Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-07
wAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
U. s. ARMY.
LOCAL BREyITII1S.

Mr.. +. CobIenz arrived in Los
Angeles by yesterdays overland
train.
Mrs. Il, Ganahl was passenger
by yesterdays train from San
Francisco.
The Board of Supervisors will
probably complete the business OF
4 the November term to day.
Information of Sidney Phelps, OF
Barkhamsted, Connecticut, is ad-
vcrtised for elsewhere in the HER
AID.
Mr.. J. de Barlh Shorb, of San
Marino, went up to San Francisco
overland yesterday, on a short BUS
iness visit.
Mr.. S. J. Mathes, foreman of the
HERALD joo office, returns from a
short paseo to San Francisco by
to-day's steamer.
Mr., Locke requests the members
of the Pinafore chorus to leave their
costumes ct the bookstore OF
Messrs. levin & Co. Spring street.
The Board of Supervisors went
out yesterday to view the proposed
new road between Savannah and
the old Mission.
The Capitol Store, No. 10 Spring
strsct, has just received large as
sortment of satins, silks, velvets
and laces of all colors and of the
most fashionable patterns.
Wallace Leach, Esq'r., late DEM
ocratic candidate for member OF
Congress from the Fourth District.
came up from San Diego yesterday
,>and is registered at the Cosmopol-
itan.
We understand that the Turner'S,
intend to celebrate next Sunday,
the birthday of their most famous
/ poet, Friedrich Won Schiller, by a
dramatic representation of "The
Song of the Bell" one of his po-
ems.
Father Marron, who has been
connected with the Cathedral in
this city for some months past, left
yesterday to assume the duties OF
Parish Priest Of Watsonville. We
swish the Reverend Father every
lsuccess in his new field.
At the next Unitarian Thursday
NOV. 18th, the announcement fol
which appears elsewhere, the spec
Iial attraction will he new one act
lcomedy entitled, "Picking up the
.iPleces.u In addition there will be
1.-THE usual pleasant melange oil
readings and music, the whole to
lconclude with refreshments and a
Idance.
Messrs. George e. Wilbur, L. G..
Pratt and w. r. Morley, of the
lAtchieon, Topeka and Santa Ft
Railroad, arrived by yesterdays
overland train and are registered at
the Cosmopolitan. They leave to-
day for San Diego per steamer ORR
lZaba, accompanied by Col. J. E.
Jackson, formerly of the Texas-Pa'
cific.
I The steamer Orizaba is due from
San Francisco to-day with the fol-
lowing passengers: Miss A Ducom.
Imup, G r Thayer, f ID Spring, w
| II McGill, p Dorey, J Johnson,
Miss Annie Kennedy, s Mathes,
J NJ G Gavett, G = Carolin, ID AK
tell, d 8 Heron, e Ii Smith, Frank
Wiley, Chas G Noble, J G Graham,
is H Witherow.
! A report having gained cireula-
| tion that the Rev. J. w. Ellie, who
has filled the pulpit for the Presby-
terIan Society, at Union Hall,
would leave for his home this week,
| we wish to state that he will not
20, but will positively preach
[ morning and evening at Union
Hall, Sunday, Nov. 9th. We trust
| a large audience will be in attend
ance.
The Congregational Church en-
tertainment, at Union Hall last
| night, was attended by u select
] and appreciative audience. The
1 singing by Misses Lanterman and
White and Sr. Arevalo and the in
strumental music by Miss Lanter-
man, Messrs. Knell and Wangeman
| was all that could be desired. The
entertainments have proved graf
| living success so far.
We learn from the Grand Rapids
| (Mich.) Daily Times that Hon
| John Clancy, of that city, whom
Michigan men and others here will
remember pleasantly as a sojourn
ar in our city for few months tive
| wears ago, has just returned pc
stoamer Seythia from tour of the
aid world. Mr.. Clancy, who is ont
/ of the financially solid men o
Michigan, is brother OF onr irien'
! Judge VIM. Clancy, of Newhall
It is quite likely that he may spent
the coming winter IN Los An
geles.
A few days ago Captain B
wont into a store and invested in
new pair of spectacIes. The Cap
,oin Ia little absent-minded, 81
he forgot to take eff the label OF
Que of the glasses, which indicates
their number. After he had beel
uarodiug the streets for severa
favs with this label on his specta
cIes. he was interviewed bv an in