Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-16

The Emerald Club meets for import
ant business tonight.
The British ship Edderside is expected
to arrive at the port Of San Pedro to-
day.
Special trains will be run from Cotton
to and from the Modjeska entertainments
in this city. The L. A. & s. @. v. r. R.
will also run specials on that occasion TO
accommodate the people.
Goodoell Of Cotton has discharged Chi.
nese labor in bis brick yard and substi.
tuted white labor. He finds as \ result
that his bricks cost him only twenty-five
cents per 200 more than when made by
Mongolians.
There will be meeting Of the Emer-
aid Club to night. A full attendance Is
earnestly desired az there Is a considers.
bic sum In the treasury out Of which
some few bills must be paid. Itrequires
quorum to audit bills.
A sale of 100 tons Of new wheat was
made at Doc per 100 yesterday. A bid
of s5c was refused. The wheat crop In
In the East is 80 per cent short and the
burning of 1900 tons at MERGED has
also given strength to the market.
AT the recent picking Of the ostrichss
on the farm near Norwslk, fifty pounds
Of feathers were obtained worth $3.50
per pound or $1,000 for the pick. The
birds are picked once in about six to
seven months and are doing well.
And now San Buenaventurs Is to have
gas works. Anaheim is also putting in
gas pipes. That town can obtain gas
from the Chandler wells at nominal
sost or make it at heavy cost. They
pay their money and take their choice.
The excursion to Catalina tomorrow
on the steamer Falcon bids fair to be
delightful affair. There will be music
on board, and everything that conduces
to good time. The steamer will leave
the San Pedro wharf Immediately after
The arrival Of the train from this city.
The are twenty-seven churches in Los
Angeles = four Methodist Episcopal,
our Congregational. four Presbyterian,
wo Catholic, two Baptist; one each,
Episcopal, Christian. Jewish, German,
Lutheran. Unitarian. Spirit.
lalist, Colored Methodist and Colored
3aptist.
1t was reported on the street yester-
lay that the Postmaster. General had
made choice Of ground for the new
site. Upon inquiry being
Gentleman said that he had seen during
he morning dispatch stating that the
postmaster. General had not yet deoid cd
he matter.
The Germania Lodge. A. o. U. W.,
sd an interesting meeting last night at
heir room in the Masonic building, Bry.
on Block, initiating thirteen new mem.
ers. The work was done by Grand
odge in his usual instructive and elo.
uent manner. This lodge is composed
ntirely Of Germans, and although they
ave had only four meetings the lodge
lready numbers 81 members.
A few months ago Mr.. Alden Randall,
x-Mayor of Tombstone. Arizona, now
4 Downey City, was led to DR.. p. I.
Iuckins' office, of this city. blind in
9th eyes. By number of careful and
killful operations hip eyesight in both
yes is entirely restored. This is an
Their of those wonderful cases where
he "blind have been made to see" un- =,
er DR.. Huckins. The DR.. is very con.
ervative in his treatment Of the eye, )
nd has never raintired an eye for the
of saving another. He has a
cry unique instrument which can be
onnected to galvanic battery, and by
ecoming magnstized removes pieces Of
ron and steel.
Attention is called to the advertise
tent of the Wilmington Transportation
'ompany, giving the dates of departure
{ the steamer Falcon for Catalina
Stand, commencing on July 2lst next
Wednesday,. The steamer will leave
fter the arrival of the morning train
ON Los Angeles and return on Thurs. .
ay. Leave again on July 2sth, return.
10 on the 18th. On Saturday, July !
ith, there will be an excursion, return
lg on Monday, July 26th. The adver-
sement also gives dates for August.
his time table will not affect the grand
<cursion which leaves to morrow after
lie arrival of the Los Angeles train at \
IN Pedro.
A child of E. P. Sutherland, attorney a
law, aged about Is months, day be.
re yesterday got hold of bottle Of F"
loroform, which was kept in the house
r toothache, and drank enough of 1t
apparently render it lifeless. DR.. A. 2
itchell, being called, found the little
10 without respiration and dead TO all
pearance, but by such agitatory com.
essions as are usually resorted to for
e purpose of producing artificial b
eathing, and with hypodermic injeo. v
ms of brandy, in the course of an
mr. the young one began to show signs =
life, soon recovered natural respira. /.
IN, and is now doing well with fair y
aspect of complete recovery.