Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-15
LOCAL BREXITIES,

Church give II social at Good Tenn
plars' Hall this evening.
Mr.. f. X. Eberle returned from a
visit to San Francisco by yesler-
days overland train.
The Duvalli Sisters, the highest
kickers in the world, at Woods
Opera House.
The pluviometer Of the Signal
Service registered .Ol ofan inch for
the rain shower of Monday night.
Los Angeles City vs.. Beaudry
will come up for trial in the Dis.
trict Court to-day.
Ex-State Senator w. J. Graves,
of San Luis Obispo was in the city
yesterday.
The Bee Keepers Association
hold their May meeting at Leck's
Hall in the city next Saturday,
May 18th, at one o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. J. w. Thompson, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph at
San Diego, is paying Los Angeles
visit and is registered at the st.
Charles.
Tho Blue Ribbon Club hold their
regular weekly meeting this
evening at Union Hall. Good
! speaking and music. Admission
free. All are invited.
The 3Ss will give their 4th annual
picnic at Agricultural Park Sun
day, June 3D. The boys intend
that their entertainment shall be
the picnic of ,he season.
Mr.. N. C. Carter, of San Gabriel,
left on visit TO his old home,
Lowell, Massachusetts, yesterday.
He will probably return with an
excursion party.
We have received IL letter ad-
dressed to Mr.. Salee, who is de-
scribed as an apiarist of this
county, which that gentleman can
get on application at the HERALD
office.
The jury in the case of John w.
Carey, on trial before Judge
Baldwin yesterday for assault,
brought in verdict of guilty.
Sentence at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Two DRINKS were sent up five days
each by Judge Peel yesterday. A
vagranG was dismissed and a man
charged with assault with deadly
weapon was granted change of
venue to Judge Baldwin's Court.
Angelefios registered at San
Fra ncisco hotels on the 18th: II.
Y. Hazard, Palace; H. Wallace, B.
Martin, American Exchange; A.
Lothian, Il. b. Hayes, Mrs. M. A.
Belden, H. Burdick, Russ House;
Mrs. Mccormack, Mrs. Rea, VIM.
l.. Price, Cosmopolitan.
Winter, at the Important, has
the most novel set of puzzles on
his business cards we have ever
seen. These, in addition to the full
stock of the latest styles of gentle.
mans clothing which he keeps on
hand, make the Important one of
the most Attractive places in the
city.
We learn from the Times of Mon
day that the Democratic and Re-
publican Central Committees of
San Bernardino county held q
Joint meeting on Saturday last but
arrived at no plan Of action with |
regard to that county's repres enta-
ton in the Constitutional Con-
venti0n.
The attention of stock men is di.
rected to the advertisement of pas
ture to rent which appears in our
New To-Day. The ranch offered
is one of the most prolific in nutri.
cIous grasses and is abandantly
supplied with running water. Any
one requiring good run for either
cattle or sheep will find it to his
interest TO interview or address
Col. Scott at the st. Charles Ho-
tel.
The reception of Chapter No. SO,
Royal Arch Masons, to John Mills
Brown, Grand Master of the State,
last evening, was one of the most
interesting ever given by the Order
in Los Angeles. At the conclusion
of the exercises at the Lodge the
members adjourned to the st.
Charles Hotel where an elegant
banquet was partaken Of
BY advertisement elsewhere it
will be seen that Madame Zanno's
famous troupe of blondes and bru-
nettes are about to visit this city
and will give three performances at
Turn-Verein Hall, commencing on
Sunday night, May 10th. This
troupe, we learn from those who
have seen them and who are COM
petent to judge, is superlatively
good. The artists composing it are
all of the first rank in the profes.
sion and have given unbounded
satisfaction wherever they have APP
peared. We feel confident that our
citizens in witnessing the per.
formapees of this combination will
be afforded an entertainment such
as has never before been presented
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