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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
CHURCH SERVICES.

CHRIST CuuEcH-Rey. T. W. Haskins. rector.
Services in Opera Hail, IL A. N. and 80 p H.
Sunday-school. 945 AN. s.
Epiphany Church, East Los Angeles--Susjec
| OF sermon: "BArnabas. the Son of Consola-
tion."-H. J. Jefferys, Pastor. .i,
ASCENSION Mission. Boyle Heights, st. Louis
street. near Brooklyn avenue. .-Rey. y. =. Mac
sunday-scho0l, $50 A. N. rN
First Baptist Ohureh--swedish services Sun
day; Sermon at $50 P. N, by Aug Olson,
Aii scandinsvsns cordially cordial ieps invited L. ' :"
First Congregational Church corner Hill and
Third streets. -Prssching by Rey; Dr. Brown
OF cineinnati, st A 4: M. and 1880 ?, NJ, sun
at . 80 r. NJ A Welcome to all.
New Church, No 13 Rosas street--3unday
scheoi at 1880; Services aI IL 80 A. ~. Rev
pv. Bowen, Of ontario, willpreac at p n
manuel Swedenborg cordially Invited. 81
Rev. viii A. Kniehten will preach in Grace
N. e. Church on First street, at II A. NJ Sub
Sunday school concert at night. Glasses at o 80
vitsd. visdd 's '''''S' ~ - - =
Reorgsnized Church Of Jesus Christ Of L. D.
Slider D. ) Mile will preach the funeral
sermon Of the late Captain VIM Howland at I L
A. NJ in X. OF p Hall, % South Spring stfeet.
PRAYER meeting at 10 A. n. sunday school at
IL NJ. All are invited - 9tS rl.s z
East Los Angeles Church, North Daily street.
#
9:30.A A. NJ. Service at IL O'Clock A. NJ fYoung
Peoples meeting at 6:30P. NJ. Lecture at 730
r. n. Subject: '1s there d GodP' "A most
cordial invitation to everybody.
Firs Presbyterian church h-Corners Fort and
Second streets, Rev. w. J. Chichester, u. D.,
Pastor. Services for children at IL a. NJ, Preach
ing at z 80 r. M. by Rev DR.. s. II. weler.
Young Peoples Meeting at $50 p. NJ. All are
welcome.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Fort and Seventh streets, akov. i. w. CHswdl,
pa -Children's Day will bs observed BOTH
morning and evening with appropriate services.
The church will be extensively decorated. Sun
day scnqol at9:45 A. M Morning service IL A.
N. Evening concert n 80 P. n. q
Main Street NJ f. Cburch-Corner South
Main and Laurel streets. Preaching st11A. VI.
by Rev. 81. Fleming, and at 40 I'm. by tho
Pastor, Rev. l. L, Spencer. Bible study at $3.50
A. NJ; classes at 10 A. ". sunday School At 2 80
p. NJ Young Peoples Meeting at g AS P. M. 2 All
are cordially invited. gss s,siss tae .
East Los Angeles Presbyterian Church.-Rev.
X. Mayne Irvine, LID, pes or, will preach ut
IL A. NJ. and 7:30 n NJ. Morning subject. He
Led Them" Evening subjsof: fftThe Rounded
Life" Sabbath school at $50 a. N. Young
peoples meeting Gas p. ". Week night SER
vice Thursday, 1880 Choral Hociety Friday, s.
Young Mems Christian Association-Mr NJ
II. Merriman. a business man of this city will
address the Gospel meeting for men only. held
in the Opera HOUSE Hall this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. A special feature of the
meetings ia the music by the Association orches
ira and male quartette. A large number OF young
men attend these services. "a h
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Dr. Evans at the Baldwin Hotel
An Interview with some of His
Patients.

