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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-17
The Grand opcrn House.

We were glad TO see large aud fashion
able house at this resort last night on the
occasion of the second rendition Of Monte
Crlsto. The combination l. a sterling one
and amusement goers are beginning to find
II out Dumas's eccentric creation gives
Mr.. Joseph X Grismer an opportunity Of
displaying In the course Of single evening
the very marked versatility Of his talents
aud he improved the opening In capital
style, The play is quite sensational. verging
at times ON the line of melodrama II
abounds In fine dramatic situations, the
action 1 rapid and effective and much Of
the text admits of very earnest defamation.
At times Mr.. Grismer surpasses himself aud
gets very near the point OF hlsirionle genius.
In Monte cristo he showed his ability to
enact very satisfactorily the role Of the
sailor, the man OF affairs and the polished
society man. In some Of his mdke-ups he
achieves the air distlngue. and his graceful
and yet earnest clocuton Is often In striking
keeping with II.
Miss Phoebe Davies rs Albert de Moreeft
was frequently effective aud dramatic.
She makes very fascinating young
soldier and shared In the applause
which greeted Grismer's masterly de.
lineation Of Monte Gristo. The Monsieur
Noirtier of Mr. Frank Wright was AN lmper'
sonation that deserves more than mere
passing mention II was really clearcut
and finished conception, and was greatly
enjoyed by the discriminating audience.
The Monsieur vllef0rt OF Mr.. George 7.
Webster also ELECTED and deserved TO elicit
many evidences of appreciation. The com
pauy as a whole may be safely commended.
While It is weak In parts the special excel
lence OF some OF the actors makes amends
for an occasional deficiency.
Tonight Lady Audleys Secret holds the
boqrds.
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nouneed until tomorrow The following
gentlemen and ladies compose the

nounced until tomorrow. The following
gentlemen and ladies compose the
COMMITTEES o. AwARD.
on Wines aud LiqgeTs-A. Il Horton,
WIN NJ Waterbury, and II. y BarroNs.
on GRAPES Nuts Eie.=-Phifnas Tibbets.
WIN II Cook and NJ j Bundy
ON Preserved Fruit Pickles and kasins-
" " Bills and Nadine Carpenter.
Fresh Fruits-J W Potts J. W. Woods
aud " c. llolman.
Cheese, Butter, sugar, Bread and Cake
Mrs Rosenbaum, Mr., Pltney and Mrs. II. A.
Barnett
Vegetables. Flowers, Ete.-B. NJ. Lelong, J.
II stewart, and " l.. Phillips.
Flour and Grain-N. lowering and james
Stewart.
Minerals, Etc-J. Z. Peasants, r. E. /.
Marsh.
Cldhing. Needle, Shell and Wax Work
Mrs J. l.. Stewart, Mrs. Louisa J. Carey and
Miss Mary Parker.
Printing, Architecture, Leather. Rubber
Paper and Met4lG-J. Y, Peasants and v. u
l.. Marsh.
Furniture, w0odenware, Ete.--J. r. Rich
ardson aud VIM. n Waterbury.
Trees, Etc.-J. 5. Mills. Alfred Wright and
l.. NJ. Grider
Miscellaneous Department.. d. Bulett
W. l.. Phillips and T. X. Pitney
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Los Angeles street Sewer.

This sewer is steadily progressing north,
where 1t will connect opposite Arcadia
street, with the sewer of the same size, IS
inch, which was recently laid from the
Thirty Fights engine house, through Negro
Alley to Los Angeles street The excav-
alton is now between Requena and Com
mercial streets, but for about $50 yards
south of Requena street, the excavation is
dangerous for the working men. The soil
under the grade of the street, turned out 10
be wet, soft, and flied with boulders.
Seantlings have been placed on each side of
the excavation, with substantial stringers
across. In digging across Requena street,
two substantial ties were encountered and
for long time were not recognized, until
some people passed and recognized the
ballast of the ng-forgotten street railway
that used to run down Los Angeles and San
Pedro street to the old Santa Monica depot,
when Senator J. 2. Jones first started the
Los Angeles and Independence railway.
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Great Scusntiou.

