Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-15
GIeanings.

Gold in New York was 113B at II
o'clock yesterday morning.
The schooner Bobolink is not ashore
but safe and sound.
r. C. Mcpherson and family are at
the St. Charles.
The steamer Mohongo arrived from
San Francisco Sunday and leaves
Wednesday on her return.
Mr.. r. n. G. Wilson of GAINESVILLE,
o., is in the city intending to make
this his permanent rt sidence.
Captain Forney, of the United
States Coast Survey, is at the st.
Charles.
Mrs. G. G.. Rich and Miss Mary Fem
ton, nieces of Ex-Governor Fent0n of
New York, are at the st. Charles.
Rev. w. II. Hill preached in the
Episcopal church Sunday, though
compelled on account ofillness to de-
liver his sermon sitting in a chair.
There are two gentlemen at the
Pico House who made $25, 900 by re-
cent stock speculation in San Francis
co.
Superintendent Hewitt informs us
that the temporary work on the Los
Angeles bridge is completed and the
road will be repaired out twelve miles
to-day.
Mr.. Len. Monheimer of the firm of
Schwab, McQuaid & Monheimer, Of
Chicago, is at the Pico House, intend
ing to stay until May.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Epis-
cOpal church meet Wednesday at l
p. NJ, at the residence ofJudge O'Mel-
veny.
Geo. G. Higgins and wife of Penn
sylvania are at the st. Charles. Mr..
Higgins was an old partner of Mr.. r.
G. Mcpherson in the oil business and
will examine the oil prospects here.
Captain Black, of the Nick Biddle,
met with his first misfortune in the
wreck of his vessel. He has always
been considered safe officer and he
has the sympathy of all.
The fruit stand at the corner of Tenn
pie and Spring streets, was robbed on
Saturday night. Officers Cruz and
Turner arrested the thief and he re-
ceived twenty days yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Dillon, Of the well known dry
goods house of Dillon & Kenealy, left
sunday for San Francisco. He eX-
poets to return in ten days with fine
addition to his dry goods palace.
Mr. Charles Keller was unfortunate
Sunday. About six miles out close
to the Wilmington railroad his bug
gy was struck by heavy wagon and
turned over. His horse escaped and
returned to the Fashion stables.
The milk in San Francisco has be-
come 81 bad that the foot-pads now
rob the mlkmen. Every morning
when lot Of the milkmen are stepped
on their way to town the milk is II lit
tie thinner than usual.
The Spanish Theatre was crowded
Sunday night and the actors acquitted
themselves creditably. Messrs. Dick
musical fantasies made reputation
as musicians. Another performance
on Thursday night.
The concert If Jess, Shepard given
Sunday night at Wolienstein'sg gallery
was largely attended and was COM
plete success. He more than realized
the expectations formed. He will give
another concert tonight at the same
place.
Two or three days ago while gem
tleman, his wife and three year old
baby were waiting at the depot for the
Anaheim train, worthless yellow
dog viciously bit the child on the
cl.eek. The mother was almost fran
tic and the father secured the dog, led
him up the track and shot him.
The observed of all observers was
the four-in-hand bay team driven to
the jumping match by John Wilson,
the best whip in the country. We
are glad to see so much interest taken
in thletic amusements and John cer-
tainly had the most stylishly dressed
crowd to be seen at Agricultural Park
yesterday afternoon.