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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
NEWS NOTES.

The Police Commission will meet this
afternoon in Mayor Hazards office in the
New City Hall.
The Retrenchment Committee Of the
City Council will meet this afternoon at
2 O'Clock in the Office of the City Clerk.
The Board of Directors of the Public
Library will meet this afternoon at A
o'clock. Several important matters will
come up for discussion.
The Alameda-street baseball club de-
feated the Light Weights by a,seoTe OF
16 to IL, on their grounds, corner Fourth
and Alameda streets, yesterday.
= Transfers/ of real estate yesterday
,amouS%sd to $95, 5,920, and were So in
numeatw OF these 21 we're for more than
81 900 eech, and 13 were for nominal con-
alterations.
A mounted sword combat to finish
and sensational swimming match are
down on the programme for the enter
tainment of the visitors at Santa Monica
on Sunday next.
The West End Board of Trade will
meet at 1910 Temple street this evening
August 21st, to hear the reports of the
Special Committees on Water Supply
and Parks, and transact other business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
LIN flnaU. q. Courts.

Two new suits were begun in the Fed
eral courts yesterday. Louis F. Rawesler
and Brother. of Stafford Springs, Con-
necticut, sue G. A. Wyatt and 81. G.
Newhall for 74.391.76. due for wares and
merchandise freight for defendants from
plaintiffs. James G. Connor sues the
same parties for $l2, 500. paid at divers
times on drafts made by the defendants.
Mr.. Mills, OF Mills & Treat, fixed up a
bond for 50, 900 bail for Soto, charged
with shooting an Indian at Mesa Grande
some time ago. The bond was sent in to
San Diego.
7. B. Brown filed his briefs in the Cud.
dy cases, which were up in the demurrers.
The cases are submitted on arguments
had yesterday and the briefs filed later.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
The Vine Disease.

J.. DeBarth Shorb, Esq., of San Mar
ino, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
shorb says the more he studies the mat
ter the more convinced he is that the
trouble with the vines in this section is
none other than the Italian disease,
known as NAL nero. The cause of that
is one or other of the fungi which. i've
as parasites on other life. Bacteria, Mr.
shorb says, is conceded by all competent
botanists to be vegetable parasite, and
to belong to the fungoid families OF
pests. He says the vines which are
sound can be saved by the treatment
recommended and used, but that when a
vine is badly effected the best thing tc
do is to uproot it and put some healthy
plant in its place. He thinks there is 9
turn in affairs now, and that soon the
disease will be overcome.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
1T WILL CONE AGAIN.
A New Beom fn the Semt-Tropics
Brewing.

Brewing.
A HERALD reporter yesterday had q
little conversation with one of the best
posted and most conservative real estate
men in the city. He is a man whose
experience covers the whole period Of
the boom in Los Angeles. The news
seeker asked when Improvement might
be looked for in the affairs Of this Sec
tion. The agent said that improvement
was at the door. He stated that he
knows of good many men who have
come into Los Angeles during the past
few months with the intention of staying
here. The number of these is steadily
increasing, and larger number arrive
9 ich month than the month before.
There are quite q number of them now
on hand. These people have means and
intend to buy. But they are very slow
and cautious. They know there are q
good many people who desire to sell, and
some who are obliged to sell. The new
corners are looking for snap bargains,
and will not buy until they find some-
thing in this line.
That is all right. If people are here to
buy, and if such people continue to come
and increase in number, it will not be
long before they let the heavily burdened
out, and then snap bargains will not be
30 easily found. 1t takes but
very little buying to restore con.
fidence; and as the most disheartened
croakers know that it is only matter OF
time until there is a good and active
market for real estate, the moment con-
fidence in the immediate future is re-
stored, there is but step to active opera
tons, and another to a big excitement.
Buyers will never find as good market
for their side OF the game as
exists today. 1t will be less
and less in tteir favor all the time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
The Law students.

The Law Students Association held its
regular meeting at Judge Van Dykes
court room last night, large number OF
students and attorneys being present.
The program ne for the evening consisted
of lecture by Judge Thomas Mitchell
upon the subject of "Remanders and
Reversons." The lecture was exceed
ingly able and interesting, the Judge
showing familiarity with the ancient
English law which is seldom found
amongst the lawyers of today. The next
lecture before the Association will be
given two weeks from last night, by
Judge J. D. Bicknell /; subject, "Oonvey.
ances." All interested in the study of
the law are invited to be present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Rose COghlan and the Montreal
Students.


