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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
California In the Lead.

Ten years ago il was the fashion to
say that good article of lager beer could
not be made in Calf ornia, aud, indeed.
tho wretched character Of the stuff that
then passed under that name seemed to
justify the contempt in.Iwhioh it was
held. This was all the more strange bo.
cause California barley was admitted to
be the best in the country, even sur.
passing that grown in Canada. Califor.
mia hops mixed with Bavarian hops
formed the staple OF Eastern brewers.
while the crystal waters Of California
arc not surpassed in limpid purity in the
world. Tho Fredericksburg Brewery
quickly saw the opening awaiting enter
prise and sagacity and its proprietors
threw the needed capital and energy
into the work of supplying the aching
void. That their success has been phe-
nomenal goes without saying. They
have really succeeded in making lager
beer which, in brlliancy Of colvr, flavor
aud wholesomeness, snrpasses any beer
which reaches this market from the
East. There is no exaggeration in this
description. King Ganbrinus himself
would have smacked his lips ovor this
superb brew, which rivals anything ever
turned out of the Hof Brewery in Mu-
mich and far discounts the mighty mead
drank by the Scandinavian gods in Wal
halla. The appreciation of this matchless
beer is by no means confined to the Pa
cifc Coast. A cargo of it sent to Chica-
go in response to an order from gentle.
man who had drank it on the Pacific
Coast has evoked the most enthusiastic
testimonials from the beer drinkers Of
that mercurial metropolis and the Chi
cago press has been unstinted in its
praise. In the energetic hands OF MIR.
Jacob Gerkins the Fredericksburg beer
is rapidly driving Eastern beers out Of
the Los Angeles market. and its course
is steadily onward and upward. The
present great facilities of the Fredericks-
burg Brewery will have to be increased
to meet the demand for it from all quar-
ters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Baker ExcursIon.

Mr.. s. j. Mathes is now on route to
Los Angeles with an excu, sion from Chi
cago, due in this city to-day, with the
following passengers;
For Los Angeles-Mr. Wesley King,
Mrs. Wesley King, Miss Alva King,
Wyoming, Illinois; Mrs. 5. Moran. G.
+. Keller, John b. Niles, NJ. Aaron
Smith, Los Angeles; Miss Emma Hub
bard. Malone. N. y; &. D. Perrine. Chi.
oago; George Slaughter, William L.
Slaughter, Ludington, Mich; James I.
HowensteiD. Washington. ID. e.
For San francisco-Jessie B. Prussia,
W. l.. Prussia, Dansville, N. Y; G. NJ.
Adams, Mrs G.. NJ. Adams, Charles +.
Marks, Mrs. C. l.. Marks, A. @. Conloy,
NJ. h. Stanstield. Elmira. N. Y; A. k
Conway, Milwaukee, Wis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
COURT REPORTS
Superior Court-Smith. ].

WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 18th.
johnson VS.. Van Steenburg ct al
Default duly entered, and decree order.
ell as prayed for.
Los Angeles City VS.. Los Angeles
county-The Court, before hearing the
application in the above entitled cause,
had satisfactory evidence offered to the
Court, that the notice required in Arti.
Gle VIII Of the revised charter Of said
city, had been given to the defendant
herein, and the Courtwas so satisfied by
said evidence. The Court therefore ap-
pointed John Lazzaeovich, J. NJ. Elliott,
G. Yupp, George Sbaffer, J. G.. E.tudil.
10, five disinterested persons. as commits
sioners to ascertain the compensation to
be awarded to the defendants, and the
said commissioners shall hold their first
meeting on Montay, Sept. 22nd, at 10
A. NJ, in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court. Y
Abril VS.. Bradbury = Transferred to
the Department OF the Hon. V. Il. How
ard, on account of the disqualification
of the Judge Of this Department.
Hale vs.. Thomas Cause set for trial
October 3rd, at 10 A. N.
Bagot vs. Mcl4ain-Cause set for trial
October oath at 10 A. NJ.
Hellman VS.. Dinkelspiel-Cause set
for trial October 18th, at l0A. NJ.
Oden VS.. Morrison-Cause set for trial
September 2lst, at l0A. NJ.
Gibbs and Allen vs.. McDonald--Cause
set for trial October 18th, at lOA M.
Haley VS.. Shepherd-Cause set for
trial October 4th, at 10 A. NJ.
Smith vs. Smith-On motion Of de-
fendant, oss.complaint dismissed.
Trial set for October 18th, at 10 AN
Kingsbury vs.. English-Cause set for
trial October l7th, at l0A. NJ.
Downey vs.. Los Angeles City-Cause
set for trial October 9th, at 10 A. M.
In re c. ID. Platt. an insolvent-H. 7.
Gage entered as associate counsel for as.
siguee. Examination of insolvent con.
tinued until October I'd, at lOA. M.
In re Il. Berman, an insolvent-Same
entry.
Lindley VS.. Boyd-Demurre sus-
tanned on the grounds stated in the
opinion on file. Five days to plaintiff to
amend, il plaintiff shall be so advised.
Valdez VS.. Valder-Default duly en-
tered. Cause set for tomorrow at 10
A. NJ.
Estate of Anita +. Trudell-Trans.
ferrcd to the Department of Hon. V. L.
Howard, on account of the disqaalitica.
ton of this Court.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
People vs. Sotelo, ct Atrial.
Valdez va. Valder-Trial.
HOWARD, J.
Barnard VS.. Continued until
September 10Th, at $50 A. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Methodist Resort Association.

