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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Al inRoRrAnr rnrrRpalsl.
A Large Corporation to be Formed
An Oil Region to be Developed
Liberal Plans ofYered to Stock
holders : In Union is Strength
Millions In 1t.

1t is well known that the petroleum
deposits Of the San Fernando mountains
were known more than twenty years
ago. but nothing successful or profitable
was accomplished till large capital was
employed and enough land secured on
which to carry on the great activities Of
the present company of FELTON,, Sco-
field, Tevis, Mcpherson and others.
All efforts before the advent Of Msssrs.
FELTON, 4 Co. to secure oil In paying
quantities were failures. No great capi.
talist or company would undertake to
spend large sums on small tract, and
in that way raise the price Of adjoining
claims for the benefit Of other owners.
After securing sufficient oil il-bearing ter
ritory these gentlemen went actively to
work and have made great success Of
the business Of producing and refining
silat Newhall. A similar plan is about
to be adopted in developing the great oil
territory east Of this city in the Puente
and Santa Ana hills north Of Anaheim
and about six niles from the line Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
The plan proposed is to put into .
stock company of ample capital, about
1000 acros Of oil bearing land, with wells.
engine and machinery at set valuation,
taking pay for the property in stock of
the proposed company. Additional
stock will be issued to procure more en-
gines aud boring tools, tanks, pipes and
castings and pay for sinking more wells.
Sach combination Of capital is just
what has been needed to open the vast
stores Of oil that lie in that great oil bi-
sip, and will doubtless prove great sue
cess.
It is reported, and we believe admit
ted, that the owners Of the oil wells at
Nswhall made s2.000.O00 last year.
That is very comfortable amount to
earn in year, and the prospect seems
just as encouraging to get as much oil
from the lands Of the proposed company
as from the Newball wells. The wells
that have been snnk in the proposed
location for the operations of the COM
psny, have oil found oil and the land and
rocks arc saturated with oil for several
miles.
Owing to the raildnsss OF the climate
operations can be conducted during all
the year. and the oil i at height Of
900 feet above the railroad. 30 that it
can be carried to tho cars or to the
ocean with no expense of hauling or
lifting. No more favorable commercial
opening seems before the people, and
from the character Of the gentlemen en-
gagged in it, it is likely to become great
and prosperous company, that will be q
blessing to the State. The matter will
soon take shape and name, and the
good work be begun in earnest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Fesssngsrs Due From the East
To-Day.

The following is the list of pssssngeru
from the East, via the southern route,
to arrive in Los Angeles At 1870. P. n.
to-day, specially telegraphed TO the
HERALD from Casa orande. Arizona:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sssley, Waco, Texas;
w. D. Turner, Chicago, H.; Mrs.
Morris, San Antonio. Texas; Miss 1.
Wilson, Minneapolis; Mra M. 8. VIII
liams. Denver. Colo; Miss Emma VIII
Hams, Denver, Colo; Mrs. Z. Burger.
New York; Mrs. B. Conkling. Cleveland,
Ohio; J. J. Miller. Clifton, A. t.; Mrs.
J. H. Smith. New York; C. B.
White Chicago; Mrs. G. B. White,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Stsrstt New
York; Mrs. f. M. Smith and son,
Tucson; Mr. Armijo, New Mexico; R.
M Ullman, San Francisco; 8. Adams.
Philadelphia. Pa; J. M. Alderman.
Tucson. A. T.; Mr.. Merrill, Ripou, Wis;
D. NJ. Even, Old Mexico; Mr.. Done
hough. Tucson. A. T.; L. C. Trent.
Denver. Colo, J. J. Laughlin, Red
Rock, A. T.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10


