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DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Notes of Plays aud Players
From Everywhere.
€K)SSIP PROM THE WINGS
Maggie Mitchell to Appear Here
Shortly—Other Events in the
Near Future.
Sara Bernhardt, according to a rumor
that haa been cabled from Paris, is soon
to marry again.
Pretty Bettina Padelford has retired
from the Seven Ages company and been
succeeded by Elvia Crox.
Stuart Robaon will next year revive
A Comedy of Errors, The Henrietta hav
ing been nearly worked out.
An Engliah syndicate has purchased a
two-thirds interest in Foreoaugh's show
on a valuation of $1,900,000.
Hana yon Bulow's sixtieth birthday
was celebrated January Bth, at Ham
burg, by a grand concert under hia di
ne tion.
George Ohnet, the French author, ia
dramatizing hia "Dernier Amour" for
Miss Genevieve Ward. It must be a sort
of dernier reasort for her.
A dramatic representation of the ad
ventures of Stanley ia being prepared for
one of the Engliah theaters, which will
present it in grand style.
Ada Glasca has rejoined the Conried
Opera Company. Miss Glasca haa the
lock of owning property worth a quarter
of a million dollars, and can afford to say
"bo pay, no play."
Pretty Annie Russell has just sub
mitted to a dangerous surgical operation
and is now in a private hoapital in New
York. It will be some time before she
will be well enough to return to the
stage.
Magnie Mitchell, who ia now playing
to crowded houses in San Francisco, will
commence an engagement here on March
3d. She will appear in Bay, Little Bare
foot end Fanchon. Maggie has recently
been marr:od, and this is said to be her
farewell tour of the United States.
Mrs. Leslie Carter ia to make her debut
in a aociaty di&ma at the Broadway,
Yew York, November 10th, the time
being a part cf that held by Mr. Abbey
for Mary Anderson. And it is said that
Fan! Potter, of Chicago, has been paid
$3,000 to write a new play for her. Who's
BSXt?
The Nollie McHenry Company have
dropped the new title For Sweet Charity's
Sake for the old play and returned to its
original ntme, Green Room Fun. The
old play with the new title haa not
"caught on" at all, and Manager Fred
Maeder ia going to try if there is any
thing in a name after all.
W.zz Paulina Hall indignantly contra
dicts the report that she is about marry
ing Mr. McCiellan, or anybody else.
Miss Bail writes: I have everything in
tho world tfant I want. I had one hus
band, cad bat was enough. If I ever
char;? lay mind, which I cannot do at
■reseiafc if I T7culd, as I have not yet
boen divorced irom my husband, we
lavi-7? only separated, I will let the
world k&QW.
Jo Brinefa ley Mowdays too expensive ?
WUlj B.lx ... not ihe only man who
fiLi: he H to. Wmfi io Srx.araon, an end
-3." rjr higher than a So
«n igc, -,7ho rlaclsres that
nr. ' titinnt ot has reached
Mb 1 • . v DMA and strait ovent-
c i '■ - t '» Ita fircl aisrcUcity.
_>. .9:K-iI. "t'tZl- negro HOtOS
oi cat ngie bur/ineES. No
Ml (feel fct home in a glim-glam
fftit • », sa>j. ;>,"!y if he has to :
do* ra' al boom gort."
Amsng : c ' 01.-323 made by Miss
i.iels Fayn daring her recent visit tc
France wore some vary intereating relics
to be tided oa prepevtiea in her forth
comics too? cf .£• marks tfee "jyceuc:
thefcsL snocoae, Tfce .'3«3d ZZi7.rU At
lfcrrji'.:sc nhe cviccsedad in bayicg the
fihrt hvv: Wa oe szMbiftloti so
long ;:: raneeam (.heref.ad tketdid
tnriv daring tho rrign of terror. She
ttlso bfoaght bach w zmsS tecs* field
piec~ >3fis ifee Dsafs of satcy bat
tlee daring Napeueen'a ticpe, and fori
Wriefa she pdd 3,200 hxnea. '.: pair of
ejhaekles wi&h cbxbu and ax old branch j
flig, b )th oi vrhfch h?,Y3 bistori sal con
■ectkac, ccatplcte tue coilecfeoa.