Articles of incorporation were yester-
day filed in the office of the County
Clerk, for the incorporation Of the
Methodist Resort Association, for the
purpose OF establishing and maintaining
a religious aad literary resort at Long
Beach, under the control OF the Method.
ist Episcopal Church of Southern Cali.
fornia. The names Of the incorporators
are DIR. Clarke Whittier, C. E. Packard,
c. II. Bradley, Thos. f. Robinson, j. B.
Green, A. N. Hougb, q. Wiley Wells,
f. s. Chase, K, w. G. Farnsworth, p.
+. Bresee and Geo. X. Crow. The cor
poration is to continue for fifty years
The names Of the incorporators are a
guarantee that the corporation will be a
success in every way. The incorpora-
tors mean business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Church Wedding at Tustin.

EDITOR HERALD: The good people Of
Tustin witnessed pleasant affair Satur-
day evening. Sept. 18th, 1t being the
marriage of Mr.. Clarence Sheets and
Miss Lillian Alderman, both OF Tustin.
st. Paul's Church was crowded with
warm friends Of the contracting parties,
and promptly at $50 the bridal party
formed in the vestibule. The organist
struck up the Wedding March. which
was the signal for them to enter in the
following order: Four little girls in white
with wreaths Of smilax and baskets Of
flowers, which they strewed in front Of
the bride as they procee led up the aisle.
Next the bride, leaning on the arm Of
her father, looking lily indeed with her
pure blonde beauty. Lovely at all times,
she looked unusually 50 this evening,
robed in white with the typical veil and
wreath OF orange blossoms. Shs was at
tended by two bridesmaids, Miss Addie
Sheets, sister Of the groom, and Miss
ullueDfdnu. List came lne manly lover
supporting the brides mother. The
church was beautifully decorated, and
just over the altar steps was n lovely
arch, from which was suspended the en-
blem Of good luck done in tuberoses. The
party formed under this arch and were
met by the rector, Rev. Mr.. Emery, who
Immediately began the marriage service
Of the Episcopal Church. When the
momentous words pfonouncing them
man aud wife were uttered, they, with a
few intimate friends, repaired to the res.
idence OF the brides parents, where a
sumptuous repast awaited them. The
Tu ,tin City Band formed on the outside
aud played several lively airs.
The happy couple took passage on the
Santa Rosa, Sunday, for San Francisco
and the north, to be gone month.
There is a growing impression among
the young people here that when they yet
married il must be in church, as Lille
and Clarence were. ii.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Steamer Passengers.

The following passengers left for San
Diego yesterday afternoon, per steamer
Ori2aba:
J w Smith, A Pauly, W Kitredge.
John Hancock, X II Wickersham, J G
Wickersham, g II Dunton. o II Lock
hart, II T Klee, George Lewis, Mrs b
Schmicha, Mrs Ada NJ Brown. Mrs w
b Chailey and child. Rev w II Stenger,
wife and live children, Miss Hattie Rob
erts, Spitz, very Row J Adam, V G.
o Stiuer, Mrs o l. Hubbell, Miss X
Steward, A L Pomeroy, j Howe, Major
Levi Chase ard wife, + + Sherman, + A
Osborne, A l. Quinn, o b Northrop, Jno
Reynolds, Reed. Miss NJ Fields, X w
King and wife, Edward Cardwell, Frank
A klmball, Judge NJ A Luce, aud eight
in the steeragc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Charlotte Thompson.