Students.
Miss Coghlans' reception in Montreal
at her last appearance there will ever be
remembered by her. She was treated to
a novel experience in her stage career.
The lower floors were crowded by the
most fashionable audience of the season,
while the gallery was taken possession of
by 600 students, who entertained the
balance of the audience between the acts
with college songs. At the end of the
third act in "Jocelyn" they gave Miss
Coghlan reception which she will long
remember, greeting her with cheer after
cheer and lowering to her by means of
wires, baskets of flowers. At the
end of the performance the house
rose en- masse and called for
the popular actress. On her appear
ance she was rendered an ovation; the
students singing "Good Night, Coghlan. !"
Such scene has not been witnessed in
Montreal since the appearance there OF
the late Adelaide Nelson. Miss Cogh-
len will appear at the Grand next week
bringing with her all the seer cry and
furniture used in the play.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Marriage Licenses.

The following were yesterday licensed
to wed:
James Stewart, native Of Scotland, oi
Pasadena, aged 32, to Annie Mullen, a
native of Ireland, of Pasadena, aged 27.
J. H. Chris Won Der Lobe, a native Of
Germany, of Los Angeles, aged 23, to
Amanda G. II. Warnke, native of Ger
many, of Los Angeles, aged 90.
Chas. A. Shrode, native of Texas, OF
Duarte, aged 81, to Annie Wright, a
native of Arkansas, of Spadrs, aged 26.
Emile Castellano, native of Italy, Of
Los Angeles, aged 80, to Rose Amillo, q
native Of California, of Los Angeles, aged
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
They Are Registering.

From fifteen to twenty-five voters get
their names on the Great Register daily.
The supplement will be sent to the
printers about the middle of next week,
There will be about 600 names in this
addition to the register. The contractors
and laborers are going on the register
to man. 1t is evident that every vote
in favor of the school and sewer bonds will
be polled and if those who are opposed
to those measures in their present form
wish to defeat them, they will be q.
liged to emulate the energy and initiate
the tactics of the other side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

A. @. Moss, Chicago, is at the Hollen-
beck.
John Green, of Portland, is at the Ma
deau.
E.T. Heitner, OF New York, is at the
Nsdeau.
II. Howard, of San Mateo, is ct the
Nadeau.
VIM. Grant, New York, is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
VIII. Kesler, Stockton, is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
,. Benjamin, Kansas City, is at the
Hollenbeck.
O. A. Carpenter, Cincinnati, is at the
HDllenbeck.
Judge ]. B. Banning, Of Wilmington,
is In the city.
M. M. Marcori, of the City OF Mexico,
is at the Nadeau.
Commodore W. J. McCaldin, of Pasa-
dens. is in the city.
John Carson, OF the Dominguez ranch,
was in town yesterday on business
trip.
W.0 Wyckoff, Mrs. w. o. Wyckoff
and F. Wyckoff, of New York, are at the
Nadeau.
81. A. Unruh will go up to San Fran
cisco on visit today. He will be gone
for Q week or ten days.
John G. Loss and child, Miss Louisa
LOSS and Miss Emma Forback, of Lam
sing, Kas., are at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. E. Siegel, mother of 81. and N.
Siegel and Mrs. M. M. Lowenthal, died
Sunday at San Francisco and was buried
yesterday.
J. M. Ward, the popular proprietor of
the fine Brunswick Hotel at Santa Ana,
was In the city yesterday. He reports
things as being little quiet, but very
hopeful, at Santa Ana.
Mr.. Robert A. Lewis, familiarly known
as Bob Lewis, Secretary of the Pacific
Development Syndicate of San Francisco,
Is visiting friends in this city. He can
be- found at the st. Elmo.
Justice Lockwood, Of Los Angeles,
went in swimming at Catalina island last
Sunday. A colony of sharks came in
eight and drove every one to the shore.
The Justice found an old saber and man
agei to kill two man. eaters Exchange.
Deputy A. B. Whitney, of the County
Clerks Office, is one of the most polite
and popular of all the officials of the
county. His friends, who are many, will
regret to learn that his sged father is very
low, and hardly expected to survive the
present attack of illness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
The Jones Building.

The preliminaries for the erection of
the Jones building, on the Plaza, are
drawing to focus. Colonel Woods, the
great builder of theaters, is in the city
for the purpose of attending to the last
details preparatory to beginning work.
A theater is one of the adjuncts of this
structure, which will be one of the most
handsome in the city, and which will be
forever monument Of the enterprise of
those who erect it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Criminal Notes.

