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CO LITER'S COLUMN.
WRAP DEPARTMENT
AT- -
B. F. COULTER'S.
Come and see the elegant
garments in this department.
DOLMANS
In Black Gros Grain and
Soudan Silks, Repp and
Radizmir .Satins, elaborately
trimmed and freshest de
signs at COULTER'S.
PELISSES, ,
Tight fitting, Tailor-Made,
Soliel Ottoman and Mentz
Cloths, very dressy gar
ments, at *
COULTER'S.
MANTELETTES,
Light and airy garments in
Soudan and Corden' Silks,
Soliel Ottoman, at
COULTER'S.
TALMAS,
All Paris-cut garments, trim
med with laces and fringes,
decidedly street wraps, at
COULTER'S.
CAPES,
A pleasant wrap for a lady
desiring a light garment. In
it you find comfort combined
with dress, at
COULTER'S.
RAGLANS
In plaids and plain colors,
all Tailor-Made garments, at
COULTEK'S.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
The most useful garment
EVER YET PRESENTED
to the ladies, always ready
for dress. Wraps and Dus
ters in black and colors, all
sizes and prices, at
COULTER'S.
JERSEYS.
Braided and Trimmed Jer
seys, Promenade and Plain
Jerseys in black and colors,
alt prices, at
COULTER'S.
JERSEY STOCKINETTE
By the yard in black and
colors, at COULTER'S.
ULSTERS
For traveling and driving, in
all colors at the lowest
prices, at COULTER'S.
DUSTERS
In Mohair, Linen and Pop
lin, large sizes, a speciality,
at closest prices, at
COULTER'S.
SHAWLS.
Elegant Tinsel Opera Shawls
English Ohuddah "
Striped Ottoman "
Broche "
Shetland Shawls in leading
colora, Cashmere Shawls in
black aad colors.
In conclusion we say that
we offer Special Inducements
to purchasers in this depart
ment. We cordially invite
you to visit our store.
B. P. COULTER.
BLACK SILKS.
We call especial attention
to our PRINCESS SILK,
which is not excelled, if
equaled, on this coast for
durability, finish, lustrous
black and cheapness. We
warrant this equal to any
Silk at the price.
Black Silks at 75c, 90c,
$'■25. $«.So. $1.75. 1200,
$2-25. $2 50; also Cheney
Brothers' Silks.
Bargains in Colored Silks
and the Latest and Prettiest
Styles. Don't buy your Silks
without looking at our stock.
B. F. COULTER.
BATHING SUIT FLAN
NEL.
We have had FLANNEL
manufactured by the LOS
ANGELES WOOL E N
MILL especially for this
purpose.
Yours respectfully,
B.F. COULTER,
236 & 238 N. Main St.
BAKER BLOCK.
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
VICE, U. S. ARMY.
Division ol Talearami and Reports tor the lien
fit uf Isuuiuerce snd Atrriculture. Iteisirl of el.
■creations taken at Los Ana. lee, Oal., Mar 17,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sea advertiaemeut of loat.
The popular resort -the Rink. tf
"Nectar" clgara, P. O. Cigar Store, tf
See adverlisetneut of $50 Reward.
See advertisement of rare cloture for
small capital.
The fatuous Buck beer to-day, 24
North Main slreet. ml/ Jt
Barley ia lv good demand at from 75c
to 80c per cental.
Letup's St. Liuis Buck beer to-day, 24
Kefth Main alreet. ml7-2t
C. B. Milea Millies to inveat $5000.
See advertiaemeut.
Snow-white Eastern codtish at 11.
Jevne'a, 3S Nortli Spring atreet.
A girl to do housework ia advertised
for under New To-day.
A Common Sense iucubator ia adver
tised for lata iv our New To-day,
Wbile Hose floor can be bad at H.
Jevne'a, 38 North Spring atreet.
The Laugrisbe Company left for Sau
Diego by ateainer yeeterday afternoon.
Dupee bania aud bacon, .mall and
large sizes, from Chicago, at H. Jevne's.
All the druggists are selling Peck's
Premium Perfume, and Elite Bouquet.
Bishop A. Beala will lecture tbia
(Sunday) evening at Odd Fellow's Hall.
Out reader, should not forget the dra
matic performance at Turnvereiu Hall
to-uight.
A large number of Angelefioa return
from San Francisco by today's over
laud Irain.
Sefior Guerofo is building three houses
ou Figueroa and Temple street., ou the
Park tract.
Mr. J. E. Durkee, the well known
freighter from Tombstono, is stopping at
tbe St. Klmo.
Messrs. Hicks, Dupuy ft Co. in onr
New To day advertise for 1000 pounds
of pumpkiu seed.
A local astsayer haa found nickel In ore
from Calico. The ore is a variety known
as kupfer-uicktl.
Mr. Penny is going west, and building
a house in tbe west aide uf town on the
Ocean View tract.
The annual picnic of Confidence Eu
gine Company No. 2 will lake place at
tbe City I;aniens to-day.
Thermometer fur the 24 hours ending
at 8:15 laat evening: Maximum, 72
degreee; minimum, 55 degrees.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Sea
side Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
Mr. Brum, Fink, formerly bookkeeper
of tbe Oro Grande Mining Company,
returns to Milwaukee to-morrow.