H. J. 13 i .'?">»*■•, t/:.» :" *;i .: H4i i_
taedaoe the tsieatod l&Mtfesks fee ihepab
lie, fc-.-fi earno Itaofc from. Sngi ad .
bow tar, -,•..» :.' d £c '•-.a . .■
■ha k Hie, Ohnrchiil-JodiJil. Whaa a
Kzw York reposl - iidiorviewod 8 '• v
Mho ."-'i.:,'. remarked kuA ' c:.- ii 3
play k London A33urar.ce. '". ': are ia :
■jwrrioK ci uraoter in it," she zz:... sad'
having the owmr of n!xte*a .. »
horsecjov. <;ill jss the rsacjat af ray
choice."' iTc wonder th&t S£rt. '?:■'.:: a-
Fotfe: and thtt other • 10
nos, Mra. Lf.r y, fle-i!'.: M 1 tn, jni tod
ftatcre at tbe zr?:cz:lz. cf theh 1; v:? rival.
If Mrs, Oharchiil-Jbrksil is fen - of ipori,
as aha i:; j, - i it. t ' ■ ■
fie-iy of is in Amaicti.
A ■•;uu' J .'r-orieaa fjs Icu-ica
hoc s. ..h:':. Lid sieve waited 7::'t : 2 reyal
Hoc. Wood -I aiglcad. Thfe fa hovr it
ha?;--:j sd: The Prince of Wakoo wm tt
ffeo fihirei-w Tfhsm sh6 waa eiosi:.:. and
Kt:the rocend and laird ecte eke. naa
htbEt f 1"' t'r: Prince, who La takicj
Ida 6«i ; -.-:-;.r, Cram the batSochcle o£
hi " ?.-j*.Gr" 'jo prscsct ii Il'sri
P<-' .. . si] pricked hia finger. Scd
-4c v I »gc? BCariae shoated "Oloar
U* ..j ;>rij)C3 Bid st&late
far t' Dde, with ihe ncavoid*
mm She white hid clove of
tho yest?; aofcrese won otainad by a
ecn,\. : S2*psei the royal Woe blood
•f E Friuoe of WeleSi the fatare
Ki. oi r ,u*£.
A ':-v, with cammandable
mni : :zzzi Barbser'enew
Wm »n d' Arc, ia which Sara
80. c< mating a great sensa
■Mi . ] , , The puichase includes,
be . ennocript and the score of
tif.o iaridoVital inosic, the entire scenery
si 3 . T/.c:nes fey Worth, now used in
fMcfcboratc nrcdaction at the Porte St.
Kij Slim Mather will produce the
plr.y hi ifcifl country early next fall on
the ta& incgcificoat scale, it is said,
thot ihz plaj is now receiving in Paris.
B : ';.'; rcw version, according to
Frcnc'* critics, is a vast improvement
evor th* rid ?lay that was published
acarlj a scare of years ago, and Gounod
kaa contributed new music, which is
•mne :jy c. cheni of 300 voices.
S* :\i ~t« is v/tiii Christopher
In the ice cieam and tei cream soda business,
112 North Spring ttreet. Telephone 303.
Calais, Oils and Glass,
Cornar bcoor.d and Main.
New styles in wall paper, 7 cento per roll, 237
Sooth Spring street. P. j. Saner.
Try "Pride of the Family" jo*p.
Children Cty for Pitcher's Castoria
THE LOS AfIQJfiLES DAILY HERALD: MUffPAi MORJUNQ, FEBRUARY 24 1890.
SOME HOBBIES.
They Are All Rlfht If They Are
<-o«d Onea—A DlveraltT of fade.
It is a good thing for lich men to have
fads. A hobby is not only a distributor
of wealth in many ways, but when it
takes the shape of" collecting it is a con
servator of riches, too, while it ia more
than useful in occupying hours that
might else wise be given over to the
services of the—ahem! Books and pic
tures are the commoner materials that
rich collectors accumulate, and in our
cities milliona of dollars are locked up in
these treasures; but the hobby takes
many other forme: Mr. George W.
Childs is as noted for his collection of
clock i as for his charities, and another
distinguished editor, Charles A. Dana, is
an authority on orchids and porcelain.
