Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-27
LOCAL ESHEXITtE ELS.

e''o NiOhbibS tiliu tiohl EJAD
Francisco.
The incest cottage in Santa Mon.
lea is advertised for sale In our New
To-Day.
Complimentary concert to Miss
Adler at Turn Verein Hall to.
night.
The talented California song.
stress, Miss Cecilia Adler, has been
rendered a complimentary benefit
at Turn Verein Hall tonight.
No Eastern and but little San
Francisco mail arrived by yester-
days train from TIL north.
Dan McCabe, found guilty of dis.
turbing the peace, was yesterday
mulcted in u fine of S25 by City
Justice Adams.
Mr.. E. I. Spence, Cashier OF the
First National Bank, went up to
San Francisco overland last even
Ing.
Mr., John II. Wisp, of the wool
house OF Ehfi>ty & Wise, San
Franc SEQ, is paying Los Angeles
short visit.
The list of passengers by this
mornings train from San FraEcisco
is the lightest since the opening of
tt l, -,.,tu't tn
ES-Unitsd States Senator Wm.
N. Gwin ard his daug hters, Miss
Gwin ard Mis-, Coleman, are pas-
seugeTs hy the train due from San
Francisco this morning.
Mr.. J. D. Lynch, editor Of the
HERALD, went up to San Francis
co yesterday to superintend the
stcreotypiug aDd issuing OF the
mammoth ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
He VIII be absent about ten days.
We received n pleasant call yes.
terday feon Judge w. II. Ogden
aud Mr.. \. l.. Knox, of the Cajon
valley, San Diego county, who are
in Los Angeles on business visit.
They are registered at tie Pico
House.
Th ere w8g IL rumor on the street
last night that the Holiness Band
had dissolved, or at least suspended
operationa for the present We
tried 20 trace the rumOr to a relia-
bic source but failing, we imagine
| IL ia cauard gotten up by some
tnyious wrstcn who had been re-
fused admission TO fellowship with
these truly good people,
The anniversary picnic Of the
DAD Fellows, at the Arroyo Seco,
yesterday, although not largely at.
tended, was Il very pleasant affair,
all who took part In the festivities
enjoying themselves heartily. The
celebration concluded with a grand
ball at Odd FelIowa' Hall, in this
! city, which Was attended by mem.
! Gers ofthe Order and large num-
ocs of iuyitel gueste.
The complimentary benefit ten
derei to Miss Cecilia adler, of the
Fabbri Troape, will take place at
Turn Verein Hall tonight. A
programme Of surpasaiGg merit has
been prepared, incIudng two acts
from popular operAs, Iii which the
young beneficiary will appear. We
can safely promise our citizens one
of the richest musical treats that
has ever been oneie1 IN Los Auge.
les.
Rev. ]. w. Ellie, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, in this city,
got home Monday evening from
Riverside, where he went to dedi-
cste the new Presbyterian church
situated on Arlington avenue. The
church is u beautiful structure,
costing lmost So 900, and was ded-
icated free from debt and with
money itfJ In the treasury. Every
Pre4byterian church in southern
California is now free from debt.
Mr. Ellis IL pleased with the Riv-
erside country, and thinks it des.
tined to be the rich mans paradise,
with Santa Monica as its fashiona-
BILE Summer resort.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
have arranged to give their An.
nual Calico Ball on the evening ol
July 4tb, and they hope that al
the social and fraternal societies In
the city will join with them in
making this the social event of the
, season. The disbursements o
d, funds for the last six months have
been greater than ever before, but
with the increasing membership p
and Goaations they have been able
to respond to the many calls, The
Society now numbers one hundred
and fifteen members in good stand
] Ing, tut considering the object the
I mum her ought TO be five hundred
7 The few who have not paid tbeii
] annual dues OF 81 for the year leS.
, will confer n favor GU the Society
Y by seaGiag .hs same to the Secre
u tary.
Les Angeles having "taken thi
cakeh for having the most pure ant
spotless real estate agent, now ba
a man whom il is ready to ente
Oh the lists as to "cheek" with any
, book agent, lightning rod conduct
or or newspaper puff collector. Thi
man Is a common larceny thief
He was tried twice by jury o
. twelve men. His guilt was piair
and undoubted, but the first jury
r disagreed; the second convicted
d him. He was furnished free of eX
9 psnse by the county with an sttor
o ney to defend him and a short
hand reporter to report his case
He testified in both trials on hi
own behalf, aud on the conclusion
q | iu..s a.i.,I la i.,aiata.a h