Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-30

The case OF j V. YORK Is on trial In
the Superior Court.
The fruit dealers OF this city are for
warding a great many fine lines to the
eastern markets at present.
Justice Austin yesterday remanded
Santos Ocana, the Mexican who cut Toe
Eldridge Sunday night, without bail.
There is great deal OF building go
ing on down below the new depot, back
of where the Sisters hospital used to be.
The superb Illustrated annual HER
AID has arrived, and is non on sale
al this office. Price, Is cents a copy.
Wednesday night the Barrett troupe
by special invitation attended the latter
part of the performance at the Chinese
theatre.
The s. z. Co. sent out special orange
train of IL to Is cars last night. This
road is at present sending out an orange
special daily.
The case OF Lee vs., Cuddy has been
dismissed. This was suit brought by
false imprisonment.
John Sweeney was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Cheney to one years imprison.
ment at San Quentin. He was convicted
OF assault with deadly weapon.
Judge D. P. Hatch, of Santa Bar
bara, is completing his arrangements to
remove to this city and Join j. Brous-
seau, Esq in the practice of law.
The Georgia street poultry yard is an
nounced in the HERALD. Mr.. Brown,
the proprietor, has the reputation OF
having the finest poultry in the State.
Both the S. P. trains yesterday we're
couple of honrs late. The down train
was very long, having fifteen passenger
coaches, three OF which were emigrant
cars.
J. C. Gormley, travelling agent of the
Times, who shot at young man named
Fuller at Pomona some months ago, has
been charged on Information with as.
sault to commit murder.
The removal of the old buildings along
old Bath street, now Main, is progress
ing not very rapidly but steadily. In q
few weeks probably. the street will be
open to Alameda street.
Lizzie Green the child who died here
few days since, was the grand daught'
er of Col. John o. Wheeler, and the
daughter of Mrs Clay Green, the we'll
known dramatic author.
The Young Mems Republican Club
will meet this evening at Justice Aus
tins court room in Nadeau Block at s p.
NJ. for the election of officers. Many
will be called and few chosen.
The work OF demolishing the old
fountain basin in the plaza is going on,
and good deal of grading is being
done preparatory to making the interest
ing improvements contemplated there.
The C. S. R'y got in with one small
train on Wednesday night, the first out
of the blockade 1t carried in vast
amount of delayed mail. Last night a
very large passenger train came 10 and
now they will come along rapidly.
The freight delayed by the washout
ON the connections oil the Y. d ny VIII
come along now rapidly. A few days
before the washout there were $50 cars
between Kansas City and Albuquerque
on the A. T. Il S. F., all bound Tor Los
Angeles.
A dispatch to the Orange Growers
Union from Cleveland Yesterday says of
the market for California oranges: Mar
ket active, prices advancing Ship more
quick; can sell three to five cars o week
here. The prices quoted are So for choice
seedlings.
The school for working bows will open
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ployed through the day. This school is
open to all working boys.
Deputy Constable Wilbur, of San
Diego. desired to show his affectionate
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