .
pile of lumber and other vehicles pre-
vented the catastrophe.
VIM. Geller, jr., the victim Of the
stage accident near Santa Monica,
died yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was q promising young man,
and Is mourned by host Of friends.
The social Of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society Of the M. E. church South, at
Col. Peel's on Friday night, was an
elegant affair. Music and CONVERSE
tion filled up few hours pleasantly.
| The "Spice Box" afforded unlimited
amusement.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the s. P. R. r. depot were bales
of pelts to San Francisco from H.
WOodson; AZ bales of wool to San
Francisco; SO joints of pipe to Ana
helm; l42 dry hides from c. Gassen to
San Francisco.
The funeral services Of Amos F.
Waterman will be held at his late res
idence on San Pedro street, near WASH
ington, this afternoon at three o'clock.
The deceased was promising young
man of thirty.six years Of age, and
| leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his untimely fate.
Last Saturday night week as Mr..
Pacheco was passing along Main street
a man named H. c. Cutler snatched
his watch and ran off. He afterwards
sold it for SIS at Santa Monica to a
man named Matthews, a resident Of
San Luis Obispo and went to Santa
Barbara. Cutler has since been cap
tured ut Santa Barbara and the watch
recovered. Harris deserves the credit
for the arrest and deposit Of the thief
in our Jail.