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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19

cheap, and an Indifferent marksman
can bring in every day more game
than party of twenty-five can con-
sumo. Quails and rabbits are curse
to the country, and may be counted
by millions.
| took dinner with Gen. Stoneman
the other day at his rancho, and find
him plain, practicle farmer, and, so
contented with vine and fruit-growing
that verify believe that he has for
gotten all about battles and sieges.
He says Los Angeles is the finest spot
in California. California the finest
spot in the United states, and the
United States the finest country In the
world.
But, dear Pic, believe me when /
say it is hard working country. An
idler cannot prosper here. 1t is an
and would not advise any one to
come to it VINO is not both able and
willing to take off his coat and go to
hard labor. "Quill drivers" and
counter Jumpers are not wanted and
had better remain in the States. There
is a superabundance of brains, and we
need capital and muscle. Labor is
honorable throughout, and carpen-
ter or teamster is as good as a Sem
ator. The intensely Democratic char
acter of the people astonishes the new
conner, particularly if he come from
the South, though half the population
hail from the old slave States. Tenn
pie, the leading banker here, drives
into town in plain open wagon, from
his rancho, and would be taken for a
small farmer. Downey, Ex-Governor
of the State and President of the
farmers and Mechanics Bank, is as
unostentatious and simple in his man.
ners and dress as the poorest citizen.
A sunburnt face and hard hand are
honored in this community. Brains
and enterprise are joined with o stout
arm and bold heart. If all the
Southerners in California would 60
back home and teach the people how
to work and make money, your Sec
tion would prosper and return to its
ancient wealth. l see men making
more on ten acres of land in this
country than your sugar and cotton
planter make on hundred, and this
because of diversified industry.
The Blue Grass girls of Kentucky
and the bells of Baltimore will have to
look to their laurels. The California
lasses will beat them all. have seen
more perfectly beautiful girls in Los
Angeles than it has been my good for
tune to gaze upon. The climate will
develope here in the next two or three
generations race of women that will
have no superiors. They have rath-
er rough time now, for domestic help
cannot be had, and you know while
proper exercise develops and beauti-
fies the female sex, labor and drudg-
cry are apt to detract from grace and
symmetry. G. H. PARKER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
ROBERT n. DALTON, M. D..
(I.ATE OF ST, LOUIS).
!. G. KIRKPATRICK, M. D.,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE - NO. 81,
~ United states Hotel. Jylu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
sAM'L w. BROOKE, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfrancos Building, Main st
Ofice hours-S TO 10 A, NJ, Ito and TO p. M.
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d2etf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
YOUNG men

Who may be suffering from the effects OF y
|lyouthful follics or indiscretion, will dol
lwell to avail themselves Of this, the great
est boon ever laid at the altar of sufferingf
humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will guaran-
tee to forfeit $500 for every case OF seminal
weakness, or private disease OF any kind
or character, which he undertakes and
falls to cure. He would therefore say toI
the unfortunate sufferer who may read
this notice that you are treading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay
in seeking the proper remedy for your
complaint. You may be in the first stage
remember you are approaching the last
If you are bordering upon the last. .and are
suffering some or all of Its i'll effects, re-
memb ber that II you persist In procrastina-
tion the time must come when the most
>killful physician can render you no assis-
tance; when the door of hope will be
closed against you; when no angel OF mer-
cy can bring you relief In no case has the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not de-
spair work upon your imagination, bui
avail yourself OF the beneficial results OF
his treatment before y.ur case is beyond
the reach of medical skill, or before grim
deaf h hurries you to premature grave
Full coarse of treatment s25. Send none,
by Post Office Order or Express, with ful
description of case. Call, or address,
DIR. A. h. SPINNEY,
sel0 d&wy No. IL Kearny St, s. T
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. ]. w. ANGEL,
HOMEOPATHIST,

"AVING BEEN A PRACTITIONER FOR
H over thirty years and now settled in
Los Angeles tenders his medical services to
It's citizens. Office at his residence Qor the
presently. on Sixth street, between Main and
Spring streets, au2l Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
LINES OF TRAVEL.
CHAN G E OF TIME.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On and after Monday July &c, 1875, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19
Grange Grove Encampment, No. 81, !. 0. O. F.

