Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-12

Il utlI DtifOiilAItt VI tANob IL luhO nur
an admirable display Of the power oi
pathetic action and produced pro
found sensation. Tonight they will
concentrate all their dramatic powers in
the sad drama Of Enoch Arden, which
viii be the most powerful presentation
Of this play ever made in Los Angeles.
Turnverein Hall will be crowded. Go
early.
To-day six-buttoned, all silk gloves
so cents, glove department, Peoples
Store.
We are indebted 10 MIR. Ivar A. We'd
for basket of the most luscious figs II
has ever been our fortune TO sample.
They were grown on his farm towards
the Cahuenga, without irrigation. All
the fruit raised in that section is re-
markable for ito size, beauty Of color
and flavor.
To-day silk clicked ballriggan hose,
center table, Peoples Store.
The following is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East via the South.
ern Pacific and connections, last evening
o g Kirk, Oakland; s s Holley, Stock
ton; VIM Mack, Tombstone, A L; G r
Gorwood, Cincinnati, Ohio; J G Ward
and wife, Clifton, N Y; + Smith,
Trickee. Cal.
The great event of the Fair, the baby
show, opens at the Pavilion to-day at Q
r. M
Mr.. J. N. Briseno, for five years past
the foreman Of the HERALD composing
room, with his family, leaves to-day for
Baja California, Mexico, where he goes
to engage in cattle raising. Mr.. Brisefio
is thorough master of the ''art preserv-
ative" and pleasant gentleman. We
wish him unbounded success in his new
undertaking.
The card of Messrs. Mclean, Rust &
Wilson, dealers in real estate, No. Ma
deau block, appears in the HERALD this
morning. These gentlemen are all ex.
perienced dealers in real estate, and any
bu1iuC1o Cutiuhbch W lItiF care Will ft-
ceive prompt and honorable attention.
Mr. Mclean kas been engaged in the
sale Of real estate in Los Angeles county
for the past eighteen years.
Babies day at the Pavilion.
The HERALD acknowledges call from
Mr.. George w. Peckham, editor of the
Watsonville Transcript, Santa Cruz
county, in this State. Mr.. Peckham has
come down, as thousands more have
come, to see the metropolis of Southern
California and its great commercial and
social activity, which he seems to fully
appreciate.
Tonight at the Rink Nellie Boyd in
the greatest of all plays, A Celebrated
case.
Runaway horses that mean to get
away scot free, had better keep away
from Charlie johnson, who saw double
team dashing down Fifth street yester-
day, and with the speed of reindeer
ran after them, and leaping on the back
of one of the horses caught the reins and
stopped the team. 1t was brave and
noble deed that few could do.
Many people notice the time Of day
by the whistles blown by various man
ufactnring establishments, many of
which have been sounded regularly.
Some were at @ A. NJ, othert at 7 A. NJ,
others at noon, Others at half past IL,
Others at o'clock, others at 81 O'Clock,
and the final ones at 6p NJ, so that it
is no longer possible to tell the accurate
time by the whistles.
To-day colored bordered Eandker-
chiefs cents, center table Peoples
Store.
The attendance at the fair last night
was the best Of the week. A large au-
dience Of ladies and gentlemen were in
attendance. Mr.. j. w. Ingalls, delivered
an interesting lecture on the Indians of
the west, their manners and customs,
which was listened to with great interest
and the speaker was by special request
invited to lecture again on the same SUBJ
iect tonight at Q o'clock at the pavilion.
The Rink last night way again crowd
ed by an intelligent and appreciative
audience, drawn thither to witness the
rendition of the blood-curdling melo-
drama of Lucretia- Borgia. Miss Boyd
appeared in the title role, and by her
effective rendering of the difficult part
added new laurels to those already wo1.
The CROW ded state OF our columns pre-
cludes particular mention; suffice It to
say. therefore, that her support was
good. the members OF her talented cou-
pany aequitting themselves in their
respective parts in manner to elicit
frequent and hearty bursts of applause.
Tonight A Celebrated Case will be pre-
sented, in which Miss Boyd assumes the
doublo role Of Madelaine and Adrienne
Remand.