For the past four or five weeks the daily press
OF this city have been recording tho many
strange and wonderful cures performed at The
above hotel. From curfousi,y 10 learn som :.
thing OF the Doctor and his mods Of treatment
on Friday last we concluded 10 visit his par ors
at The Baldwin Hotel. We found his psrlors
flied with patients suffering from almost every
conceivable form OF disease, and much to our
surprise upon interrogating these patients.
their enswers were unanimous that the Doctor
was rapidly dissipating their ailments. Among
the number were, Mrs. d. A. Ashley, wife OF tho
late United States Senator Ashley, who resides
at 710ls Taylor street. who stated that whom
she came to pr. Eyans two weeks
ago she was suffering from total paralysis OF
the arm, could not raise it from her side or
even move her fingers, and to-day-thanks to
Dr.. .Evans's remarkable magnetic treatment--
her arm was perfectly cured, and she could use
1t ss well as she ever could.
Mrs. Bloomenburgh. retiding at $40 Pine
street, was the next person interviewed. and
stated that for Eve years she was great sufferer
from rheumatism and sciaiica, uatiI she ap-
piled to Dr.. Evans Of the BALDWIN. Hotel who
cured her by a few magnetic treatments. and
that she was now perfectly tree from her dis
ease. ~
Mr.. C. +. Knipple residing at LEG Fifth street,
stated tina. for tep yesis he hSd been great
sufferer from dyspepsia aad dsease Of tho livcr
and spls en-; that be was reduced to almost a.
skeleton wheii he applied 10 Or. Evans, who
eurcd him by q few magnetic treatments Mr..
X. was enthusiastic in his praise OF Dr. EvanE's
success in his case, as well az anumbeT Of
others Of his friends whom he mentioned who
had been cured by MIN. Many similar cases
were present, Including cMes OF deafness,
blindness, etc, etc, but the. above We deem
sufficient to convince the moie skeptlcal. of
the truth Of this wonderful msnssy 69ei q
cure disease. Those wishing to witness thesS
wonderful cures performed for fhenlsslves cam
do 50 by attending Or. Evans free lectures ft
Masonic Hail. every evening this week and
next; also every Monday morning thereafter
during his stay In the city Remember tho
tifneand place. Monday morning, Juno lth.z
a Masop;c Hall, 2o}S South spffnS street. from
W n o'clock each nor1iinF. Dr Erana can.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
DAIlY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract ana Title
Insurance Company OF Los An
geles.
oAlbfDAf ; June
cONyEYANcEs.

cOSVE1ANCEs.
J I Hartwell and VIM Longhery to NJ E
Wood and Banbury- Lots l 2 and Same sub
less strip off lot 3; @f0f6.
\ Prescott. and + i Goldsberry to Royal
Barber-Nls Of frsc lot z r 8 Temple & Gibson
I.ankershim Ranch Land and water Co to
Adolph Rottschafer--Lot l57 sub of IL 200
acres OF Ro Ex-Mission of San Fernando;
Edward A Terry to A Forrester-Lot Q and
IL block s5 Long Beach; $1,000
Charles Day to- teJ N Hawiey-Lot e7 Victor
WIZ Monroe 10 Mrs Mary Monroe-Lots 2
and block A, + Spence add Monrovia;
Henry Clement and Elijah Gay to e A Gibbs
Lot IS, block d, Day Star tract; e4OO
Richmond d Duriee TO II b Abila--Lot 4, blk
-. a. Imp n ces g., spbdn sub in lots 2, 3. and 8,
WK sbbottto George r Tuttle-Lot II. W
subhott,s snhdn of LOT ., block J, San Pascual
NJ E Woed to E Tower-1s5 feet Of 8 l4o
clock ]. San PAseual tract; -, $50.
rnIn g sns ep4sg L1sis Is,s f N9r5jsey
20 Fl, o. 23 "a 25 and 26, block 4, stain &
Lewis add, Long Beach; S4, 500
sss 5s S. ssa nfay TUBS ssose @
I'm in TaSiST to G Won piaaits-Agsaemens to
convey lots and 8. Over1on tract; ~ 200.
FB Wetherby and Emil Kayfer--S I4% It of
lot 10 and X 5oIz It OF lot 16 sub of Richardson
Wills tract; 81, 800.
Henry Treet to II weller-Ios IL. block
IL, Mott tract; 5000.
FTnmrton to w Tubbs-Lotr and g.
block /, Highland tract add $1,000.
Pasatena Improvement Co to Henry Hail.
Lot 2, block -. Altsdene map 4 81. .369
Wethe-b and Emil Keyser to B weth-
erhy-N 65 Z Of lot 10. sub OF Richardson villa
D WaIdron to Daniel G wsldron-Assipn-
ment Of agreement TO convey, bk 353. p 263;
81 coo.
jP Green to Mrs Mary Gilchriss-Lots 10 and
20, Critics trsets 81 500.
Z diiyer Pitcher to Mrs Hester I. Howard-fot
4. II Markham tract Pasaiens: IS, 200
$ Kills 10 W 3 Loushery-Iot II, Mills
tract Pasadena; $1,000
W loughery TO II whitc-Lot IL, Mills
tract. s., zoo.
q clever and D Ba-more to W d swsrt and
z A Van Dcren-Lor f4, Wood & Bauoury sub
Of 81 Oh lot >, block II. San Pascual tact;
Ensii i, .Arsois and waiter L webb to Pat
rick Doniia Jr-Lots & block c. of NJ OF
Rofecsaus. 81 600.
Ms1on, 4 E Peter, z H Gilimsn. o H
Ferris. 2 = CogsEel and J Paiiee to long
Heeeh. Whittier 4 Los Angeles County Rsi1-
road Company-1o d-io .keses o. land of gran
tors ir 20 San Erane.sqgiso. 81 .a7g.
$ g Gcod 70 Mrs 4 Giildlen--Lo<1 Is and 16.
|||':: ~ 4! 4 8; I sls|;;' u; I :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
BURLINGTON n0tTEl
orcrlana nxcs.rslon.