.>.ssr.y.,. REGULAR MEETINGS held On
sS%&Xi the Second and Fourth TUES
SkGNE DAYS of each month at ~ P. M
'SH~sS> Sojournlng Patriarchs IN gooo
standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
II. WARTENB BERG, c. Z.
B. MARxSEN, Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19

cSURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
- sician. Diseases OF ladies and children
specially; also throat and lung afectlons.
Office hours-8 to 10 A. M; to and 70 r.
VI. At Backman House. ap30 tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-19

CON STEAMER DAYS."
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
nington will be varied so as to connect With
steamer.
Trains are run by the time Of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
All papers publishing s. p. r. r. time table
are requested to make changes in accordance
with the above.
ap23-U e. E. HEWITT. Supt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor vickham was away from his once yester-
day. and Alderman Lewis occupied tue executive
chair. II would have been an excellent opportu-
nifty for Mr.. Lewis to affix his signature 10 the
bremen s warrants, and thus allow those deserv-
Ing men TO secure their salaries for May, but no
acuon was taken. The gentleman evidently does
not feel at liberty 10 interfere In this matter
curing the absence OF Mayor Wickham.
Tne Clerk OF the Common Council yesterday re-
OF the city obecting to the establishment OF q
dog abbatotr in their section. The subject will
probably receive the attention or the Board OF
Aldermen.
mr. Charles swan has not yet received any FUR
tbeT instructions from Comptroller Green relative
10 mis- new duties As "Register OF Licenses.u
A large ana influential delegation OF citizens
walyed unon acting Mayor Lewis yesterday, Ia the
Arse ace OF Mayor Nlcknam. 10 nrge the CLAIMS OF
Mr. jerome ]. Collins Tor the position or Chief En-
gineer oil the Dock Department. Air. Collins was
represented as q gentleman IN every way qualified
for the position. Sucn an appointments would
reject credit upon the department.
Mr.. John NO rissey Was IN the vicinity or the
City Hall yesterday, anu continued his discussion
gathered around Morrssey IN the new Court
Rouse ana eagerly canght up any expressions
which dropped rom the late Tammany chief The
gentleman Is Dy no means mild IN denuuciation or
the present Kelly-NicRham administration.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
viii take place to-day. Some interest IS mani
tested In the proceedings in consequence OF the
position or contempt occupied by the republican
members. II those gentlemen propose TO stay
tae Board they VIII materially injure themselves
ana their marty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
BROOKLYN COURTS.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMESER-MRs MERRI-
CAMS TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER
Before Judges Pratt wolfert and voorhles.
Assistant District Attorney Moore appeared In
the Kings County Court of oyer and Terminer,
before Judge Pratt and associates, yesterday, and
moved the third trial OF Mrs. Sarah Q. Merrigan,
under Indictment for the murder OF Margaret
Hammil. General Tracy, OF counsel for the de-
fence, opposed the motion. he thought IL was
singular and un precedented to attempt the trial
or prisoner twice in the same term OF the court,
before jurors who had heard and were familiar
with the case. The defence could not consent 10
the trial Of Mrs. Merrigan In the present term. Is
was unusual TO try cases or that description more
than twice, and there were few IL any presidents
TO be found where two efforts 10 convict had
failed by the disagreement or the jury, and especi
ally where there was sufficient doubt ID the case
to justify the release OF rho defendant.
He expected that morning TO move
that the defendant be admitted 10 bail.
or course the matter was at the discretion OF the
district Attorney. After some discussion, Judge
Pratt set the case down for trial at the OCTOBER
term OF the Court. General Tracy then moved
that the prisoner De admitted to pail Jndge Pratt
thought this should be done, bur reserved mis- de-
clslon Till to-day. An adjournment was then mad
TILL to-day 1t ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Lawrence.


