Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-22

| WIN siBhhi uphtty.
The shipments from the depot dur
ing the week were carloads wine
1856 boxes of oranges, carload hay.
carloads wool and miscellaneous freight
which brought the total exports to 225.
O97 pounds. The exports for Marcel
amounted to s7s. 4O6 pounds and thu
imports to 500, 1862 pounds.-Anahein
Gazette.
We learn that q new store, to b.
known as the Mechanics. will be opened
in the new Bernero Block, opposite the
railroad depot, on the 25th instant, with
one of the finest assortments OF mems
clothing, furnishing goods, hats, boots
and shoes, to be found in the city. The
parties are from San Francisco and pro
pose to sell at bedrock prices.
Mayor Thorn. accompanied by Mrs.
Thorn, leaves for the Hot Springs, Las
Vegas, New Mexico. this morning, to
try the effect of the springs in restoring
Mis-. Thorn to health. They will remain
few days at Tucson for rest. We join
their many friends in the hope that the
trip may have the desired effect and
that Mrs. Thorn may return to us ere
long fully restored to health.
Mrs. M. Z. Richardson, State Super
intendent of the Band Of Hope, it will
be seen by announcement in our New
To-Day, will speak at Good Templars'
Hall to-day at 3 P. M. and East Los An
geles at 4 P. M. and in the evening at
Good Templars's Hall with Col. Could
ing, Grand Lecturer, l. o. q. T. Mrs.
Richardson's other appointments will be
found in the announcement.
Messrs. Ronald & Condell are prepar-
ing to establish in this city manufae-
tory for making galvanized iron cornice
for stores, dwellings and public build
ings in all its forms. They have had
fifteen years experience in the business
and are prepared to do all work in a
prompt and permanent manner. The
machinery is now in transit for their
factory, and will be here in few days.
The HERALD acknowledges pleasant
call from Mr.. w. A. Strong, Assistant
General Passenger Agent of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, with
headquarters at Chicago. Mr. Strong is
veteran agent of one Of the best and
most prosperous railways in the Union,
and one Of the oldest and most compe.
tent in the service. He is always
welcome to California, where he has
passed so many pleasant days in the
past, and we trust will pass many more
in the future.
Gen. John A. Logan and wife. are at
Las Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico,
for the benefit Of the health of Mrs.
Logan. 1t is not known when the Gen.
will arrive in Los Angeles. He has been
invited to attend the services of Memo.
rial Day, and to deliver an address in
San Francisco, on that occasion, but has
declined. 1t may be that he can be in
duced to visit Los Angeles on or before
that time, and remain a while to take
advantage OF our unrivalled seashore
climate for the benefit of Mrs. Logan.
DIR. v. Gelcich Of this city, received
yesterday beautiful presentfrom His I'm.
perial Highness. the Arch Duke Ludwig
Saltwater, Of Austria. as token of
friendship and in remembrance of his
visit to Los Angeles. The same is q
large and extensive work on the Bale
aric Islands, written by the donor him
self, and is the only work OF its kind in
this country. DIR. Gelcich will be pleased
to show it to any OF his friends that
may be interested in the work or in its
distinguished author, who resided among
us for some time and left many friends.
The attention of our lady readers is
directed to the announcement of the
opening by Madame L. Ferrie- Delpech
of magnificent assortment of goods,
just received from Paris, which appears
in our Business Enterprise column.
These goods embrace all that is new and
elegant in design and will be made up
in the latest style by Madame L. Ferrie-
Delpech to order, at the most reasonable
prices. The ladies of Los Angeles and
vicinity are cordially invited to call and
inspect her stock at the old place. No. 5
Spring street.
Elsewhere appears a doable- column
advertisement Of the Highland Park
Tract, located between Pasadena and
Los Angeles. This splendid property
has been purchased by gentlemen Of
means, who are improving it on thor
ough scale and who are determined to
make it a second addition to Pasadena.
Those who desire small and charming
homesteads will do well to locate them
selves on this tract. Pasadena avenue
runs through it, and ninety men are
now at work laying pipes which will in
sure an abundant supply of water for
this new and promising settlement.
We are glad to welcome a new indus
try in the Los Angeles Cracker Company,
whose advertisement appears elsewhere,
Their mandatory is large and perfect
in its appointments; and. under the
competent supervision of Mr.. L. Winter.
the manager, it promises to do good
and remunerative business, and to sup
ply want which has been long felt in
this city. The company manufacture
all kinds Of crackers, and of an excellent
quality. We looked into their estab-
lishment, corner of Also street and Also
road yesterday, and found it to be q
three-story building, the first floor being
devoted to the making Of crackers of
every variety, the second to storing and
packing tho manufactured staple and
the third to the manufacture of boxes
II is a valuable industry.
The Coming Circus.