Passengers joining these pnffjes n
hands OF responsible railway conn
an -excursion agency." its eufpl05e
representatives and accustomed TO fo|
public. :.
Dates. Trains leave Los Angeles q
days aud San Francisco on Fridays, ID
sacramento Friday AFTERNOONS Oata12
lows: From Los Angeles Mn l0l
June 9TH, 21st; July 9th, 18Th: and
lowing. from San Francisco, sacrsn(
lare, Fresno. Merced. f<zftr<pr
stockton, Davis. Mafrkvit3b, (:5lfax n
First class these excursions pudouq
in every respect, as no obiec ectiounble I
received, and each party il IN chH{&
lineton agents through TO Chicag0.
Free sleeping cars, properly provI
curtains, mattresses, blanketS, etc.
charge for this. or any other service.
Rates, 5000 is the price Of N
Los Angeles. San Francixc6 and most |
stations 10 any Missouri river .pointA
slightly more TO points further oasss.
scenery by daylight Is . great
these excursions will stop tWa1Ity-fd
Salt Lake. and 20 by daylight III
Black Cafion or the Gtiunison. acro
tnentaI Divide, through the fn1nou
Pass. thence down the valley Of the
through the Grand Gallon of the k0j
Further particulars arc co1t1ixrd
ton route excursion foldsr. TO be Id
ticket offices of the Southern Pacific
railways. and At burlington route
W. D. sanborp, Genefal Agent. SO
rey street, San Francisco. Cal, \. p
Freight and PsssenKer agent 112 Nd
street. Los Angeles, Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
steamer Dsnarturaa.