Some people prefer violins—instruments
made by Stradivariua and Guarnerius,
and worth thrice their weight in gold,
for use and age have mellowed
them until they sing like angels
under the touch of a master; but
masters are seldom allowed to touch
them, and more'e the pity. For 2 000
years coins have been a subject of esteem,
not only with people who spend them
but with those who have an eye for
artistic beauty; acd it may be remarked,
en passant, that our own coinage is a
pretty bad thing to look npon, especially
the silver pieces decorated with a goddess
of liberty whose legs grow out of her
waist and whose hair grows where her
face ought to be.
Postage stamps have engaged more
than juvenile interest, and there are
philatelic clubs in this land whose al
bums are worth a comfortable fortune.
Mr. Brayton Ives, a well-known mem
ber of the New York Stock Exchange,
solaces his leisure with the perusal of an
cient missals, so ancient as to caligraphy
and orthography that few people else
can read them. He knows a genuine
antique from a bogus one at a glance,
and is fond, too, of editions de luxe and
rich bindings. The autograph fever has
never raged as fiercely in this country as
it has abroad, and many so-called auto
graph collections contain little but signa
tures written on carda; things that the
advanced c Hector would consign to
the waste basket, for he is afar
letters, documents and manuscripts. The
poets Stedman and Aldrich have gath
ered a large number of manuscripts, as
their literary friendships and editorial
functions have enabled them to do,
and Mr. Stedman has "extended"
his copies of hia own books with
portraits and original letters. It is
doubtful if $5,000 would represent the
worth of his extra illustrated copy
of The Poeta of America. One broker in
New York spends his superfluous wealth
on sapphires. He haa a caae of these
stones that delights the very souls
of all who ace them. A Brooklyn
man rides a similar and equally expensive
hobby, and his diamonds, rubies, emer
alds, topazes, zircons and tourmalines
are said to rival in splendor the crown
jewels. This was one of Mr. Beecher'a
delights, and he always bad gems
wrapped in bits of coarse paper care
lessly mixed with email change and
keys in hia pocketa.
The house of Tiffany owns a aumptuous
caae of jewels, cat in the rough, all of
which were found in American soil, and
were exhibited recently in Paris. The
mineralogical expert of this house, Mr.
George F. Kunz, aaya there are not over
100 gem collectors in this country. He
himself is the owner of a remark
able group of meteors, mostly from
i Mexico and the United States. The fin
est private collection of minerals in the
| world is that of Mr. Clarence S. Bement,
of Philadelphia, who has, by search and
purchase, acquired a remarkable number
of them, typical of their species in color
and crystalization, and many cf marvel
ous beauty.
The collection occupies a large room in
hia house thai has been fitted with cases
so placed as to secure light on each, and
it includes many of the finest and
rarest specimens that have ever
been discovered, including the larg
est known crystal of emerald—a
North Carolina product. Mineral hunt
ers and dealers, on finding anything ex
tra good, do not think of selling until
they have beard from Mr. Benaont, and
be is aaid to have enriched them to
the extent of $125,000, while
his mcsetim ia constantly growing.
C-e of the minerals associated with the
zinc ores of Franklin, N. J., has been
' kamectite, in hia honor. There
j rem collectors of china, of canes,
:of umbrellas, of archaeoljgical im
jplamente, of plants, of woode
i (Morris E. Jesstzp, for example),
lof tTepanoae sword guards, of carvod j
j ivories, oi play bille, of hair clippod iron, i
i :iot3d beads, of the firet copies of papers j
magazinee, of buttons,, end the er-
I trome hr.s bean reached by a man who
| b*m T?.de a collection oi ciger slumps, fx j
I which he refuses $10,0*00, iaough it is i
f inconceivable that any aaco rr.ari shoalcl j
, nrve offered it.
This collection includes butts that hays I
j beet, east away by General <xr%ui, i
j the Prince of Wales, and ether celab
j ritiec. It ia a wonder thai ibis oa
j tht zie-cl did not try to brltia ihe
j smoke puffed from the iips c* eioiceacs
| tad command. Stranger things ievs
j reon dene, fcrinons o:' tie Surcpaau
I moseami ahag with i'.zz chi-c from the
mi csrdc of wood ramalalng L-cm the
trra arc3a, is & bottle ccEtr.isiag come of
; tb.9 anrkness *iiat fell upon Etypt.—
| fSoctdty.
j AlMtlra Gale
jOH sns aocaehold gccd.3 et No. 311 South
I Grand zwiziao, noar Third street, on
j Wedrieeday, February 2Sth, at 10 o'clock
JA. m. The sctira contents of the lower
' utcry of the Laytcn residence, consisting
cf oao line upright piano, one fine folding
cod, elegant bookcase, fine hall rack,
tables, parlor set, lounges, chairs, mo
quatte carpets, rugs, dishes, glassware,
silverware, and in fact, everything on
aaid lower floor for sale without reserve;
goods nearly new.
