Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-14
gus Angelss Asrala.
WEDNESDAY,......JUNE IA, 1876.
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The steamer Los Angeles sailed last
night for San Francisco.
The San Bernardino ballists propose
to have silver championship cup.
The Ancon sails for San Diego to,
day.
DR.. Shaw and wife leave next Mon
day for the Centennial.
John Matthews, an employee of the
Southern Pacific road at Seven Palms,
died of sunstroke yesterday.
The annual graduating exercises Of
the Sisters school takes place at ten
A. NJ. to-day.
The shipment of artesian pipe to
Norwalk continues. AT the present
rate every ten acre tract in the settle
ment will soon have its flowing well.
Messrs. Chapman and Hough ten.
dered banquet to the Odd Fellows,
after the institution of the Lodge at
Santa Monica last evening.
An acre Of ground on Brooklyn
Heights has been offered as site for
a hospital to be erected for the Span
ish-American Benevolent Society.
VIM. McDermott, native Of Ire
land, died in the city yesterday. His
remains were shipped to San Francis
co by the steamer Los Angeles, to be
buried by the fire department of that
city, of which he was member.
A man who desires situation as
son-in-law in some respectable family
writes us with the request that we adj
vertise the want for him. We will
commend him to the fool-killer at fif-
teen cents line, payable invariably
in advance.
The handsome sum of 500 was real
lied by the sale of tickets to the Span
ish h-American Picnic. AS the gate re-
turns are still to come in from parties
to whom tickets were given out for
sale, and the total receipts will doubt
less approach 5000 or $1,000.
A Sheriffs posse is looking through
the country for Lugo, the supposed
murderer of Sotello. 1t is stated that
Lugo's horse came back to the city
yesterday, and it is supposed that he
secured fresh horse or took to the
bush.
The anti-ChInese meeting last eve-
ming was largely attended. The
charges against certain members of
levying blackmail upon some Chinese
of the city were thoroughly investi-
gated and dismissed. It was deter
mined to hold public meeting on the
2Sth inst, when the objects and work.
ings of the club will be generally
made known.
Mr.. Arch'd B. McCaw, the live and
energetic stock broker, had an extra
ordinary rush of business yesterday,
caused, no doubt, by his new and lib
eral offers to spectators in stocks.
Those who have dealt with Mr.. Nc
Cav are very much pleased and en-
couraged by his eminently just deal
ings. Give him trial.
Col. Jack Hudson has completed ar
rangements for bringing his National
Hypodrome and Congress of Races to
Los Angeles. Ground was broken for
the track at Washington Gardens yes
terday. The hypodrome will open on
July lst, and our city will be regaled
with many novel and exciting things
in the show line.
The latest San Francisco market re-
view says: Barley of the new crop
from Los Angeles has appeared, and
is of superior quality and commands
one cent per pound. At this price
farmers would be willing to sell freely,
but there is little hope that any con-
siderable ontlet can be found for it at
over SOC or soc per Genital for good
article for teed purposes.
In the rattle at the picnic of the S.
H. A. of B. M. the following numbers
won prizes: 3s7, l72, 226, l, 65, 1893,
112, 1893, 81, 3O5, LAG, ISL, 375, 1872, 300,
179, 241, 800, "a, As. There weretwenty
prizes, as per arrangement. Those
holding tickets with corresponding
numbers with above will please pre-
sent them at the office of La CrOnicd,
or to Mr.. d. Garcia and receive their
corresponding prizes.
The Turner's will 60 to Santa Moni-
ca next Sunday and engage in all OF
their ordinary exercises. There will
be music, dancing, gymnastic and ac'
robatic feats, and a good time is sure
to be had by all who attend. There
will be genuine German reunion,
and all who know what the Teutons
are will recognize the fact that gain
is not the object in the operation, but
that real enjoyment is the main in
tent. Everybody should go and
laugh and grow fat. There will be all
sorts of efforts made by the Turner's
to kill the blues, and they always suc-
ceed. There will be fun and merri-
ment to the hearts content, and al
who attend cannot fail to be fully re.
paid for their presence. w. w. Good
all, it is said, will join in the sports
and turn double somersault back.
wards in the Pavilion. He is light
weight and cannot fail to bring the
house down. There will be all of fun