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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Sheridan as King Lear.

The Grand Opera House was crowded
last evening on the occasion of the first
appearance in Los Angeles, of the world
renown ned actor, w. Il. Sheridan, In
Shak espeare's drama, Lear, King Of
Briton," the title role of which he as
sumcd Tho orchestra OF eight, Mr..
White leader. played with excellent in-
strumentation during the evening. Tho
first uct shows King Lear in all his
glory, with his reiinue around him, while
sitting on his throne giving two Of his
dukedoms to two of his older daughters,
and the other to Cordelia, supposed to be
uuchaste, to the only Duke who would
have her, therefore losing his crown.
In the second act, Mr.. Sheridan was
simply grand. Here occhrred the feud
between the two brothers, Edward and
Edgar. which lasts to the end of the
play. The wild cheers at the end Of
this act brought Mr.. Sheridan in front
Of the curtain. In the third and fourth
acts. Miss Louise Davenport was
brought before the curtain, and the
latter, with Mr.. Sheridan, in response to
spontaneous applause for hor acting to
protect herself from her wicked sisters.
In the fifth aot, Cordelia comes in, while
her father is asleep, aud, although the
ply sicians cannot restore him, her kind
words do, and an affecting scene follows.
Arm in arm, the King asks his daughter
to forget and forgive" Her Joy Is 30
great as she is brought in by her par.
italy insane father, caused by family
troubles, that he is shocked so much that
he dies. The support of MIR. Sheridan
is so exceedingly good all through, that
few need be mentioned. Miss Daven-
port is so good an actress, and as
support TO Mr.. Sheridan's troupe
for years. it is useless to praise her
The two wicked daughters, Goneril and
Regan. by Misses Fannie Young and
Clyde Harron, wero very good. O,wald
aud Edgar, the two sons OF the King OF
France, were among the best actors of
the troupe. The scene where Edmond,
the traitor, is killed by his brother, was
thrilling, The Dukes Of burgundy and
Kent, by Messrs Mllar and Thompson,
We're as good as was necessary for minor
parts, except at the close, where they
are brought out with great force.
The bad Duke Of Cornwall has
difficult part all through the play. and
was represented by MIR. Charles Math-
ews. We expect to see another crowd.
ed house at the Grand Opera House to.
night, to witness the play Of King Louis
Nj of France.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
ELLINGTON COAL.

Full cargo noD discharging al San Pc.
dro per A American ship r. ID. Rice. Con.
sumers Of this well.known coal should
take particular notice of same and ar.
range for their WINTER COAL. For
sale at all the retail coal yards in this
city. Immediate application should be
made to the undersigned for carload
lots of ten tons or over, delivered at all
stations on the line of the s. ?. X. h.
WALTER S. maxwell,
No, 10 Court street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
First Campaign Gun.

The Democrats Of Southern California,
as announced in another column, will
meet on Saturday evening at their head
quarters in this city to ratify the nomi.
nations of Cleveland, Hendricks and Del
Vale. Among the di itinguished speak.
ers to address the meeting will be Gen.
Thos. j. Clunie and Hon. Chas. Kohler
of San Francisco, and Hon. K. +. Del
Vale Of this city. This will be q mon.
ster meeting, a grand outpouring of the
people. Seats will be prepared for ladies,
and tine music, electric light and a thou.
sand torches will enliven the scene. The
occasion will be a memorable event,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
New Machinery.

Yesterday the Southern Pacific shops
received about fifteen thousand dollars,
worth of new and improved machinery.
Among the last was q sloting machine
from w. b. Bement & Co., Of Philadel-
phia, which is three times as large as the
one now in use. A large lathe was also
received and placed in position. There
are now nearly one hundred men EN-.
ployed in these shops and much repair
ing work is being done.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
The "rrusnful" rimes.

Mr.. Sam. Prayer, who has been resi-
dent Of this city for twenty eight years.
wishes il to be distinctly understood that
all which the Daily Times has to say
about his holding the Office Of Super
visor and being = candidate again for
that Office, is totally false. He never
held the office ef Supervisor and is not
candidate for that or any other office.
His place Of business has been in the
same building with the Times ever since
that journal was started, and was there
before that time. Eeis Of the opinion
that newspaper printed so near TO his
place Of business conld easily ascertain
who he is, and attend to their own af-
fairs, leaving his name and private affairs
alone until he comes before the public as
candidate, time that Is far away at
present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Real Estate Men Attention.