The steamer Santa Rosa sailed north
yesterday with the following passengers: !:
For San Francisco-Mrs. A. 7. Bacon,
James II. De Veuve, 9. B. Taylor, wife
and child, w. McDerrnott, II. I. Whit
tlesy, w. E. d. Morrison, Thomas
Boylan, Miss A. Wallace, Miss =. j.
Marriott, J. w. Moldrom. L. Cohn, j..
Bereaud, II. Taylor, J. Il. Eckstrom,
Mrs. J. Bulla, H.. slaughterbeck, G..
Planitz, Chas. Bailey, S. Plummer, Jos.
Matthews, G. G.. Walker and wife, s.
Berliner, Geo. Layman, J. 4. Clark, w.
Ii. Beatty, A. B. Atwater, e. O. Over
man, Thomas Hogg, w. II. Fahy, -. @.
Tucker, Mrs. l.. @. Barnes, w. Ely, Q.
I. Hopkins, Miss j.. Gleeson, John
Maurar, +. Gleive, N. A. Swartwout and
seventeen in the steerage. s.s rs,
San Luis Obispo-Rev J. R, Allen and
wife, Mrs. w. M. Short, Miss A. Short,
Mrs. M. 9. Hill and daughter.
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and leading members Of Tie musical pro-
iession OF Los Angeles, 10 sake place At
Turn Verein Hal, on Saturday evening,
June 10th. Miss Mamie PerrytDavls
and Mr.. Charles S. Walton will sing, and
other eminent local artists win also 9s-
sist. OF these children an exchange
says: .'rhe eldest member Of The. trio is
pianist Of ability and musical intelli-
gence, her playing is distinguished for
refinement Of expression; the second q
violinist Of pronounced musical power
and technical atiainmenis far nboyothose
oi the average player. and who in addi-
ton to these qualities displays dspsh
Of feeling and magnetsm that naver
fails to arouse the enthusiasm Of her
hearers. Whilst the Youngest, Miss FL
sic, she plays with brilliancy OF touch,
beauty Of expression aud q command Of
the pianpforte which none bat skilled
performer can rival.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
A CaIico Fan.

A calico party is to be given at the
Armory Hall, on Thursday evening, the
21st of June, for the benefit OF the John
A. Logan Post GA. r. Music will be
supplied by the Seventh Infantry Band,
and refreshments by the ladies OF the
Woman's Relief Corps. The Reception
Committee consists of Messrs. w. II. II.
Russell, d. Jones, w. ii. Bonsall, Frank
McCoye, S. W. Lintwaiter, A. w. Patton,
w. II. Seamans, II. S. Knapp Mesdames
D. X. Wilder, M. Il. Tarble, A. w. Pat
ton, Ella Mcdonald, VIII Carscaddon /;
Misses Alice Fitch and frankie Nc
Creery. The Floor, Committee consists
Of Messrs. M. +. Tarble, Homer Katz,
Wood Hagan, @. F. Swartz. A valuable
prize is offered for tho prettiest calico
costume. r.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST; CHARLES HorEL..-E NJ Hnr,mo
X kichline, Eewhall; ID Orriond, d
". Stephens, Santa Ana: kuglls
hlnneapolis; q n kfutT, TafmVniVi1
mons. Antelope; Powers. AngtI
ursth, Tucsoni 4 w simpson, ClebQ
g DAILY, San Diego; II Geibsbrr,lf. ea]
dino; j Murphy, San Befnnrdipo, VI
man, San Francisre; Jno b Dayhp, ID
Thos Roche, California;; q EdWards.l
II u Stlnson, Nowhalls; Daf1i9i I'D
San Diego; VIM J Eaten, Sau f'edro. d
san Pedro; Ed 5 Coopnr. IuHlrwd|
Rivera. irglewood; q NJ Good, itHl
Ferguson, California = Hessctt, Call|
b Bloombangh, Phiiadelpnia.
THE HoLLESuEcK -Geo Fuller, Sad
II Mngill, San Ffancisro; = II Aai
Francisco: A s Jecobs. BfookIsn,
Alexander, San Diego; Mrs Dr !, A
Kern County; l. Huebncr and vito. Il
leopold Kahn, San Franciaec. .
York City: A Merten,. San FFaf
Abramson, San FHticieco; , Conraii'
dsuuliter, n ouston; " s Heller. a n I
Francisco; Mrs q r Dntton, Miss Add
Mrs II . Conafd, Elirsore, CD; @ NJ 4
Louise Manfred. N Y. IlI 'f4tfitl "A y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
plrnanI,, l.artv.