CArmsDaAL ov 81. vrplArA-- Main street, below
Fist. Very Rev. j. Adsn. Y. @, Esceof t,r.
mas At $50 A. H.: ssgond naof ~ 4 -; mgn
mass at 10 A. "; Sunday schcol n English and
spanish y 8 = I, vsspsss q = I..,.,,s N.
% Plaza. Il Rev @ Peter vsrdsgusr, Rsctor. First
II,ass with ssriuon IN nneiish = a. ~; last
mas vith surnou y epenish - 10 4; T.; Cat
schIsm ior N Englsh children q Jl1o a: =,
Fcs1 csssG1s " H. Fs. a.SStS ssry srs
css:-Prsacilne q II A. \. and ~ p y; Sab
IAN Gnl1ooi e Ia ?. \. Cla@ meetings sabbath
Horniss = u and sabbath evenings at 81. and
wednesday evenings 1t n.
~ 49,. \. <. Lssmsd, Minister. Rssldence
g Banning slseet- Church services; Sunday,
n 4 n a1d 7:90 ?. \. Sunday School, $50 ?.
u, O. Wllsy wells. superintendent. Prayer
mssoIsg Wednesday evening
fifth ga sizth strssls. Eiias Birdsell, Rector
eesvices On sunday q IL 4. y. and ?. H.; Sun
day school Aud uible c1ass 0:l6 4. 4. The Rec
Tor mny BE- soeh IN ths vesiry room daily from
IA. y 10 IL n. RsctoEy SCI Flower strsst,
BArnsr CauRoII- Good Tsmpian Hall Main
street Rev. ?. W. Dorsey, pastor Services
4 II A. \. and 1850 ?. u. sunday School inme-
diatsiy after the the nomIng service, ssAts
frse. The public are cordially Invited. Prayer
Hsssts. Preaching every ssbbath A. Il
Ills, whoss issidsncs . On olive street be.
tween Third and Fourth. sabbath school At
Mission school. East Los Angeles. st s45 ,. \
UsfrED PREsByrEktAN SBRvicB--1 n. Main street
In Y. NJ @. A. Hall, every Sabbath at II A. T.;
sabbath school, 1s16 ?. NJ: Prayer meeting.
Fridaysp n
THxfy CaURCH--M. & Church South. spnrg
~krask 49, Uirzk and 0eyvirerA-
Preaching every Sable III ct II 4. n. and 8 :. n.
Sunday School ct 1x.SO r. \. Prayer meeting
every ThuFuday evening at O'clock. Rev. W.
3. StFadloy. pastof.
hold services al the church on Fourth street,
between Fort and Hill, every Sunday morning
1t 10 O'Clock. Sunday school 1t ESQ A. n.
each Sunday. Sunday evening services = 7:so
Pastors rssidsnce. corner Second and Olive
CoxaRnoA AnoxAL LCnuRcn-New High street. Ser
vices every sunday It II 4. 4. and 7:S0 =. =.
Prayer servicss on Thursday evenings. Rev.
4. J. Wells, pastor.
Cninnn Nnss0n-No 70 Wilmington street, b.
~ l1um toeP. n; Sunday School at ei IN,
and p1paeniyg IN Chinese at r. ~, BY Rev. J.
q NoVtn, u661lonary In charge. Residence, $50
Hiu etsee1, beeween stL and 6th.
0lenAn KykyeuaeAL LuTnEaAN CnuRcu-SeF-
Dufdsg 4 I0:so 4. n; Sunday School at $50
sdcdaD fslnsYTI9sAH cmuRoH- Dovney avenue.
East Los Anee}es; Rev. J. n. Boal. pastor;
saeAing sv6ly Sunday evening q O'Clock;
6undny Gchnc1 ovesJ Sunday q 2:46 . H.; Geo.
I. HaSly. GupogfneSndout. Teachsn meeting
every rf5day eysniuG. Al are cordially invited
y e6l0d ~ Abovs 9see1naa
CGn6sIAH ongs0H, 1supls lessst, opposite
HluH eshput Duil1lne. Esua111ag q a 4. \.
" kl1ss Jauph King. preasA6lg = ~ even
ryss.e = m r,sg.s-s = n y = - r. S.v
IN pssash q - o. vslIows HalI, cvp the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Decorative Glass for Front Doori
ETC.. Etc.