Ben. O. Rhoades, Auctioneer.
PHII.OH'S CATARRH REMEDY—a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale by C. F. Heinzeman, 122 North Main
s'reer.
THKEbHING OUTFIT
For Sale at a Great Bargain.
BBUN3ON-PITTS' SEPAEATOR, AMES' EN
GINE, JACKSON'S DERRICK AND
FEEDER.
A Complete Threshing- Outfit.
Apply at RANCH HOUSE on Laguna Ranch.
fe!4tf
Wagon Material, Hard Wood s
Iron, Steel,
HORSESHOES and NAILS,
Blacksmiths' Coal, Tools, etc.
JOHN WIGMORE,
in sat lis south Los Angeles St
!1« 2*l
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oels eod6m Los Angeles.
fflUßlltlUAlU
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115% West Firm Street, Los
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GALLAGHER & CUSSEN,
. Undertakers & Embalmers,
207 E. First St. Telephone 1030.
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A TREMENDOUS c¥¥liTOST
will Wch 2%m\*cS once - w e are going to close ont, and the public
STon wUI callV U o C u h $B.Zou a ' 116 *"* the PriC6B ' but
75 cents
Amongst this UneAare
We also offer ourentire line of SMITHS' MOonn-TTira .., 0i,,«,. «n
and laid. All choice styles. Ail toodi Sid tootah. y " d ' sewed
Lion's Carpet Store,
143 and 145 South Main St, Los Angeles, Cal.
fel*-lm
Having Purchased the Entire Stock of
furniture:
Of the Late Firm of
WALTON & WACHTEL
I offer the same to either dealers or private parties
AT LESS THAN ACTUAL COST
1 have determined to close out the stock as soon as possible.
Intending purchasers will serve their interests by giving
me a call.
J. V. WACHTEL,
312, 314 AND 316 SOUTH SPRING STREET
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T S C.C.C. GROCERY, «S £ st.,
' Corner Fourth. 1
RED FRONT.
gSfttll lta . to .::;tt G^he p s ,^eS AprlootB ' plumB an \ M
Coffee, Arbuckle's, per package. 25 Gallon Plp Fn,?"n,.™ ■X'"v ■• _* 25
Hams. lblo csns 6 cans; heBVy Byr " P ' 2 ' A lb ' , ™
10.,b. Pail Armour's Fairbanks. Lard: .If ;™
3-lb. " " ir\ l oapB '£ erm , an Family or White Borax, 24 1.00
4 Packages Gloss or Cm Starch H f 7 Ts Best FaVOrlte ' 30 barS 122
& Pal ' aCe ° rPer f. eotlonD^P -ll ioibsilLlionhernßla^| gg
B Ha caalKock,Per fe ct,onorVePo,nt f
° y „™. •: • „ 100 Package Buckwheat or Cerealine 20
cash that we are enabled to offer these 7 ' ly by ayin «
fl ' 4m F. S. GILHAM, 359 South Spring Street.
R. Stewart & Son, GROCERS,-
Telephone 725. 531 & 533 SOUTH SPRING.
OUR PRICE LIST.
i« !h« t£L* n ry Granulated Sngar $1.00 17 lbs. Best Island Rice S1 nn
12r«na BSn^ir?rw Bug ' r 1 00 Smoked Finnan Haddta.":
12 Cans Standard Corn 1.00 50 lb. sack Best Northern Flourloß
12 •• Hf,?„ atC) S S 1 00 Best Eastern Hams VfflS
~ " String Beans 100 •' " B Baron h
s £l/ r ? ltß , 100 Tenib.TihLard Bacon :::;:; li
,° „ ' Table Apricots 1.00 Five " " » ??