Mr. D. M. llarwood haa removed
from Orange to Calico, where be ia at
work ou Ihe Little Bonanza mine.
Dr. J. Campbell Sborb, of San Fran
elseo, was iv the city yesterday, and
made a call at the Uekai.d olliee.
The hour for Universalis! service, at
Bryson Hall, has been changed from
utorniug to eveniug, at 7:30 o'clock.
Thirty passengers left for San flirgo
per steamer Orizalsa. Tbe same steamer
leavea for Ibe north to-morrow morning.
Tbe best time liii. year to have Buck
beer is to-day only, at 24 North Main
street, Lamps beer agency. ml7-2t
First-class piano, and organs, uew and
second-band, for aale and to rent. Val
entine's music atore, 27 N. Mam street.
api27-if
Stern ft Rosea 1871 Port, and E. J.
Baldwin's 1875 Brandies, at H. J.
Woollacotts, 24! and 28 North Spring
street.
Onr fanners wbo bad plenty of coin
to sell are smiling now at the price,
which haa alowly advanced from $1.20
to $1.60 percental.
There waa quite a fall of raiu in the
mountaius ysslerdsy, while Ihe weather
in tbe city waa delightful. Rain fell a
yi ar ago yesterday.
No house in Southern California car
ries aa Urge and well selected atock of
fancy and staple groceries as H. Jevne,
38 North Spring atreet.
Ths attention of parties seeking lands,
suitable for colonies, ia directed to tbe
advertisement headed $50,000 to $100,
--000 in our New To-day column.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wait*, of River
side, are visiting friends in tbe city.
Mrs. Waite aa Miss Jesaie E. Berry,
formerly resided iv Lo, Augeles.
Mr. J. M. Davies, Secretary nf the
Board of Trade, ba. been tu.seliug for a
few days witb pneumonia, but la nuw
apparently about ua good as new.
Bevetel families from Southern Texas
are eu route to Loa Angele. with a view
to making thi. couoty their home. One
of tbe gentlemen is an old orchard!.!
from Florida.
All firemen wearing tbe uniform of
Iheir respective companies will be ad
mitted free to the picnic of Confidence
Engine Company No. 2 at tlie City
Gardens to-day.
Rev. E. S. Chase, of the Asbury
Methodist Church, Kast l.os Angeles,
will diecuursa to-day at tl o'clock a. ».,
''Our Resurrection bodies." At 7:30
h. si., 'The Fsgle'. Nest."
Mrs. Langdou and Miss Losee have
pnrehased tba house and three Int. ot
Mr. Ralph Rogers ou Temple street, to
which place they will remove their
Kindergai ten school in a few days.
The professional card of Dr. F. R.
Frost, physiciau aud surgeon, will be
fonad elsewhere in thi. morning's Un;
ald. Hia offioe are rooma 17 ami 18
Phillips Block, Nu. 38 Nurth 'Main
street.
Alt persons wanting oil paintings,
water color, or engravings, ahould
attend tbe closing aale on Mondsy after
neon at 2:31) aud the graud wind up at
auction Monday eveniug at 7:30, at No.
23 North Main street.
The members of the Loa Angeles Typo
graphical Cuiou, No. 171, are requested
to meet to day (Sunday) at 1 r; it. at
Juatiee Ling's Court-room, to nuke ar
rangements for attending tbe funeral of
Mr. T. J. Caystile at 3:30 o'clock.
A number of valuable and appropriate
articles, contributed by H. Siegel, Dillon
ft Kenealy, Polaaki Bio'hers, and the
People's Store, will be given as prizes
at the picnic of Confidence Eugine Com
pany No. 2, at the Cily Gardens to
day.
Poultry still continue, very high and
sold yesterday at $7 per dozen. Who
will start a large chicken raneho. There
are million, in the business, aud pupal
etion iacrea.es faster than the fowls.
Here is a bint for onr reader, iv
Antelope valley.
T It is aaid that artesian wells can be ob
tained at but little depth along the line
uf tbe proposed new in Iroad to Ventura,
where it passes for twenty miles along
the sunlit side of Ibe Saa Fernando
valley. There I, no doubt about the
truth of the proposition.
Tbe alaughter of oil painting, at No.
13 North Main atreet waa eoutinued
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
balauce remaining ou baud will be aold
at (SaewOii Monday eftsraooa ai 3:3t\
aad vie grand clo-iiiu asetiou lata uu
Monday evening at 7:30.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY IH, 1884.
Hy advertisement io our New To-Day
column, Meaara. Kawoett & Co., leasers of
Agricultural Park, aunounco tbat they
have tilled the blanka lv tbe publiahed
programme for Wednesday and Friday',
racoa, July 2,1 and 4th— Weduesdey
with a five-eighth, of a mile dash for
two-year-olds, and another race to bo an
nounced hereafter. Pridny'e blank is
tilled with a grand sweepstake, frou for
all, dash of one mild aud a half, and a
trotting race, mile lie its, two in three,
for two yeni-olils. They alao announce
that, hy con.cut of all interested, tbe
mare Kate Hender i. not barred from the
Slstl trotting race. With these additiona
to the programme the July meeting can
not but prove oun of the moat interest
iug to tin l men that baa been hold at the
Park for yeara.
