Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Hats anu caps OF the latesU s'yie'
4 at Jacoby's.
4 Mr.. Trudell, of the Salt Worke
! died yesterday.
4 The public schools will close to-
I day until after the Christmas hoii'
Il days.
~ Mr.. Charles E. StobeT, OF Lima,
| Peru, is registered at the Cosmo-
\ politan.
Rev. Winfield Scott, of Oakland,
II arrived by Yesterdays overland
N train and is registered at the flco
II House.
y a German girl to do general
housework Is advertised for in our
N New To-Day.
\ Mr.. Dan Nichols arrived from
Il Arizona yesterday, having dis
\ posed of his mining interests in
that Territory.
Il Council last evening elected Mr..
George E. Long Assistant City Tax
Il Collector, Mr.. G. III. Dunsmoor
having declined to accept the posi-
ton.
" Gentlemen's collars, cuffs, neck
N ties, shirts, underclothing and fur
4 nishing goods in endless profusion
4 at L. Jacoby's.
The deliberations of Council are
Z certainly very entertaining and In
s,ructive, but six hours of it in one
4 day is, to put it mildly, rather an
N overdose.
4 Centennial Lodge, 1. o. o. F., of
Il Compton, give ball and supper at
that place this evening. A large
II delegation from sister lodges in
j this city, we understand, will par
u ticipate in the fetivities.
! We have received complimentary
tickets to an entertainment to be
I given by the pupils of the Academ-
ic grade of the Los Angeles Acad-
envy at the German M. e. Church,
on Fourth street, this evening.
1 Those patent white shirts, manu-.
featured expressly for Quincy Hall
i Clothing House. are coming fast in
Az public favor, and in order to bring
N them in reach of everybody, L.
| Harris has made a further reduc.
tion in prices.
BY announcement elsewhere it
4 will be seen that Robertson's COM
edy of "School" will be repeated at
\ Turn Verein Hall on Saturday
night for the last time. Admission
so cents, gallery 25 cents. Seats
\ can be secured at Levin & Co.'S
/ without extra charge.
The Juvenile Templars will hold
an open meeting at Good Templar
4 Hall on Saturday ut 2P. M. Mrs.
| Langdon and Miss Losee, the tenn
perance missionaries, will be pres
ent and take part in the meeting.
y Parents and children interested in
the work are cordially invited to at
tend.
I The advertisement of Col. w. e.
4 Morford, agent for the Pacific Mu-
y tual Life Insurance Company, ap-
[ pears elsewhere this morning. He
Z will also carry on the business of
\ real estate agent and broker. His
office is at No. IS Spring street.
Col. Morford is prompt and relia-
, BILE business man and those who
f entrust him with their affairs will
find him energetic and courteous.
We call the attention of the trav-
Y cling public 10 the advertisement
of that sterling hotel, the Horton
I House, of San Diego. 1t is not
surpassed in comforts and cuisine
Al in California. Under the skllifui
81 management of Mr.. G. p. Gerichten
y it has sustained all its old time
q prestige. San Diego is one OF the
H pleassntest places in the world to
III live In and the Horton House is
4 simply perfection.
No other business house In this
city has made larger reductions In
prices OF clothing and gents fur
nishing goods than Quincy Hall,
81 e5 Downey Block. Therefore, go
there by all means before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
N Riverside citizens are jubilant
over their raisln, orange and rail-
" re u prospects. 1t is the general
impression that the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fin road will defect
~ to the west of Slower Mountain and
pass directly through their town,
IL going on to San Diego by way of
Temescal. Eastern visitors are
N focking in for the winter, and
~ seeking investment of their capital
VI in the orange orchards of the "New
Italy."-San Bernardino Times.
X st. Athanasius's Church was
thronged last night by our best peo-
\ pie to witness the nuptials of Mr..
r. P. Waite, of Riverside, to Miss
s Jessie E. Berry, of this city. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. d. M.
Berry, editor Of the Commercial,
and Ia young lady of many ac-
eomplishments and great social
popularity. we hear golden words
of the groom. We tender our fe-
licitations and hope the union may
prove one of those registered In
heaven. After the ceremony re.
ception was held at the house OF
the BRIDES parents.
The suit of the United States vs..
BALDWIN was called for trial in the
United States Distric Court at San
Francisco on Tuesday last. Pen
sonier,t the principal witness against
Baldwin, being absent, an attach
4 mept TO con, pei his attendance was
iasued He as expected to arrive