Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-12

commodste Lieut.. Hyde's cempa-
ny of soldiers, who are bound fol
San Diego.
Elsewhere In this mornings
HERALD will be found the pro.
gramms Of the entertainment to
be given by the Good Templars' st
their hall tomorrow Monday
night. From the selections, vocal
and instrumental, we have no
doubt a most delightful evening
will be enjoyed.
We learn that Mr.. M. T. Collins
and brother have purchased ell OF
block one of the Sanchez tract, on
Alameda and Sepulveda streets,
near the old depot, which they
propose to sell out in fifty-foot lots :.
Parties wishing to secure desirable
building lots, covered with full
grown orange trees, will do we'll to
give them call.
Bargains in underwear, Siegeps.
The Lingard combination In.
tended to play tonight, and
"Stslen Kisses" was underlined;
but, IN view of the fact that tn ey
had engagements which did not
admit OF their detention, in order
to respond to an arrest for vielat.
ing the obsolete Sunday law, q
large portion of our people were
de6arred from putting In a pleas.
ant evening. The Sunday night
performance was abandoned.
On the 2sth Of January last Mr.
III. Susskind mailed q draft to his
correspondent in New York, which
never reached its destination, aud
yesterday he was obliged to for.
ward "a duplicate. lie informs lis
that e num- Der of other valuable
letters, mailed on the same day.
failed to reach their destination
The question is suggested, Who is
to blame?
\ The League of Freedom has
made up it's mind to do battle for
the old time honored customs of
California. The saloons will keep
open to-day, arrests will doubtless
be made, many suits will be ini.
tiated; ana, before they cab be
brought to trial, a Legislature will
doubtless be elected which will re.
peal the obsolete law. A law
which has been allowed to remain
imperative for twenty years is as
good as repealed already.
Ststson's hats, $3.50, at Siegeps.
The Grand Jury yesterday pre-.
scented an accusation against G. G.
Lamb, County Recorder, charging
him with willful and corrupt con-
duct in office in collecting certain
fees and failing to pay the same
over to the County Treasurer, the
aggregate amount alleged to have
| been 40 misappr0priated being the
sum of $500. Mr. Lamb has been
notified To appear before the Supe-
rior Court on the 18th day OF
March to answer the accusation.
The double column ADVERTISE
ment of Mr.. II. Siegel appears In
our "New To-Day" This young
gentleman, since his advent In
Los Angeles, has shown traits
which stamp him as one of the
Merchant Princes of the future. In
the line of furnishing goods his
stoch 10 nOnpareil, while his
specialtiss ia hats compel the at
tention of those who desire to be
hobby in their get ups. Siegei is a
fixed fact, and his headquarters,
corner of Main and Commercial
streets, are thronged daily and
hourly by discriminating buyers.
We direct attention to the double
column advertisement of the
Messrs. Dillon & Kenealy, which
appears elsewhere. They have
Just received their first shipm ent
of Spring and Summer dry goods
and fancy goods, and they au-
nounce line of novelties and at
fractions which cannot well be
surpassed, here or elsewhere.
These enterprising merchants ha ,e
established al enviable reputation
in their line of business. They
have European connections which
assure special advantages to their
customers. Read their advertise
ment, which appears elsewhere
The San Diego Union learns that
there is considerable sickness in
Tecaie Valley, Lower California,
at present, four deaths having &C.
Cured in the last few days. The
disease ia a singular one, as des-
cribed The patient is first
seized with high fever, followed
by swelling Of the head and
neck The swelling breaks, some.
times internally, and sometimes
externally, and IS followed by con.
siderable suppuration. The Mexi-
cans do not seem to know how to
treat it, and it causes much alarm
among them.
Dlv0rqons drew large house TO
Turnverein Hall last night, who
thoroughly enjoyed its pressnta.
ton by the talented Lingard com.
bination. 1t 10 needless to say th at
the audience was interested and
pleased. The play 10 of typs
which calls for the most recherche
accessories, and for a very well
equipped company. While its reH
ditioD was highly pleasing it was
hot by any means the complete
success which WAS registered by
the company in "Siolen Kisses "
The latter is q gem, and afford,
scope for Lingard's exceptional
genius ia tbs liHe CT character act
ing. In "Stolen Kisses" he has On
opening which will prove, as it has
proved, one of the moot marked at
fractions of the stage, now that
Sothern is dead and Joe Jefferson
invalidsd. In our opinion he ought
to stick to it as closely as death 10