Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05

social entertainment.
Rip Van Wrinkle, which held crowded
houses at the Tivoli last week, will be
produced again this evening. M'Liss
will bold the boards for the coming
week, 70 be followed by the Black Crook
during Fair week.
The Messrs. Jacoby Brothers have
already filled their basement, and two
stories, In their new warehouse on Los
Angeles street, with all kinds Of goods.
A handsome sign, No 1913 aud 1870 ,ndorns
the top Of the first story.
st. Pauls Church, Olive street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. free seats,
Rev. Elias Birdsall, Rector The Rev.
G. NJ. Butler, ID. d., Of Philadelphia,
will preach in the morning ana the
Rector in the evening. SUNDAY school
and Bible class at 0:i5.
The audience at the Opera House last
night was not so large rs usual, ON &c.
count Of the great rush at the Orphans
Fair. The play Of East Lynne was per.
formed in very acceptable manner, but
the drama is not n popular play in Los
Angeles and should be seldom repeated.
All persons who put drop letters in
the postofice will take notice that all
such letters must have a two. cent stamp
placed upon them to insure their deliv-
cry. The old one.cent rate was abol
ished when the new law reducing the
postage TO two cents went into effect
The "big store" with the little
front" II. Jevne's, 3S and 40 North
Spring street.
The Laguna Farming Company has
loaded tho ship Ispahan at San Pedro,
for Liverpool, with $1,000 sacks Of
wheat, amounting to about $1,000 bush
els. Another ship will be loaded from
the farm OF this company in short
time. The lspahan is expected to sail
to-day.
Among the new concrete sidewalks
completed are those in front of the
Spence and the Henderson Blocks, of the
Mclean and Schillingor patept, respect
lively. The additions will be in front
of the Hollenbock on Spring street, and
in front OF the new City Hall.
Democrats should bear in mind the fact
that registration ends with the 9th day
OF October As every voter is Obliged
to re-r egster as condition precedent TO
voting he should lose no time. II your
name is not on the Great Register You
with he shut ont. You should therefore
register at once.
Rip Van Wrinkle at the Tivoli tonight
and M'Iiss tomorrow Monday night.
The Orphans Fair last night was a
great success. Tho house was crowded
and large amount of money was taken
into tho treasury, which needed funds
very much. The lady managers of this
far are deserving ot great credit Tor
their zeal and unseliish devotion in the
conduct and management of the under
taking.
Another of those pleasant socials that
occur as often as twice week, at Sulli-
vans Dancing Academy, Bryson Hail,
took place last evening, ut which youth
aud beauty reveled in the giddy mazes
until the - o'clock electric circuit was
opened, when all went home surfeited
with rational and healthy amusement
and real enjoyment.
Cotton picking is now in progress at
Bakersfield. The Californian says; The
yield will be better than in former years.
Ii the cotton picking machine, worked
with pair of horses which move 1t along
the rows of which we see favorable no.
tees in the southern press, proves to be
rs successful MS is anticipated cotton
growing will become u great and profit
able industry here.
Go see Rip Van Wrinkle at the Tivoli
tonight.
The new G. A. r, Post organized at
Flagstaff has been named the General
Ransom, No. 81, and the following old
"vets" were elected as officers: Post
Commander, J B. Smith; SIR. Vice Com
mander, Il. l.. Burns; Jr. Vice Comman-
der, Jas. 7. IIildreth; Adjutant. j w
Stafford; Q. NJ, George Hoxworth; Sur
geon. James Rumsey; Officer of the Day,
Jos. r. Lockett; Officer OF Guard, Il. G.
Mcdonald; Chaplain, d. f. Hart; Ser
geant, w. A. Dyer. Fifteen in all were
mustered in as members. - Prescott
Courritr.
No intelligent buyer will accept a
present with his tea purchases. IL.
Jevne succeeds in selling large quantities
of tea without resorting to such means.
Reason why: Value for your money.
The HERALD acknowledges call
from Mr.. X. S. Wires, the advance
agent of the Kate Castleton troupe,
Mr. Wires is great sufferer from rheu.
matism, and hopes to be benefited by
our sunny skies and grape-cure diet.
Miss Castleton will arrive on Thursday
next and delight the amusement-loving
people by her temperance in the mirth-
provoking play of "Pop, in which she
has achieved such success. She-will also
appear in "All at Sea" and other plays,
in which she is queen of Comedy.
Messrs. Dillon and Kenealy, the &C.
complished dry goods merchants an
nounce in a double column advertise
ment the arrival OF their large stock Of
fall and winter goods from Eastern and
European manufacturers These gen
tlemen are both experts in the selection
of drygoods, and have no superiors in
their profession. Their stock is of the
finest and best quality, and their prices
are down on the hard pan. The readers
OF the HERALD will find the stores OF
Dillon and Kenealy filled with the finest
assortment obtainable in Europe and
America.
The Yuma Sentinel says; When
Coles circus arrived in town last Tues
day morning the troupe of Arab athletes
started out for stroll around town.
After looking at the depot hotel for a
while they meandered up the railroad
track. Suddenly they broke for the
hills and timber on ella river. The
circus men had to procure the services
of several vaqueros in order to corral
the wandering sons of the desert. After
considerable trouble they were induced
to return and perform in the afternoon.
They demanded of the manager how.
ever, a body guard while they remained
in town, which was granted them and
ten stalwart canvass men did guard
duty. 1t appears that some one had
told them of the fate of some of their
countrymen who passed through here
recently, and thinking similar fate
awaited them in much dreaded Yuma,
it was but natural for Coles desert nom
ads to become frantic with fear and
Immediately to break for hiding place.
Robert G. Ingersol.
BY referring to our amusement column