Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-06


animation will begin their session to-
morrow. All aspiring teachers take
notice.
The District Court will not resume
its session till tomorrow. An adj
journment was taken for two days out
of respect to the late Chas. w. Gould.
The cars of the Spring Street Line
have been newly repaired and painted
and now look like bran new. A. L..
Bath and Messrs. Mills & Snyder did
the work.
The City Judge had eleven cases be-
fore him yesterday. They were prin.
cipally drunk and disorderly. He col
lected $50 from those who were in
funds, and five who were impecunious
were sent down to board with Clancy.
Remember the festival to be given
by the ladies of St. Athanasius Epis-
copal church at the Union Club rooms
next Thursday and Friday evenings.
Music and dancing each evening, and
on riday the rooms will be open all
day.
Four Cinnamon were before his
honor Judge Burdck yesterday, ,charg-
ed with exploding fire-crackers con-
trary to ordinance. Three were re-
leased because their identity could not
be proven, and one paid fine of ten
dollars.
San Diego is indignant over the fact
that Chinese Coolies have been i'm
ported to do the Government work in
turning the current of the San Diego
river. When charity begins at home
1t seems as though Uncle Sam ought
to give his own boys the first chance.
Tonight Eld. VIM. E. Brown of
Santa Barbara ilate of New York; will
give his third lecture on the Prophe-
cies Cd. W at the Congrega-
tional church, beginning promptly at
a quarter to eight o'clock. Subject:
Daniels Second Vision dan. 81. Sit
tings free. All are invited.
A subscription was started in the
County Clerks office, yesterday, to
procure monument for the late
! County Auditor, Chas. w. Gould, and
in q short time SIPS was promised.
The design is to surround the grave
with an iron railing and erect neat
marble column.
Lawlor Institute, established in this
city May, 1870, has splendid reputa-
tion as Select School. Mr.. Lawlor
is an able and thorough educator of 80
years. experience. We are glad to
know that this truly excellent institu-
tion will continue open during the
year for the reception of pupils OF both
sexes.
1t if reported that the steamship
firm of Goodall, Nelson g. Perkins has
been dissolved, Mr.. Christopher Mel
son drawing out and Edwin Goodall
taking his place. The firm now con-
sists of Charles Goodall, George G.
Perkins and Edwin Goodall, and the
style will hereafter be Goodall, Per-
kins & Co.
We present this morning the card
of the Misses Peabody, who will open
private school on Monday, June
18th, at the Spring street school house.
These ladies are excellently recon-
mended, and are no doubt worthy an
extensive patronage from our citizens.
They have taught heretofore in the
Eighth street public school.
Manager Wood informs us that here
after at the Opera House Friday eve-
ming " ill be known as Ladies N light"
| and on these occasions all ladies ac-
companied by gentlemen will be ad-
mitted free. The Colonel is deter
mined to keep the character of his
house like Caesar's wife, above suspi-
cion.
The good people of Los Angeles will
please take notice that Belle Chamber
lain will again lecture at the Court
House this, Tuesday, evening, June
| 9TH. Doors open at seven, commenc-
| ing at seven and half o'clock. Feel
| ing fattered with the large and re-
| spectacle audience of Sunday evening,
| she invites all to attend. Seats free.
Subjects chosen by the audience.
Our friend and co-laborer, Conrad
Jacoby of the Sued CatJorniSche Post,
has been the last to bow down to Hy-
men. Yesterday afternoon he was
united in marriage to Miss Katie Mo-
ra, niece of Madam Fabbri. Justice
Trafford performed the ceremony, and
the bridal party were feasted at the
| White House. We wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacoby that full measure of matrimo-
nial felicity which they rightly de-
| serve.
There will be grand tournament
at Santa Monica on SunGay 2lst. Ten
Knights are already entered and prac-
ticing daily. In the evening there
will be grand ball at the new pavil-
] ion. A splendid brass band will be
in attendance, both by the tourna-
ment and ball, Excursion tickets, 81
| No extra charge for admission to
tournament or ball room.