Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24


opsn to the interests Of his patrons, has
purchased from the Messrs. Polaskl
Brothers their large and elegant stock Of
dry goods, fancy goods and articles Of
ladies' wear, which, having bought fol
cash. he is able to sell at extraordinary
bargains. The attention of our lady
readers is especially directed to his new
double-column advertisement on our
first page.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from Captain Douglas Gum, editor Of
the San Diego Union, who stopped in
our city en- route home from the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge I. o. g. T.,
at San Jose. 1t is Captain Gums first
visit to Los Angeles since 1873, and to
say that he was astonished at the
prodigious strides made by our city,
both in population and Improvements,
would be putting it quite mildly.
Officer Rowley last evening took in
Rev. Mr.. Beach for pulling of the rool
of dwelling in East Los Angeles, in
which Spanish woman and her little
children resided. The Rev. Beach had
purchased the property. and in the
absence of the woman tore off the rool
and drove the children into the street.
ffe did not wait for due process Of law,
but became law unto himself in dis.
possessing the poor woman who has
nowhere to lay her head. He will re.
port at 2 A. N. to-day.
The attention of the lady readers oil
the HERALD is called to the important
announcement in another column of the
opening of the Chicago Store, No. Is
South Main street. This establishment,
consists Of large and complete as
sortment of millinery, fancy goods, la
dies and gents hosiery. all new and just
received from the East. Ladies' neck
wear, zephyr, crewell, canvas filling,
embroidery and silks. and ladies' hats
and bonnets trimmed to order. This
new establishment is perfect emporium
of beautiful things.
The Messrs. Polaski Brothers, in O
triple column advertisement in this
mornings HERALD, announce that they
have sold their immense stock of dry
goods, fancy goods and ladies' wear to
Mr.. J. c. Bright, their object being to
close out that branch of their business.
They have also reduced the price OF
mems clothing and furnishing goods,
which, for the next sixty days, they
will sell at actual cost, in order to clear
the field for new departure in business
which the firm is about to make. Any
one desiring to purchase first class goods
at bed rock prices should not fail to give
the Messrs. Polaski a call.
Our worthy County Superintendent Of
Schools took unto himself wife yester.
day in the person Of Miss Entwistle,
one Of the excellent teachers in the
Spring school, and young man,
name not mentioned, assumed her duties
in the school. 1t appears that the ex-
change was not satisfactory to the child
rem, although eminently satisfactory to
Mr.. Hinton and his charming wife, and
row broke out, which ended in pun
ishment of two boys and rude scolding
of daughter Of Mr.. Stovell of the
Spring street planning mill. This led to
a personal collision, in which Mr.. Sto.
veil slapped the chops of the teaoher.
That is pretty stormy start, with room
for improvement.
Ramon Cruz. l2-year-old boy, was
up before Justice Ling yesterday on the
charge Of robbery. 1t appears that Cruz
has been in the habit Of waylayiDg
smaller boys and taking money or other
vaIubIes that they might possess from
them. There was one little fellow,
whose father Cruz knew had credit at
certain stores in the neighborhood of his
residence. whom he forced to 60 in and
tell the proprietor that his father had
sent him for dollar. The storekeepers,
knowing the boy, generally gave him the
amount, and as soon as he emerged from
the store Cruz would force the money
from him. Cruz by this means accumu-
lated about sl5. The little fellow was
SO intimidated that as long az Cruz was
near he was afraid to resist; but, as soon
as he got home, he told his father, who
had the young robber arrested. There
being no means Of furnishing Cruz with.
out sending him to Jail, where he would
become hardened, Justice Ling gave him
a severe lecture and discharged him,
with the admonition that, if caught at
the same tricks again, he would be sent
to the penitentiary.