Good heavens. amt they beautiful and
cheap.
Cloaks of all styles and qualities from s.
to $225. "City OF Paris"
Jerseys from 81 to SOS. "City of Paris"
The City of Paris is headquarters for
cloaks.
Our prices for cloaks-just % per cent.
lower than anybody else in Los Angeles.
City Of Paris.
Remember, we are selling cloaks for less
than manufacturers prices. City of Paris.
We have the largest, finest and most
MIA, aud are selling them for less than cost,
City OF Paris, 105 and l07 North Spring
street,
This week we are selling eloaks and
wraps of every variety and style for less
than manufacturers prices. Don't pur-
chase elsewhere until you see our stock
and get our prices. City of Paris.
More cloaks for ladies, misses and chill
dren and for less money, than anywhere
else in Los Angeles, We guarantee salts
faction City of Paris.
Don't fnil to look at our stock of coaks
They are beauties, from New York, Paris
and Berlin-the very latest styles, cheaper
than the old styles which others are now
offering. City OF Paris, 1O5 and 1U7 North
Spring street
Talk about cloaks We think we haze
more than all the stores in Los Angeles put
together
Talk about cloaksl We know we are sell
ing them-the very latest styles at that
cheaper than any other store in Southern
California. City of Paris.
Come and look at "Our Cloaks," even II
you do not purchase. City of Paris.
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THE RACES.
a Good Attendance at the Park
XesferdnV.


The crowd at the Park yesterday was large
and there was quite a number of ladies pres
ent. The first event was trot In the 2.45
class for purse Of $3.50 with the following
entries:
John ]. Reynolds named br. s. Silver feels
Elias Williams named b. IN. Tempest.
G. A. Durfcs. for j. N. Johnson, named br
g. Dick J.
N. A. Goyarrnbias, for J. r. saxby. named
br. g. Dmock, by Black Hawk, dam Lola
Montez.
Dick ]. sold as a big favorlte In the pools,
bringing SO while the field brought s. to S.
First heat--The horses got of nearly to-
gether Dlmock soon took the lead with
Dick j. little in the rear and held 1t till the
end OF the heat, coming under the wire In
24094, Dick J. I'd, Tempest Sd, Silver Heels II
poor ith.
Dimoek winning the first heat, Dick J. still
sold for $40 In the pools, but the field in
creased to sl2. From the start Dimoek took
the lead and was never headed during the
heat. winning in 2.f2 The other horses In
the same order as In the first heat.
Third heat--Things changed little in the
pools, the field selling for $50 and Dick ]. for
81. on the start OFF Tempest was a little
ahead, with Dimock I'd and Dick ]. Sd. At
tue n DlfHOtk went hneHu, WIN
pest I'd. AT the u stretch Durfee forced Dick
j., put him In the lead and won the heat by
three lengths In 1854, Dimock I'd, Tempest
Sd, Silver Heels distanced.
Fourth heat-Things now began to get
rather lively. aud Dick Us supporters again
rallied and sent him up In the pools. Their
confidence was misplaced, however, as Dim
ock won the heat and race In 2.377z, Dick J.
I'd, Tempest third
There Is lurking suspicion In the minds
OF many spectators that Dick J. is the best
horse, and prominent professional man
who takes an interest In sport offers to bet
1900 to $500 that Dick ]. can down Dimock.
dash fnr even w Wh aha
Dublin Bay entered. Arthur IL. sold a big
favOrite In the pools with Idler second. This
was another race In which the fellows pos
sessed of pointers dropped their money a.
second, Dublin Bay way behind. This was
beautiful race and for the last three quar-
tiers the two leading horses ran neck and
neck. Going under the wire II was impos
sible for the spectators to tell which was
ahead, and 1t was some little time before the
Judges awarded the race to Idler.
The third event was a trot for all three
year-olds or under In the district, for purse
Of $50 Three horses were named; Dor
Tomas, Queen of America and Kismet
Only two came on the track: Don Tomas
and Queen of America.
Firt heat-The horses got of with Don D
little ahead. Queen was at his sulky wheel
however, and 1t WAS pretty trot until the
| last stretch, when both broke and camt
under the wire in dead run. The Judge,
| decided it no heat.
Second heat-Don Tomas won easily il
2:y7la. .VaH
Third heat-Don Tomas also took this hea
| In 2:3sa4. owing to darkness the finish o
the trot was postponed until TO-DAY.
PROGRAMME FOR To DAY.
Special trot, with the following entries
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The best and cheapest cologne In town Is
Seaside Cologne. Try It,
Try Lankershim & Co.'S new process roller
-four.
Jim Smith and Harry Jones use nothing
but Elite Boquet. Try 1t.
Readers, you have one day more. Allen
& Thompson, the dissolution sale OF the
rich and elegant furniture. will be sold by
John G. Bell the auctioneer, at No. so South
Spring street. on Saturday and Monday at 10
O'Clock sharp, each day. Store to let
Excursionlsts are referred to the Home
Land for reliable and valuable information
about Los Angeles and Southern California.
For sale at the postoffice.
The elegant furniture that received tie
first premium at the Fair Is still on exhibition
at Allen Il Thompson's Take your pencil
stranger and dear friends and write Allen &
Thompson's dissolution Auction Sale. The
largest, finest and most costly furniture ever
offered, either at private sale or auction in
the State Of California Go and see them be-
fore you go home, John G. Bell, the auc-
tioneer, Will give you some splendid bar
gains without doubt Everything to be
sold to the highest bidder. Fixtures Jor
sale. Store TO let.
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Frirnrfninunaunr.