This distinguished artistic is to appear
at the Grand Opera House for season of
three nights and matinee, supported by
the talented actor, G. c. Craig, and a
complete dramatic company of thirteen
people, under the management of Messrs.
McLain & Lehman. Her repertoire will
consist Of MEL Gwynue," "Miss Moul-
ton, Jane Eyre" and EAST Lynne. "
This will be great treat to the theater
goers of Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Methodist Episcopal Conference,

The conference Of the Methodist.
Episcopal Charch of Southern Califor.
MIA, commenced the Ninth Session at
Fort Street NJ. T.. Church last evening,
with a reception to Bishop C. d. Foss,
ID. ID. The church was crowded, not.
withstanding its large size. After the
reception and greeting extended to the
Reverend prelate, refreshments of cake
and ice cream were served in the church
parlors.
The exercises to-day will commence at
"a. NJ. with Sacrament of the Lords
supper and other religious services
Rev. j. B. Green, of Pasadena, will
oticiate as Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Tho Great Register.

The voters of Los Angeles county are
notified that registration will close on
the Both instant. 1t had been announced
by circulars throughout the county that
the registration for the November elec-
tion would close on October 4th, but
County Clerk A. W. Potts informs the
HERALD that the Great Register will be
closed on the Both instant and be given
into the hands of the printers. This in
formation is very important to the voters
of the county, many of whom are out of
the city and county, while others are in
the mountains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18

Democrats should bear in mind tho fact
that registration ends with the Both day
of September. As every voter is obliged
TO re-register as condition precedent 10
voting he should lose no time. II your
name is not on the Great Register you
will be shut out. You should therefore
regiater at once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
A Dead indian.

Yesterday morning an Indian named
Tiburcio was found dead in his room on
the ranch of w. Woodwork on the east
side Of the river where he worked. lie
was brought to this city and an inquest
held. 1t was found that he died from
rheumatism OF the heart, He was about
fifty five years of age and native Of
Santa Cruz county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Toler Excursion.

The following excursionists arrived
yesterday by the Toler excursion train
via the Needles:
Rev c w F Nelson, Nortbport, Wis;
Mrs Il Nelson and family of three;
Miss Hulda Wolf, Mrs Mary Hult, Mr.
Gus A Hult, Mr. Hans Watson, London;
Mr. G b Stenston, London; Miss Annie
Krelson, London; Mr. J A Downs, Terre
Haute, Ind; Mr. $ G Downs in family,
Mr. Dan A Markey, Chicago; II II Rob
inson, Grand Rapids, Mich; Mr. T l.
Newman Pittsburgh, Pa. The next ex.
cursion will leave Chicago October llth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
A CAMPAIGN "POME."
lcosNUsicATED.l

fcoNNUSiCATED.l
There had better be a tobogan
Imported ir to Maine,
For use OF J. A. Logan
And James Gillespie Blaine.
On the Kennebec. In November,
The woods will be full" OF snow,
And, long ere the first OF December,
James and Johnny must so
To where the woodbine twineth
Along Salt Rivers side,
And the tatooed person W meth
For his hsli-breed MiBgo bride.
But they'll be gia 10 leave land
And take to a bark canoe,
When they hear the news that Cleveland
Aud his worthy second too,
Have caused them In vain to spend six
Dollars not few
For the people will have Hendricks
And Grover Cleveland. You
Betcherlife.
BENJAMIN r. D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
The Minor Courts.
MAYOR THOM

MAYOR THoM.
J. i. Smith, drunk; 81.
Cornelius Walsh, drunk; S5.
ID. K. Malin, drunk; S..
j. Il. Walker, Nuisance; discharged
VIM. Abbott, vagrancy; acquitted.
JUSTICE LING.
Bosi, battery; change of venue to Santa
Monica.
Capt. Hannah, battery; set for Sep
tember 10Th.
JUSTICE MORGAN.
Anna ACQUIRE, battery; set for Sep
tember 22d.
c. Amelio, disturbing tho pea %; tax en-
under advisement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Passengers Due rom the East To.
Day.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route,
to arrive in Los Angeles at 1920. P. NJ.
to-day, specially telegraphed to the
HERALD:
Mrs A II Phillips and family, San
Francisco; Mrs X NJ Marsh, Colorado;
Mrs NJ Bright and son, Tucson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Coles Circus.

F. S. Pitsker, w. d. Green, A. Ma.
rony, A. b. Vail, s. Saunders. j. Griffin,
Otto Sliker, C. Shuttinger aud A. j.
Pinksam, of the advance corps No. 2 OF
Coles great menagerie and circus. are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18

Stump orator-I don't think 1 take
with the masses. acknowledgements
You are earning golden opinions. Stump
orator Yes, it looks like it. when
speak night after night and never re.
ceive the least applause. Admirer-
That's what said; silence is golden, you
know. Boston Transcript.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

BILIS-In Portland, Oregon, Sept l2th, 1881,
Marion Bills, late Of Los Angeles, Of the firm OF
Bills Co, Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18

Maximum Thermometer 50 o.
Minimum THERMOMETERS. 20 9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
WAR DEPARTMENT.. SIGNAL sEfs-
VICE, o. 8. ARMY.

