Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
GIeanings.

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is at the Pico House.
L. Strauss. at the Indian Queen has
q fine new stock of imported cigars.
Mr.. E. J. Davis, the architect of
Riverside, is in the city.
Washington Gardens will be large
~ attended OH Sunday.
At II o'clock yesterday gold in New
York was l135.
The Lenton-Ware troupe left yester-
day for San Buenaventura.
The steamer Orizaba will arrive
from San Francisco to-day.
The steamer Senator left yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco.
Mr.. Galen Clark and wife lett for
Sacramento yesterday.
Pools on the great race at San Fran
cisco will be sold tonight at the FASH
ion saloon.
Kevane, Belts & Co., room Com
mercial Bank, are doing first class
collection business.
The p. M. S. s. Company's steam
ers have ceased to call at San Pedro
and Santa Monica.
Macy, Wilson & Co. keep up the
reputation of the Fashion stables for
elegant and reliable turn outs.
Tie schooner Pacific has arrived
with ties for the Southe rn Pacific
railroad.
The schooner Norway has arrived
at Wilmington with steel rails for the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Cameron has received 10000 clans
and 200 pairs of ducks and geese. All
fish and game in abundance.
Messrs. Barbee & Gates have sold
200 acres of land for Glassell, Chap
man & Smith, just outside of the city
limits.
La Ransieur's dancing academy is
one of the institutions. Mrs. La Ran
sieur is now here to assist in the la
dies classes.
Carl Herberger has not sold out his
furniture store but will continue at the
old stand, No. Requena street, Unit.
ed States Hotel Block.
The infantry is General Banning's
arm of the service, daughter Of the
regiment, weight ten pounds and three
ounces.
John Wilson'S team took fright while
at the lower depot but reached the
stable in safety. This is the old French
Bakery team and it is wonderful how
John keeps them in subjection.
The Muscular Trinity is the next
sensation announced. He knocks
down and drags out in three different
styles, and makes his opponents sing
weak treble.
The Thirty-eights are selling host of
tickets for their Washington Birthday
entertainment. In addition to the
other attractions Mr.. Joe BresOn will
sing "Oft in the Silly Night"
Among the shipments Friday at the
Southern Pacific railroad depot were
20 sacks of corn and 20 sacks of barley
from A liso mills; Is bales of wool and
100 sacks of barley from H. Newmark
& Co; 10 bales of pelts from II. Wood
son; % sacks of rye from w. H. Beall;
5 cars of supplies Ia the Tunnel.
AT the Methodist revival the other
night a spectator amused himself go
ing around the church distributing
New Church (Swedenborgian) tracts.
He seemed to think it was kind of
religious free and easy until he was
stopped.
About half past six last evening two
mustangs with light spring wagon,
but withouta driver, tore along Spring
street made a handsome turn into
Commercial, rounded the corner of the
Depot into Alameda street, but by this
time the steeds had attained such We
locity that in attempting to turn into
Ducommon street they shot across to
the other corner, where the end of the
pole struck gate post, and broke
about three feet from the axletree,
throwing the horses violently to the
ground, but without seriously injuring
them. We staid some time expecting
to see the owner and ascertain where
the team came from, but none ap-
peared, and two Mexlcans on horse
back took it in charge, one hitching
his RATA to the piece of the pole and
dragging the wagon away, while the
other followed with the horses. The
last we saw of them they were going
down Main street, but where bound
we are unable to say.