Mr. Oeo. C. Markbam and wife, of
Milwaukee, who have been spending tbs
winter at Pasadena ou a visit to tlun
brother, Col. H. 11, Markbam, will re
turn home overland by tlie northern
route to-morrow. Seflor Markbam, be
fore going home, purchased a fruit ranch
at Pasadena
Our lady readers will hud matter
worthy of perusal iv the bulletin of
Messrs. J. M. little A Co., on tbo lirat
page of this morning's Hkkai.o. This
houae has started iv to* revolutionize tlie
dry goods trade, and from present up
pesrances ure succeeding. (Jive them a
call.
An immense area la beiug planted in
cjru ia the alluvial plains, along the
Santa Ana, the San 6*l*4*l and the
moist lauds near tho seacoost. The
prospect is good for au overwhelming
crop of this valuable graiu.
Tbe Normal School will close ths
winter term ou the 20th instant. After
tlie close of the school Prof. Redwuy
will take his vacation by a trip to New
York, where be will superiiiteud the
issue of a geography that he is editing
A man and wife, elsewhere in the
HttKALu, advertises for a situation on a
fruit ranch. Thu man has bad seven
years experience at Riverside und re
fers by permission to atl tbu prominent
fruit-growers uf tbat place.
Iv the Couuty Recorder's office yea"
terday there were filed for record twen
ty-oue deeds, three mortgages, five re
leases of mortgages, three marriage
licenses, two maps uud eight miscellane
ous papers.
A meeting of the stockholders of tbe
Los Augeles Gas Company, far the
election of Trustees, and other business,
will be held at the olliee uf the company
in this city June Hid, at 3 P. If, See
notice.
Col. A. B. Moffitt, of San Fernando,
was quite cheerful on Friday, but ou
yesterday was quite weak and obliged to
remain iv bed all day. His frieuds are
anxious to see him once more on his
feet.
There are messages at the telegraph
olliee for tbe following persons: Mr.
Edward Oxby, A. W. Kdelinan, Mra. A.
R. Johnson, Charles Hickox, Francisco
Domec, G, A. Swartout.
Article, of incorporation of tbo "Iloli
neaa Church at Norwalk" were filed fur
record in Ibe office of the County Clerk
yeatcr.lay. "The purpose for wbicb the
corporation is formed ia tbe free aud
voluntary worship ef Almighty (tod
nnd Ibe spreadiug of Scriptuat or ltible
reading over Iheae lauds." The name,
of the corporator are: Clarke Notting
ham, Jehu Keir, 11. A. Foater. S. D.
Newhill and I. M. Davee, wbo were
elected lo act as the Board of Trustees
for Ibe lirst year. "The citpitni'atock
of the corporation is tbe Word of Cod
aud Hia free Grace."
Rev. T. \V. Fleming, "tbe blind tem
perance orator of Illinois," is in our city
aud will deliver a temperance lecture
tbis afternoon at 3 o'clock at tbe Fort
Street Iff. K. Chinch. He will alao
preach a temperance sermon lo night in
the Trinity M. E. Church South, Npring
street, at 7:30 o'clock. All are conlially
invited to attend. Mr. Flen.iug ootnes
to na highly euduraed by leading church
aud temperance authorities.
The wife of Dr. W. W. Rose, will
brave Ili6 cily to-day for a trip to tbe
eaatern part of the country. She will
visit Kansas, and frieuda iv Chicago,
Milwaukee, Boston, and probably the
old Pine Tree Slate. She ba. a roving
couimiasiuu issued ly herself til go
where she is a mind to for the next live
months, and will probably go from Maine
to Mexico. Her host of frieud. iv law
Augeles wish her a joyous journey and a
safe return.
Messrs. J. F, White ft Co., tbe well
known roal estate brokers, in onr New
To-Day column, present nn unusually
attractive list of tU-aiialde properties for
sale. Tbey also offer fur ren. a honse of
thirteen ruoms, with furniture Tbis
linn by strict attention lo tunnies, und
the first-class character of all properties
found ou their list, have sun a high
reputaliou. I'oraona having property to
soli ur those desiring to make purchase..,
will lind'it to their intereat to call outbe
Messrs, White ft Co.
The Rink Masquerade.
The masquerade skating carnival at
the Kink last eveniug was well attended,
aud tbe closing night was oue of merry
making and pleasant entertainment. A
tine exhibition was given in bicycle
riding by the Los Angeles Bicycle Club,
which illustrated tbe perfection of the
artistic amusement. At 9:30 o'clock
Messrs. T. A. Templeton, Arthur M.
Herbert and Frank Cherry wore chosen
judges, and prizes wero awarded to the
skaters as follows;
Tbe funeral of Mr. T. J. Caystile will
be attended by the Cotur de Lion Com
mandery, Knights Templar, Pentalpha
Lodge No. 202, Loa Augelea Lodge No.
42, and Chapter No. 57, F. A A. M., and
the A. O. VS. W. Tbe Masonic ritual
will be read by Jobn 1). Bicknell, Esq.
Tbe aervicea will be held at Ne. 16 Rose
atreet, the former residence of ths de
ceased, after which the remains will be
interred in the Masonic burial grounds
ou Fort Hill.