tlOns.
Decorative Glass for Front Doors.
ETC., Etc.
The demand for art glass windows has
scarcely reached the people Of Los
Angeles, for identifying their homes and
introducing an art that for elegant de-
sign and the play Of handsomely blended
colors there is nothing to equal it.
There are few specimens in our city,
too. that have been put in place this
week, to which we call special attention,
viz Walter s. Moore, Esq. and W. s.
Maxwell, Esq. The durability Of the
work is beyond question, as the paint
ings are pressed into the glass and be-
come part Of the glass itself.
The many glass effects of opals, roun-
dels. opalescent glass, antique glass,
jewels, etc., form beautiful backgrounds
and brilliant mountings, which set the
paintings in bold relief and makes a
dazzling splendor Of colors that must be
seen to be appre c;aiel.
A lover Of the beautiful will be well
repaid by walk along Main street, near
Sixth, in the evening, and see a gem of
art that will surely please the youHg and
old. Mr.. z. J. Baldwin's country resi-
dence at Santa Anita is to be well repre-
sented with this decorative glass.
The gentleman representing this work,
Mr.. Peter L. Msllon. manager Of the
Art Glass Works, 1911, 1918 and 1915,
Howard street, San Francisco, is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel for a
few days, and will be pleased to speak
to any one Interested in art glass.
The new BAPTIST church, Rev. P. w.
Dorsey, pastor. Is supplied with church
windows from this firm. Sixteen
churches have been supplied with glass
by this establishment to all parts of the
Pacific coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Pasadena.

Business gentlemen who contemplate
becoming residents Of the Southern
California Paradise" when the South
ern Pacific Railroad is opened, should
secure the commandingbuil sites now
offered for sale in the beautiful orange
groves of Mr.. James Smith. on Orange
Grove avenue. They are located on q
hillside, looking east, having splendid
views of the entire San Gabriel valley
and convenient to- Postoffice, schools
aud churches. Mr. Smith has also
some lots on the main thoroughfare
and business street, Fair Oaks avenue,
between Hotel Raymond aud postofiice,
the corner lots Of two aud half acres
each having frontages of $50 feet by 2o6
feet, jan3O-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON WOOD,
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
coNyEYANcEs-FEBRUARY 8. 1884.

CONvEYANCES-FEBRU 8. 1884.
EE Duncansou TO Emma N Duncanson-S 9i
acres Of lot IL. Anaheim extsnsion; u.
Mrs L y BigeIow TO whitney-Lot 81. blk l,
Nh 4 BiSsiow 70 7 whitehsad-t.o IA,
blk l, Bigslow tract; Sl25.
W J Brudrick and 7 Rowan to Barbara STAN
berry--Lots Q. IL and II villa tract; s<50.
Sarah J.cobus 70 Joanna 2 Hortsn-Lots Is
and Is, Jscobus tract; 800.
Sarah 3 Jacobus 10 Mary J Dean-Lots IL and
IA Jacobus tract; $500
JW Brewing TO Julia & Dewey 8 and q.
blk @, In lot 3, blk 90. Hanceok's survey; $500.
WS Allen 10 Catherine Waidron-Lots and
Q, Brodricks subdivision Of Cells Vineyard; 500.
A weill 10 Mary csnnon-Lot Z, blk s, Also
si eli s.s S.sss 70 7 wrighs--unaisidsd ! Of 10.
g. watts subdivision Of part Of Ro San Rafael;
ow chida 70 Rosa B RImpsu-Lot 7, blk 8.
Chiids' tract; $1,000.
Fisk 10 A Browns lot I, blk N, San
PAsquAl tract; eol0.
subdivision o. blk X. Mott tract: $3.50.
TWAriell to o Mstthewson ct al, trustees OF
First Rsptist Church, DuArte-Lot in lot I6 sec
Is, Ro Axusa de DuArte; u.
3 Cnnstou 90 W Barnard-Lot Is, Goodner
b o'Melvsny tract; $500.
o II and L W Cougar 70 Mrs n R Arnold :
Agreemsnt 70 convey I.6S acres on side Orange
Grove avenue. PAsadsna; $3.50
O RAtliH to h and Jennie Giddings-N2
acres lot 9, blk Z, San PAsqual tract; $3.50
I W Ciddin9s 70 r and Jennie L Giddings-
Lot Is, Ciddiuks' subdivision Of Heart tract;
Chloe B Jones to n Guinn-N 70 feet lot
and 20 fecs Of lot ., blk J, Mott tract; 5000.
Harriet \ Taylor and W u. her husband 10
p Ferguson-Lot l, Adams' subdivision In AlhAm-
bn addition tract: S13lA
NF Canpbsll 70 A s Johnston-Lot Z, blk 20,
Enst Los Angeles; 80
All Gsegcn y Ar sproul-ss7s scrss in Ro
San Pssqusl; So9Qnk
A Wnksly and H W Nagee, trustees. 10 A
Sproul- usdividsd 100 q Lake Vineyard inter
sst In WAtsn a Arroyo Seco; oeuo
L A Cemetery Ann 70 Bsaty-E Of lot 1853
EvsuVrssn Cemetery; e27.6o.
WNsil 70 Adalins H Brissol-4 acres N side
4 niIisr ard = Nslson TO L Compton In
bIk g, 0an Pedro; e175
Espcy A nAksr end I, hcr husband, 70 sn.an
o NruI-E 10 n a lot - and addition 10 lot
la n parf Of Carr tracts @1oQ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
She Knew Her Business.
fPhi,a.lelphia CALL

