Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL rs.
The way freight list by mail yester-
day was quite large.
The Council holds meeting to-
night.
The Turn n-Verein Germania is to
have an annual picnic at Arroyo Seco
next Sunday.
Kansas has had thirty six hours
rain, extending all over the State,
and assuring the wheat crop.
+ The police should take charge of the
rowdy boys who congregate around
Turner Hall insulting citizens.
Three-inch gas mains are being laid
on First street to Fort and down Fort
to Third street.
The poorest glass for the Captain OF
a steamer on a rocky shore is whisky
glass.
The Orizaba, favorite boat, will
leave for San Francisco this after
noon.
The Mohongo will arrive on Friday
from San Francisco, with a large pas
senger and freight list.
A good canvasser can find remuner-
ative employment by calling at Ban
croft q Thayer's office.
Judge Lindley has lost his old gray
overcoat. Anybody bringing the gar
ment to our Office will confer favor
on the loser never to be forgotten.
The schools have a holiday to.mor-
row for picnic purposes, which we
trust will be beneficial to teachers and
scholars.
Luca Marasovich, recently parioned
by the Governor, was released from
the county Jail, after serving seven
months for assault and battery.
The schooner N. L. Drew, arrived
yesterday at San Pedro, with railroad
iron and an engine for the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
4 la Ventura - and now comes
Beecher and says he is not responsible
for the wreck Of Tilton's domestic
ship-that it was all owing to the va
ration of the point of his compass
Don Mateo's lake, on Alameda
street, has been filled with brickbats,
old boots, dead cats, broken bottles
and other curiosities in nature and
art.
We learn that the cars and turn
table for the Main Street and AgricuI-
tural Park Railroad will be shipped
from San Francisco by the Mohongo
next Saturday.
The Terpsichorean Club will give its
seventh reception at Leck's Hall next
Wednesday evening. We have re-
ceived kind invitation and will try
to be present.
Our readers will be rejoiced to learn
that an Eastern mail is expected this
morning. Patent Office reports, love
letters, Beecher's trials and other in
cendiary literature will be distributed.
A lodge of Binai Birth is to be insti-
tuted at San Bernardino next Sunday
by the President of the Grand Lodge
of California, Mr.. ]. N. Choynski, as
sisted by several brethren from Los
Angeles.
"Literary Remains" rare book by
Emanuel Deutsch, is for sale by Louis
Levin, Temple Block. Only a few
copies of this work were ever publish
ed, and our bOok-worms should secure
them.
The Fountain valley people desire a
Postoffice. Mr.. G. M. Holiday of that
neighborbood called ON US yesterday
and reported the crop prospect good,
but the people almost out of the world
owing to their poor rail communities
tiOns.
A wedding in high life will take
place in this city at six o'clock this
evening. The contracting parties are
among the most wealthy citizens.
They will leave Immediately aft er
the ceremony for San Francisco per
overland route.
The st. Charles dinning-room,w which
has been closed for short time, will
be re-opened this morning for the ac-
commodation of guests. The propri-
etors intend to spare no pains to make
it in every respect first-class, and
those that are fond of good living, will
do well to give them call.
A notice has been served on the pro-
prietor of the Pico House requiring
him to vacate the premises within
three days. This is in accordance with
the decision. of the last suit of Cuya,
vs.. Pico in the District Court. Mr.
Cuyas will now come in for his long
contested rights,
Messrs. Goldsmith g. Davis, dealers
in cigars and gents furnishing goods
have dissolved, and hereafter Isaac
Goldsmith will go 1t alone. Lovers o
the weed and gentlemen of fashion
will find first-class articles at hi!
stores, Nos. 38 and 107 Main street.
Mrs. Muse has already number O
pupils, who are making rapid progress
in the art of piano playing. The lady
is an accomplished teacher, and W.
heartily commend her to those WHIT
desire that their daughters shall be
come adopts in the art Of piano play
ing.
Meyers, the lunatic, denuded him
self again yesterday in the most un
blushing manner. The jailor wisel.
concluded to read him q few chapter
of the life of Mrs. Woodruff, whicl
made HIM so ashamed that he imme
diately allowed himself to be clad II