Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-04

The Ward Dramatic Company
will open at Turn verein Hall on
evening, September 5th,
in the great four act Irish drama
"Inshavegue," which is
rsplete with Irish wit, songs and
iies. The Irish comedian, vocal
ist and dancer, J. M. Ward, will
sustain his great character of Bril-
an Mcguire, which he has played
In all the principal cities of the
United States. Carrie G. Ward
will personate the character of
Biddy Malone, in which she has
met with great success in the prin-
cipal cities. w. @. Dudley, who
has just closed q season at the CAL
ifornia Theatre, will appear as the
villain, Ulick Burke. Miss b.
Egletine ~ Kate O'Dwyer, Miss l..
Egletine as Lady O'Dwyer. sup
ported by carefully selected COM
pany of ladies and gentlemen. Re-
served seats can be secured at the
book and stationery store of +.
Lazarus.
Father Peter Vsrdaguer proposes
that the old church at the Plaza
shall lead of in the Centennial
decorations. 1t will be surmount-
ed with three nags. In the center
will be the white and gold flag
of the Pope, supported on one side
by the flag of the United states
and on the other by that of Spain .
This is highly appropriate, consid-
ering the fact that, in 1881, Califor.
mia acknowledged the allegiance
of Spain and the Pope and now
contentedly nestles under the Stars
and Stripes. In addition, there
will be splendid transparency.
with the inscription "17s1-1eSl."
Inside Of the church fence plat
form has been erected, on which
the vocal and other exercises will
take place Monday evening.
Among the exhibits that arrived
Yesterday was part Of the contri-
button from Pomona in charge OF
the Rev. G. F. Loop. including
some dozens of oranges, part
of a box packed for ship
ping on the oath of February by
Charles Wiley Of Pomona. The
box was opened on the 1st met,
in the presence of several persons
the Rev. G. F. Loop.
Not an orange was rotten. Six
and one week, Including
ali the Sum raer months, and that
in a box packed to Its utmost capa-
CITY, cannot but satisfy everyone
that the keeping qualities OF our
oranges cannot be excelled, II
equalled.
The Great Halt. Price Boot and
Shoe House, grand success. We
N can that coin talks and cash 10
king. Compare our prices-the
only true test. Lewis Bros.
The ladies' committee, who have
charge of the Centennial dinner at
the St. Charles Hotel, are making
elaborate preparations. Yestesdsy
Mrs. Wallace Woodwork, Mrs.
Lacey, Mrs. Kerckhoff, Mrs. Ke-
nealy and Mrs. Mott we're busily
in regulating the details.
Tables are provided for the accom-
mediation Of three hundred guests,
and there will doubtless be q contin-
uous stream of diners. Many OF
our old time residents will avail
Of an opportunity to
partake once more of au elegant
rspast in the dining room OF the
"Oid Bella Union Ho'el." Lady
assistants are expected to be in at.
not later than nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Anaheim Gazette says that
the ore.roasting furnace, built by
the Santiago Gold and Silver min
ing Company, was completed q few
days ago, and specimens OF the
metal extracted from the ore have
been received. Some of the metal
will be on exhibition at the Fair
next week. BY this roasting pro-
cess three hundred pounds OF ore is
reduced to fifty pounds OF metal.
This metal will be sent to San
Francisco, where the worthless part
will be eliminated. The first ship
meut will be made In O few days.
One Of the few things that have
eai ed for us eur wonderful reputa-
tion for cheapnsss ia that we sell
mems opera sswed boots for 1925.
Lewis Bros.
The people Of Riverside have
sent a fine collection Of fruits, to be
placed on exhibition the coming
week at the Pavilion. 1t will con-
sist of grapes in large variety, or
angss, lemons, lines, pears, ap'
pies, etc., grapes being the leading
ite ms of Interest. l.. M. Holt, of
the Press and Horticulturist is in
charge Of the exhibit. The River
side raiein crop will this year
amount to 25, 900 boxes, and nearly
the entire crop has been sold at
good prices to A. Lusk & Co., OF
San Francisco.
The Great Half Price Boot and
Shoe House is ahead Of them all.
Why? We are by far the cheapest;
we have thrice the stock of any
store in town. or what? Boots
and shoes only. Your wives ask
for them; your boys want them
your girls require them; you need
them yourself; everybody wants
the Great Half Price Aboets and
shoes. Lewis Bros, opposite the
Postoffce.
The Great Half-Price Boot and
Shoe House Is the only house In
California that can afford to sci