"Oh. some one is coming up the steps,
ma" exclaimed Miss Pyrkins to her
mother, who keeps boarding house.
"Shall go to the door?''
''No, indeed, answered Mrs. Pyrkins,
bustling around. ut is young man
who is probably looking for board. Go
down into the parlor and be playing a
dreamy air on the piano when he comes
in"
Eyes, know; but some one ought to
20 to the door. There goes the bell
now"
''Well. will run to the kitchen and
send Jane to open the door, and while
you are playing and Jane is showing
him in will be pounding on the table
with rolling pin"
'But what for, mar
''It will sound a. ii we had two ser.
wants and were going to have beefsteak
for lunch"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
COURT REPORTS
Superior court-Howard. ].


Superior Court-Howard, j..
SATURDAY, Feb. 0, 1884.
Baldwin VS.. Emerson al.
lowed ten days further time to plead.
Richards VS.. Gilmore ct al.-Leave
granted to plaintiff to file amended COM
plant.
Recess until Monday, February ilih,
ut 10 A. NJ.
SET FOR MONDAY.
= Estate Of ]. G.. @. Eimes-Will.
Estate OF Charles McFadden--Letters
Estate Of Pedro Chourronpeie Let
ters.
Estate Of Furlong- Return.
Estate of ]. Paquet-Will.
HINES, J.
Warner VS.. Howe--Thirty days addi-
tional time granted to file proposed
statement on motion for new trial.
People vs.. T. J. DePuy-Demurrer
overruled; defendant enters plea Of not
guilty.
johnson VS.. Continued for trial
Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 1OA. NJ.
Picot vs. Garnier-Motion for new
trial argued. submitted and taken under
advisement.
Small VS.. Williams-Stay of proceed
ings granted.
People VS.. Bareras, grand larceny
Verdict Of guilty; sentence set for Tues
day next at 10 A. M.
Reid VS.. observation-disclosures Wells
4 Lee entered as associate attorneys for
defendant.
Toberman VS.. acknowledgment
for plaintiff in the sum OF $500, each
party to pay his own costs; ten days
stay.
SET FOR MONDAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
4 caAcuFvl co,pLlmlnr.
Fraternal Acknowledgment From
the Boston and De MoIay Com
manderiee.

Cnur de Lion Commandery. Of this
city. has just received a beautiful pres
ent from the Boston Commandery,
Knights Templar, in fraternal recogni.
tioH Of oourtesics received at their visit
last August.
an Asylum Masonic Temple, Sept,
Al, ,S83; voted that the thanks Of Boston
ComAnandery Knights Templar be and
hereby tender to our fraters Of Ceur &c
Lion Commandery knights Templar.
stationed at Los Angeles, California, for
the knightly courtesies and hospitalitics
extended to us August 18th and 18th
while tarrying in that beautiful
city en- route to San francisco,
we were indeed weary Pilgrims
travelling from afar, when you bade us
rest and refresh ourselves, and when
having partaken Of your good cheer we
resumed our pilgrimage. our hearts we're
light and happy and pleasant recollec.
tions of the happy hours spent in your
company welled up an everlasting foun-
tain OF love in our grateful memories.
Presenting these thanks we salute you.
JOHN STEVENSON,
Eminent Commander.
Edwin WRIGHT,
Generalissimo.
EUGENE RICHARDS,
Captain General.
z. w. THOMAS, Recorder.
The above inscription is elegatly let
tered with pen and ink on parchment
Of triangular form, with broad mar
gin in mottled gold, with very heavy
bronze metal frame which forms a square
Of about three feet. 1t is needless to
say our Knights appreciate this beauti.
full token Of their fraters in Boston.
Language.fails to express it. C@ur dc
Lion Commandery is also in receipt Of
another beautifully wrought and ele-
gantly worded letter aud resolution Of
thanks for kind and hospitable treat.
ment from the De Molay Commandery
at Louisville, which is also very artistic
ally done on parchment with pen and
India inks, and it is also framed in very
neat and costly frame which makes a
very beautiful ornament for their asylum,
and will also be cherished for all time
for its pleasant recollection and associa.
tions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

