Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-04
LOCAL I1REVITIK.S.

Mr.. george .. ration IS pASsen.
ger by this mornings train from
San Francisco.
Judge J. M. Davidson. of Homo.
lulu. Sandwich Islands, Is guest
at the Pico House.
The Ivy Social Club will give
reception to the graduating class Of
the High School the latter part of
this month.
A little bird whispers US that our
young friend Major Jack Huthwell
will shortly join the ranks Of the
Benedicks.
The June schedule of the Pacific
Coast s, eaulahip Company will be
found in the proper column of this
MORNINGS HERALD.
The hop of the Ivys at Odd Fell
lows Hall, last night, was well at.
tended and, like all the socials Civ.
en- by the Club, was a most enjoya.
BILE affair.
The Owl Dramatic Club will give
a season of three nights in this
city, commencing June 21st, when
Ii. I. Byron's popular society
play, "Our Girls" will be pre-.
scented.
The steamer Orlzaba is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego in the even.
ing. Passengers take the S:45 P. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, for viii.
mipgton.
About noon yesterday H.Thomr.
son, who was committed to the
chain gang for thirty days by City
Justice Adams on May Sth, made
his escape and bad not been recap.
tured up to late last night.
The seventh semi-annual meet
ing of the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety will-take place Tuesday, June
7th, at Coed Templars' Hall ut 2:30
O'Clock. All members and friends
of the Society are invited to be
present.
Mr.. II. Susskind, Of the Progress
store, No. 100 Main street, Car
dona Block, continues to sell cloth
ing and furnishing goods of the
latest styles and best material at
b. brock prices. Visitors to the
city should call and examine his
stock.
The steamer Ancon has under
gone u thorough overhauling and
repaintirg and will resume her
trips on the southern route. She
will start from San Francisco next
Tuesday, June 9th, arriving here
on the following Thursday.
This evening the Los Angeles
Debating Club will discuss the
question made famous by Henry
Georges celebrated book, as to
whether or not all taxes should be
laid upon land. The night Of
meeting has been changed from
Friday TO Saturday of each week.
The Supreme Court of New York
has granted the order to change
the name of the corporation Of
"Scribner & Co." to "The Century
Company the order to take effect
on the 2ist instant. The July is
sues of Scribner's Monthly and ST
Nicholas will have the new corpo
rate imprint.
Sullivan's Mirror Of ireland anC
Comedy Company came up from
Santa Ana yesterday morning ant
left for Nspa by the regular north
bound train. Their exhibitions q
Anaheim and Santa Ana were very
successful, the troupe clearing $500
at the two places.
The coming of the Mendelssohl
Quintette Club is now beyond
psradventure, $50 Of the 200 tickets
necessary to induce them TO COM
having been subscribed for up t
last evening and it IL expected tina
the remainder will be taken thi
morning.
Messre. Victor Meyer and Leol
Lassare. who left on visit t
France last evening, before start
ing, were driven through the prin
cipsl streets by a party Of enthusi
astic friends, accompanied by tn
City Band, which discOursed l.
Marseilles and other French air
as the gay procession passed along
I'D. BIcknell, E. +. Spence an
wife, Max Meyburg, G. @. Lam
and Walter d. Stephenson hav
been selected by the ladies as tn
Reception Committee for the Law
social next Tuesday evening
Judge Widney proposes to open hi
house as we'll as his grounds for tn
socialists, and q feature Of the even
ing will be regular programme
exercises.
The Santa Barbara Mdepcnder
learns that Harper Bros, of Ne'
York, intend soon to publish illu!
trations of California scenery, an
that Southern California Will n
ceive special attention from thel
artists, who are now Oh their wa
and will soon arrive 10 Santa Bal
bara. It is not stated whether thes
Illustrations are to appear In tn
magazine or in book form.
By the double column Advertise
nnsnk alaavhAra. IL will be Geo