Divlsion Of Telegrams and Reports for the ben.
NJ Of commerce and Agriculture. Report OF Oh
seryations taken At Lor Angeles Cal, sept. y,
Ss44
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
GIVING THEM AWAYI

This is not empty talk nor braggadocio, but we mean
every word have said. If not in immediate need i'm
print the following prices upon your minds them
with the prices you have been paying elsewhere;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18

Barnard VS.. Wilson Continued unit
September 18th, at $50 A. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
Cod In our Fields.

When we consider health to be bet
ter than wealth then must we consider
the old field mullen better than gold
at least the uedi al world SO recng
nize II, and aitesls las merit over cod
liver oil for lung troubles. Made into
ten and combined with sweet gum ii
presents in raylor's Cherokee Kemed y
of Sweet Gum and Mullen, pleasant
and effective cure for Group, who0ping
cough, colds ana consumption. Price
% cents and 81 %. THIS with DIR.
Biggers' Southern Remedy. an equal y
eillacinus remedy for crSmp.colic,
diarrbna dysenteIy and children sur
feripg from the Effects OF teething,
presents little medicine chest no
household should be without, for the
speedy relief OF sudden and dangerous
attacks OF the lungs aid bowels AK
your druggist for them. Manufac.
tured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta,
Ga. proprietor Tay Ions Premium
Cologne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
Q EEL n .. Ell. FRI
2O7 Houston Street,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewehy &yewas sa
WILL NOT ALLOW ANY ONE TO UDERsni
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
\ DEN OF DYNAMITERs.

\ DEN OF DYSAMIrERs.
Paris, February 2S.-The police are
convinced that the advanced Irish
party have made Paris the headquar.
ters in Europe for the preparation OF
their dynamite schools. The colony
includes representatives of three ce H.
tiers of the Irish Republican brother
hood. The first section comprises the
former Fen'ans, jam Sterhens,. - ohm
O'Leary and Gen. McAderas. Tine
last named dlsav0ws belonging to the
society. His mission was To counsel
his friends aS inst extreme aud vio-
lent views, tut IL WAS not his duty to
reveal their acts, however nefarious or
mistaken they might he. He WAS GER
tain other Nationalist shared this
view. Capt. McCafl.rty said the
Weak are Justified in using terrorism
against The tlirong. He repudiated
that he affiliated with the continental
set. He synpathiAed with revolution
airy propae audism IN Europe, because
Ireland was benefited thereby. buta+
IA Nationalist, even the most extreme
ne was not necessarily linked win
Nihilism or anarchy. He denied con-
spiring actively, but added that his eI.
perlence Was valuable to prevent
rrpeli ion of mistakes. The police
traced The arrival OF five transfers of
men belonging Ia the th,rd Or active
5 cti"n Of dynan,itrrs, who have been
told off for the next attempts. Que OF
hem Is from Buffalo, n. Y; one from
Paterson, n J one from Brooklyn,
aud Two from Texas They are he
li"ved TO be pupils of M,z-rof, The
other IiishnI.n under whtof1
are Cornelius CuIlimore, Eugene Davis
aud Casey. 1t il believed that tn.
dynamite Is made Mt Montruge. and
tiesupposrd IA ,nuf,cturrr Is registered
az an authorized chemical student
The Organz ,lion Is confined u me
making ~ dynamite. The instructor
Is b. lieved 10 bea IN IN named Brady,
under tue alias of King. The brother
hood meet ia the Rue Cornrille, Rue
S.'nte, Honore aud avenue Victor
Hugo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
JOB WORK.
Blank Book-, stock Rocks. Bank Station
cry, Hills, Receipts, Statements, Etc.