8 J '■> ESfiS J9° Can Coal Oil nrfiasoiine IS
2 ■' rihh^.f-«?SiS 0 » ' # 100 Arbuckle Clottee ?2
.i Libby s Corned Beef .40 Ten lh sack M n i 125
30BrrsFinest F 8 r oi n 9 ' be6t b «Wyrup... J-gO Tn?ee"cans Elgin MilkHA
40 lbs. Best Northern Bean's 1.00 Six orMilcher Herringl
CHOICE HHTTKR, EGGS AND POULTRY A SPECIALTY. f 4 i m
TWO CARLOADS OF RANGES
DAMAGED BY "WATER.
The ranges were caused them
F l . E. Browne's, 30 South Main St.
OPPOSITE MOTT MARKET. , n m
HOTEL ARCADIA!
SANTA MONICA.
This delightful Hotel is now open, and Tourists should not fail to give it a trial. Situated on the bluff overlooking the
ocean, tbe view is magnificent from ocean and land sides. GOOD SURF BATHING. Hot salt water baths. Fine drives
in the canyons and on the beach. The house has all modern conveniences; elevator, steam, etc.
4 Trains per day each way. fl73m j. w> S COTT, Lessee.
THE RAYMOND, EAST PASADENA*
Among tbe Orange Grove, of tne beautiful San Gabriel Valley, eight mile from to. Angele.,
If ™ot™*' RRIL ' ,J ' OTanaßer {dnrln « tbe summer season manager of the Crawford House, White Mountains, N. H.)
worth your^vhi\e°to 8 a/" I *' a we *,*lf month, or the whole season, thee go out and stay a few hours. It is well
features-especially the grand flspU? of flow,',? /£l P H a ? zas; Blone wiU W ? U ie J>'7 although there are many other Interesting
scape gardener, formerly of HoveTs ft c E r OW under the charge of Mr.C. H Hovey. tt c celebrated land?
stay there must necessarily be brief There "«Pfr?s2 d ? %• Mas8 v . Tonris l ts Tl f ,U »f Los 4ll!L ele * Bhou,d m * ke a tri J> to The Raymond, even if their
consists of four soloists, who render theTchoicestfof music twfee AngeTeß and The K »y n » ond °J ««v« al llne » °' railroad. The orchestra
which the Ban Qabrie^ftfurtn^ th l h^ tc1 ' aud 11 18 an excellent starting-point for a drive through the San Gabriel valley In
f Interest 61 MlMtoa church, Rose's winery, Lucky Baldwin's stock farm.'.the Sierra Madre Villa, and many other r^'ces
Pasadena,' I calif board «»a other matters can be obtained..byltddre.sing C. H. lUerrlll, Manager of The Earmold, East
d 23 am
ramona\
The Gem uf the San Gabriel Valley. |
Only Three Miles from city Limits of i. M
Angeles.
Property of Ban Gabriel wi.,« tj..
Original Owners.
LOCATED AT SHORB'S STATION,
On line of 8. P. X K. and San Gabriel
Vailey Rapid Transit R. R.,
From 10 to IS mtnntes to the Plata. Los Am.
golcs City.
OHEAPBST BCSORBAH TO WW LOTS.
VILLA BITES, OB
ACREAGE PROPS], f]
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PTJJRB3SX SPUING WATER
Inexhaustible quantities guaranteed,
Apply at Office of
SAN GABRIEL WINE CO.,
Bsmona, Los Angeles county, Uai.
J7<l Or to J. M.TIERNAN. Ramon..
SOUTH FIELD '
WELLINGTON:-: COAL.
The best fuel for domestic and steam pur
poses is the 8. F. Wellington coal, for sale In
quantities to suit by
HANCOCK BANNING,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Coal, Wood and Charcoal.
TELEPHONE 36.
HAVE REMOVED TO
130 W. Second Street.
Yard at. norner of New Main aud Chavez Sts.
adjoining the J. M. Griffith & Co.
lumber yard.
YARD TELEPHONE, 1047.
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FOR
AWNINGS, FLAGS,
TENTSI
Truck, Hay and Wagon Covers,
— GO TO—
A. W. SWANFELDT,
Corner of Secoad and Sari Pedro sts. fls 2m
TO WEAK MEN
Bnffering from tho effects of youUiful errors, early l
decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc.. I will
send a valuablo treatise (sealed) containing full
particulars for homo cure, FREE of charge. A'
splendid medical work; ahouldTio read byevery
man who la nervous and debilitated. Address.)
Prof. F. C FOVf JLEB, Moodtu. Conn..
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