Another frightfui runaway occurred on
South Main street yesterday afternoon,
which. by miracle. did not result In the
loss Of life. As Delos Campbell and French
Charley, two liyerymen. were returning
from the races and speeding their teams up
Main street, the shaft of campbell's buggy
caryht In the bride Of the delivery horse Of
Stftin Bros, who stood backed up to their
store just below the Grand Opera House,
completely tearing the bride from the
horse. This started the delivery horse. who
ran diagonally ACROSS the street aud Into the
cigar store of VIM. Marlin, running down
lady aud child who were standing III the
store. severely inInrlng the lady and bruis
tug the child. Mr. Marlin escaped injury by
climbing the shelving as the runaway horse
entered the store. The lady and child,
whose names were not obtainable were
taken into the adjoining store where they
were properly cared for. The horse ~
badly bruised about the shoulders but not
otherwise injured. II seems almost mira
Gle that no one else was injured, ms the street
and sidewalks were crowded.
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Personal Mention.


Mr. VIM Banning, OF Wilmington, is at the
st. Elmo.
Rev. j. Nixon and family, of Oakland, are
at the 81, Charles
Mr.. NJ. II. Crafts OF Grafton, is registered
at the st, Charles.
Mr. D. Gridley and wife. of Aresia, are at
the Grand Central.
Mr.. II. II. wakeman, of Santa Ana, is at
the Grand Central.
Col. Geo Babcock, the temperance orator,
is registered at the st. Charles
Hon. Frank Page, ex-member of Congress-
win pay Los Angeles visit next week
&c. Peacock, Jr., editor of the Cotton
Sem. Tropic, was In the city last night on a
business trip.
Mr.. A. e. Horton the protector aud pro
jenitor of San Diego. is visiting the fair at
Turnverein Hall
Mr.. James, Fenlon, from Hueneme, Ven
tura county, is In the city attending the Fair
and visiting his sons, who are In business on
South Spring street,
Professor A. Cuyas n native of Spain, has
been selected M Instructor IN the Spanish
language In the Woodbury. Business College,
most fortunate selection.
Mr. J. H. Blanchard and his bride nee
Shackelford, returned from u bridal tour
yesterday, to San Francisco and other places
of interest in the central part OF the State.
Mr.. james Feore, Of Mentryville, is in the
city on short vacation. lie is as lively and
cheerful MS ever. A few months residence
in the mountains seems to have renewed the
youth of this veteran pioneer.
We had the pleasure of ctll yesterday
from Mr.. Edward +, stowell, formerly Of the
4.
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An independent Candidate.

Mr. Asbury McComas. of Compton, an
nounces himself as an independent candi-
date for the office of Sheriff Of Los Angeles
county. Mr.. McComas Is a native of Mis-
souri,, forty years of age, a nephew of Bishop
Morrison of the NJ. +. Church, and has re
sided in Compton and Downey City for the
past ten years. He Is engaged in the livery
business at Downey at present, His political
preferences heretofore have been Republi
can but his friends desire him to announce
himself as an independent candidate for
Sheriff at the next election, and he has con
scented to do so and publishes his card in the
HERALD to-day
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Grand BABY show.