Blank Books. stock Rocks. Bank Station
cry, Hills, Receipts, Statements, Etc,
The Loving Publishing Company,
at considerable expense, ave fitted up
their job otiice anew, and it IL now
doubtless the most complete in its va
rious departments Of any office in the
South. A large stock of new type of
the very lates' design has just been re-
crivpd. and their line 81 stationery emf
braces some OF the finest goods thar
were ever shipped from the Eastern
mills They employ none hut expert
workmen, and The quality, style aud
finish OF bank hooks, bank stationery,
receipts. statements, etc turned out
bv this office ctnnnt he surpassed by
the more pretentlouI printing es-
lablishment- of older cities.
They make specially of blank
books, ana furnish them of any desired
sty le, with guarantee of quality and
finish second 10 none. Their business
In this line Is rapidly increasing. and
samples of their work lie on tn, desks
Of business men throughout the North
western pnrt of the state.
For wedding invitations, bali tick
etc, programmes, etc, their line of
stationery II simply perfect, and the
handsome manner In which this work
II gotten up has added no little to the
present popularity Of the office.
For theatrical work, th'ir repuia.
tion has already gone beyond the
limits Of the state, and quite a humble r
Of theaters In this and adjoining STA es
ARE supplied regularly from their Of
flee, besides the immense quantities Of
bills, posters, hangers, dates, etc, fur
nished 10 travelling troup.s. In this
line Of work they claim second place.
to no establishment in Texas or out
aud all orders intrusied :" their care
are promptly filled st the lowest pps
sihle price,
Realizing the necessity for n job office
complete in all It's depart m.nts, the,
have overlooked or forgotten nothing
u. ces-ary Ia its completion, and now
ofi'r fir,t-class work Of every descrip.
ton at bottom rates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
In BRIEF.

Mcssrs Freeman 4 Edmundson are open
Ing zip anow grocery house, next door W
Powcll's dru. store.
Fresh buffalo meat at ArmentTont Market
also beef mutton. sausage and pork, Weath-
crford street, bctwan Man and Rusk.
WE. Lake sold Belle Princes yesterday to
T. c. simmons OF the simmons Hardware
company, ~. Louis for the handsome sum oi
slio0.
A new art gallery has been opened mp to
the public by Mr.. w. F. Glib, over SwartL'
clothing store, corner houston and Second
streets. Give Mr.. GLIB atrial
Money 10 loan In sums OF $50 and over ON
real estate, ]. +. COOPER, Atty'atlA~.
Frank Kaiser keeps the best beer In the
clty; gives this business his personal atten
ton, ami keeps an orderly house. Give him
call.
To-day tn Peerless Roof pain ters are work
Ing on the tin root OF Judge Beckbam's resi-
dence. and In II day or two they will paint "A
shingle roof for Or. Boyd, our efiic ent and
popular county treasurer. This is by far the
best root paint ever used In Fort Worth, a.
city where the best of everything 10 the rule
With everybody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
PERSONAL.

Archie Sheerer left yesterday for
Galveston on Il business trip.
e. J. hampton, travelling auditor of
the L. ~ p. is III the city.
w. 7. Ditto aud c S Norman of Gal
weston are at the Grand Central.
G. f. Roseville of San Antonio was
at the Grand Central last n ght.
District clerk J. NJ. HartstieId is suf-
ferng from slight spell OF sickness.
q. W. Johnson, "A prominent a,tor-
ney OF Graham, was III the city yes
terday.
II. J. Davis, prominent cattleman
OF Tbrockmorton was in town yes
terday.
Is L. Reade, Wholesale grocer,
moved his family from Mineola TO
Fort Wol tn yesterday.
ID. n. Hitcncuck, business agent OF
Seenau's combination, was in the city
yesterday and called on the GAZETTE.
Mr. FL j. Goldberg got back yesler-
day from the West. He WAS in the
wreck near SHAWN Monday but furtu-
hately escaped unhurt.
Mr. J. A. Kirgau, the veteran editor
OF the Mineral Wells Echo, was in
the city last night, en- route to Dallas.
He says his section is solid for For,
Worth and the democratic conven.
lion.
w. ID Harris, an attorney OF several
years experience, has recently come
here from Dalton, Ga, and gone into
partnership with Il. ID. Wear in Que of
The rooms adjoining Justice Llnn's
office. He brings the highest reconi-
nl-ndaticns irom his recent home.
MIR. j. +. Evans OF sherman, who
has spent several days in tie city
leaves this morning for nome. He evi.
DENLY takes quite all interest In Fort
Worth affairs, and we trust will follow
lie example Of all other enterprising
me,i, aud cast in his lot with live
city.
Col w. Nj. Harrison, preside nj Of
the National bank of Jefferson. aud
oheol In lea i,g capitalists OF The
state, Is IN The city on IL short visit
The colonel was the protector aud
president If the East liur railro ID
which Is now one OF the best railroad
properties In the state aud has dom.
much to develop HE material interests
OF his portion of Texas. Welrust Col
H"rrlsun may enjoy his visit and cvine
again.