Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-17
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Orizaba is due to-day.

The Anti-Chinese club met last
night.
Dr. Mckee is now located in Du-
commun Block.
The Gipsey arrived at San Pedro
last Monday with cargo of ties for the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The Senator sails for San Francisco
to-day. Passengers will take the 4
p. NJ train from the depot.
White "opera" vests at the Great
Important clothing emporium, under
the Lafayette Hotel.
Second hand Pianos for rent and
rents applied to the purchase of same,
at Patrick's Piano agency. m5tf
The Ventura Signal has enlarged
and shows a marked improvement.
This is good sign, and speeks well
for Southern California.
Mr.. A. Ginochio, lately located near
the bridge on Also street, has removed
to his new brick block opposite the
old stand.
The Fabbri opera draws well, and so
do the bargains in clothing, boots and
shoes at the Great Important, under
the Lafayette Hotel.
AS will be perceived by reference to
our advertising columns, there will be
meeting of the Board of the Trustees
of the Los Angeles Coal Company to-
day at two O'Clock P. NJ.
Rev. VIM. H. Hill returned on Mon
day from his visit to the Giiroy Hot
Springs. He is as good as new, and
his improvement in health is a matter
of pleasure to his many friends in this
community.
For the finest selection, most com.
plete and cheapest clothing, go to the
Great Important, under the Lafayette
Hotel.
Last evening Harry Lorraine had
fine benefit at the Merced Theatre. He
is mertorious actor and received
cordial recognition. Among the most
prominent performers were Sam.
Swain and Carrie Leon, who acquitted
themselves.
Among the names in the list of pas
sengers for Los Angeles from San
Francisco we recognise the name of
Senator Craig of San Francisco, who
is the third youngest Senator elected
in California-Gwin the younger, Pen
degast, whose memory will ever be
cherished, and Craig come in success
sion as the representatives of the
young Democracy Of California. Mr..
Craig will be welcome.
1t does one good once in while
to brush up his historical education
and for the last few days a number of
our citizens have been amusing
themselves in propounding historical
conundrnms. The last is as to the
dates of the birth and death of General
the 22d of February, 1882 in West
moreland county, Virginia land died
Dec. IA, 1893.
The closing examinations will take
place in the following schools this fore
noon: Mrs. Dubois, Spring street;
Mrs. Stackpole, Kohler street; Miss
Hall, Brooklyn Heights; Miss Rod
gers. Bath street. In the afternoon,
commencing at half-past two O'Clock,
will be examined the classes of Miss
Lucky, Spring street. Miss Packard,
Peail street; Mrs. Means, East Los
Angeles. and the colored school, Mr..
Witherow teacher.
The picnic of the French Benevo-
lent Society turned out better suc-
cess than was anticipated by the most
sanguine os its originators. The gross
receipts wi II reach $3.50 and the net
profit will probably be about $500. A
more satisfactory entertainment has
seldom been given and all came away
satisfied with their days entertain
ment. The mana ing committee
were attentive, and every facility for
enjoyment was provided.
This evening another performance
by the Fabbri troupe will be given.
They have already captured our COM
munity, and there will doubtless be a
full attendance. All lovers of good
music should bestow their patronage
upon this, the finest troupe that ever
visited Los Angeles. We shall have
treat in the rendition of the second
act of "Der Freischutz," the third act
of "Faust," and the fourth. act of "Ri-
goletto.'
Mr.. Stack, the engaging and polite
brandy inspector of the Southern Pa
cific Depot, moved his residence yes
terday, and to facilitate matters loaded
the entire establishment on truck
and went off on a rood round trOt.