The herald., 1893-07-24
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REDoNpo BEACH, July %. - The
steamer Bonita, Captain Green, got out
of this port at 80 last evening, the de-
lay in departure being occasioned by in
creasing her shipment of barley. she
took out 253 tons, consisting of 4500
sacks, for San Francisco market.
The steamer Los Angeles, as reported
by wire, is due In Redondo port at 8
O'Clock this evening with merchandise
for Los Angeles and interior points.
The steamship Corona is due in the
morning at O'Clock (July 24), having
1l9 tons of merchandise and big pas
senger list for Redondo.
A tally-ho coach party from Los
Angeles arrived at the Hotel Redondo
last evening ct 6 O'Clock to attend the
Saturday nights hop. Among the
party were the Misses Hall, Workman,
the Misses Widney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Workman, Mr.. Halstead, Mr.. Williams,
Mr.. Goodloe, Mr.. Chris Henne, and Mr..
and Mrs. B. Jakinay.
The entertainment given last evening
ct the ChautauquRn ampitheater was q
pronounced success. A good house
greeted the first appearanoB of the Re.
dondo Minstrel club--tully 500 patrons
were entertained until IL O'Clock by this
new combination Of local talent. The
whole company, consisting of 10 mem
bers, acquitted themselves in thor
oughly artistic manner. Messrs.
Alsop, Doaster, Chase and Walden were
particularly popular with the audience.
Professor Schmidt's orchestra was an
important factor in the success of tho
initial concert of the Redondo Minstrel
club.
Mr.. J. I. Chase, the manager of the
minstrels, contemplates giving concert
at Compton In the near future.
The crowd visiting the beach today
was, as usual on Sundays, very large,
and made up OF frst-class people. Great
numbers enjoyed surf bathing and a
very happy congregation of young
people, succumbed to the enhancing
measure of Schmidt's orchestra in the
Casino, tripped the light fantastic
throughout the afternoon.
Among the visitors at the beach, were
Maj. A. r. Mcguire and Fred. Parker of
the Santa Fe general Offices.
The Southern Pacific was represented
by conductors II. B. Putnam, @. A. Tup-
per, nephew of Sir Charles Upper of
Canada, F. Emmonds and Mr.. Gallo
way.
Kit Lee OF the Santa Fe succeeded in
securing the belle of Redondo as part
ner for the may dance at the casino.
j. Sennett, D. Marshall of Los Angeles
and Conductor Thornburg Of the A. & P.
railroad acted as masters Of ceremony at
the casino today.
Mr.. Benson, fish dealer in Santa Mon
lea, secured 400 pounds OF surf fish from
Fisherman Maxey this morning.
Captain Davis, of the big schooner
Gnxaxno-shlp, j. L.. HIUuHrf tinn ted q.
Mullins ofssheeeSanta Fe beng special
guests at ttietfSstivs board at the dinner
hour st 6 o'ci0okyl eyol 10 mi
Mr.. the Santa Fss lumber
department ,rsports'the timbasbfor the
Southern California, discbssged from
the Governor Ames. One million feet of
lum Der on the 6timson Mill company
consignment yet to be discharged.
This mornings arrivals at the Hotel
Redondo were: ]. G. Epperly, CITY:
Frank H. Henford, Arizona; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Gates, Williams, Arizona G. s.
Conger, Il. D. Trundstrom, Riverside;
Miss E. Brsnt, city; s. L. Blum, Miss
Dieter. San Francisco; s. Mascsrel,
Miss Edith Coates, Mr.. and Mrs. Prus.
sis, A. A. Hubbard, w. B. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Howell, Harry Gil
more, Mrs. Norman Bride, M. @. Land
ers, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Kehl, Mr.. and Mra. w. H. Holems.
Miss Martha Herrick, F. M. Notman.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry e. Ross, George
PSkina je., George H. Wigmore. J. L.
Hibbard.