A most enjoyable affair was held on
Friday evening at the residence Of Mr..
W. II. Blackmann, the well-known ac-
countant, the occasion being the celebra-
ton OF the fourteenth birthday annivers
sary of his daughter FIoronee. The
young lady had around her many OF her
young friends as we'll as some Of the
older folks, and most ably did she do the
honors Of the evening. Songs, music
and other. pastimes were indulged in
with much zest and continisd up 10 IL
late hour. Amongst those assembled
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Dobinson, Miss Mary Dobinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dobinson, Mr.. aud Hrs.
Conant, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Mrs, Dobin-
son, Miss Broadwell, Miss Russell, Miss
Maud Bloss, Mr.. George Lawrence, Miss
Lawrence, Mr. Alex. Forbes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
MINING STOCKS.
HfSfNg sHAREs.
Grain Markets.

..a DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 8. : wheat Weak
Buyer 'sS, III. 45s< per ccntd.
Barley-Dull a1d easy. Buyer 'ss, s514c per
GENITAL.
Corn white. sl.5osl55 per GENITAL; yellow.
$1.2719HgI. 80.
CHICAGO, June 9.--1 P. NJ CLOSE Wheat -
Firm. Cash, s51sc. per bushei: July. s61zc
cooTns-Easy, Cash. 515sc por bushel; July.
osats--steady. Cash. s25sc. per bushel; July,
Kye-Dull at 60c. per bushel.
Bariey-Nominal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10

| Chiids to Corneos.
Golden West Heights; ~
w n kittredge 70 vtlliarA
and 3, rQmeroy q Milia ~.
trect; ~. 400. Il
James Campbell and John b
u Morse Lots 105 and lo8, At
Frank D Ste ycns 10 ncnjamln A n
Lot ~, a o RFistopsnnh Pasadena,
+ y Stevens TO w Il Htcvcne~-f,tt q
Stevens s,ih OF v ESQ feet Of lot 2. hG
Pasouel tract; $4,000.
Edward A ratilson 10 n y Stcyen
stevens Lots ~ and f3 Z II Eevmoi
f5o. I7 \
Frank Buchheim to Arthur Fiisp
acres In Ko santiago de Snuts Ana n
Arthur Fitzpatrick 10 frank ! y,
Agssement Aa rs,,,s 70 Z, convey dn9y 20 acres In
Geo W Cody 10 W IL picrsof, ana f.]
1881 acres la Mary q Thomas trnct
tlag0 lie snnta Ana; ~, 500.
Z T. Ford, II u Ford and Henry III
p Barrowe. trustee--Lct 1e hlnnehs
trnct; ~ 900.
Jacob Barlich to r } Afccoy.-.Iot = (
snhdn cor OF Washington and hoc9
srmrkHy.
Number OF transfers above 81 700 4
Total amount OF Consideration, s Q7
Number OF transfers under 81, 900 d
Total amount OF Confederation, "a
Iransfers for nominal consitleralia
Arsregete OF days trnnsfcte. Hlf7t
NOfE-Transfers OF which the com
Is less than vi 900 arc not ptblsale
above list. H'ft
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Notes Of Interest from the
N .Sii, Stage.
ADJUSTMENTS IN THIS CITY.
Gossip About Plays and Those Who
y Interpret Them at Home and
Abroad.
he Kendala will come to America in