For Sale-A we'll established real
estate business, including a 20-oolumn
real estate journal, The San Diego
Country, containing matter description
of San Diego County. Only business in
San Diego having exclusive agency Of
property, comprising the finest orchards
and ranches In the county. The firm
has associate agencies throughout the
Pacific coast; also large correspondence.
Best known and most important real
estate business in the county. Splendid
opportunity for the right man to secure
a good business and take advantage OF
San Diego's coming boom. For further
particulars address by mail or in person
Immediately. Woods Real Estate
Bureau, San Diego, Cal. sep9.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Christian Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting of the Christian
Church has been going on for two weeks
between Downsy and Norwalk. Up to
Sunday night there were seventy i've
additions TO the church. There has
been an average attendance Of from 700
to 900 on week days aud over 1000 On
Sundays. Carroll Kindrick, OF Downey,
u. y. Coulter. of Los Angeles. w. II.
Martin, Of Woodland, and others have
conducted the meetings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
The Spanish Opera.

The members Of the Royal Spanish
Opera Company returned to this city
yesterday and are at the st. Charles.
They will give three performances in
this city next week, beginning ON the
night Of the 10Th. This troupe acquit-
ted itself 80 well when here last that it
will undoubtedly be greeted by full
houses on this visit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Expelled.

Sunday at the emi-annual meeting Of
the French Benevolent Society, z. Ganee,
editor OF L'Union Noupelie, was expelled
from membership in that body. Ganee
has acted as Secretary Of the society for
two years, and there was some incorrect
ness in his minutes which led 10 his ex.
pulsion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
British Benevolent Picnic.

The train for the picnic Of the British
Benevolent Society will leave tho Com.
mercial street depot at 10 O'Clock this
morning. and carry a joyous crowd to
Cienega Station, where q fine and at
traciive picnic with manly sports OF all
kinds. music. song and dance will ill
out the day. 1t is needless to say that
there will be many excellent spreads Of
good things for the inner man and n
barbecue OF fat OK, that will beat "the
plum.pudding and roast beef Of OldEng.
land. The weather will be line and all
will bo happy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
COURT REPORTS
Superior Court-smith, j.

MONDAY, September 9Th.
Estate of Alonzo Holt, deceased-Or-
dered on motion of II. X. s. O'Melveny,
that citation Issue to Susan Bailey, ex-
ecutrix Of said estate, to show cause
why she should not make settlement
thereof, and that citation issue oceord.
ing to law.
People vs.. John Thompson = Con-
victed by jury, of burglary in the
second degree. Sentence set for Wednes.
day next at 10 A. M.
People VS.. Georges. King-Op motion
of District Attorney, information for fel-
ony, to wit; grand larceny, and former
conviction of petit larceny, tiled in open
conrt. Burdett & Damron appointed
attorneys for defendant, by the Court.
Plea of not guilty entered. Plea of not
guilty withdrawn, and pleaded guilty
to petit larceny, and also admits that he
has been formerly convicted as charged
in the information. Sentence of do.
fendant set for Wednesday next, at 10
A. N.
Andrew Felden, native of Germany,
naturalized.
In re. guardianship of Juan Martinez
OF al-Enrique X. Torres, appointed
guardian. Bond 800 to each minor.
People vs. +. Burkle-John Hanna,
witness duly subpened in this case from
without the cvun y, appearing and testi.
flying herein, it Is ordered that the Coun-
ty Auditor draw his warrant in favor of
II. Mcclellan, agent, for the sum of S54,
the same being his reasonable expenses
herein, pursuant to Section 1929, Penal
Code.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
People VS.. King-Sentence
People VS.. Thompson-S ntence.
HOWARD, j.
Brown VS.. Brown-It is hereby
stipulated that the evidence heretofore
produced on behalf Of plaintiff, be con.
sidered as again produced, defence
waived, and findings waived. and decree
Of divorce between plaintiff and defend
ant ordered to enter, and plaintiff
ordered to pay into the court forwith,
the sum Of $50. as attorneys fees for
defendant, which was paid, decree filed
and money paid 10 defendants attorney.
Anderson VS.. Anderson-Decre of
divorce ordered as prayed for.
Forst VS.. Townsend-On motion Of
attorney for defendant, cause set for
trial September 10Th, at l0A. M.
Thos. Powers vs.. Bark Staghound, OF
al-Action dismissed.
Thos. Powers VS.. Bark Lizzie Bell
Action dismissed.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
Geller VS.. Benham-Trial.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

