Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Spelling-match tonight.

Spelllng-match tonight.
Do not miss Madame Goddard's fare
well concert tonight. 4@ 49,
The arrivals at San Pedro Monday
were the schooner Sea Nymph,
schooner Eclipse, brig HesperIan and
bark Monitor.
Messrs. Koehler & Froeling are
making heavy shipment Of wine to
San Francisco. Some seventy-five
casks are in course Of shipment.
The Pico House has passed into the
hands of Mr.. w. K. Ludlow, formerly
chief clerk of the establishment, and
it will hereafter be run as a lodging
house.
We trust the editors of our evening
cotemporary will not be admitted to
the spelling match tonight. If let
alone they would strike bonanza of
syllables and spell themselves down
in less than minute.
The schooner Staffer, Captain Jor-
genson, arrived at San Pedro Monday
night in the extraordinary quick time
Of sixty hour from Carpa, Mendocino
county. She brings an assorted carg o
of lumber for J. G. Jackson.
Mr.. T. Clancy, ONE of the projectors
Of the new newspaper enterprise, in
forms US by letter that he has shipped
the material for his office and will be
down on the next trip of the Orizaba
to begin the publication of the Semi
Tropical Farmer.
The Orizaba sailed for San Diego at
daybreak yesterday morning with
only small portion Of her Los Ange-
les freight unloaded. In consequence
of this disarrangement her departure
for San Francisco has been postponed
until Tomorrow.
On Saturday next Mr.. Flote, first-
class restaurant man, will open the
Maison Dore, in Signoret's new build
ing, Main street. The building is Just
completed, and was erected for resi-
dence purposes. 1t is the intention of
Mr.. Flote to make the MaisOn Dor6
first-class In every respect. ~1sfE
The Board of Education have been
obliged to prohibit the admission of
any more scholars into the schools of
Miss Lucky, Miss Hamilton, Miss
Scott, Miss Parker and Miss Russell.
These departments are already over
crowded. and no room can be found for
the many new applicants.
Our townsman, George B, Davis,
has just returned from the Eastern
prrt of this county. He, like all who
visit that portion of the county, is en-
thusiastic over the beauty of the coun.
try, the fertility Of the soil and the
prospects of the growing crops. He
Is particularly delighted with the soil
and beauty of the section in and
around Tustin. Mr.. Davis is an old
horticulturist, and the best judge Of
such matters, asa.,. ..,e- ,..a
Our friend Hauch, merchant tailor,
No. Commercial street, is turning
out splendid suits. He keeps a num-
Der of knights Of the goose and scis-
sors constantly employed, and yet he
is overrun with work. He has Just
received large stock of splendid pat
terms for suits, which he makes up to
order in the most fashionable style on
terms as reasonable as can be found
anywhere. glgqa ~ mft
Talking Of spelling-matches, q cor
respondent Of the San Diego Union
tells this one Of the citizens of that
place: "Capron will have Q chance to
air his photography, He stopped q
stranger in front Of the bank ON Fri
day and asked him how many Chs"
there were in sugar. The man was
hurrying to the steamer, and recon-
mended G. to go to some place, we
can't remember where, but are quite
certain that it had an "h" in It,"
Madame Goddard's farewell concert
will be given at Turn-Verein Hall to-
night. The programme arranged for
the evenings entertainment includes
the following musical gems by Ma
dame Goddard: Solo pianoforte, grand
fantasia, Grim" introducing "My
Lodging is on the Cold Ground" and
"The Minstrel Boy;n andante and va
riations on the Harmonious Black
smith" IA piece which gained much
celebrity in the Monday popular con-
certs at London); grand fantasia, in
PRODUCING "The Blue Bells Of Scot
land" "Kelvin Grove" and "Who
Would Not Fight for Charlie;' the
last part taken by the Madame being
the grand fantasia, "Home, Sweet
Home," by Thalberg. It will be the
one opportunity in lifetime for many
of our citizens, and those who have
not yet heard the talented Lady should
not miss this OCCASION,
sfinfaua msenhine