Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Gold opened at 1l3 in New York yes
terday.
The Fort street M. E. Church will
be well heated to-day.
A car load of Chinamen left yes
terday morning for the tunnel.
The steamer Senator leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow.
A rifle gallery las been opened on
Also street just below Los Angeles.
The Weekly Mirror has appeared
full of instructive and entertaining
reading matter.
Mr.. Farley of, Downey, is fattening
500 hogs fer shipment to San Francis
co.
The Terpsichorean Social Club give
Valentine party on February 18th
at Stearn's Hall.
The train from Cotton yesterday
morning brought in large consign-
ment Of potatoes and grain.
The passengers from the steamer
Senator came up from San Pedro yes
terday morning.
Mr.. E. ]. Baldwin is passenger by
the steamer Orizaba, which arrives on
Monday.
Mrs. Froeleigh, whose insane tricks
have been the terror of the town for
several weeks past, was sent to Napa
yesterday for proper treatment.
We are pleased to see that Mr.. Fer
demand Gottschalk, of st. Louis, who
was here last winter has returned to
stay.
Ben. A. Stanard, foreman of this Of
flee, was taken home last evening,
quite unwell, we hope his sickness
will not prove serious.
And now the shiftless debtor will
shake his head when you present his
bill and plead delay on account of the
closing of Temple d Workman's
bank.
A team ran away Friday when
the Wilmington train was starting,
but was stopped by constable Redona
and officer Sanchez. The wagon was
badly wrecked.
The morning train yesterday from
San Gabriel brought in flat car load
ed with oranges. 1t consisted of 1000
boxes and vas destined for San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. II. Mahoney, of the firm of NJ.
Keller & Co., San Francisco left for
Philadelphia yesterday. He will i'm
mediately commence the Centennial
business of the firm.
Mr.. Walter Lyon, Of Riverside, was
in the city yesterday looking we'll and
hearty. We are always pleased to see
the good men of Riverside in the me-
tropolis.
The weather yesterday was delight
full and must have astonished our
Eastern visitors who come from the
region where the thermometer drops
to 80 degrees below zero almost daily.
The Social Friday night at the Fort
street M. E. Church was well at
tended, music, conversation and lit
erary exercises were the order of the
evening, and it was most enjoyable
affair.
An experienced bother has arrived
from M. Keller's San Francisco wine
depot to do the bottling in Los Ange-
les. He will devote himself eXclu-
sively to the retail trade of this vicin-
ity.
The social of Trinity Church at Col.
Peel's, on Spring street, was a lively
gathering. The Colonel and his esti-
mable family succeeded admirably in
entertaining their guests.
Mr.. Ignacio Covarrubias, of Ana
helm, has painted in oil one of Muir
illos famous Madonnas. 1t is copied
from photograph and is creditable
painting. 1t is on exhibition In the
Cronica office.
An animated scene is presented at
NJ. Keller's wine depot, where two
hundred pipes are being prepared for
shipment to his Centennial store in
Philadelphia. They go via Panama
in the next steamer.
Messrs. C. T. Park & Brother will
ship to San Francisco this season
about five thousand boxes of oranges,
and though their shipments are not
so large as last year, yet the higher
price of the fruit will bring as much
money into the country as before.
The firm are now receiving large
number of boxes via Santa Monica.
Miss E. L. Watson, one of the most
eloquent trance speakers of the East,
has arrived in this city and is stop
ping at the Grand Central hotel. We
expect soon to hear this gifted lady
speak in some one of our halls. She
brings the best of testimonials, both
as to ability and social standing, and
we have no doubt she will find host