Baby show at the pavilion at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Go to the pavilion at O'Clock to-day and
see the twins, triplets and seventeen other
babies.
Patronize the pavilion to day and help out
Il good cause.
The employees at the pavilion have assessed
themselves $40 as = special premium for the
best twins on exhibition to-day.
Tonight there will be grand dance at tie
pavilion with an excellent orchestra. Take
Ii in.
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strengthened.

The new Los Angeles street sewer, will be
completed to junction in few days, after
which work will again commence on the
new Alameda Street sewer, north from Com
mercial street 20 the terminus of the old
sewer on San Fernando street. In the mean
time, while this sewer has been built under
meath two important railway switches lust
below Requena street, the foreman of the
'ction gang did not think the crossings
were safe, Yesterday two board strength.
eners were put in, one In each place, nailed
between and outside of the track, as Is the
case when they cross roads. In addition.
large quantities of sand and rocks were
placed on each side of the track In both
places, as ballast
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Mining EInim Filed.

s. Shutter yesterday filed mining claim
in the County Recorders office, described as
follows: "A gold and silver quartz mining
claim In Los Angeles county State of Cali,
fornia. and being fifteen hundred feet in
extension from north to south, and six hun.
dred feet from east to west. Said claim is
situated east of the light house ut San Pedro,
and distant therefrom eighteen hundred
yards frem the bluff to the western slope of
said claim. In witness whereof, he sets his
hand and seal, the 10th day of October 1884
and makes claim to that location, under and
by virtue of the mining laws OF the United
States of America.
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startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by the re-
markable discoveries. The fact that DIR.
Kings new discovery for Consumption and
ali Throat and Lung diseases is daily
curing patients that they have given up to
die. Is startling them to realize their sense OF
duty. and examine into the merits of this
wonderful discovery; resulting in hundreds
of our best physicians using II in their prac,
tice. Trial bottles free at c. +. Hienzeman s
Drug store. Regular size 81
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The Minor Courts.

In Justice Morgan's court yesterday, C. II.
Bush, Charles Ford and ]. W. Fawver
arraigned for malicious mischief, allowed
to go ON their own reeognizanee, to be tried
on the I'D, Mt JAN, Charles Cdpus and
Joseph Fisher, charged with battery, were
discharged George Rivers, arraigned for
battery, went to jail for trial on the 2ith
inst, at . a. NJ. William Hennessy, CON
victed of indecent exposure, was sent to Jail
for one hundred days. John Clark, con
yicted of assault, was sent to Jail for one
hundred days.
In Mayor Thoms court, james Smith,
charged with being drunk, was discharged.
Frederick Oivas. convicted of disorderly
conduct, was sent to jail for five days.
James Reilly went to Jail for three days for
drunkenness. james Wilson, II vagrant, was
discharged having already served six days
in jail.
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---------"-
A wall From the Jail,

EDITOR HERsLD.-lt is the tenth day and
my case has not been attended to. The
Sheriff has left my request unnoticed to be
allowed to go out and attend to this matter
myself, am accused OF assault to murder,
but still bear the marks of assault on my
body. II blanks can imprison claimants In
this fashion would 1t not be proper to have u
hearing In COURT Respectfully,
NJ KAsTERA.
II is the attempt to shoot man to death
that caused the restraint of the personal lib.
erty of the writer of the above article. The
HERALD is not the maker or the executor OF
the laws The State prescrlbes II penalty for
the infraction of its laws and the disinterest-
ed officers of the law must see that these
penalties are enforced. The remedy of the
writer lies In presenting her case to the Off
GERS of the law and not to the newspapers
Editor HERALD
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The HERALD was mislnformed as to the
date Of the benefit Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic at the Tiyoli, The benefit referred
to will take place Friday evening. Oct 2ith,
when the French Spy will DO given with
new scenery and q strong company. The
Black Crook will hold the boards at this
favorite resort until the I'D The houses at
the 1iyoli during Fair week have so far been
remarkably good. "fhe Orphans" will be
the bill for Monday, Oct. 9th, instead of
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Try It..

