Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES

day at Trinity Church, Spring street.
The District Court will meet to-
morrow, the beginning of the May
term. Judge Sepuiveda will preside.
Don Mateo Keller has up to date
shipped ninety thousand gallons of
wine to his house i'll Philadelphia.
Grand opening of Spring and Sum-
mer clothing at the Quincy Hall under
the ST. Charles Hotel. al5tf
We call the attention of the con-
sumers of water to an advertisement
of the Water Company in this morn
ing's HERALD. 1t refers to u matte-
of general interest.
The following patents have been
received at the land office in this city,:
w. b. Dunn, John Weeks, Philip
Grever, John Monti, Nancy Philips,
A. e. Brunson, VIM. b. Roper and
Ivar A. Weld.
A man named Collyer, while raking
hay with baulky horse OIL Mr.. Weeds
farm OH the Cahuenga road, was
thrown from the machine and broke
his ley below the knee. He was taken
to the City Hospital.
There's millions in it, by purchas-
ing your clothing at the well known
Important, under the Lafayette ho-
tel.
Yesterday, Judge Gray sentenced
the Cbinaman, An Move, to twenty
Gays in the chain-gang for stealing
fish from Catleron's market.
George Trent is the only boot black
who can oil and polish boots at the
same time. Office i'll the passage lead.
ing to the Hotel des Princes, Downey
Block.
There will be Baptist services at the
German church on Spring street this
morning and evening. Rev. S. s..
Fisk will preach in the evening. "A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Cosmopolitan concert occurred
last evening at Turn. Verein Hall and
was we'll attended. The music was
excellent and the audience were well
pleased with the performance.
For elegant rooms aid first-class
board 90 to the Oriental House oppo-
site the Pico, Main street, Los An
geles. Prices reasonable. ap22lf
On Friday, the pupils of the German
English school, of which Mr.. Won Plo-
ennies is the preceptor, held a picnic
at Oak Grove in Arroyo Seco. There
was full attendance of pupils and
friends of the school, and the enter
tainment passed off pleasantly.
Why should we complain of lack of
funds when the Banks are overrun
with money. Every legitimate enter
prise can obtain pecuniary assistance
Oh business principles at fairer rate
than for many months past. This is
good sign.
Cameron opened new branch of
trade for Los Angeles yesterday by
shipping six hundred weight of New
port CLAIMS TO San Francisco. They
market, while they can he readily dis
posed of at seventy five cents per doz-
en- in San Francisco. This difference
ought to give fair margin for profit.
Private dispatches inform us that
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, has
arrived at Frisco aud is stopping at
the Palace Hotel. where he has crea-
ted quite All excitement, but not such
a one as the Important has, where
clothing, boots shoes and hats are sold
at all immense sacrifice.
Robinson, Of the Palace Shaving
Saloon, says he will shave the fellows
who stole the cigars from his shop a
few nights ago for nothing one mouth
at least, if they will put in an appear
ance, because he wishes to show HIS
gratitude for leaving his splendid ra-
zors and scissors.
Every preparation has been made to
render the excursion to the San Fer
nando Tunnel success, and there
doubtless will be large attendance.
The train will leave the Southern Pa
cific depot at nine O'Clock this morn
ing, and returning, will leave the Tun-
mel at 4:30 P. NJ.
The horse cars will be run to-day on
the Spring and Sixth street line to
East Los Angeles every hour during
the day. There will be sports and a
variety of amusements, aud at half
past one the Turn-Verein will have a
shooting match. This is an opportu-
nifty for a fine days amusement.
Nothing like 1t has ever been seen
in this city, and can now only be
found at the Important, where the
latest, most complete and cheapest
stock of clothing can be had at prices
which defy composition. -