Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

Opera House, will be the appearance Of
the great Bandmann, in q series Of
shakesperian renditions, Of the most ac-
complished character, supported by q
powerful caste. Following Mr.. Band
mann in his great representations, Mr..
w. 4. Sheridan will make his first ap-
pearance in Los Angeles supported by
Louise Davenport and well selected
company OF artists from the Madison
Square Troupe. This latter combina-
ton will appear in Los Angeles for
week, commencing September 8th 1884.
Mr.. Sheridan win appear in this series
as King Louis the XII.
The Eureka Leader, In On article
showing how well foreign capital has
succeeded in Nevada, says: "Of the
amount invested in this district by for
eign capitalists about 5000, 900 has come
from England and about $500. 900 from
the United States. Since the opening Of
the district less than 500. 900 in assess
ments has been levied in our mines,
while over IS, 0O0, 900 has been paid in
dividends. showing an excess OF divi-
dends over assessments OF more than
80, ,000. 900.
The Ventura Democrat says of the
crops in that part Of the country: In
our psregrinations through the country
within the past ten days we had oppor-
tunities to note the condition Of crops.
Wheat, in general sense, poor; barley
very good; corn, the finest we have ever
seen; beans, first-rats; berries and mel
ons, good; peaches. good; apricots, good
in quality, but light yield; apples. fair;
hay, plentiful, but not Of the best quail
ty; grapes will average as we'll as usual.
Ladies' glove fitting shoes. $i.95.
Peoples Store.
An idea has gone abroad from the
Good Templar lodge that raw onion ap-
piled to snake bite is just as efEicacious
as quart Of whisky taken internally to
prevent serious consequences. 1t is I'M.
derstood that . made up case will be
prepared and two persons will be bitten
severely, one party will use onion - .
cure for the bite, and the other will use
the other kind. Candidates will send In
their addresses.
To-day there will be placed ON the
tables first qualities Of Irish and Scotch
table linens and dinner napkins at dis-
count Of 25 per cent atJ. M. Hale &
Cos. 7 and . Spring street.
A new departure appears to be on the
tapis in series Of excursions to the new
and beautiful settlement Of Long Beach,
and also to San Pedro. Excursionists
can 90 to either place, and take their
choice of bathing, boating or fishing.
This new excursion will commence on
the 9th and will fill out everything and
anything that has been lacking in previ-
Gus excursions. N. G. Carter bosses the
excursions.
Mems underwear, loo. Peoples
Store.
J. 8. Purdy. lately from Lead vile,
was in the city yesterday. making his
final arrangements for the opening Of the
Pomona House. 3 new hotel at Pomona.
Mr.. Purdy has many old time friends
from Leadvills here, who say he II en-
phatically brick In his line, and one Of
the best rustlsrs in the country.
Childrsns' tie shoes, 600. Peoples
Store.
The Santa Barbarians desire to rise
and explain that the shark measuring
eight feet and eight inches, caught 1t
that place recently, was not either man
or woman eater. That kind lives else
where. But that is rough ON ''else-
where"
The largest hat store in Southern CaH-
fornis Is Siegel's, the Halter.
A storm OF crickets seems to have
flowed into the town from somewhere.
They are up stairs. down stairs and all
over where they are not wanted. A
judicious use Of buhash will save many
piece of clothing from destruction from
this most poetic but useless insect.
The bay.window frames on both sides
Of the new Hollsnbeck block on Spring
and Second streets. are being covered
with galvanized iron, a. 10 also the cupo.
Il at the northeast corner Of the build.
ing. The new Improvement sets of the
building In fine style.
Corssts. 400. Peoples Store.
Yesterday morning officer Benedict
arrested boy named Eddie Hitchcock
fer stealing the HERALD from the doom
Of subscribers. He was arraigned before
the Mayor, who transferred the case to
Jostics Morgan's Court, and Eddie
languishes in Jail.
Dimity cord lawns. l6 yds for 500.
Peoples Store.
A concrete stone sidewalk has been
completed In front Of the small addition
to the Bryson building on South Spring
street, just erected by the owner,
making sidewalk ell along the block,
except in front Of the new Mueller aud
Stern building.
Mr.. Louis H. Wagner, . talented
young lawyer Of Jefferson City. Mis-
souri,, is in the city in search Of health.
Mr.. Wagner 10 90 well pleased with
Southern California that be is inclined
to take up his residence In this glorious
climate.
g. X. Cook, while At Florence ON Mon
day, attempted TO mount his bronco to
ride home, when he was violently
thrown, badly spraining his leg and
ankle. He has mot been able 70 60
home yet. and Will mot for month more.
To-day you will, as usual. visit }. N.
Hale 4 Co. II has become second M.
ture with most Of our patrons 10 see
Hales during some portion Of tho day.
We had the pleasure Of . call yester-
day from Mr.. w. C. Roberts. . banker
and business man lately from Australia.
Mr.. Roberts is highly pleased with this
section a. far a. he has seen 1t and will
spend some time In oar midst.
Don't forget the opening of the ''Hotel
Rhine" at l3l Commercial street, to-
night. An elegant free lunch will be
spread and the beat of liquors served
over the bar.
There were plenty Of meteors In the
northeastern sky this morning. They
all seemed to be in hurry to 20 some-
where and didn't care where they went.