II Mr.. Blaine is so susceptible to colds
in the summer time, he should wrap
himself up like polar bear next Nov
ember, in which month the weather
prophets predict very cold day for Mr..
Blaine. e.-Chieago Times lind.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Advertising with q Vengeance.

w. w. Cole, the great Snowman, esti-
mates that his advertising for the season
Of 1884 will amount to $3.50, 200. Last
season he expended $90,000 in adver-
tising, and cleared little over $500, 900
by the result.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE A Boarding House and Saloon
and lot In one sf the best locations In San Pedro.
House will rent for fifty dollars per month.
Selling out on account Of sickness. Inquire at
Union House, San Pedro. septo u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
SITUATION WANTED.

BY two Eastern girls situation In a private
family; one frst.cluss cook. tho other a com
petent second girl or nurse girl, or would do
chamberwoIk In hotel Call at once, 22i
Main street, room IA sep8 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

TRUDEL-In this city, on the 7th inst, Anita
+. Trudel, aged fifty.hye years.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence. at No. 729 South Spring street, at $50
o'clock this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

The Minor Courts.
MAYOR TBoM.
s. A. MAXWELL, drunk; 81.
Il. Kinney, fast driving; 50.
w. H. Preston, disturbing the peace;
SO.
II. W. Watts, leaving horse unhitched 3D.;
discharged.
X. Sepulveda, drunk; $40.
JUSTICE MORGAN.
Jose Lopez, assault; discharged.
II. Zimmerman, false pretenses; set
for September 18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
NOTICE..
WANTED,

A lady and her daughter wishes q situation to
do general house work. either tog ether or singly
Address 2es Upper Main Street. septs 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
s. 4. a. 0. y. ".

Pomona Legion No. q, Select knights
A. o. U. w.-onicers Installed
Full List OF the knights who Went
and Those who Were Installed
Acoompsnis by their Families
A Fast Trip Escn -supping.
Skating and Dancing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

no 0J.--An act 70 regulate elections.
II Is hereby euaCtS d. etc.
SIC. !. Sectlrn -eventy-ive OF chapter sew.
en- Of the Revised Laws OF Vermont Is hereby
amended 80 a. 70 read as follows. The trst
constable or in bis absence a seectman, or m MS
absence a justice Of the peace, shall preside a,
such meeting and On on the freemen iron
time tu time 10 vote for such officers. But no
sach officer above named IN this section. s-aU
preside At such meeting who is knowingly a
candidate for representative 10 the genera as
semniy, senator, assistant judge Of the county
court, judge Of probate, shsrih or states attOr-
ney, aud 10 case be Is such candidate, one Of
The other officers above named shall preside
SEC. 2. Whenever the town clerk OF Rny
town IN the State shall be a candidate for town
representative the duties OF town clerk, a. re-
quifed Nv section, 60 and 81 OF tue Revised
Laws, shall be performed by one OF the select
men. or in their absence by justice q the
peace.
Auproved Nov y 1gCA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19
No. 52.-An aci ralaung 70 The insane.