az like 1t better than any remedy I have
ever used, because 1t leaves my bowels In a
better condition, is the remark made by
every one In referring to Syrup of Figs.
That is one Of the principal reasons why
Syrup of Figs is taking the place Of all the
live medicines and nauseous eathartics
heretofore used. Try IT, G. f. Heinzeman
is agent for Los Angeles
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No. Two,s PICNIC.

last Sunday was so moist as to seriously in
terfere. with the contemplated and adver
tised picnic of the members of Confidence
Engine Company No Two. Nothing daunt
ed, however. the boys will try 1t again this
coming sunday, when they will make the
CITY Gardens place of pleasure
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Mass Meeting of the Peoples
PnrtE

Grand mass meeting of the Peoples Party
at the court house tonight, GFridayl Mai
Horace Bell, Maj. Isaac kinley, and other
speakers will address the meeting. Major
He'll will tell you something of the doings OF
the Democratic and Republican parties.
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A s.oos, INVESTMENT.

My friend, II in your wsnderings in the
pursuit of happiness you chance to spend a
few minutes In the purchase of luxury that
will conduce TO both health and pleasure
count the time well spent, and the article
that will return the largest percentage of
both is Tansill's Punch &c. cigar. at the P. O.
Cigar Store.
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Remember that We have received our Fall
and Winter stock of wraps, and the same low
prices of the past shall rule at the present,
We show larger assortment than ever, You
can save money by visiting this department.
b. +. COULTER,
236 and 23S North Main street
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Reynolds Co.
Fancy sets of andirons. ETC., at Harper 4
Reynolds Co.
Cottier's system of ventilation. Harper &
Reynolds Co.
great variety of household conveniences
at Harper 4 Reynolds Co.
An immense stock OF stamped and agate
ware at Harper 4 Reynolds Co.
A fine line of Wostenholm' S cutlery at Har-
per & REYNOLDS Co.
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Save IA water supply.

1t appears that the water is 10 be again
shut of from the city tonight to mike some
people who use this useful liquid will he
Careful and lay in good supply carly in the
day.
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Business I'm the County Record.
arse ngTKea

Fourteen deeds were filed in the County
Recorders office yesterday, seven mortgages,
four satisiactions Of mortgages, four miseel-
laneous papers Samuel u. Hinckley and
Maggie NJ Wright licensed to marry
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There will be a meeting of the Spanish
Democratic Club Friday evening Oct H. at :
O'Clock, at Fuentes Hall, on Upper Main
street Y. c. FUENTEs,
ocl6-2t Secretary.
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Death of Eugenie saurro,te.

The sad news appears in the HERALD this
morning of the death of the highly esteemed
Eugenie saurrotte, the beloved sister of Mrs.
Emma Nignes aud Henry LEROY Of this
city.
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B. +. Coulter is authority on prices and
his qualities cannot be surpassed, No cot
ton; no shoddy; no goats hair in the Los
Angeles mills goods. Don't be deceived
2S6 and 23s North Main street.
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SeAlettes


Elegant Sealette Cloaks in b. F. Coulter's
wrap department at the lowest prices, 2St
and 23s Main street, Baker Block.
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Prohibition Was. Meeting

The Prohibitionists are to hold forth at
Nadeau Hall, Friday afternoon and evening.
Col. Geo, Babcock and Hon. Joel Russell
are the speakers Good music. q
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s,.n,,b Democratic club.

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House, No. 1874
North Main street. oct ID ST
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ChiIdren,s CIoakx.

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House, No. 1874
North Main street. oct Ia 81
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We Guarantee

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House, No. 1874
North Main street. oct IA 81
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HOsierY.

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House. No. 1874
North Main street. oct IA 81
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Latest News.

b. f. Coulter's is the place to bny your
ladies', mems and children's underwear.
His stock is carefully selected, Prices the
lowest.
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R,ankets and rlanneIs.

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House, No. fA
North Main street. oct Ia 81
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wrap Department.

Wanted by Hicks, Dupuy & Co, 70 We
First street. octl5 lw
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The largest assortment ever brought to
this city by b. +. Coulter.
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Innocent mirth and cheerful jollity
Result from using pure cola TEA.