Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-26
gos Aageles alerala.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday.
The Senator arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Go listen to the brass band at Wood
Opera House.
The Guards will meet tomorrow
evening.
Remember Billy Donathan's benefit
to-day at Agricultural Park.
The bark Rainier, Capt. White, ,saileC
for Port Gamble yesterday.
The colts Echora and Joe Hamilton
will be on exhibition to-day at Agri-
I'cultaral Park.
Fun, fun, fun, at Woods Opera
House.
Mr..Ockerblum has leased Sycamore
Grove in the Arroyo Seco and will run
the place as pleasure garden.
We are indebted to Wells. Fargo &
Co.'s messenger for late San Diego ex-
changes.
Seymour has hay press at the
Grange store which he will sell cheap
1t is in good working order and bar
gain for some farmer.
Suit has been commenced by the
city against the late City Treasurer
and his sureties to recover 3,083, the
amount of his deficit.
What has long been wanted-Wood's s
Opera House.
1t is mystery how they. do it, but
they do, sell clothing so cheap at the
Great Important, under the Lafay yette
Hotel.
The charitably inclined will find a
contribution box at Wells, Fargo g.
Co.'S office for destitute woman who
has neither home nor friends in the
city.
Grand meeting of friends at Woods
Opera House.
Dupuy G. Finney have just made a
decided acquisition to their livery
stock in the shape of two elegant light
buegies from the mandatory of Page
d Gravel.
The papers were served yesterday
in the suit brought to collect from the
bondsmen of ext City Treasurer Mellus
the city money lost by the failure of
Temple & Workman's bank.
."Your eyes will jump out of their
sockets, and your hair stand erectn at
the astonishing low prices the Great
Important ask for their clothing, boots,
shoes and hats.
The U. o. r. M. picnic, advertised
to take place on Sunday is postponed
until further notice on account of the
picnic of Confidence Engine Com
pany.
A Terrible Tragedy at Woods OPP
era House.
There was lost, yesterday, on the
street, a rare diamond ring, marked
on the inside, "W. MI The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
the property at this office.
A mandate was yesterday issued by
Judge SepuIveda requiring the City
Treasurer to show cause why he should
not pay warrant issued by the new
Board of Public Works. This will
open the fight between the two mu-
nicipal bodies.
The great Centennial Show at
Woods Opera House.
Mr.. Ben Spaulding, connected with
the wholesale paper warehouse of A.
D. Remington, San Francisco, is in
the city tor short pasear. He wi II
visit San Bernardino, San Diego, and
Santa Barbara before returning to his
duties in the city. We wish him
much pleasure on his trip.
"Oh, kill me quick, for 1 am too
sweet to live.u These were the re-
marks of a happy man, who was over
joyed after purchasing one of those
stylish and cheap suits at the Great
Important, under the Lafayette Ho-
tel.
Steamers arrive every day with
crowds for Woods Opera House.
Messrs. Bradley & Rulofson, of San
Francisco, the great photographers,
have issued a photograph, cabinet
size, containing one hundred and one
exact portraits of men of mark. Among
them are many of the noted men of
the Pacific Coast. From the same
gentlemen we have received splen-
didly executed photograph of Dom
Pedro.
The popular firm of Morris, Schwab
& Co., 10 and q Post street, San Fran
cisco, have now OH exhibition at their
art rooms a number of new and beau
tiful paintings, among which are "Cy-
press Point, Monterey Bay" by Jules
Tavenier; "Sunset on Indian Lake"
by Julian Rix; 'Helmet Rock" by
James Hamilton; "Owens River Val
ley ,uby VIM. Keith; "Flower Panels"
by Anna +. Hardy; "Hoye to for a
Pilot" by G. J. Denny. When you
visit the city drop in and see these
great paintings.
The steamer Los Angeles, which ar
rives here soon, brings Johnny de An
geles, the funny old coon.
Ten dollars nowadays is a great
deal of money, and those VINO DOUBT IL
let them go to the Great Important
and see what large quantity of cloth
ing and underwear ten dollars will
buy.
S. C. Foy has just received large
stock of saddles, horse blankets, har-
ness and everything in the harness
and saddlery line, direct from Eastern
houses. Sam has bought cheap for
cash, and he is therefore enabled to
supply his customers with superior ar
ticlas at greatly reduced prices. Give