IL is hereby enacted, etc,
SEc. !. Section 2S9s Of the Revised Laws Is
hereby amended 30 as 70 read as follows The
supervisors shAJ visit the Vermont Asl lam flr
tne Insane, al braIlirburo, as often as occasion
requires, ahd gEe of the board often a. once
"A mouth, aud also ANY other place where ln.
-aue persons aTr confined 10 this state, az Their
discretion; shall examine into tue condition Of
said asylum, or suCu other places where Insane
persons are confined, The management aud
lluat uent OF the patients therein, their puysici
and mental cOndiuJn and medical treatment
hear the grievances Of the patients, apart from
the Uticers and keepers, and inyes lgate the
eases that, III their Judgment require speclal 10
yesIgaiiou, and particularly stall ascertain
whether persons are confined IN such asylum or
other places, who ought 70 be discharged Tnev
shall also have the general supervision u the
insane OF the state, not m confinement, 80 tar
as II concerns their physical aud mental cOndi-
ton, their care, managenent and medical treat
Ineut; and also OF these who are DISCHARGED
from such asylum or place OF COZ iinument, nv
their authority, under section four OF the act an.
proved November 2Sth 1882, and shall make
such oruers therein as such case requires.
BIC. =. Whenever the supervisors find pa
uent confined In the asylum, rs a State patient
who, IN their opinion, has legal settlement N
this state, they shall remand the case back 10
the Probate Court, where the order of commit
nent originated. and the question OF settlement
snail be there determined.
SEC. 3. Section 2Sy3 Is hereby amended so
as 70 read as follows; The trustees OF the
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OF chapter l27 n The Revised Laws r.,,y..
20 adODtons.
il Is hereby enacted, etc
SEC. !. parent, guardian m husha-d NJ 4,
minor adopted under tie provisions o. &C.,
~ of the Revised Laws, may with the f--,..-.
OF tue opposite party apply al any time -l 49,
such adoption vacated; or NAV, witho-it A..
consent ut the opposite party, apply at ans. 49,,
not later than one year after receiving Notice -
the adoption, 10 have it vacated, a he han ~
tice OF the proceedings 40 the time tf-r -
place. Such application shall he nv pct ID ri =,
the judge OF the PrObite Court On which m. y.
strumont was filed, praving that the af4.ti--
may De- vacated. The judge uppled o. go
give notice of a hearing ana shall hear the r,-i-
% ner aud all parties interested, and NAV vtc,f.
or affirm the adoption, ~ hi. discretion AZ
party interested may appeal from the deri.i,r
OF the probate judge in the matter As In otbe,
cases oi appeals from probate.
Approved Nov %, 1854
NJ. bJ.-An act To amend section 2fg9 Of lin.
Revised Laws relating ~ guardians.
10 !, hereby enacted. ~tc.:
SEC. ]. Section 2f53 of the Revised lave ~
Vermont d. hereby nenied 50 as % road a,
follows When minor or other psrsop bss
guardian DO this State, bat resides iu nnUfbsr
state or country, aud 10 Is shown 10 the coma
here that such minor or other person bad.
guardian i1 the State or country where IN ~
sides, and that such guardian has bv blpI r.,
otherwise given satisfactory security for The
faithful performance VI his trust and that K
will he for the interest oi the ward Co transmit
hi. estate L. his last named Guardian. en-, cpgrt
may order the guardian here to settle bi. ac.
count and pay over the estate VI his ward q
the other guardian.
Approved Nov. % 1851
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No, San act for the better protection Of

No. 55-An act for the better protection OF
children.
Ii il hereby enacted, etc.
SEC /. Whenever 10 shall be made 10 An
pear 20 any Probate Court that m \ town with
IN us jurisdiction, any child under fourteen
years of age, by reason Of Orphnnage, or from
the neglect, crime, drunkenness or cruelty M
it. parents Is growing mp without education or
salutary restraint and under circumstance ex-
pUsiHg it 10 lead al idle and dissuiute lire. or
Is dependent upon pabiic charity, such court
may, amer due notice % the parents or custpdi-
ans OF the child, IL there are SUCH within It's ip
risdicIiUn, and 20 the seectinau or Overseer Of
the poor IN the town where such child resides
commit su,h child 10 the care ami custody of
any Re pectabe family or any institution Ia tbe
Stale iur poor and destitute children that win
receive 1t Tor any time not exceeding It's major
ity. And the managers OF any sucn Institution
which receives such child, are hereby author
lied 10 arrange for the care. education and
maintenance OF such child within the institn.
ton, or may bind 1t out to some respectable
family by an indenture OF two parts signed
sealed and delivered by both parties subjeci
however to the approval of said court.
Approved Nov. D. 1884.
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Hufrs. IN Mail. Postpaid.
DAILY, per Year Sc 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