The case of Goyotino came up yester-
day in the Superior Court, and was put
ON the calendar to be reset hereafter.
(, The DR.. Sweigart robbery case con-
tinued all day before Justice Stanton
yesterday, and will probably be conclud-
ed today.
Mrs. Katrina Shandony, crazy resi-
dent of Downey, was returned to the
: Crunty Jail yesterday afternoon for the
third time. She will probably be sent
to Stockton by the Insane Commission.
Tobe Wilson, the gentleman tramp"
who has TRUSTED" at the City Jail more
times than he can remember, was ar
rested on q telegraphic warrant from the
North yesterday, and is held at the
County Jail.
Geo. L. Leonard, who was tried before
Justice Stanton, Monday, for building a
high fence on his property in Boyle
Heights and obstructing his neighbor,
was fined $50 yesterday. He appealed
the case and was released on $50 cash
bail.
George Hall, crazy negro who has
been confined in the County Jail for
e0me time, refused to take bath when
ordered to do 30 by trusty yesterday,
and gave his fellow prisoner a thorough
beating before aid came. The "crazy"
was finally compelled to take water.
All You stole jute sack from the vege-
table wagon of All Jim, on Alameda
street yesterday afternoon, and the two
Cinnamon engaged in fight for its
possession. Both we're arrested for fight
ing and after being released on bail, All
Jim swore out an additional complaint
against Jim for robbery.
In Judge Wade's court yesterday
morning defendants counsel in the di-
: vorce suit of George Persinger vs. Mary
Persinger moved to set aside and vacate
the order of August 10Th, referring the
matter to the Court Commissioners. The
motion was granted, with leave to
plaintiff to renew the motion on notice.
=, VIM. Stewart and A. J. Germain en-.
gagged in sfight at the corner of Also and
Alameda streets yesterday morning and
both were arrested by officer Harvey
Their case was set in Justice Stanton's
court lor 80. but Stewart did not ap-
pear and friend who had put up $40
cash bail to obtain his release was rush
ing around all the afternoon to hnd the
delinquent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
An Excursion Party.

The following passengers arrived in
this city from the East yesterday morn.
ing, August Goth, via the Santa Fe ex
cursion in charge of Excursion Agent A.
@. Moss: j. B. Jones and family, Mrs
]. B. Jones, Miss Florence Jones, Master
Ewing Jones, G. E. Jones, Mrs. @. E.
Jones, ]. P. McDonough, VIM. Story
Mrs. VIM. Story, VIM. Clark, Miss E.
Buffers, F. Lloyd, ]. Ross, J. L. Martin
Mrs. J, L. Martin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
New &ulfa.

J. M. Griffith sues Ben Cohen and 9TH
ers to quiet title to lot on the east side
of Spring street between Third and
Fourth streets.
A. NJ. Byram sues T. F. Griswold and
others for $1,000 due on note secured
by mortgage.
L. McSuain petitions to be allowed to
go into voluntary insolvency.
Geo. B. Patton sues John D. Burch
and Sames R. Boal for 81, ,691.80 due and
certain interest due on note.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

The Jingler Concert Company will
entertain their audiences with the
plantation and other songs Thursday
and Friday evenings at Temperance
Temple. Tickets only 35 cents; two for
30 cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
incorporated.

Articles Of incorporation were fled
yesterday of the Cactus Publishing Com
pany. The capital stock is So, 900, all
subscribed. The directors are G. w.
Havens, Charles Whitehead, Henry III.
Bry, T. J. Cunningham and William
Hyde, each of whom subscribed 1000
of the stock,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
ae Did No, &c, $4,000.

When P. M. Darcy was Chief of Police,
some two years ago, he received a tele-
gram from Lemoore to arrest man
named George Russell on a charge Of
embezzlement. Next morning Darcy
received q second telegram to release the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

man. Reports ran to the effect that the
case was patched up between those in in
terest. Russell turned around and sued
Darcy for 500 900 for false imprisonment.
The suit has dragged along ever since,
until it was dismissed yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Rullmau PassenRera.

The following people left for the
North and San Francisco on the 80
p. m. train yesterday: Mrs. J. Long,
Mr.. Ward, Mr.. Stark, J. Schrisber, J..
w. Hanson, Mrs. Cotter, Mr.. Dessaint.
@. j. Williamson, s. Marshall, Mrs.
Giles, B. Coleman, Mr.. Powell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Consumution surely Cured.

To the Editor:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for Consumption.
By its timely use thousa nds of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall be GLAD
10 send two bottles of my remedy sREE to any
of your readers who have consumption II they
will send me their Express and P. o. Address;
Respectfully, 7. A. SLOCUM, M. c., 1Sl Pearl
st., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
The Wtrds.

James and Mrs. Ward, in thSt charm
ing Irish play, Inshavogue, are doing
we'll at the Peoples. The Wards are al
ways we'll received by the people OF Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Auction Sale Today.

w. E. Beeson will sell full line OF
furniture, bedding, and special line OF
carpets OF all kinds. BEN o. RHoADEs.
Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
UudeItvered 'CeIegrnn,s.