Firat Award—To best lady skater,
elegant pair of gold.bracelets; Mis. Em
ma Benson, ...America.
Second Award—To best gentleman
skater, a handsome large sized album,
C. E. Blythe. ' •
Third Award—To beat sustained char
acter by a lady, an elegant napkin ring
of unique design. Miss Mamie Moore.
Fourth A ward To best sustained char
acter by a gentleman, a handsome pair
of gold sleeve buttons, Mr. Dave Ferner.
Fifth Award— To moat richly costumed
lady, an elogant album, Mra. U. Marks.
Sixth Award—To most richly costumed
gentleman, a silver cup, handsomely
engraved, Mr. Frank Meysr.
Dancing was inaugurated at 10 o'clock
and continued until a late hour. Mr.
Walton intends to open the rink next
season in a uew hall with all modern
improvements.
Ex-Supervisor Hannon and Mr. A. C.
Yeary, of El Monte, were in the cily yea
terday. They report that tbe overcast
sky is an advantage in haymaking. The
recent showers have not injured the
quality of the hay at all, while tbe half
clouded aky prevents a sadden drying of
the stalk that would scorch and discolor
the bay. So fir the quality of the new
hay is very fine, aud there ia plenty
of it.
Elsewhere will be fonnd the advertise
ment for tbe grand Zither Concert to be
given by Professor F. latutcrnian at
Turnverein Hall Sunday evening, May
25th. He will be assisted by a number
of our beat vocalist* and ittatrumenrta!
performers. A capital programme has
been prepared, and as the Profe.-sor is a
most skillful performer on this sweet
bnt little used instrument, we have no
doubt a large audience will be present.
Col. J. 0. Edwards left here yesterday
to return to bis home in Oakland. Ou
Friday evening be held ft conference
in the parlor of tha St. Elmo with a
number of prominent gentlemen in
reference to the needs of the Veteran's
Home and to arrange plans for the col
lection of funds. The work is to be
done by a committee of nine, three to be
appointed by tbe Mexican War Veterans
and throe by each of the two Poets of
the O. A. R. The former will consist
of Col. E. E. Hewitt and two others not
yet appointed. Frank Martlet! Poet
will be represented by E. A. Weed, E.
R. Howe and H. K. Brown. The com
mittee from Stanton Post consist of C.
B. Wood bead, Maj. George H. Bone
brake and Li en tenant-Govern or John
Mansfield. It is understood that in tbe
formation of the Joint Committee Col.
Hewitt will be Chairman, E. A. Weed
Secretary and Maj. Bonebrake Treas
urer. The Mexican Veterans in the
Couuty Hospital will be scut to tbe
Home iv a few days.
A boat, to be used on tbe lake 11
Hear Vulley,' was ordered thia week.
The water supply there, not only dur
ing 1883-4, but, as shown to have been
in former years, exceeds all anticipa
tions. As heretofore stated, this bids
fair to be one of the best sources of
water supply in Southern California,
and 1 he stock of the company ia steadib/
appreciating in value. — San Btrtmrdino
In City Justice Morgau's Court yea
terday, John Oulren, vagrancy, wae
fined 130 or Ibirly days in jail. John
Tennant, drunk and disorderly, got 120
or twenty days. Jack Bronnan, stealing
a buggy robe from F. Aockerhlum, was
sentenced to .evenly live slays in j til.
John Dowd, disturbing the peace, got
$75 or seventy-tive days, Joe Miller,
same offence, $30 or thirty day..
We direct the attention of our readers
to the double column advertisement of
Messrs. Allen ft Thomson, importers and
wholesale and retail deaiera in furniture,
upholstered goods, carpets, curtains of
every inscription, etc., all of the latest
designs. The atock is ono of tbe largest
and most varied to be fonnd in the city.
Mr. Allen specially invites all hia old
customers to call.
The Rust Rumor.
A gentleman wbo hoe visited many of
tbe grain fields iv the neighborhood of
r«oa Augeles and the San Fernando val
ley iofonna the Herald reporter that,
while much of tbe barley is covered with
red rust, it will not injure the crop in
the least. The yellow rust, which is so
. injurious to wheat, ia not very abundant.
Tbe rust of wheat, barley and oati is
a fungous growth, which feeds on the
stalk and leaves of grain. It multiplies
with wonderful rapidity, obstructing the
natural channels in which the food of
the grain is carried, tbua retarding or
entirely preventing tbe growth aud
ripening of the kernel. Under (he mi
croscope the rust is seen to consist of
minute red or yellow cells, which, on
maturing, burst aud scatter a powder ao
hue that the moat powerful microscope
cannot resolve it perfectly. Thia fine
dust constitutes the spores or seed germs
of the rust. Each cell, ou ripening, pro
duces several thousand seed germs.
These are developed only by the heat
and the late rains, or hy other sources
of ni vi it ure.
A part of tbe Raymond excursion jla
left yesterday for the Vosemite. Owing
to the limited mean, of traveling from
Madera tn Yoaeinite only a part of tbe
excursionists will go at a time. The bal
auce of tbe party will go tbia week in in
stalments. Tbe distance which this ex
cursion travel. I.y rail ia 8519 miles, or
over one third the distance round tbe
world.
