Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-24
LOCAL 2REvITIEa.

in the city yesterday.
For banquets, dinners and parties us
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any i'm
ported.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening Maximum,
60; minimum. 55'.
Mr.. j. M. Griffith and family return
home by this mornings overland train
from San Francisco.
Mr.. NJ L. Wicks, in our New To- Day.
advertises "a lots in the Schiller tract
for sale for cash or by installments.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports to-day.
Passengers take the l0:5OA. M. train,
Los Angeles time, for Wilmington.
l.. l.. Price was arraigned before JUS
tice Fisher yesterday on charge of as
saulting j. Katz with deadly weapon,
and was held in $1,000 bail for examina-
ton at P. M. to-day.
About three tons of new vegetables
potatoes, peas, string beans, squashes,
lettuce and cabbages-went up to San
Francisco by Wells, Fargo & Co. Ex-
press last evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Episco-
pal church will give social at Baker
Block on Friday evening of this week.
Admission, including cake and lemonade,
25 cents; ice cream extra.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from Master Frank E. Shirley, who has
just returned from Sackett's school, at
Oakland. He informs us that Fred.
Potts will be home about Saturday.
County Clerk A. w. Potts, who has
been attending the commencement exer-
cises at Sacketts school, Oakland, in
which his son Fred w. was q partici-
pant, is passenger by this mornings
train.
DR.. Fl. s, Orme starts in a few DAYS
for St. Paul, Minnesota, to attend the
approaching session of the Medical AS
sociation Of the United States, which
will shortly be held in that city.
Our friend Mr.. w. P. Gardiner was
yesterday made the happy father of a
healthy daughter. We tender our con-
gratulations and wish little Miss Kate,
for that is to be her name, long and
happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Sullivan, who
have spent portion of their honey
moon in Los Angeles county, start to-
day for Santa Barbara, where they will
pass few days preparatory to their re-
turn to San Francisco.
1t is quite evident that the U. S. M.
box recently placed at the depot is fully
appreciated by the public, as from three
to five hundred letters and postal cards
are deposited there daily. These letters
are removed several times each day by
the route agents and dispatched to their
destinations.
The Cook & Son party of excursion
lists, which arrives in Los Angeles via
the Southern Pacific Railroad and con-
nections this evening, is quite cosmopol-
itan in character, embracing amongst its
personnel, besides citizens of the Unit ed
States, people from Germany, Belgium,
Portugal and Brazil.
Our citizens should not forget that the
Jay Rial Uncle Toms Cabin Company
opens at Turnverein Hall tonight. This
company is universally conceded to be
unapproachable in its rendition of Mrs.
Stoves great story. The introduction
of the trained bloodhounds is feature
never presented by any other company,
and gives the most intense realism to the
scenes depicted.
A shooting match will come off at the
City Gardens next Sunday afternoon,
between Joe Maier and D. Mahlstedt,
ON one side, and Charles Gollmer ond
j. Hanneman ON the other, for stakes
of $3.50 side. As the contestants are
all expert marksmen, an exciting contest
may be expected. The stakes will be
deposited at the Eintracht saloon.
Messrs. j. Fischer and G. Sweeters,
lessees of Harmonic Gardens, under
New To-Day, announce that this popu-
lar resort will be formally opened for the
season next Saturday evening. The gar
dens have been reftted and furnished
with all conveniences suitable for the
use of families who may want to spend
an afternoon in the open air.
The excursion party which arrives
from the East this evening is in charge
of Mr.. C. A. Barattoni, the American
Manager of Messrs. Cook & Sons tours
J around the world. Mr.. Barattoni is
} thoroughly competent for the position,
and will leave nothing undone that
will contribute to the comfort and
enjoyment of those under his charge
The party will remain here several days,
leaving in detachments for the Yosemite
and other points of interest in this State
The contest for the Naval CadetshiI
has narrowed down to two competitors