At the Western Union Telegraph of.
fee, No. 6 Court street, August goth
Pearl Turner, Barclay, Wilson & Lurme,
Ada M. Bryant, W. w. Wood, G. j.
He,tner, W. Y. Fiske.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

DR.. FLINTS REMEDY will control hemor-
rhage from the stomach and bowels, which Is
often dependent on too great a supply sent
thither by heart that has some form Of dis
ease. Descriptive treatise with each bottle or,
address Mack Drug Co N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Observation-Disclosures.

In Sacramento, on the 14th instant,
Morris Hirschfeldt, of San Francisco, was
married to Ida B. Lightner, of Bakers
field.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ssFatherland,, Doing Well at the
Grand opera House.
Mr.. Chas. A. Gardner, with his pretty
songs, graceful dancing and many other
meritorious features of his play of Father
land, is doing a good business at the
Grand Opera House. 1t holds the boards
tonight, and gives place to Karl, the
Peddler tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore

CUuEnss HUHrsGHess, sui HfUat
TRocHEs. simple and effectual remedy
superior to all other articles for the same pur
pose. Sold only in bores.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
The Oldest Read

The Oldest Resident Matchmaker.
W. B. Tullis. 304 s. Spring ST., corner Fourth.
Watches cleaned and repaired Headquarters
for fine grade spectaces, properly fitted. at
reasonable prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

South. Companies have been organ
izcd with capital of many thousands
of dollars to build UP their industries
and allure immigrants and investors.
I'm consequencemany citlcshave sprung
into sudden existence and have had IN
extraordinary, mushroom growth,
which has been hearalded far and wide
as an indication of prosperity and en-
terprsc. Much of this alleged prosper
itv, how yer, is fictitious, and many of
these Aladdn-like towns are now, de-
spite the almost frantic efforts of the
boomers, standing still or falling into
decay. \ reaction Is inevitable, Tor
they arc built upon no substantial basis.
Grand Rapids. however, has never
had boom, although ITS growth has
been phenomenal, in fact more rapid
than IN many OF the widely advertised
boom towns, Il has been 80 natural, 80
substantial and 50 uoisClcss, that few
people realize how great It has been.
Grand Rapids : today with Its suburbs
a metropolitan city of fully one hundred
thousand people. Many of these live
without tine corporation limits il j, true,
bat they are To al lntcnts and purposes
an integral portion of the social and
business lfc OF the city, dependent
upon ii for support and contributing
10 Its prosperity. In 1854 the State
ccnsu, showed a population of but
> sos. An increase of nearly 80 per
cent IN five years would be deemed re-
markable in any locality. That a city
in comparatively old and well settled
state should IN axe such a growth,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

groeers several neN hnes 81 rallfsl.as
are needed T. open up olFect lfaes ~
some large TERRITORY ION rg&eaed iA
several transfers The capital eui-
gloyed n tie wholesale grOssTy basl-
nesS i about ea 0@3.
The wholesale dTs goods hus.atss has
laoared under disadvantages, heo4uss
il was commenced rlgh n the territory
where tie great houses ut New hoIk
Boston, Philadelphia aud haltAmon,
had Wen established trade. bgI the
gruund has hvsn fought foot by foot
Nth the statesmen from tAose clIes,
and i HON one 81 tie active enterprises
al lhe town, Involving hundreds ~
thousands 81 dollars.
Until ths wear the wholesale dry
goods lctisers nave done their Whole
sale business ln connection Nlth "a tai
trade, but during the past year T. "
Murlburg, Sons. & Co., have started
al exclusively Wholesale ialsiaess ln
the McMulieu block and they ale dome
"a thriving business az are those Nl1
have both wholesale and rctail tlades
All dry goods houses report thai There
has been nothing Ike boem ln taef
line, bat they are satisfied VIII the
steady, rapid groWth Tor which every
Grand Rapids onlerpTse ls noted.
The Felt Boot Co, rtp0n au increase
OF - per cent. n their business over
last year. Notwiths,andlng the warm
winter. the prosperity and growth oi
business has exceeded ANY year since
the company WAS organized
The Iobblng ln croCkefy has not been
behind in the matter of prosperity. Ia
tins branch, a. all Others, merchants
report good vigorous growth IN The
RIGHT direction. One advantage which
crockcrN lobbers have had for the last
SIX months Is the direct importation of
foreign goods Ia this city. There ie
hardly week passes but a car or two
of tins foreign crockeTy ls cleared of
duty IN the Grand Rapids Custom
House.
All other branches Of the lobling
trade have had prosperous year The
drug, hardware, paper, spices, and tie
other fifteen or twenty branches are
satisfied with the increase of husintss-
From the facts stated il will h. seen
that thc future ot Grand Rapids a. a
iObblng centre D. assured. Another
proof of the facts j. that Chicago and
other clties now realize that II they
wish Ia do any business ln Western
Michigan they must come Ia Western
MlchIgan's metropolis.