Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04

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Look in another COLUMN for the adyer.
tsement. To be sold by John G. Bell
at auction, on May Goth. at the Los An
geles Horse and Carriage Mart. The
sale will be positive. Every purchaser
will be required to make deposit on
the fall Of the hammer.
Jesus Ybarra, examined before Justice
Ling yesterday. on a charge of stealing
horse, on complaint Of Thomas Holden,
proved that he purchased the animal
from Tomas Bermudas, and was dis
charged. Ybarra then made an infor-
nation against Bsrmudas, charging him
with stealing the horse. The latter was
arrested, arraigned and plead not guilty,
saying that the animal in dispute had
been given him by man who lives at
San Juan Caristrano. In order to give
him time to produce the donor, the
examination Of Bernudas was postponed
until the 9Th Instant, at 10 NJ.
Mr., William Grevc and wife, on Mon
day, while driving to Santa Monica.
when passing over rough place in the
rood were thrown backward ont Of the
wagon, striking on their shoulders. Mr..
Greve and his wife each had child in
their arms at the time. Both the children
were uninjurea, but Mr.. Greve was Sc
verely injured and remained unconscious
for nearly whole day. Mrs. Greve was
severely bruised but not dangerously in
iured. The attention OF the road over
seers is eallel to the condition of the
country roads and the dangers that are
met in driving over them.
The Auaheim Gazette Of yesterday
tell. "what's the matter with Hanna, /.
thusly A painful accident befel Harry X.
Hanna on Tuesday. and ono which will
mar the enjoyment Of his vac cation. He
was chopping some wool and vigorous
blow sent the stick flying into his face
with such force as 10 break his nose.
It was SO severely lacerated that q
surgeon Lai to be called in to sew it to-
eether. By strange coincidence his
younger brother, Eddie, received .
severe scalp wound the day previous in
precisely similar way.
Laura Thorne, whose arrest for eniic-
ing l4-year old girl to the Club Thea
tire, which was noted in yesterdays
HERALD, was srraigned before City Jus.
iice Morgan yesterday morning, and
plead guilty to giving liquor to minor.
for WHICH she was i red S1l, or, in DE-
fanlt, Imprisonment in the County Jail
at the rate Of 81 per day uatil the fine
is paid. At latest accounts she Lad
not put up the cash. and the probabil.
ties are that she will rJmsin at the Al
bergo de Tomsoni the allotted number
Of days.
On or about the l4th Of July last year
the horse Of the waffle pedler Holden,
was badly stolen and the mourner went
shout the street refusing 10 be comforted,
Yesterday Deputy Constable piHens
derifer captured man named ToIaas
Bermuias, below Florence, a. the thlef
and recovered the horse. which had al.
ready been sold once. The arrest was
very clever piece Of detective strategy
on the part OF officer Diffendertfer.
All. who enjoy outdoor amusements
SHOULD be sure to attend the annual pic.
MIC Of the Turn yerein Germania at the
Arroyo Sec9 today, a number Of
prizes will be competed for IN gymnastic
exercises, f.diss' games aud other sport.
We can safely promise all who attend 0
day of pleasure. Tie days festivities
will conclude with ball ut tho hall OF
the Society in this city.
We take pleasure in calling the atsen'
tion of our readers to the report Of the
condition of the Los Angeles National
Bank, which appears elsewhere in the
HERALD. The exhibit shows evidence
OF sound and prosperous financial con-
dilion and that ths officers in charge
administer the affairs Of the bank to the
best interest Of s;ockh jlders aud de.
positors.
The 9th OF May ball Of the young
Spanish. Americans of Los Angeles, al
Nadeau Hall tomorrow night, promises
to be cue Of the most delightful social
events of the ssasop, All who attead
can rest assured Of q pleasant time, as
nothing has been left undone by the
Committee Of Arrangements that can in
any way add to the enjoyment Of guests.
Tie beautiful and artistic chandeliers
fog the pew Child's Opera House have
been reaciyed by Meyberg Brothers,
and are on exhibition at their stare o.
Main street. They are exceedingly
ornamental and will make brilliant
and agreeable spectacle. Lack u space
prevents q minute description Of thu
same.
10 City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terilsy. John Maiulin. drunk, was fined
$40. which he paid. Dan Buckley, al
raigned on the charge Of disturbing the
peace, pltai not guilty, and the case wa
set for trial May Z, at 10 N. Jane
Doe, Mary Roe and Emma Roe, vagran'
cy, were fined $40 each, which they
paid.
By notice 10 another COLUMN, it viii
be seen that the morning stage for Pas
adena will make close connection a
that place with stages for the Sierr,
Madre Villa. The fare for the trip will
be SOC. to Pasadena and Soc. from Pasa.
dena to the Villa. The stage leaves a
"a. NJ.
Marriage licenses, issued to John r
Bepeiiel and Maria j. Jones, George b.
Weiz-l and Mary A, Rauth. and james
b. Ball and Mrs. L,zzie Voss, were filed
for record in the office OF County Re
corder Miles yesterday.
H.C. Wiley and wife, W. II. Perry,
G. W. Davis aud wife, aud J. ]. War
ner, of this city, and l.. II. Titus, oi
San Gabriel, return homo by to-day's
train from San Francisco.
The Phillips excursion that leavel Oh
Tuesday next for the East is the last
one that has excursion rates by frs,
class trains. Hereafter the rates will
have TO be special, aud negotiated in
San Francisco.
In our New To-Day column, Messrs
J. II. White & Co. advertise several de
sirable far,r trncts and number o.
building l,ts for sale. They also adver
| tisc house OF Ii rooms for rent.
Nipeteen deeds, seven mortgages. two
releases Of mortgages. three marriage
licenses and four miscellaneous papers
were filed for record in the Count,
Recorders office Yesterday.
Mr.. Cathmor Stamps, of Orange, wa
in the city yesterday. He reports goot
progress in the destruction Of the noct
urnal cut-worm.
The popularity Of H. Jevne's grocery
was plainly visible yesterday, when n