Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-11

A select though not very large audi
ence witnessed ''Ths Rough Diamond
and ''Coralie" BY the Rial Company al
the Eagle Corps Armory last night.
These plays and the parts taken by the
members Of this talented company have
been amply reported in these columns
before, 20 that It l. needless to say any
thing about the performance, excepting
that Il met with q cordial welcome. To-
night the mirth-provoking comedy Lon
don Assurance" will be produced. It Il
the most amusing play In the repertoire
Of the Rial Company, and ought to b.
seen by Ill who enjoy witty play and
good acting.
Childrsn's sailor hats, 35 cents. de-
layed goods, Peoples Store.
BY telephone message from San Pedro
we learn that on Sunday evening Capt.
Robert Williams, master Of the ship
King Cendric, now lying In tho ofSng at
that port. picked up in the kelp the
body of WIN. Ellerbrook Butcher Bill).
an account Of whoss drowning was given
In the HxRALD about ten days ago. As
. gale was blowing Sunday afternoon
the Captain was unable to bring the
body ashore. and Il was placed in boat
sstern Of the Cendrio. About half-past
| 2 o'clock ysstsrdAy morning the boat
capsissd and the remains Of Ellsrbrook,
With some other things In the boat, were
lost.
Children's drawers with embroidery,
IS csnts, delayed goods, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. Hugh Coyls, the agent for the
John L. Sullivan Combination Troupe.
has arrived in the city to complete ar
rangements to give . sparring match in
this city on tomorrow evening. March
18th, ct Turnvsrsin Hall, a. per notice
| In another column. Mr.. Coyle received
: dispatch last evening from San Fran.
cisco, stating that the troupe sailed yes
tsrdAy for this city. on the Queen Of the
Pacific. After visiting Los Angeles,
they will pass over the Sunset route to
New 0rIesns.
Ladies' nightgowns. 20 tuoks with EN-.
broidsry, Is cents, delayed goods. Peo-
PIES store.
The project Of an earthen lsves with
stone facing, builtat . slope Of about one
foot in ten, % that there will be more
pressure down upon the banks than
agalnst them, and the water rising easily
up the slops will not gully beneath the
iaoings but glide along with ease and
celerity meets with the an.
proval Of Major WIN. p. Reynolds, Mr..
Geo. Hansen and other accomplished en-
ginsers.
Lanstry tie Misses' shoes. q, delayed
goods, Peoples Stors.
A resolution, offered by Councilman
Niles, to instruct the City Attorney TO
draft an ordinance authorizing the issue
Of the necessary bonds for the building
Of levee along the river front, was vot-
cd down BY the Council yesterday, or.
rather, its adoption was postponed until
after the City Surveyor shall have made
. report - to the cost Of such an i'm.
provemsnt.
Spool cotton. cents per spool. Peo-
pies Store.
Mr.. Louis Mssmer was yesterday oc.
cupied in directing the construction and
maintenance Of the gutters and sewers
In front Of his property, the United
States Hotel. Last evening be was At
tackled with fever of the brain and fell
to the floor in . slate Of exhaustion. He
was taken to his residence and ct last &C.
ceurts was resting easily.
Forty cases Of delayed goods now
opened at Peoples Store.
Loomis T. Palmer, Of the great pub
lishing and stationary house Of Fair.
banks, Palmer 4 Co.. Of Chicago, is 20.
journing with his wife ct the Pico
House. They have had rough weather
to see the beauties Of Southern Califor-
MIA since ths5 came, but are we'll pleased
with the country nevertheless.
Gs-x., .-<. sanU vssys suu
drawers, 50 csnts. delayed goods, Peo-
PIES Store.
On petition Of the merchants Of Los
Angeles street the Council yesterday in.
structsd the City Attorney to draft an
ordinance restoring the hay market to
that street, between Arcadia and Fifth
streets. This il the proper place for .
hay market and Il should never have
been changed.
In the case Of the County Of Los An
gsles ". the City Of Los Angeles, and
the same ". City Justice John C..
Morgan. before Judge Smith, Judgment
was taken in favor q defendants. The
case will 60 to the Supreme Court on
appeal by plaintiff.
shssting. n yards wide. 223 cents,
delayed goods. Peoples Store.
Atthe regular annual meeting Of the
stockholden Of the California Southern
Railroad, hsld pursuant to call at the
Headquarters Depot, National City. ON
Tuesday, March lth, the old Directors
were unanimously reelected for the en-
suing year.
Owing 70 the fact that our engine broke
down entirely last night the HRRALp IL
later than usual this morning. We ask
the indulgence Of our readers for . few
days, BY which time We hope to hare
our new engine in place.
Mr.. J. w. Sksnkls, one Of the solid
men Of Chicago. and his wife are regis
tered at the Pico House. Mr.. Sksnkls
e pleassd with the business outlook of
Southern California, but highly disgust-
cd with the continued rain.
The Anahsim mail got through last
night with tho GaEefts Of Saturday last.
The rainfall ct that date at Anahsim
was about 10 inches.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
ct SIS last evening: Maximum, 6l.S
deRrses; Minimum. ass degrees.
Mesa Grande, in 6an Diego county,
boasts of rainfall Of 20 inches for the
season to March 9Th.
Ginshams, great variety Of patterns, 20
yards for 81. delayed goods, Peoples
Store.
Two hsads are better than one, partic-
ularly In barrel.
A Piuoky Postmaster.
The postmaster Of San Bsinardino,
Mr.. William r. Porter, who il an old
Newspaper man. realizing the necesuitv