Visitors to Los Angeles this winter
will bs surprised TO see tho improve
msnz since last year. One Of the most
noticeable and what the city needed
Was : frst-class restaurant at reAs0n-
able prices. The Pacific Restaurant,
on North Spring atrest, opposite the
postoflce, i The best appointed m south
en- California. and would be credit 10
~ rranoiaco. or any Of the large cities
I tko Eant. IL dining rooms are vsry
noa4 nd We srs eIad 70 noeioe Z =
&o1nl rudsipG heliHss@ jsslt LIN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

Two Gardner machine guns have just
been completed at the Pratt & Whitney
Co.'S works in Hartford, Conn. for Gen
erAl Grant, as presents to the Viceroy Of
China and Mikado of Japan. They are
of elaborate workmanship in every part,
and the model after which they are
made has a government record Of 500
shots minute, and has been iired at
the rate of 700 shots minute, and 5000
shots in Is minutes and 26 seconds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Personal.

A magnificent stock Of watches. dia
monds and jewelry is now being closed
out at 10 First street, between Spring
and Nam. The stock is from the well
known and extensive house of H. Bohn
4 Co.. of Chicago and Denver. Colorado,
aud is worth your time to look at it. as
it must be sold. Goods all warranted as
represented. Sale every afternoon and
evening. J. A. TURNER 4 Co.,
ian26 Auctioneers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Hs.ds md Faoes,

J. NJ. Matthew, N. D., professor
and dsmonstratsr Of the brain aud
nervous system Of the Women's Medical
College, Ban Franoisco. viii deliver two
lectures on the above subject 81 the Y.
n. C. A. Hall, II Main street. on N
svsainm Of Monday and Tuesday. Feb
llth Aad l2th. Admission frss- Pfi-
vats sxaminAtions Il the Cosnopolisan
Hotel for two weeks. Room -. Par.
lor for ladies. 2t-fsbl0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
M whsas rn,ss asviv.d.

Chisf Cuddy yesterday received DE-
patch from sheriff CsaniaahAn, a
Stockton, requesting the arrsst II James
Campbell. alias E. G. Wright. on .
charge Of grand larceny. This Il the
man who was arrested Ia this city . few
weeks ago for stealing wheat from the
Laguna Rancho. case Of petit larceny.
Now comes IN order to arrest him for
grand larceny. for which he jumped his
bail and ran away to Los Angeles. The
Chief found him at home, IL Bath street.
and took him in 70 await . reputation
from Stockton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Hxcursions.

Ths sxeursioas hat are coming 10
Los Angeles svsry nv days arc bring
Ing : great maay very wealthy people
hers - loeutt and naks psrnsasnt
kauass b L. Aadslss y surounding
oeua&ey. o. afziyine thiy ~ n
anxigID = - ezr b1n>>l{Il dty nd
eoan1ry, ~ nnGnR ~ ~ ~ ksanli-
ID 49, ~ - M : 311sovr 8 9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHIL0H'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by c.
F. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
slS-3un

sHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately
relieve Group. Whooping cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by c. F. Hsinzeman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

My own importation; direct from
London sx-ship Blengfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER 8. MAXWELL,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Jay RsAl's Ideal oombInAsion-

OF s'Tsksnfrom Lifs. " The play inwhich
Jay Rial's Ideal Combination omen st
Turn versin Hallon Tuesday evening. the
Leuisvills Co~rier-J Journal says. Just
now there is fashion for melodssma,
md il i only Of interest here to say
whether Taken froa Lls" = . GOOD
one. unqaesliosably Il i. Il will oom-
pare with The best plays Of The ki.d
which havs recently unrpsd IL saass.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Wsll,nesou coal.

Cargo due February lst PER ship
King Csndric. For sAls ia car load lots.
Apply immediately 70
WxkxxH s HAxwRLL
jnl72w 10 Cesrs g.. Lss Anssiss'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents Seld by c. +. Heinzeman, I22
North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

FOR DYSPEPSIA md Liver Co..
lalhl ycH havs 3 psi.lsa G.o.sn>se g
svory eoo1le q ShiRh's yios1|lpE 4
sss - e, - = - -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure. Sold by @.
F. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

eHACKlEETACK," { l1slls9 ~ fFsr
g...s psFs.~s fsin 9 - ~ g - go:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
The Golden Opportunity.

