The herald., 1894-05-19

Judge Austin's collection for snes in
April wac $Ie5 ana Judge Seamsn's col
lsetieas $50.
II. r. Smith of South Los Angeles has
sent Earska .emoaa and seeding or
ass.s 10 the chkmsor OF commerce.
A. Livingstone Yves committed to the
county jail from Pasadena yesterday, to
serve Is days for disturbing the peace.
A new bond is being prepared by City
Treasurer Shoulders to cover the two
original bondemen who are now insol-
vent.
The property owners on Moore street
Yesterday petitioned the council to pass
the final ordinance for thu grading of
the street.
Nan Yam and Yum Tong were brought
Up from Sau Diego last evening by
United States Deputy Marshal Goodrich
on q charge of illegally sntering the
United States by being smuggled over
the Mexican border.
City Treasurer Shoulders has asked
the council to take some action to close
up the interest account of the city
against the City bank for $3.50. The
supreme court recently decided adverse
ly on this claim of the city.
Constable Decker of Santa Monica ar
rested a man named Cooper at San Ber-
nardino yesterday and lodged him In
the county Jail last evening. He will
be taken to Santa Monica TO-DAY to be
examined on charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The tenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society,
Los Angeles conference M. E. Church,
South, will convene in Downey, Wednes-
day evening, May 23d, continuing in
session to 9th. About 80 officers and
delegates are expected. Friends and
fraternal delegates from other Christian
bodies are cordially invited.
Quite an enthusiastic meeting in the
interest of the free labor reading room
ard library was held at 2G8 North Main,
on Thursday evening. Represe tatives
from different labor organizations of the
city were present, and the interest mani
tested showed that the library will soon
be permanent fixture in this city.
The committee will meet again in two
weeks.
There will be mass convention of the
Epworth leagues of Los Angeles die
trict at Simpson tabernacle, Los Ange-
les, next Tuesday, May Esd. lasting all
day and evening. DR.. Edwin A. Schell
of Chicago, general secretary of the
leagues of the United States, will be
present, and speak both morning and
evening. A. rousing meeting is ex-
pected.
Large numbers of persons are attend
ing the mission services OF Fathers
Brady and Wyman, at st. Vibiana's ca
thedral, and during the past three days
there have been many communicates
at all OF the masses. On Sunday at
10 80 a. m. and Z 80 p. m. there will be
interesting services. The mission will
close with the Thursday evening meet
ing, which will be the feast of Corpus
Christi.
Among the Populist delegates who
take the Corona today for the conven-
ton at Sacramento are ]. r. Rush, Will
s. Fawcett, E. NJ. Wordell. Prof. Milton
Carlson, A. j. Utiey. Joseph Lucas, W.
F. White, D. McCrillis, Prof. W. O.
Bowman, George Young and E. M.
Wade. A score of other delegates will
take the train direct to Sacramento, and
on Tuesday the contention for nomins-
tions will begin.
Here comes Desmond bringing COM
fort to the army of perspirers. You
must sail under straw to make summer
voyage a pleasant one. Desmond, In
the Bryson block, has opened straw
sale for the accommodation of the pub
lie OF this city. Some straws show the
way the wind blows, but Desmond's
show how really comfortable and cool
headed one can be in the hottest of
weather. That's why the wind of pop
ularity is blowing them out of the store
at breezy rate. See his special hat
window and 50.cent distractions for
today.