Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14
LOCAL RREVITIES.

The Fabbri Troupe are passen-
gers by the steamer Orizaba which
is due at Los Angeles tomorrow.
Mr.. Geo. II. Howard is among
the passengers to arrive by this
mornings train from San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. L. J. Rose left yesterday on
q flying visit to Arizona. He ex-
poets to. get back next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Hall McAllister, Esq, of the San
Francisco Bar, is passenger by
the overland train due from San
Francisco this morning.
The long Lenten days are draw.
ing to close and the heart of the
butcher rejolceth as he notes the
rapid approach Of Easter.
BY notice in our New To-Day it
will be seen that VIM. G. Smith
has bben appointed agent for the
sale of the Brea Rancho.
Deputy Sheriff Berry went up to
Napa last evening, having Mrs.
Minnie Wilson, committed to the
Insane Asylum, in charge.
Justice Sharpstein of the Su-
preme Court, arrived in Los Ange.
les yesterday overland and is stop
plug at the Cosmopolitan.
Col. James Feore, of the San
Fernando oil refinery, came down
from San Francisco yesterday and
is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Messrs. Fred a. Gibbs and A. p.
Hotaling, of San Francisco, arriv-
ed by yesterdays overland train
and are registered at the Cosmopol
itan.
To color Easter eggs use PAas'
dye. One package (price five cents)
will color dozen eggs. For sale
only by Preuss & Plroni, 81 Sprin e
street.
Season tickets for the Fabbri
Opera, four nights, including re-
served seats, for s. so, can now be
had at the bookstore of 2. Lazarus,
Temple Block.
The next social of the Ivy Club
will be given at Odd Fellows Hall,
Friday evening, April22nd. We
are Indebted for complimentary
tickets.
Apgelehos at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 18th: r. G. Cummings,
Lick House; J. Alexander, Ameri.
can Exchange; J. Deyenhart, l..
Brant, Russ House.
Seflor Espinosa, pianist, who is
we'll remembered in Los Angeles,
is to accompany the Fabbri Troupe
on their visit here. The ladies' of
the company are Madame Fabbri,
Miss Aggie Ch'lds and Miss Cecilia
Adeler.
The Tucson Star, of the 18th
instant, repats that Hon. J. X.
Lutt.s,i 10. a short time ago,
was rs,. y to bo sick beyond re.
coveryr,o.!Ias been brought to that
civ :.,d is now rapidly improving
in heath.
Mr. Ivar A. Weld informs US
that the prospect for a good grain
crop in the Southern portion of Los
Angeles county ia Q very slim one.
All other interests there, however,
are fourishing.
By an oversight we yesterday
omitted to notice that our morning
contemporary, the Commercial,
has been enlarged to the same size
as the HERALD. We are glad to
see this evidence of prosperity and
hope it may continue.
In the list of members of the Los
Angeles Bar, which was published
in the HERALD, the other day, Mr..
Geo. F. Haswell was reported as
dead. In O note from Mr.. Haswell,
dated San Bernardino, April 18th,
he says: II may be dead unto sin,
but 1 am alive with the spirits"
Season tickets for the Fabbri
Opera, four nights, including re-
served seats, for So so, can now be
had at the bookstore of p. Lazarus,
Temple Block.
Wc are indebted to Mr.. Charles
Durfee for couple Of Black Prince
roses, very rare flower in this Sec
tiOn. 1t is OF a very rich dark
crimson color and eXhales a deli.
cious and pungent aroma, resem-
bling frangipanni. In shape it 10
very much like dahlia.
The revival services at the Fort
street M. e. Church continue to
be of the most interesting charac-
ter and attract large congregations
nightly, The exercises this even
ing will be conducted by Rev. F.
D. Bovard, who will preach an ap.
propriate sermon. A cordial invi-
tatlon is extended to everybody to
attend.
Arrangements are being made to
hold "Rose" festival at Santa
Barbara. Would 1t not be In order
for our florists to get up something
of the same kind in Los Angelesi
We certainly are blessed with o
variety and volume Of dora here
that cannot be excelled in the
world. The only thing needed to
make such an exhibition q Crane
success ia public epirit and conceII
of action among the florists Of th'
city and vicinity. Who will mov'
first?
| It will be seen by change In th'
advertise that Mr.. Theo