CHARGE or EMBEzzLEAENT AGAINST AN Ex-
PRESIDENT or MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.
cIyil suit has been commenced in the su-
preme Court against Oscar 5. Thayer, formerly
President and Treasurer OF the Tnayer Manufac-
turiag Jewelry Company, for the recovery OF
some $1,000 In cash and jewery valued at
sIO,9l4 70. An order OF arrest was also granted
in the case on the anidavit OF Leonard 5. Beales,
who swore that he had examined the books OF the
company and discovered deficiencies to the above
amount. It appeared from me papers In the case
that the company was organized in February,
1874, with Oscar > Thayer as President and Treas
urer. Early in 1875 l.. 5. Beales, member oil the
firm suspected that the accounts OF Mr.. Thayer,
who mad sole management OF the finances OF the
arm were not correct, and IeDeateuiy asked Tor
q statement, winch was refused. on the 10th Of
April Mr.. Theyer resigned, and Mr.. Beales was
elected President ana Treasurer. He employed m
expert who examined tire acc0unts OF the late
Treasurer and found a deficit OF <il,4l0 " In casa
and SO cases OF jewelry valued at $1,000 %. ON
the afidaviis Of the expert and Mr.. Beales Judge
Lawrence granted an order Of arrest and Tnayer
was takeR into custody by Deputy Snerin Erb, ln
default oil $4,000 ball.
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Is peFvading the political atmosphere that may
engali - All Ny interview nlth am ended then
.ion are doubtless aware THAT there Is consider
able TAX about the formation OF new party
s. " ~ - ~ 80 - -. 49,
ieat tam aany AZ the next election, ana tnat tAey
are determined 20 MAKE most oi Lnsr capital out
Of this reduction or the laboTer,' wages. What DO
You think about the prospects Of such party ~
That there are strong and able men outside or
Iammany Han, who are democrats, | nave ne
DOUBT; but have great hopes that Tammany VIII
vet express herself sufficiently strong against the
reduction m wages and against any one inside or
on. VINO WIZ attempt 20 approve q II tnat an out
side organization Will have no capitaI 10 make
upon that Issue. The rank and hle are against
the reductlon.n
Morrssey and Kelly, and the talk that i benny IN
culged IN by some people 70 the effect that Mr..
Kelly LAS mismanaged things as
PARTY LEADERn
THE trouble between Mr.. Morrissey and Mr..
Kelly viii, think, on calm reelection amount o.
nothing. That mistakes haYe been made no one can
deny; out our remedy is with the committee IT.
SELF where. think, everything IN the end Will
turn ont satisfactorily II a tree, open expression
OF opinion is permitted and good Suggestions are
followed 10y departments in the control OF persons
holding once under tile auspices OF Tammany.n
I'm your opinion Judge QuiGn's want Of good
judgment, and not the General Committee. is TO
blame for the peculiar way your resolution against
the labor reduction was disposed orr
"Decldedly so. IL Is rather surprising to me that
our whole committee Is blamed for not de ounc-
ruling OF the caair, thei were not allowed an op-
pOrtunity TO place themselves properly upon
record, which would have been against tue reduc-
ton 81 vote oil an overwhelming majority OF the
commlttee.n
'Do YOU suppose Judge Quinn ruled as he did
without Instructions ~
II Ihlnk ne ruled without instructions from any
body, as no man o intelligence Woald have been
so foolish as TO have even suggested the he
took. lou see the resolution was Introduced and
referred by Judge QUINN 10 the Commit
tee on Organization. In order 10 have
liz considered az once I moved that the commit
tee be directed TO convene Immediately. This
motion Was Dot entertained, aud q motion made
riQnt on the heels or II 20 adjourn was declared
carried BY Judge QUINN, although 10 was evident
that Il Was lost BY vote Of nlnsleen-tWentieths
OF those present.n
''Do you think the resolution VIII come up before
the General committee againr'
"Most assuredly snall bring 1t ID if the Commit
tee Organization laIl 10 do what believe.te be
their duty, ana that - to report 10 fayourably /
believe that every family shoud chastse It's own
children wlthlD lts own doors, and am therefore
prevented by my Judgment from saying 10 you
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