All sufferers from liver complaints and
constipation will doubtlessly avail them
selves of the golden opportunity pre-
sented Of testing the new remedy, Syrup
Of Figs, free of charge. Cases of long
standing, which have only been aggra.
waited by the harsh, gripping medicines
formerly used, yield promptly to the
gentle yet thorough influence Of Syrup
Of Figs. Those who have tried it praise
it highly. Trial bottles free and large
bottles for sale by all druggists. c. F.
Heinzeman wholesale agent, Los Ange-
les.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
sBILOH's CATARRH REMEDY.
Portland Cement.

. positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by c. +.
Heinzeman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

WHY WILL roo - - ~
5 IS 9 :: 8: 81 81: = Z
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
Iorssora's Acsd Phosphass,
azwAAs d IlIz1AEIoHs.

limitations aud co1ntusfel>n have aenin
apVuArsd- Be- suFs that ths word
''Hcrsford's'' \ a ~ WEovpsr. Neas
~ eeuulzs vitheus u
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RnIraIous snRyIcHs.

aximuin Thermometer, $50
InImum Thermometer. q. 3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
s1aaav u,AsqsuaAsuas.
oharacters and Costumes Of
tho Gay and Festive Merry Makers
"A Brilliant and Amusing
Spectacle.

The Twelfth Annual Masquerade Ball
OF the Turnverein Gsrmania WAS given
last night at Turnverein Hall. The list
Of masq ueradsrs embraced large variety
Of costumes Of brilliancy. and also Of
great comioality, full list Of which
follows.
Mr.. Andrew Lindenfelt ofiiciated as
Prince Carnival and led the grand march,
which took place at 9;25, after which
dancing and rural sports and comic
episodes filled out the hours until mid
night, when the throng unmarked and
surprised each other with their real per-
sonality. Supper was then served in the
gymnasium, by the proprietor of the
Pacific Res taurant. after which dancing
and jollity ruled the balance Of the
night. The room was tastefully deco
rated with ornaments befitting mas
qusrads, and was crowded in every part.
The whole affair was complete success
Ia every respect, and reflects great
credit upon the Turnverein Germania.
wangemsns orchestra furnished excel
lent music for the OCCASION.
LIST or cIzkRAcTERs And COSTUMES;
August Stsinike, an Ardent Lover.
Miss Hatton, Topsy.
Mrs. Jacob Philiippi, Winter.
Mrs. Wolfrom, Snow Girl.
jake Baer, French Cook.
Miss Liz. ., Spanish Flower Girl.
Mlss Mary Cruz, Pink Sailor Girl.
WIN. Nordholdt, Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Fanny Hosmer. Bride Of the
Baudits.
Frank Hosmer, Spanish Nobleman.
Miss j. N. H. Cohu, Gipsey Woman.
H. Coin, The Dude.
w. H. Parker, Song and Dance Man.
Mrs. Hobel, Peasant Girl. n
Miss Anna Rheim, Martha WASH
L. Eberhardt, George Washington.
Gertie Hall, Ballet Dancer.
Paula Hartweck, Columbia.
r. w. Drotngold. Tourist from the
North.
18ttie VOous oaAiof Vhe.
Miss BlAckie, Winter.
H. Gmson, Jockey.
w. r. Curl, Clown.
Mrs. 1. Cohn, Clown.
E. H. Penning. Nick Of The Woods.
RI. Friese, leopold.
John Schroeder, Uncle Sam.
A. Haszenthal, Harlequin.
George Schroeder, Former.
Mendel Meyer. Lancaster Oil Station.
K. D. Gerson, Captain Of the Chain
Gang; A. Moyeno, r L. Foster. F. Gar
cia, @. Leiscb, II. Gardner, Mem
bers.
Lorenz Stenz. Blue Domino.
L. Schmidt, Queen Of the Night.
A. Rinkenbsoh. King Charles Of
Spain.
Miss Julia Blank, Policy.
Miss Jennie Trustell, Pink Domino.
L. Gafcia, Oscar Wilde.
Miss 4. Rehim. Indian Woman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-10
LOCAL BsnyaTIns.

The msn educatss tbs woman.
The woman sducstes the man.
Bring them together.