The Kendals will come to America in
1890.
n. @. Goodwin will come to California
( next season.
Daniel Frohman is on his way home
from Europe. aersidaps III
David Belasco will accompany Tie
Wife Company TO San Francisco.
Mrs. Burnett's adaptation Of Lille
? Lord Faanitefoy is big go in London.
The benefit to the Actors Fund given
I, in Boston last week netted about 81, 700.
Emma Sheridan has been engaged by
4 Richard Mansfield for his English tour
Laura Clements has been engaged by
4 w. I. Carleton for ten weeks, and joined
\ him on Monday last. (
\ Mrs. Bowers will make two years.
&, trip to Australia after the close Of her
June engagement in California.
Genevieve Reynolds, of last season. ~
fPyke Opera Company, arrived in New
York from San Francisco last week.
Joseph r. Grismer and his wife,
Phoebe Davies, are in Now York, having
gone from San Francisco week ago.
The Monkey Theatre Troupe has been
/, engaged for two years by Conreid and
Herman, and started on the road
! June a.
May Brooklyn will sail for Europe on
!. Wednesday on short pleasure trip, and
will return in time to start with the Madi-
fs9n Square GQrnpany to California, Aug
Miss Carrie Reynolds, Miss Jennie
Satterlee, Mr.. r. A. Roberts and Mr..
Ben Hendricks have been engaged for
the coming European tour Of Minnie
Palmer. M trss
a. Tellula Evans, formerly prima donna
of Carleton's Opera Company, goes to
2 the Philadelphia Casino, where she will
sing the principal roles in conjunction
with strong company.
4 The books Of young Sothern's tour in
/ The Highest Bidder, under Daniel Froh-
man, show a profit Of $4,000. And it
lis + notable fact that he is the first star
who has ever played to 30 large q profit
on the first season. ar f7
Maurice Barrymore has been engaged
fof next season by'J. M. Hill as leading
man in the Margaret Mather COMPANY
This looks as though Mr.. Hill had no
doubt of managing Miss Mather for at
least another season.
A. 1Hc ye III Low DOOHeu B0l1Q up TO
and including year from next June
throughout the United States. The COM
pany will be selected by Mr.. Frohman.
and will be specially picked for their fit.
ness for the different parts. It is ex-
pected that the play will tour the country
Tor the next three seasons.
Eiiie Ellsler's play, Christine, to be
produced at the Madison Square Theatre,
N. T., in July next, is said to be YER
sion Of Antionstte Rigard, a play brought
out about two years ago in Paris. 1t was
also produced at the St. James Theatre,
London, in February last, having been
adapted by Ernest Warren. Clinton
Stuart has made the adaptation for Miss
Ellsler.
The horse effect which originally be-
longed to Held ty The Enemy has been
used in various plays since; in every in
stance, however, the effect has not been
reached. An offer was made the past
week from the people who are presenting
His Lordship tosMr. Gillette's representa-
tive to produce the effect for them in
Willismsburg, an offer which was re-
jected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
Gcnernl nlarknfs.

NEW YoRK, June 9.--Hops-Quiet, steady and
unchanged,
yellow. 5 5-16@5szc.
Copper, Lead and tin not quoted.
coaee-Spot, fair Rio nominaily &c.,; options
55,500 bags. Juue, S13 309l3.50; July, $40. 10
gyl2 80: August $1l.1OGl1. 35: September.
$l0.35Ul0;60: october, $i01ot910.20; De.
cent Der, $40. 059l0.20.
CHICAGO, June 9.--whiskey-$12 20.
Pork steady; Cash, $14 90; July. $500.
August $500.
August, Ss 20.
shoulders, se.oo@6.25; short clear, SO 10
as. .15; short ribs, $7.55.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
dailsnrnin Emit

CHICAGO, June 9,-Orapges are in light sup
ply end firm, aud the denand moderate. Cali
fornia bril- ght fruit prr box, 81 50d5. 90: smut
W, per box. <3.5O03.9j Dried frnits are
rather steady and selling fairly for everything
but plun1s and prunes, which are dull. Raisins,
loose Huscatels, two crown, per box, 81 $50
~ 45gl so; London layers, per box, $2.203
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10

Miss Jennie Martin, ITS North 81. n
Rochester, N, r.. says: 7 su qefed io1k|
ney complaints--h0me pLysicikns
medicine failed TO afford me roliej. al
duoed me TO try Dr. David Kennody'f|
Remedy mode at Rondout, N. r.. pfi(
for the benefit OF othors, who may BE- 4
as ] did. All druggists. Rsdinsto1
Agents. M -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
N DESPERATE STRAITS.
Confidential Circular from the
Republican League.
A PATHETIC PLEA FOR COIN.
Putting the Screws OIL Manufacturers
to Squeeze Out Republican
Campaign Fund.

