Year: 1878

now reached gratifying state of
forwardness. Its dimensions are
on a grand scale, lacking only
three PAGES of the length of the
Cathedral from the entrance to the
chancel and being very nearly as
wide. The ground floor alone will
afford ample space for an exhibi-
ton of mammoth proportions. The
gallery is massive structure, rum
ming around the entire building,
and supported on the inside by
heavy pillars of wood. We are in
formed by architects that 1t is
thoroughly secure. We are glad to
note that the acoustic properties of
the Pavilion are of exceptional
thoroughness. This will enhance
the fine vocal and instrumental
music which will diversity the ex-
ercises of the Fair. The people of
Los Angeles rightfully take a pride
In this creation of their own pub
lie spirit. 1t was largely visited
InSb ouuuayS ahu We ousScSC thoe
Sunday next would be good day
for an inspection of the editice, in
force, by our people. To these
strangers who would like to take a
comprehensive look over the Los
Angeles valley we would say that
they cannot get better coigne of
vantage than that presented from
the second story of the Pavilion.
The view from that point is simply
superb.


The premium buggy is at last here
and will be exhibited in the window
Of the Dollar Store this morning.
The style is quite different from
wha. we described at first as the
buggy in prospect, but it is none
the less elegant and expensive.
The running gear and bed are fin
ished in dark colors, ornamentally
lined and fitted with silver-plated
ornaments. The upholstering is in
brown figured satin. The handle
is reversible, aud the seat slides
oaChWa aiu auu ioI w aIui ou'
mitting of a long bed. so
that a child occupying it
may lie down at full length. The
top is of canopy style, and adjust
able. On either side of the
bed there are miniature side. lights
IN ornamental design, which add
quite natty appearance to the rig.
The buggy contributed by Mr.. Fred
Gilmore as u second prize will be
exhibited in the window of Preuss
& Schumacher drug store.


Go not to the ant but to the spi-
der, thou sluggard, and learn what
genuine industry is. Every night,
in defiance of municipal ordinance,
the spider weaveth his web from
the garden fence to the pep
per tree adjoining, and the passing
pedestrian, with unfeeling haste,
and callous to the patient labor of
the fy-cather, brusheth it away.
But the question with US is, how
doth the spider throw his web
across the sidewalk? Let some
learned entomologist answer. But
then DR.. johnson once prOpounded
an even harder conundrum than
this, viz, "Why is a fox's tail
bushym


Fred Smith, the milk man, had a
rather peculiar experience the 9th.
er day. The owner of an uptown
corral proposed to sell him a horse
and the animal was hitched up for
the purpose of being tried in Fred's
milk wagon. Everything went
pleasantly until East Los Angeles
was reached. Here the horse con-
cluded that he ought to show the
metal he was made of. He pro-
ceetled to throw the wagon over,
Fred underneath, and dragged both
about until-wagOn and man
they looked like the breaking up Of
hard Winter. The horse was not
purchased.


In the examination OF witness
Burdick before Special Postal
Agent Sharp, yesterday, a certain
letter written to the Department,
on the back Of which Postmaster
Dunkelberger had given his views
in regard to the matter treated of
therein, was the subject in hand.
At one stage of the examination
Col. Dunkelberger spoke up and
said, "But 1 did not fully endorse
the contents of that letter." or
something to that effect. "It
would have been better for you,
then," remarked Mr.. Sharp 'to
have written your letter on another
piece of paper"


The Investigation which is being
carried oil by Special Agent Sharp
yesterday related mainly to the
lease of the new post office. The
principal witness examined was
Mr.. Horace Burdick, Secretary of
the building committee OF the Odd
Fellows. The inquiry was restrict.
ed to the terms of the lease, to Ger.
tain representations made to the
Postoffice Department and to the
negotiations which preceded 1t.


The friends of Billy Jonathan
will be- glad to learn that he has
been put In charge of the fast
young trotter Doty, and held the
ribbons in the race In which Doty
got away with Nutwood and Gates.


1t is stated that the cotton wood
telegraph poles used on the line of
the Southern Pacific Railroad have
sprouted, and give promise of sup.
plying continuous line of shade.
trees.