Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIF rs,

None should fail to call on Def .
mond for q good hat.
Go to Desmond's hat store if you
want to get a fine hat.
If you want fashiona bic hat 60
to Desmond, the halter.
Go to Desmond, the only halter
in the city, for your hats.
Four "bunko" sharps are a recent
feature of the shady life of Los An
geles.
The only place to find q fine hat,
cheap, IL at Desmonds's Temple
Block.
Ice cream, cream chocolate, tea
and coffee, at the Ladies' Candy
Factory, every day.
The Los Angeles Guards propose
to celebrate Independence Day by
grand ball at their armory.
The public schools will be given
a half holiday to-day to attend the
Jubilee opening this afternoon.
The following Angeleh,s were
registered at San Francisco hotels
on Monday: w. McRae, T. G..
Smith, international; G. H..
Perkins, J. Johnson, American
Exchange.
Owing to the repeal of the na
tional bankrupt act, all claims due
the Temple &c Workman estate
will be sued upon by the United
States Assignee between now and
the 10th of July.
Yesterday Professor Cunning
made an assay of piece of tin ore
that he procured from the San
Jacinto tin mines, which assayed
about so per cent. of the pure metal.
lie thinks they are the RICHEST and I'd !
San Bernardiao Argus.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
in our "New To-Day" that the
cars of the Los Angeles and San
Pedro street Horse Passenger Rail-
way Will resume running to-mor-
row between Tho Santa Monica
Depot and Mullally's brickyard.
Nj. q. Beebe las leased the road
and will conduct it as a private
venture.
There will be Il regular Tin Pan
Ball-one of the old Virginia kind
at the place of Loonidas Bales,
corner of Washington and Alame-
da streets. Oh Friday evening,
June 7ih. All are cordially invi-
ted. Admission for gentlemen
will be 81, ladies free. Thorough
dance music has been engaged.
Supper will be served between the
hours of twelve and two. As will
be seen, from glance at our "New
To-Day" the Messrs. II. B. Weiss,
John G. Mcdonald and M. J. Wat
son are the Committee of Invita-.
tion; Leonidas Bales and wife
managers. The affair will be de.
Iightful one.
In the 2:45 race to come off at
Agricultural Park tomorrow,
j. w. Jonathan enters b. G. "Dom-
bey," A. Walters b. &. "Cade," C.
A. Durfee b. g. MAJOR" and S. A.
Jackson 8. g. "Fieland." The
purse of 5000 WAS offered on condi-
tion that there were five to enter
and three or more to start. AS
there were but four entries, and all
of them will start, Col. Wood will
give the first horse $l18 333. second
$43.335 and third $18.33t. This
promises to be the most interesting
race on the Los Angeles track for a
period of nearly two years. The
track will be in fine order. The
race is to he mile heats, three in
five, to harness and to rule. Horses
will be called out promptly at two
o'clock p. M.
We were present ut the Jubilee
reheasals last night and night be-
fore last. One of the notable feat.
ures Of the first evening WAS the
Carnival of Venice, executed in
inimitable style, by little Miss Sor-
mano, a girl of nine years, on the
violin. This childish but highly
artistic effort extorted rapturous
applause, AS it deserved to do. Last
night we put in an appearance at
the mammoth tent, on Spring
street, where the first Jubilee per-
formance will take place this after
noon. Verd's florid music was in
full blast, and we listened to the
anvil chorus from "Il Trovatore." !"
1t was very acceptably rendered.
This huge tent will seat two thous-
and people. Only a few of the
chairs have SO far been put in place.
The rest will be put there this
morning. The trains on the South.
ern Pacific have all been delayed
out of Difference to the afternoon
performance of the Jubilee to-day.
The Wilmington train will leave
at 5, the Santa Ana at $50 and the
Santa Monica at $40 p. M, thus
admitting of the inhabitants of
those towns enjoying the Jubilee
matinee.