Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-19
Green OF Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Brock
away OF New York, and H. q. Osborne.

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away OF New York, and H. q. Osborne
OFF FOR THE NORTH.
| The various parties who had beel
sightseeing returned to the trains las
night, and about 8 O'Clock the train
started out from the Southern Pacif,
depot en- route to the northern part o
the state. The scene at the depot was
busy one. and the excursionists INDUCED
in various demonstrations of approva
of the welcome accorded them in Lot
Angeles. IA revelation and ''de-
lightful time" were heard on every
hand, and the different state delegations
gave their state cries, in which they have
by this time become expert.
The editors who visited Redondo, rep
( resented by Mr.. j. L. Stack addressed a
letter yesterday to General Passenger
and Freight Agent s. B. Hynes of the
Southern California railroad as follows
sMany of the delegates of the Ma
tional Editorial association not being
desirous of going to Pasadena on account
of the heat, appointed me committee
of one to provide transportation to Re-
dondo. l interviewed your Mr.. E. w.
MCGEE, who on fifteen minutes notice
gave us special train which conveyed
about 125 of our number to Redondo
and return. The delegates are very
grateful for courtesy extended by your
road"
FOR THE INNER MAN.
The high range of the temperature
made the throats Of tourists and citizens
veritable human sahara. The floods
of the Mississippi and its tributaries
would scarcely suffice to quench this
thirst. But the refreshing and tonic
products OF the vineyards of California
came nobly to the relief OF the crowds.
u. w. Burton, chairman of the COM
mittee on supplies of native wines, re-
ports the following very liberal dona-
tions from the wine growers and dealers
OF the city and surrounding country:
John Beman, for Bernard & Guasti, two
cases OF angelica--quarts. This wine
was pure as crystal sunshine and deli
cious in favor. n.
John Mcclure, a fve-gallon keg of re-
markably sound and palatable port from
the Roscoe vineyards of Dillon, Kenealy
& Mcclure.
Last & Fisk, one case of riesling and
one of zinfandel, both quarts, of the very
highest excellence.
Los Angeles Wine company. one case
of Savignon Vest and one of burgundy,
both quarts. The vineyards of France
conld not excel in any essential quality
these fine wines.
Kiefer & Co., one case riesling and one
of zinfandel, both quarts, of the best
vintages IN this state.
M. Levy & Co., one case of the most
delicious riesling, quarts.
Pironi & Slatri, one case Riesling and
one of zinfandel, both quarts and of a
quality that connoiseurs would declare
The Sunset Wine company, one case
of perfectly delicious Riesling.
Steineke & Bruning, one case of zin-
fandel, as fine as any in the lot.
Chas. Stern & Sons, one five.gallon
keg OF fine old muscatel, as delicious
as could be imagined.
III. A. Unruh, one five-gallon keg of E.
j.. Baldwin's sherry, pronounced by all
who taste it equal to the best imported.
Vache & Co., one case of riesling, the
best in the state. Quarts, of course.
And H. j. Woollocott one case zin-
indel and one of riesling, which were
from the choicest vintages In his winer-
les. They were quarts, of course.
Here are twenty.three cases each hold
ing Q dozen quarts of the choicest wines
Of all varieties in the state, contributed
by these dozen firms for the refreshment
Of the citV'e guests