Vermont Asylum for the Insane nay charge
three 7j-l0O dollars per week for supporting
the Insane poor Of the STATE at the asvlum,
and may draw from the treasury Of the State,
mp ~ the order OF the auditor OF accounts,
annuallv, 10 the Month OF August, for the hen.
tii of each town having insane poor persons
confined in the asylum, one dollar and TWEEN
ty-fye cents per week for each OF said insane
poor persons. for the time they have been com
fined there during the year next preceding the
month OF August, aud ten cents per mile. by
the nearest practicable route, from their
respective residences % said asvlum, for each
state and town patient admitted 10 sad asy-
lum, as the expense of the transportation.
SEC. 4. Section 2S7S OF the Revised Laws is
hereby amended 20 as 90 read a. follows
10 the PROBATE Judge shall find from the
evidence IN the ease that snch insane person Is
liable % be supported by the State, Hs atOre-
said, and the insanity Of such person is Ger j.
lied 10 ia writing, duly sworn TO- as provided
by an act OF the Geucr J Assembly OF 1881, by
two physicians legally qualified and residents
OF this state the judge shall issue an order
Tor the removal OF such insane person 90 the
Vermont Asylum Tor the Insane, 10 be there
supported
SIC D. Section four Of the ar' relating to
the Insane. approved November 2Sth. 1852. is
hereby amended by adding 20 10 a. follows
AND the supervisors shall have authority %
dl.chtrre, cundituuailv, .urh "inrurlble" per
sons As may, Doc their Judgment. DE safely and
properly cared for 900 the places from whence
they were committed. bat sHch persons shall
require only the revocation their discharge
bv The supervisors for their recOmmiiment to
the asylum.
SEC. g. Section $3.50 Of the Revised Laws is
hereby amended to read NJ follows. Tue
othtrr or other person appointed by said Judge
Of Probate shall transport such insane person
10 the asylum, and leave with the suprria-
tendent or one Of the trustees Of the asylum
copy of such order, with his return thereon,
aud also the certificate Of the two physicians,
legally qualified, as 10 the iusanity Of the per-
son, which shall be sufficient warrant Tor re-
ceiying such person into the asylum.
SEC. Z. This act shall take effect from It
paskuug
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ON. CLOSING ~ APFAIRA FOR
BREACH OF LAW.

SEC IS. The inspector Of finance shall an
nuaily, without PREY lurs notice, visit a,d iH-
sptct the condition and ltiilrs OF every SAVING
bank, savluEs Institution aud trust cumIauy.
ANA uilencr 10 hc believes TIDE interest a. d saiet,
OF The deposuurs ANA creditors require IT, he
may examine, upon Ca b.. the officers ArAuls
aud servants ut such savings hguA, sayIu.s uI-
sutuuOn or trust COMPANY OF any other peT.uu
IA relation % HE analrs and condition OF such
insulation, which oath tie inspector may id
minister. Wien tue treasurer or cashier OF Hlt
trust company ls an officer Ui any national bInN
or banking association, or The business 90 ANY
savings bank, savings institution or trust coui
pauy Is carried Oh M ghe same Utire or build
ing VIII a national banking HssOclap ON, the iu
spect0r OF finance shall, al least once in each
year, WISH ana Inspect the condition OF such
savings bank, savings institution or trust Gun
pany, az tie same unle that toe United States
bank examiner visits and examines such nation
al banking ASSOCIATION.
SIC. 81. The provisions OF law regulating
the proceedings against insoiTeut banking a,-
sUclatlons shall apply, so lar AS applicable %
savings banks anu savings institutions except
that the assets OF savings BANKS aud savings IN
stitutOns AFTER the Gusts OF the proceedings are
paid shall he distributed equally among all the
creditors.
SEC. 40. The provisions OF law applicable
70 banking association SHALL regulate proceed
ings against iusolvent trust companies except
that after the costs OF the proceeding. its circu-
latlng notes, II 81 has an, aud the deposits due
savings banks and savings institutions have
Oeen paid, the remaining assets snail be ap-
Piled as section $500 OF Revised Laws provides
Or AS provided by the charter OF the trust cum
panv.
SEC. Al. The receiver In an insolvent saw
ings bank, savings Institution or trust company
shall on or before the tenth day OF July, In
each year, and At such other ume rs may be
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so As TO BIZ PRESERVED FUR ANY LENGIH
OF TIME DESIRED.
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No. 42.-An act relating 70 officers OF savings
banks, savings Institutions and trust uon-
panies.
Il De- hereby enacted, etc
SEC ]. When the treasurer Of savings
nauk, savings Institution or trust COMPANY
shall hold toe oiiiec VI secretary or clerk IN rae
sail corporation, The rcourds OF suuu CJrpora-
ton snEli lc cJuntersigned and affected by lhs
president thereof OF TO- director or trustee A.
Joinfcd Tor lBat purpose.
Sac. ?. All acts aud parts Of acts iuconsi,-
leai hrrewitn are nerenv repealed
Approved NV. p, 1851
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No. 64.-An act in amendment of section 20ss
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No. 6l.-Au act in addition 70 chapter POI Of
the Revised Laws.
II Is hereby enacted. etc.
ANY one who persOuates another person, liy-
ing OF dead, and gives OF offers % give IN his
vote ia the Name Of such other person, or gives
~ or oilers to give in MS vote under fictitious
name al Town, village, school district or free
niau's meeting, for an officer TO 10 elected al
such meeting, shall he fined not laorc tlai ous
hundred dollars, or imprisoned not nure than
one year.
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