Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-13

Trapeze performances in mid-airi
by Professor Hawley, at the Park,
at 3 P. NJ. to-day.
The second session of the Su-
preme Court for Southern Califor-
MIA opens tomorrow (Monday)
morning.
Los Angeles is crowded with
celebrities. Amongst them is At
torney- General 10 Hamilton with
whom we yesterday exchanged a
hearty shake of the hand.
Don't forget the ball ofthe Thirty
Fights at the Pavilion on Monday
night. The arrangements have
been in capable hands and a de.
lightful time Is in store for all who
attend.
All who wish to witness the bal
loon ascension in all its details
should be at the Park promptly at
8 O'Clock, as the initiation of the
balloon will be one of
the most interesting features of the
spectacle.
The Unitarian Church will hold
an Easter service in Union Hall
this morning at IL o'clock. APP
trate music will be rendered.
hI sermon will be preached by
Isv.J. d. Wells, who starts next
wsk>n visit East.
The N'oLoR GUARD.
We hattie pleasure of shaki ng
hands witlour genial friend, Hon
Barney WSlf, Clerk of the Su-
preme Court,Nho arrived yester-
day by the steamer Orizaba. He is
stopping at the Rca House.
A number of distinguished m EN-.
bers OF the San Fraelsco bar are
expected here durins the present
term Of the Supreme Curt, includ.
Ing Messrs. A. A. Coh.u, Delos
Lake, r. G. Grea.house aid John
CARRIER.
Justice McKinstry, whois ac-
companied by Mrs. McKhstry,
came down by the steamer Orzaba
yesterday and went on to Sal Di.
ego. He will return by steame on
Monday, reaching this city In time
to be present at the opening of the
Supreme Court.
Mr.. Kennedy, the genial aud
popular theatrical manager Of Sn
Francisco, is running the Hawley
balloon ascension at Agricultural
Park. Mr.. X. is a gentleman who
Is recommended as much by his
business aptitudes as by his vim
ping manners, which, when we
consider the charm of the latter is
saying a great deal.
The silver-tongued Kalloch, of
San Francisco, who has attainal
considerable celebrity as an orator,
preacher and agitator, will give a
free lecture tonight at Turnverein
Hall. Subject, "The Bible and
Bob Ingersoll." He Is noted as
one of the finest speakers on the
Coast, and should have a large au-
dienCe.
To day, being the great
Christian Festival of Easter, there
will be services appropriate to the
day, in the Episcopal church on
Temple street, at II o'clock. The
church has been beautifully decor
ated with flowers, and the music
miss Mamie Perry, Sopano,D will
be worth hearing. Go early if you
want to get good seat. Seats free
and all are cordially invited to at
tend.
BY announcement elsewhere it
will be seen that the second annual
picnic of La Socleta Italiana di
Mutua Benehcenza, will take place
at Sycamore Grove, Arroyo Seco,
on Sunday next. The details are
in the hands of a capable Commit.
tee of Arrangements and all who
attend may rest assured Of having
a delightful time. Being the first
picnic Of the season, we expect 10
see these beautiful grounds
crowded
Many queer things are bang
brought to the surface by the Con-
stitution agitation now pending.
Here is one of them: A warm sup.
porter of the new Constitution
picked up the old one the other day
in Downey, which he supposed
was his favOrite document. He at
once became interested and read it
through. At the conclusion, he
sat little while as in a profound
study, and then remarked, THAT'S
pretty good. I'm for that"
Arrived at Wilmington, April
18th, steamer Orizaba, Johnson,
mastnt from San Francisco, with
80 get ( Of iengers and 80 tons of mer-
for the Southern Pacific
Railroad; steamer Newport, Hay
ward, master, from San Francisco
via Santa Cruz, with 280 telegraph
poles, 900 railroad ties for Pacific
improvement Company, 80 barrels
of lime and 20 tons of coal oil for
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Sailed-Schooner Lizzie Madison,
Charlsen, master, for Hueneme;
schooner Cora, Peterson, master,
for Caspar Greek; steamer Orizaba
for San Dian0