There are a few lots left io the Martin
Iraot which will be sold on tbe install
ment plan—lifty dollars cash down and
ten dollars each month. These lots are
close to the city water-pipe and one
block from street-cars; :,re covered with
grapevines flfteeu year, old; a good
chsnoe for cheap homes. See T. E.
Rowan, 114 North Spring atreet, Temple
lllock.
Don J. J. Warner, atarted yesterday
for a viait to his old home in Con
necticnt, by the overland train. Thia ia
quite a different method of travel from
that by which he came over tbe mount
alna and plains in 1831. He returns a
the age of 77 to see what ia left of tba
ni l birth place at Lyme, in the land of
wjoden nulmega.
There was a heavy washout on tbe A.
T. ft S. F. It. R. on Thursday, between
Darning and Albuquerque, so that no
mail arrived yesterday or day before
from points east of Iteming. The bridge
at the Needle fell sway ou Friday, io
that malls by both routes are temporari
ly arrested. It ia expected (hat they
will be all right to-morrow.
The week finished yesterday witb a
raah all along tbe line, every depart
ment shows heavy returns and tbe bnlk
of goods tbat left our bouse wae simply
enormous. A resume* of tbe past week
would, perhaps, prove interesting and
give some idea of the magnitude of the
busine-M transacted at J. M. Hale & Co.
NUMBER OF PCBCHAKBRS DURINII TUB
f AST WEEK.
Monday SW, Tuesday 475, Wednes
day 303, Thursday 513, Friday Iff,
Saturday 737; grand total for six days,
3,211. Thia speak* volumes and needs
no comment. The week has beeu a
heavy one and the executive abilities of
our stalf have be on tasked totha utmost.
We mention thla inasmuch that perhaps,
during the rush some visitors may have
thought themselves some what neglected
J. M. Hale & Co., assure their patrons
that auoh was not intended, and they
will be neneron* anough to accept tbia
explanation. We expect a bigger bus
ineaa tbis week aad we are making every
endeavor to prepare for it. Now will
you help us ? Yen can do ao matt-ri My,
by simply cotniug aa early in the day as
your household duties will admit of.
You wilt then spread the business so to
apeak over tbe day's surface. Instead o(
Members of Pentalpha Lodge, No.
202, F. * A. M., by advertisement under
NewTo-Day, are notified to meet at
their ball at 3 r ai. to-day to attend the
funeral of tholr late brother, T. J. Cays
tile. Tbe members of Los Angelea
L )dge No. 42 are also notified to meet at
their hall for tbe same purpose.
The Democrats of the Third Waid
met at Turnverein Hall laat evening and
effected a temporary organization by
electing C. Jecoby aa President, and T
McCaffrey Secretary. After an imform
al discussion of matter, relating to the
coming campaign, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the President.
Mr. C. M. Hanger, the President and
manager of the Gro Grande Company,
and of tbe Burning Moscow Company,
and other mines of tbat group at Calico,
will return to Milwaukee to-day with
hia daoghter, He will make hia winter
residence in Loa Angelea, with occasional
visit, to the mines at Calico.
The liah markets wero remarkably
well supplie.t yeatarday with tbe moat
delicioaa fish tbat captivated all who
saw them, lt ia a surprise to many
person, that ao few liah are eaten here.
One reason, and the principal crtie, ia
that the Hah dealers fail to advertise
their arrival, and assortment.
having the whole day', commerce
crowded into a few hour*. Thanking
yon heartily for your practical auawer
to our call, we remain yours truly,
J M.HALitCo ,
Wt regr«t to hear that Jadge Willie,
of Saa Bernardino, who wot so badly in
jured o*. In- bead ehoni ten <bya ago, h
uot »o wait but i« dehrioua and eerioualy
eu:a.
Has) 7 and v Sptkefl »tr..t, Los
Anll-1...
Sketch of a Great Actress.
It illicit be well to premise this brief
description with the statement that
Mile. Kbea's beauty is queenly. She is
taller thau some of the European start,.
Her bead is exquisitely shaped aud
crowned with a heavy suit of dark, al
most black hair; her face Is delicately
but clearly cut; her dark eyes brilliant
ai her diamonds., aud ber mouth might
have served as an original model far the
bow of Cupid. Her countenauce moves
with every emotiou and is retiaed, in
telligent and expressive to ft high de
gree. Her form is lithe, graceful and
charmingly moulded, all of which per
sonal attributes comblueto call forth the
homage received by hi r. She was born
iv Bi ussels, September 14, IMA Her
parents were iv alllueut circumstances
and removed to Paris when the artiste
was very young. As the result of her
early education and aurrouudings, she
is bright, vivacious and piquant, a Par
Meuue to her glove-tips. Five
yeara of her life were spent
iv a convent, where she displayed
a great taste in literature and remarka
ble proficiency in music. She evinced a
strong taste for the drama, and occasion
ally appeared in amateur reoitals at the
reque.it of friends among the nobility.
Teu years ago Charles Feebler heard
her recite, and urged her to adopt tbs
stage as a profession. Acting upon his
advice and recommendation, Rhea placed
herself under Bcauvallet iv the Paris
Conservatoire. She made her debut at
Brussels, in the comedy of "Fairy Fiug
era," and remained in that city a year.
