Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-29
LOCAL BRIENITIFS.

The pay car of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad Company arrived In
Los Angeles yesterday.
Hail and thunder. both unwonted
occurrences hereabouts, were incl
dents of yesterdays shower.
Yesterday was the last afternoon
meeting of the Council until next
October.
Mr.. l.. w. Thatcher returned
overland from the up.country yes
terday.
Don't forget the entertainment
of the ladies of Trinity M. E.
Church South, at Turn Verein Hail
tonight.
The church festival of Trinity
Church will doubtless attract a very
large audience to Turnverein Hall
tonight.
Mother may / go out to swim,
yes my darling daughter-but you'd
better go to Woods Opera House.
Mr.. F. NJ. Spaulling, of the San
Francisco and New York paper
house of A. D. Remington, is pay
ing Los Angeles visit.
We shall he obliged to chronicle
some "lodged" barley in this
county as result of the recent
crushing rains.
The match game between the
Dauntless aud Nameless base ball
clubs Tomorrow, will be played at
Boyle Heights instead of the race
track, as previously announced.
Game will be called at 2 o'clock.
A boy stood on the burning deck,
with his baggage checked for Troy;
he jumped off the deck and went
to Woods Opera House - smart
boy.
The Misses Hammond will have
a formal opening ia their elegant
new millinery store, No. 81, Central
block, tomorrow. The ladies will
do well to be on hand, as thu goods
exhibited will be rich and rare.
George Wollweber, of Los Ange-
geles, filed yesterday in the office
of the Secretary of State, his claim
to a trade mark for "E 'ectric Pills"
Sac. Record Union, March 9th.
Mr.. s. W. Craigue, who has had
extensive experience in details re-
lating to juries, is engaged upon a
work treating of the Grand Jury
feature of tho English jurispru.
dence.
Mr.. J. II. Onstott notifies his GUS
toners, by advertisement in our
New To-Day, that he has removed
the Nevada Poultry Market to No.
81 Spring street, where he will con.
tinue to keepa full supply OF poul-
try, fish, etc.
At the Temperance meeting in
the Fort street Methodist Church
last night fifty.four signatures were
obtained to the pledge. Sunday
evening there will be Temper
ance meeting at the Spring street
M. Z. Church South, which will
be addressed by Mr.. Allen.
Bishop Amat yesterday received
telegram advising him that,
owing to illness, Rev. Father Blu.
chard will not arrive here to-day
as expected. Due notice of the
time at which the Rev. Father can
come will be given.
People owning shade trees with
boughs that overhang the side.
walks, or that obstruct light from,
gas lamps, would do we'll to clip
them, as the Council yesterday in.
structed the Chief of Police to en-.
force the ordinance against such
distractions.
The Messrs. Lankershim & Van
Mugs propose to spend $4,000 in
connection with their extensive
flour mill, corner of Commercial
aud Alameda streets. By the way
the late rains have helped out the
San Fernando valley wheat crop.
amazingly.
We have been requested to state
that, on account of the festival Of
the ladies of Trinity Church al
Turn-Verein Hall, there will he nc
temperance meeting this evening
Mr.. Allen will be present ut the
festival and will contribute by his
wonderful oratorical powers to the
entertainment OF the audience.
The night was dark and al
around In gloom beneath the star
less night-when a man shouted
"Lets 20 to Woods Opera House.
Col. Macarthur, of the Troy
New York, Budget, is paying Lo,
Angeles visit. Col. Macarthur
is u distinguo looking gentleman
and physically credit to tn,
journalistic profession. We trus
his experience in Southern Cali
fornia may be as rosy as maiden
dream. We hope our New York col
laborateur will condone this gush
1t is an outgrowth of the fertil,
Southern California soil.