srrRENE CoURr-CHAxBERs-Hel by Judre
navs.-N0s A., As, so, g., O., 81, IS, 100 i01 lOt
1919 49, 145 14I 1853 LOO, u.s. 49, 1S6, 1Ss 1870 ls1
1875 200, us, 2z5, rs, 235.
srrREHF LouRr-sPwcrAL TRRM-held ~ Judge
NestDr0og.-Demurrers-N II, 25. Issues ~
law 4nd iact-NOs. Az, so, 275, 33s 1873, 4s5,
4Sl 525 43l "a, al 49I 464 1872 34s l49 362, sal,
47s, "a al AL s0' S3i l5 40s' ~, IL, 100, 80
SUPREME CoUET-CIRCUu-Part 2-Held BY
Judge Lawrence.-NOs. Tg4 1000 2sO2, 1000 =,
1855 s9s 1854, 1894 li2s, s4d, ll76 992 2s9f s02s
1864 1854, 222s. 16sI, 630k, 1852 1854, 26ls l24S
Y0rsL-Nos 1921, 1866, 81, 9s3, Ts5, 94e, 90, 1l33
3039 1908 7e1 - 247 Il5l, 3ls5, $751; $780, 1859, 1921
2Iss 3ll5 3l6, 1895, 1921, 1901 963 2s2s l775, 177
z8l9, 4l6l, II i.
spelr.-Demurrers-NOs. ., 4, 2. Law and TACT
NOS. ~ 50, a. 49, %, a. =, -, 90 81, ", %,
"a, 40. So, "a, 30.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TEsx-Part l-Held ~
Judge Pree1man.-Same calendar as yesterday.
part 2-Held by Chief Justice MoheI.-Sos. Il26.
1890 ia 404, 1l64, 762 0e6, 1896.
COMMON pLEAs-IHIAB 1ERM-Fart 2 held Dy
Judge J. r. Daly.-Case on. No day calendar.
MARINH C0URr-rRTAL TEEM-Part Held ~
Judge Akor Nos. 4lss 1850, 3O2s, 40z7, SHE, eO5,
s0l 30l zz55. 2I64 3l3 SllS, 3l20, 1922 3l13 tart
2-Ieid Dg Judge GrOss.-N0s. $500, 4OOb, I4bv lso,
1890 1884, PAST, zlss 4ue5 1884, 1888 227s, 473 4lgs
Held % Judge Spauldlng.-NoR. 4ol6, 44s2, 700.
30i4 500 434s 4412 4413 1913 $500 1912 3o7T 1912,
3s44. 42i7 4444. Part s--iteld ~ Judge McAuam-
Nos -0if 1850. 81 233b 460f 459I, 482l, 49, 4t4,
s44, 1885, 2l4. Z4o0, 24l8, 5ls, ZsA zle lGsO zsS,
1851. 1913, 2g80 1901, 2TTs 1923 zsa@
C0UKr or GENERAL SEssf0Ns-Held br Recorder
HacNett-Ihe People Vs. Patrick vaughan lcOn-
tngeul, grand larceny; same W Charles S4Oan,
robbery; same ". J0hn Downing b0eryi same
W. John by0n, burglary. same Ns. Stepnen Germ
elm, burglary. same ". James Wllsout burglary
same Vi. James kleruan, leiOni0us Assault aud
battery; same W James Smith folobious assault
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me nrst case tried in this Court yesterday was
that OF Richard Butter, who was charged with
stealing from George Brimmar, with force and
violence, the 9th OF this MONTH q silver watch,
valued at $40. lie pleaded guilty to petit larceny
nom the person.
Lewis Miller. Indicted for felony, comprising the
crimes Of burglary In the first degree, grand lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods, pIeaded guilty to
larceny. lie was charged with entering the dwell
ing house or Charles J. Wiley on the morning OF
the l7td OF his month and stealing $325 worth or
Jewery.
Prison Tor i've ears.
Henry oDermeyer pleaded guilty to TO an at
tempt az robbery IN the ST degree. on the llth
or tins month lie stole with lorce and violence
silver watch, worth $40, fromPau Richter, whIle
he was king through ChrYstie street. As the
proof was clear nat no Knocked the complainant
down, the Recorder imposed severe penalty py
sending tnc prisoner 10 tue state Prison for seven
years.
SENTENCED 10 TWENTY YEARS.
Henry Fenrich, alias Charles williams who was
Jointly indicted with James Brown, was tried and
convicted OF robbery In the nrst degree. The tes-
tmony was so clear and conclusive that the jury
rendered verdict OF guilty without leaving their
seats. Christian Scnreiber swore that on the
night ofthe 18th OF December he went into lager
aeer saloon In Greene street. and alter taking
drink ne proceeded TO the street, followed by the
prisoners, VINO Knocked MIN down, stamped on
hun, tore the ciothes or mis- person aud stole $40
IN money leaving nun IN an unconscious stare.
A girl OF the town, who Witnessed the crime also
July identified Williams as one OF the robbers
His Honor said that as Williams had already
served term In the state Prison ne would sen.
tence MIN 10 the state Prison for twenty years
Joseph Ford was tried aud convicted OF grand
larceny rom the person IN the night time. On the
18TH oil the preseat month he stole pocketD0ok
containing $50 from James McCarty. he was
sent to the State Prison for six years.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June q, 1878.
No. 81. Merrick ogden, appellant, VS. RUFUS II.
Jennings ct al, responder Is.-Argued DY James
II. Dewey, OF counsel Tor appellant, aud by Ii. Good
rich for respondents
No. SO. Jonn Fowler, respondent. W. Irvine II.
Palmer. appellant-Argued oy X. Ballard, OF conn.
sci for appellant, and by r. H. DUEL for respondent.
No. so. Angelina g. Wcks, appellant -. waiter
T. Hatch ct AL respondents.-Argued by Samuel
Hand, or counsel for appellant, and by 8. +. Mash
for respondents.
No. 81. Peter q. Provost, appellant, VS.. William
II. Congor ct al, respondents.-Arguedb by joan
Townsend, OF counsel for appellant and by p v.
T. stanton Tor respondents.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned TIN
Thursday, June "a
DAY CALENDAR.
The day calendar or the Court OF Appeals for
Thursday, Juno A Is as follows :-NoS SO, ~, 80.
TO- r. - 90 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
A ISLANDER SUIT.