The following confidential" circular
has been sent out by James ?. Foster,
President OF the Republican League Of
the United States. Albert Dsggett, the
indoraer, is the Republican ex-sherif OF
Brooklyn, who became notorious as a
hali-breed manipulator during the dead
lock in the New York Legislature after
the resignation Of Conkling and Platt:
"iConidential.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
FREE LECTURES
at Masonic Hail, 90 I-2 south Spring
street.

DR.. Jndson Evans, of New York, has leased
the above hall, where he will publicly heal the
sick without money and without price" for
two weeks from 10 to IL o'clock each morning.
commencing Monday morning, June 11th
where the public are invited TO attend and wit.
ness his wonderful cures DR.. Evans is acknowi-
edged to be the greatest magnetic healer liv-
Ing. 1. 4. -Il-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
Department 80. 4 Hutton. d.

Mitchell vs.. Dennis ct al.---TeH days
further time granted defendant Dennis 10
answer.
kerkhoff ct al. VS.. Olmstoad-- days
further time to defendant to answer.
Brown vs.. Gorven ct al. l.--Settled.
Peter A. Short and VIM. McDernott
admitted to citizenship.
Encouragement OF calendar set for
Monday, June 11th, at 10A.M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
Turner Hail.

10 m4At
The latest success, DR.. JekyH and Mr..
Hyde, will be presented for the first time
in this city next Wednesday and Thurs
day, at Turner Hall, by D. e. Bandmann
and his Eastern company. Mr.. Band
mans version is said to be the only cor
/ rect version of Mr.. Stevenson's work.
The New York Erening Telegram says !:
Mr.. Daniel Bandmann, last evening". OF
.Niblo's may be said to have scored q
triumph in his version Of Dr.. JekyH and
, Mr. Hyde. 1t was quite evident to those
present who had seen Mr.. Mansfeld's
impersonation that Mr.. Bandmsnn had
carried out his promise OF giving dis
5tinctly different idea. His "Mr. Hyde"
was as terrible looking and as like the
realization Of a nature utterly wicked
and fendish as the creation of Steven
sons fancy. Apparently toothless, save
with projecting tusk at each side-with
glaring eyes, matted locks and crouch
ing aspect, like wild beast at bay, he
was an awful object; and the transition
to "Dr. Jekyll' was accomplished deity,
with the aid Of little sleight-of-hand
business The story Of the book has
been followed pretty closely by Mr..
Bandmann in his versions He has woven
q love story into the plot with a murder,
thereby strengthening the work dramat-
ically, and comedy element. The
scenery, ,andiaceessories were excellent
and the supporting company was good.
Mr., Bapdmann's changes OF voice and
manner were accomplished with, great
srapidity. His cdr. Jekyll" called for as
much applause as his "Mr. Hyden did.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10

One thousand dollarswill be raid
aud every grain ofpoisonoua siibs1a|
in Wifdom's Robertine. for beautjfyl|
serving the complexion, removing
burn, frecklcs ard all bIernishcs and
Of the skin. Used and endorsed By III
society and the stage Sold BY an q
90 cents per bottle white and 1eshs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
Live stncn nrark.f.

CHICAGO. June 0--Csttie Receipts. 1000.
steady. Beeyes. 50 3095 90; sfockers and
feeders, 81 40G4. 10: Texans, &2. .65G4 Is,
Hogs-Receiptsi 16,000. Slow and Sc. lower.
Mixed. 50 4oG5.70; heavy. $5.55g5.75; light,
SIS 35f15. .65. - =
Sheep = Receipts, 5000. Weak. Natives,
e oog5 .d0; Texans, S2.oo@4.o0; western,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
Tcn.Days. Trip.

cit sin nevef do to forget the ST. Lake City
sursioa sale aud excursion advertised by Ess-
ton Eldridse ,cCos % leave on saturday night,
.Ipns 10, al 80. Roand tip S55. Tickets for
I sale at ositce Of r. R.R.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10

VIII find II to their advantages "
delphia Brewery, Also street. for
or steam beer. good on drau6ht
lowest prices. bottled 1aHer 81 n
bottles returned Delivered - 4
city. Telephone 81.