Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-17


and Mr.. Lazzarowitch, while out
Ia sail boat at Old Santa Monica,
had a narrow escape from drown.
ing. On turning the boat, about
100 yards from shore, 1t struck
swell and was capsizad. The boys
managed by great txe ton to swim
ashore, towing the boat in with
them. 1t was the second accident
of the same kind that occurred that
day. In the morning party of
six were out in the same boat and
In roundlng-to it upset, giving
them all an involuntary bath.
Order No. l of Grand Marshal
Rays, for the celebration of Inde-
pendence Day, appears elsewhere in
our local columns. He invites all
military and civic societies, trades
unions and patriotic citizens gener.
ally to join in the celebration of
the coming Fourth of July. Judg.
Ing by the interest which has al.
ready been manifested by our cit
liens in attending the preliminary
meetings, we judge that there will
be a very creditahle celebration. A
gentleman Of fine literary ability
and good speaker has accented
the invitation of the Committee to
deliver an address, and there will
doH btiess be poem, and other ex-
ercises of interest. We hope the
celebration may justly honor the
day.
One of the great drawbacks of
running a newspaper is the suppo.
sition INDUCED in by queerly con-
stituted people that perfectly inno-
cent little paragraphs, rejecting
the political gossip of the day, are
Inspired by malice. Tue readiness
will: which some persons take Of
fence at imaginary Sights or inju-
ries is one of the marvels of good
natured reporter. In California
when a member OF the corps edit
orial or reportorial gets off with an
occasional oblique intimation that
he is a first-class horse-thief he
considers that his lines have fallen
in pleasant places, and he don't get
agitated. How differently the
public acts9
The attendance at Mayor Tober.
mans levee yesterday morning
was fuller than it has been for
some time past, ten persons hav-
ing appeared for sentence. :. man
named Lynch, charged with steal
ing a suit Of clothes, got thirty
days. VIM. Abbott, ST., and VIM.
Abbott, Jr., father and son, were
arraigned for fighting. The father
was discharged and the son went
up for five days. Old Kelly, who is
never happy when off the chain
gang, got thirty days. All Kee,
Monaghan, who attacked a COM
patriot with cleaver, in default of
$40, got ten days; jose, an Indian,
drunk, five days; George Harris,
petit larceny, sixty days; Su Ling,
fighting, discharged; Wa Lung,
fighting, $40; Wa Fung, violating
swill ordinance, So.
The social of Angelic Lodge, 1.
o. o. F., at Odd Fellows Hall last
night, was attended by a large
number of the elite of the city and
was one of the most delightful en-
tertainments of the season. During
the early part of the evening an
enjoyable musical programme was
given, the vocal part of which was
rendered by Mesdame s
Caswell and Mayo, Misses Perry
aud Edelman and Messrs. Tanning,
Locke, Mathes and Book. The In.
part included q violin
solo ny Miss Lsnterman, q plano
solo by Miss Holman and solo on
the cornet a piston by Mr.. Scoville,
all Of which were we'll executed
and ELECTED much applause, as did
the vocal part Of the programme.
The social closed with a dance,
which lasted until midnight, the
Wangeman band furnishing the
music.