In November, 1872 the 81. James Hotel at Far
Rockaway, L. l., belonging to Edward A. Darrell,
was burned. After the IRE Joseph McKim, an ad-
joining neighbor, stated that Mr.. Darrell set IRE
to the place Tor the purpose OF getting the in
surance. This allegation Mr.. Darrell regarded ss
sanderous and ne accordingly brought suit
against AIR. Mcklm for 81, 900 damages. The suit
came 10 trial yesterday before Judge Freedman,
or the Superior Court. 1t IL set up In mitigation
OF damages that the statement was uttered In a
moment or excitement, tnat II was based on q
current rumor, and further, that II MIR. Darrell dld
not set fire 10 the place 1e was al tine least unior-
TunA ate In the matter OF Ares, having been burned
out four times at Far Rockaway and once IN this
city. The trial will probably occupy day or TWO
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THE NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MON
TREAI, RAILWAY COMPANY.

bin IN equity mas been iled In the United
States Circuit court by the bark Franco gyp-
tienne, OF Paris; Edward Heutsch, Aucust
Heutscn and Andre Lutchsen b Co., OF Paris;
Abraham de Camondo and Nissine de Camondo,
composing the nrm OF ]. Camondo & Co.. OF Paris;
the societe Generate de Credit Industriel ct Com
merca, OF PARIS; Joseph L. Gunz0urg and Horace
Gunzburg, composing the nrm OF J. E. Gunzourg;
Leon Gay ana Albert Rosland, composing the firm
OF CAV, Rosand & Co., or Paris; Levy, Cremien
Freres 4 Co., OF Paris and b. Allegri CO., OF
Paris IN benan OF themselves and ali other per-
sons similarly situated who hold any OF the
S. 0oo 600 OF the so-caued nrst mortgage bonds OF
the New YORK, Boston and Montreal Railway Com
pany, and VINO snail be entitled TO avail them
selves OF the benefit OF TINS suit against
John Crosley Browne, william Watts Sner-
man, Jesse Sehgman, william Butler Dun
can. James Brown and George H.. Brown,
81 New York; 1reuor W. Para, OF Vermont fne
New YORK Boston aud Montreal RAN ay Com
panY: Herman II. Baltzer aud William g. Taaks,
or New YORK; Frederick Adams, OF New Jersey,
and the Farmers Loan ana Trust Company.
THIS suit has been commenced by Eyarts, south
Mayd and CnOate acting as counsel and solicitors
on Denalf OF the plaintiffs.