She theu went to Roaeu, and from
thence to Paris, being received in both
places with great print. Afterwards,
when starring France, abe received let
tern from Paria calling her to tha Im
perial Theater. Afterwards, upon the
request of the (.'/.ar, she went to St. IV
tersburg aud remained five years as lead
iug lady at the Imperial Theater. After
the a sassiuatiou of her patron she left
Russia ou account of Nihilistic threats,
and weut to Kngland. She studied the
English language but one month before
I appearing In "Much Adu About Noth
ing ." Other parts were added to her
repertoire, and she at once became tbe
attraction of the Island. October 13,
1882, she reached America by steamer
City of Rome.
A Pies for Suffering Brutes.
It is quite time that a more humane
policy was pursued ln regard to tho
hitching of teams of horses aud mules lv
the atreels of this city. Thousands of
persons drive into Los Angeles in the
morning and hitch their tired teams
along our atreets where they staud all
day in foul gutters, stamping their hoofs
and breaking them ou the stones, and
frequently spattering pedestrians wilh a
vile mixture from tlie atreets.
Tbe animal, at times suffer from cold,
aud then again from a burning sun
shine. They become restive and nervous
and aotaetlines break away and run for
home near the close of Ihe day, creating
deatruction and imperiling life. Besidd
the merchants of the city are aeriously
inconvenienced hy the custom, as It
shuts them out of a chance to communi- i
cate with their customers who wish to
drive np to tbe stores to trade.
It often happens tbat a man will oom.
to town with a large wagon-load of wood
with a smallor wagon in trail, and alter
unloading his wood will drive in front of
a merchant's store on Main or Spring
street and hitch his team with the
wagon attached occupying forty feet
trout, while the driver amuses himself
all day around town, and tbo merchant
loses trade from partiea who wish to ap
proacS the store from the street with a
team. These cases are of daily occur
rence and should lie stopped at once.
There are pleuty of large corrals and
atablea tbat are always ready to receive
transient learns at moderate charges,
where they will be out of the way of the
merchants, leaving the streets open and
avoiding the danger of collisions wilh
runaways. Quarrels ara daily arising
in consequence of thia atreet obstruction
aod personal collisions are not impossi
ble. Some parties hare already armed
themselves to prevent theae all-day
stayers from blocking up their access lo
the street. Tbe merchants desire the
Herald to point out the wrong that
they are aubjected to in this matter with
the hope that a sense of justice may pre"
vail in the community,, and th. evil
which they complain of be removed. So
mote it be.
Soldier's Home
Steamer Passengers.
The following paaaenaera left for San
Diego yeeterday afternoon per steamer
Orizaba: Misa F Weer, Mrs M S Often
Lie ber, W H Priugle, H O Percival, S
S Bamberger, tieorge A Galea, Dr J
Jarvis, A J Marrermann, C Kelley, E J
Hamilton, J W Snow, J 8 Case, Rev
J T Ford, J S Langriahe and wife, Miaa
Nellie Pixley, Mra L Lingham, Mrs
Tenoaal, J H Richmond, G C Staley, J
E Fox, Frank Clevea, J Bronaon, O
Hafner, A J Beetao, T Lyon., Cbarlea
Luft and wife, G B Griawold, Misa M
Rennie.
A Mistake.
The catalogues of Barretto'. sale of
Jersey cattle read Thursday. May 20th.
It should read Tuesday, aud don't say
yeu forgot the day and hoar, Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock. May 1 S-2t
New York Auction Sale
Laat week th. following were .old and
pricea obtained of the noted Jersey Cat
tle:
Nxw York, May 7.—la the aale of
Jersey cattle to-day good prices war. ob*
tame.l and the bidding was spirited.
Baron of St Lambert, a bull, brought
(4,400; Honeymoon of Bt. Lambert, a
cow, I3.1O0; Bombs, her daughter, is of
the AMo»a stock, a cow, t5,200; Daisy's
Black Prince, a bull, 13,000.
John C. Bell Mils in thia city
of Loa Angeles the preeue strain
uf atock. at auction, from th. eel.
ebrated herd of F. J. Barretto, pro
prietor of the Forest Grove Jersey
Cattle Farm. John C. Ball inform, na
that Mr. Barretto would be pleased to
have any aud all call at bis farm, and
the invitation ia extended especially to
excursion partiea of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and all
strangers and lovers of fine atock, and
view hia fine premium cattle. Please bear
iumind that Mr. Barretto'. sale takes
place on the 20tb of this mouth, at the
stockyard aad bora, aad carriage mart,
in tbe rear ef the Cathedral, on Loa An
gelea street, of John C, Bell, and directly
opposite of Stengel', nursery.
Hor.ford's Add Phosphate
FOR SICK HCAuACHR,
Dr. N. S. Rkad, Chicago, says: "I
think it ia a remedy of the highest value
In many forma of mental aad nervous
exhaustion, attended hy sick headache,
dyspepsia aad diminished vitality."
Astonishing Results
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shffoh'a Catarrh
Remedy. Price M seats. Nasal In
jector free. Sold by C. >F. Heinseman
12-2 North Main .treat.
