Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-04

1gnRt1On, which was accepted anC
will 90 into effect on the 18th inst
Thomas II. Goss, charged with
retaining company property be
longing to the Los Angeles Guards
was tried before jury in Justice
Lawlor's Court yesterday and &C.
quilted.
The Calico ball for the benefit O
the Ladies' Benevolent Society, al
the Pavilion tomorrow night
promises to be the pleasantesl
social affair ever given in Los An
geles. Don't fail to attend.
A. Spencer, arrested for packing
off a bundle of shirts from Fox's
store, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning on the
charge of petit larceny and sen.
fenced to the chain gang for ter
days.
Members of the Reception and
Floor Committees of the Calico
Ball will receive their badges early
in the evening of the Fifth on APP.
plication to the Executive Commit
tee at the Pavilion. They are ex-
pected to be on hand promptly.
The programme of Mondays ex-
ercises, together with the forma.
tion of the marching column,
names Of aides, route of procession,
etc, will be found in the general
order of Grand Marshal Wheeler,
published in our advertising col
umns.
MIR. Lyons, the champion pedes-
trian of Southern California, has
accepted the challenge of Mr.. Chas.
Happ for ten mile race, go as You
please, for purse Of 800 u side, to
come off at Agricultural Park,
Sunday, July 4, 1880, at 2 o'clock
p. M.
Six bars of silver builiou-three
from the Contention mine, valued
at 1922 46 and three from Millville,
1885. 59-passed through Los An
geles yesterday, per Wells, Fargo
u Co.'S Express, from Arizpna to
San Francisco.
The regular services OF the Uni
tartan Church will be held at Union
Hall at ii O'Clock this morning
The services and sermon will be
read ny Mr.. G. A. Dobinson. Sub
nj I Nh, lat l.
Brooks Hereford.
Visitors TO the city and cur citi.
zens are reminded that the ladies'
of the Christian Church will serve
a lunch at Union Hall tomorrow
(Monday), including hot tea and
coffee. fhey will also serve ice
cream and other efreshments.
The Trustees of the Orphans
Home have secured the Marshall
place, OH Figueroa street, for the
use of the orphans. The house is
two stories high, with cellar and
attic, and as soon as it can be prop
erly repaired and furnished will be
occupied by the orphans.
Messrs. Elliott and MacNeil, of
the County Bank, and party start
ed for the summit of the Sierra
Madre yesterday evening, via the
Wilson trail. They will spend the
night at the Halfway House and |
flush the ascent this morning,
spending the day on the summit.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at the office of the
Secretary yesterday, but there
being only bare quorum present,
they adjourned to meet at the same |
hour and place on Saturday, July |
18th, when it is expected the full |
Committee will attend,
The regular services of the Bap.
list Church will be held at Good
Templar's Hall to-day. In the
mornldg Que of Rev. 7. Dewitt
Talmake's sermons will be read.
Subject; 1.-THE Ringing of the Old
Bell.n The praise service of song
will be held ut 1880 o'clock in the
evening.
We looked in at the ball of the
City Band. at Turn Vereiu Hall,
last night, and found one of the
gayest assemblages we have seen
in Los Angeles. The orchestra was
the largest that has officiated at
1t 1or fo 20 i'm, MT in this
city and the music rendered de-
lightful. We trust the pecuniary
results of this their first annual
ball will be as satisfactory to the
Band as was the entertainment to
all who were present.
Our citizens should not forget
that the ladies of the Christian
Church will serve an appetizing
lunch with hot tea and coffee, at
Union Hall next Monday, during
the day and evening. They will
also serve ice cream and other re-
freshments. AS many Of our peO-
pie will wish to devote the day to
the celebration free from household
cares, the opportunity thus n fforded
should be largely awaited of, espe-
cialiy as the proceeds are for the
benefit of the Church.
An interesting Fourth of July
entertainment has been arranged
to be given at the Round House
Hall tomorrow (Monday) evening
FIR children and others who want
to spend Il pleasant evening. Mr..
Willmore will exhibit portion of
his fine art panorama of the Cen
tenniai and there will be music
and Rotations by the little ones
All are invited and the hall should
be crowded. Admission will be
only ten cents. Open at Z O'Clock
The Los Angeles battery, under
direction of Captain Walter Nc