Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
LOCAL RREVITIES.

LOCAL RREVITIES.
Dances of 100 years ago, in cos.
tune, at Turnverein Hall tonight.
Glenwood Cottage, at Riverside,
is coming into note as a pleasure
resort.
General George Stoneman, of
San Gabriel, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Bequette has just got In from
the Calico district, and he gives
glowing reports of mining develop.
ments therein.
Mr.. Samuel D. Hovey, of San
Francisco, is paying visit to his
brother-in-law. Mr.. Rhoads. at the
Sierra Madre Villa.
The thermometer at the Signal
Service Office registered 96 degrees
yesterday, decrease Of six de-
grees from the day before.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, of San
MariDo, San Gabriel, was in the
city yesterday and went down to
Santa Monica last evening.
Mr.. Geo. w. Marston. of San Di.
ego, en- route to San Francisco per
steamer Orizaba, paid a flying
visit to Los Angeles yesterday.
The Spanish dances of 100 years
ago will be given In costume at
Turnverein Hall tonight. The en-
will conclude with O
ball in which all who wish may
take part.
Mr.. Henry s. Knapp. of Silver
ado, is registered at the Cosmpoli-
tan. He reports that the work of de.
yeloping his mine Is pro gressing
very favOrably.
Angeleflos at San Francisco no.
tells on the 18th; Mrs NJ G Girls
void, Occidental; II Schander, M
Main, American Exchange; Miss
A Grossman, z Aoekerblum, Russ
House.
Supervisor Harmon was in the
city yesterday. He informed us
that the thermometer registered
l06o in the shade at Ell Monte
Tuesday. At San Fernando the
mercury got up to 110s
Las night breezes of refreshing
GOODNESS sprang up, and we are
permitted to hope that the hot
spell is at all end. 1t is pleasant to
know that from three to six days
is the extreme of these rare visit
atiOns.
Reverends H. r. and r. II. Ash.
croft, the exhorters who used to
harangue to multitudes of perhaps
. dozen persons in front OF the
Court House last Spring, went up
to San Francisco per steamer ORR
zaba yesterday
We received pleasant call from
Mr.. Frank A. Kimball, Of Nation'
al City, who passed through Los
Angeles yesterday on his way to
Riverside end San Bernardino on
business connected with the Cali
fornia Southern Railroad.
MThe San Bernardino Times re-
ports that so sacks of picked ore
were stolen from the Silver King
mine, Grapevine District, Calico
mountains, the other day. Eight
sacks were also stolen from the
Hartman claim.
By notice In our New To-Day q
special meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce is called for o'clock
this evening, at UDion Hall. A
full attendance is desired, as mat
ters of great Interest will come up
for action.
The house of Mr.. l.. Loeb, of the
firm of Eugene Meyer & Co., City
of Paris Store, about 9 O'Clock yes.
terday morning was made glad by
the advent of daughter. We ex-
tend our congratulations to the
happy parents and wish the little
stranger a long and pleasant life.
Mr.. J. H. Smith, of Syracuse,
Ohio, has arrived in Los Angeles
over the Southern route and pro.
poses to locate in the neighbor-
hood of Anaheim. He brings with
him ample means and will doubt
less prove to be q valuable access
sion to our population.
We were indebted vest erday to
Capt. Clark for some fine grapes Of
the Eastern varieties. They com.
prised the Delaware, the Diana,
and the Nordlipg, and were char.
acterized by an exquisite flavor,
the characteristic local qualities
being in each case perfectly pre-
served.
Attention is directed to the card
Of Miss Nellie Dssm ond, teacher OF
music. Miss Desmond Is a pupil
of Professor Dohrmann, OF San
Francisco, who enjoys the reputa'
tiop of being one of the most thor.
ougb and accomplished teachers or
the Coast. Anyone requiring the
services of q music teacher will
find Miss Desmond thoroughly
competent.
Mr.. Briee Grimes, of SAINTS
Paula, Ventura county, paid US 9
pleasant visit yesterday. Mr.
Grimes was on his wsy to visit hi
old home in Missouri, which hi
left twenty years ago. HI
Intends to visit northwestern
Texas. where, should the country
suit him, he may settle. II not h'
will return to the Coast and tax,
.xc hiu raaiAanno lr, T.no AnOalas