Health by good living. K. B. Miliar
« Co.'. P.oaaf spices wa pars and una
dulterated. Just try them one.; Jevne
haa them. apr'JS-lm
WHY WILL Vol) rough'whan Shi-
Mi's Care wtN ,M.o ImiMiUal. teM.
Pries 10 . ts., SO et. , M S..ld by C. P.
; H«iozem.u, fii North Main street.
COURT REPORTS
Electricity and Magnetism the New
Means of Cure
Superior Court -Howard, J.
Satphiiav. May 17.
Fanners and Merchants' Haul. vs.
Raymuud tk Cluck Demurrer of de
murrer of defendant (.luck submitted.
Three days given de fwuduut to lile points,
ami plaintiff* two days to reply.
Pico vs. Colin -Defendant's motion
for a new trial argued and submitted.
Domingo (irijalva, a native of Mexico,
ualnrulized.
Estate of A. Randolph, deceased—Pe
tition for letters of administration grant
ed. Bom), 91000. -Judge Smith being
absent the aLove petition was for that
reason heard by Hon. V. K. Kuwaiti,"
SET FOR MONOAV,
Oiiinhy vs. Butler--Trial.
Cily vs. Jones, rial.- Objection to re
port of commissiout'is.
HRl* FOR .MONMAV.
Kstate of J. K. Bills ---Petition.
Kstate of Jesus Alvarez—Account.
Kstate of P. Kaoiin)/ Account. !
Estate of Bumiller—Account. ]
Or. Bi Rubhius, the celebrated Aus
tralian Klectro Magnetic Healer, 111
South Main street, nearly opposite tho
Cathedral, after several years' experience
in the Australian colonies, Huu Francis
co, Salt Lake City, Denver, and aeveral
mouths hi this city, has decided to per
manently locale here, w here ho tuts per
formed so many wonderful cures without
the aid of medicine, His rooms on
orowded daily with patients anxious lo
get the benefit of his power over «o
called incurable dincases. Dr. KobMni
is patronized by some of our leading citi
zens. He also diagnoses diseases with
out explanation from the patieut-i, free
ol charge, and has fitted up the Institute
at coiirMdcrabfu expense with Or. Moll
man Ik Palmer's celebrated electro-thera
peutic hath, which is pronounced hy em
incut physicians tn be the greatest .lis
oovery in medical science of modem
times; also other medicated baths, w ilh
the latest improvements in electrical in
struments for administering Faradic,
(lalvanic ami static electricity. M>2ltf
ARK TOO MAI >R miserable by Indi
gestion, Constipation, Diaslpses. Lose 0«
Appetite. Yellow Skin? BhUoB'S Vitalize!
is a pOfUMVe cure. Sold hy C. F. Heinze
man, 122 North Main sheet.
He Couldn't Help It.
A Chicago geullemau, now stopping at
the most popular hotel In Los Angeles,
says he never loses bit temper, except
when be fancies bimaeli' iv the eonelud
iug part of au interesting story, which
winds up with something about Mm.
Soothlow's Winaling Syiup, etc , hut
said he had to laugh ami couldn't help it I
when he found bin favorite uignr, "Tan
silt's Punch," advertised sj the P. 0.
Cigar Store.
HHILOH'SCCKE \Vnx7inmediately
relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by C. F. Heiuzeman,
122 North Main street.
Just Out—"Beauties or California,"
Illustrated In colors, views cf Lna An
geles, Pasadena, Riverside, orauge
S roves, vineyards, Yosemito Valley,
lg Trees, tke., Ac. For sale at stamp
window posto 11 ice and all hook and news
stores. Price, 75c. per copy. Im-apr27
"IIACKMKTACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 ceuts.
Hold by C. F. Heiuzeman, 122 North
Main street.
Cigars, Cigars.
An Immense consignment of imported
and Key West cigars!
Just received 25,000 cigars direct from
Havana and 100,000 from Key West.
The largest consignment of thin class of
goods ever received in this market.
Being direct importers, thus saving tho
commission paid to middlemen, we are
enabled to sell at a reduction of 50 per
cent on former prices.
Epklman ACo.,
Direct Importers,
No. UG North Main Street.
»pr27 lm
SHILOH'S VITALI/CERis what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspep
sia. Price 50 aud 75 cents per bottle.
Hold by C. f % Heinzeman, 122 North
Main atreet.
F. T.iu.U.nt»t, merchant tiillor. No. ISO
Spin | street, is himself a [lUlltl—l Sut
ter; itnil, having had ample experience
in Man Francisco nnd Los Angeles,
knows how to meet the requirement* of
hia customer*. H* keeps a full supply
of tlie best cloths constantly on hand
and mnkert them np "npou houor,"
Portland Cement.
Mv own importation: direct from
London ex-ship Blengfel. For vale iv
lota to suit, Sj.i , rates givau for
large quantities.
Waltku 1, Maxwell,
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a
potiive t in c for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. Hold hy C. F. Heinze
maii, 122 North Main street.
Syrup of Flgu
In the best and moat pleasant of at)
purgatives. It cleanses tho system,
1-untie* the blood, (-urea Mllo—and
constipation, dyspepsia, headaches,
cold?, fevers, etc Our enterprising
druggist, C. F. Heiuzeman, is stilling it
rapidly, aud it given aatiafaction to
everyone.
