Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-07

which would nave been asked one year
ago.
Prof. La Ransieur, late of Chicago,
is in the city. We understand he pro-
poses to open O dancing academy if he
receives sufficient encouragement. He
comes highly recommended as dane
ing master and musician.
We have heard considerable inquiry
for Stevenson's new map of the city.
Many desire to see it and property
owners and new cOmers are particu-
| larly interested in seeing n correct,
official map of the city.
A crowd of boys are in the habit of
bathing in the river at the Railroad
bridge and indecently exposing them
selves, causing great annoyance to
| parties living in the vicinity. Mar
| shall Carrillo has been notified and will
attend to them.
The travelling public will be pleased
to learn that the new proprietors of
the st. Charles Hotel have retained
| Fritz Kruhl in the responsible position
| and his extensive acquaintance with
the detail of hotel business will make
| him invaluable.
Washington Gardens will be crowd
ed to-day to see the grand acrobatic
performance and to take part in the
ball. A fine brass and string band has
| been secured for the occasion. Main
street cars leave for Washington Gar
dens every few minutes.
Mrs. Nicholasa Dias, the woman
who was taken with n fit OH board the
steamer Ancon, died yesterday at her
| daughters house, corner of Whining
| ton and Commercial streets. She was
a Spanish woman, late from Stockton.
| Notice of the funeral in another col
umn.
Yesterday Superintendent Hewitt
received notification from General d.
d. Cotton, Vice President Of the South
ern Pacific, that he had thirteen miles
of steel rails to be used in San Cor
| goniO Pass. The company have 5000
! tons-or about GO miles--of steel rail
which will be used in the Southern
Pacific track.
The new proprietors of the ST.
Charles Hotel haye removed the un-
slightly partition from the dining room
and rearranged the tables in comfort
able shape for one hundred guests.
The dinner to-day is to be an unusual
feast, and We advise all epicureans to
participate in the first Sunday dinner
under the new management.
There arrived by the steamer Ancon
on Friday, two young ladies all the
way from Boston who came here to
meet their intended husbands. The
gentlemen We're in waiting when the
Wilmington train arrived and to say
that the meeting was joyous is tame
description The nuptials took place
at San Bernardino on Friday evening.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the Southern Pacific Railroad
depot were % sacks of corn, from w.
II. Beall; 127 sacks of wheat and 1SS
sacks of meal from Also Mills; Al
bales of pelts and cases of skins from
III. Newmark & Co.; l3 bales of pelts
from Woodson; pipes of wine from
Kohler & Frohlil,g; barrels of tai
low, II hogs, 6 sheep and steers
(dressed) from Gassen & Pico.
There is an eccentric man living In
Los Angeles who wears three hats, at
all times, Winter and Summer. A
Panama hat occupies the post of honor,
on top of that a felt hat, while outside
the SUMS hot rays scorch common
straw hat. He has been married three
times and for every wife he wears q
hat. AS he is soon to take fourth wife
we expect to see genteel silk hat sur
mount the present head-gear.
A serious fight took place near San
Fernando Tunnel on Friday, in Bell,
Bird & Co.'s saloon, in which man
named Mcdonald received severe
blow on the left temple with q beer
glass. At last accounts Mcdonald was
very low, his skull being fractured by
the blow. The would-be assassin has
not yet been discovered, though it is
supposed that one of the propretors of
the saloon knows the guilty man.
Mr.. ]. z. Morey, at the Depot Res
taurant, keeps q neat and handy eat
ing place. Daily in going our rounds
we observe his place crowded with la
dies and gentlemen intently engaged
in discussing his feast of good things.
For good cheer, the best the market
affords, we can recommend our readers
to give the Depot Restaurant call.
Every attention is paid to guests, and
the house is in the most central loca-
ton in the city, on Commercial street,
near the depot.
Our people heard with regret yester-
day of the death of Mrs. Rosa New
mark, the venerable consort of Mr..
oseph Newmark. Mrs. Newmark's s
death was expected for some time, but
the blow is keenly felt by q large circle
of relatives and admiring friends. The
deceased was the mother of Mrs. Har-
ris Newmark, Mr.. Meyer J. Newmark
Mrs. Solomon LaZard, Mrs. Eugene
Meyer and Mrs M. Kremer. She was
O woman OF great force of character
and in her death the Hebrew popula-
tian have suffered great loss. They
mourn over her death, as the loss of Il
| mother i'm Israel