A NASAL INJKCTOH free with each
hottlo of Shiloh's Catarrh Ueimdy.
Price 50 cenls. Sold-by C. F. Ilein/enian,
122 North Main itrect.
There are in this city many object-! of
interest to visitor* who have never been
here before, but to those who come here
after an interval of a few yearn the
change iv our growth and progress is
really marvel.mh. They note the de.
velopment in every branch of industry,
and especially do they nntico tbe Pacific
Restaurant, opposite the Post office, and
universally pronounce it a perfect nimb i
of au eating house. al I lm
NKW TO-DAY.
WM. H. ALLEN. j h. THOMSON"
ALLEN & THOMSON,
Importer, and Whol-ssle .ml Cull Dealers In
CARPETS, GOODS »
Shades, Lace Cur
NEW tlOttWS. l^^ Intent Soles.
Lalando Block, 32 S. Spring St., Opp. Brys..o's Hall, I.os Angelea. mlglf
' rrATHSR-WIICNT.*'
*jm*% m ■■ fini .in i j
»4.«0 ma 00.
FINE HATS
We open to-day a complete assortment of •
Fashionable Hats,
Representing in all twenty cases, or one hundred and twenty
dozen, received May the 10th, all of the
LATEST AND NEWEST STYLES
Now in vof.me in New York City. Drop in as yon go by and look at our HATS
and you will be surpr.sed at the enormous aisortmeut we carry. One price to all.
- SIEBELthe HATTER,
Cor. Main and Commercial sts.
MM Sm
FOB SALE,
323 LOTS, as Follows:
INTHE PARK TRACT.
Thirty-three lots fronting on Temple street, 4 5 lots
on Beaudry avenue, 32 lots on Pearl street, 55 lots on
Canal and Reservoir streets, 20 lots on Custer avenue, 18
lots on Centenial avenue, 10 lots on Crescent avenue, 18'
lots on Montreal street, 26 lots on Court street and 19
lots on Diamond street.
In the Ocean View Tract, 7 lots on Omaha street
and 1 o lots on Illinois street, and 30 lots in the vVest
Rosas Tract.
To all I say, new an.l <>l 1 friends, mechanics merchant., capitalists*and
bankers, do not fail to secure for yourselves the advantage of purchasing one or
more lota on tbe benutiful hill., neutrally locate.), between Diamond street and
Canal and Reservoir streets, white you oan buy them at tirst hand at ona-balf
their value.
This year's flood, destroying the homes of from forty to fifty families so. 1
damaging other property to the amount of $200,000, haa demonstrated beyond p.,
adventure the fact that the low lamls are not suitable for residences.
The great number of new houses daily being built on the hills weat of Vain
street well shows that tbe people realize the advantages of a home on the hills.
The drawback heretofore has been the lack of a atreet railroad, but thia is
soon to ba remedied by tbe Temple and Diamond Street Railroad, leading lo the
Voucg Ladi«a' Seminary, finally to coat (90,000, and passing through the streets
on which many of theae lots are located.
MIND YOU. most of theae lota are within from live to ten minutes
walk from Ihe Court lloese, and none further than fifteen.
mh26tf New High atreet, at end of ham street, opposite Pico House.
WBSTBRVBLT'e
PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS,
Artistic Portrait Photography Only !
THI INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS FOR CHILDREN.
CallanJ examine Specinn-ns :tt Nt>, iS tVnilli Mum i-'trget
•».
NKW TO DAY. NEW TO-DAY.
LEWIS BROS.
Columns.
"PRO BONO PUBLICO."
For thn public good wr: propose to enlighten tlie
public upon a few important facts. We challenge any
living man to produce an instance in which the firm of
Lewis Bros.
Ever deceived their patrons or ever advertised any goods
with the evident intention to mislead the purchaser. Lewis
Brog. never advertised to sell English (?) Curacoa Kid
Button Shoes at $2.25 and claimed the same goods sold
at wholesale at $3.10, for two very good reasons, viz.:
Firstly—There is no snch thing known to the
trade as English Curacoa Kid Button Shoes; this is
but a thin disguise for sheep skin.
Secondly—There is no Curacoa Kid Shoe
made that is wholesaled at $3.10.
Thirdly—Lewis Bros, never advertised to sell
Misses Pebble Goat Button Shoes at $1.25 and claimed
that the same goods wholesaled at $2.35 and retailed at
$2.50, for a good reason, that no house in existence can
bring a shoe 500 miles, pay $2.35 for it and retail it at
a profit of 15 cents.
BUT
Lewis Bros.
Sell a Ladies' Cucacoa Kid Buton Shoe for
$ 1.90 that is worth $3.
Lewis Bros sell a Miss' Pebble Goat Button
Shoe, Real Goat, sizes 11 to 2, in three
widths, for $ 1.25 that is w or th $2.
■
And Lewis Bros. Sell a Ladies' French Kid But
ton Shoe, Satin Finish, Center Seam, Op
era or square toe, Common Sense Heel,
well worth $5, for $3.50;
A Raal French Kid Shoe and Fully Warranted.
Lewis Bros.,
ONE PILIGB
Boot and Shoe House,
101 AND 103. N. SPRING ST.
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