The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-30


The public library will be open today
from q. M. to p. N. No books Will
be exchanged.
Bankers day on Echo mountain
Wednesday. May 30th. Special arrange
ments to entertain visitors.
N. Metzler and John Carr were fined
50 each in the police court Yesterday for
peddling fish without license.
Save your coupons today. The special
coupons will secure every number from
one to thirteen OF Glimpses OF America.
A German section of the Socialist
Labor party was formed last evening at
Council of Labor hall, It's North Spring
street.
T. ]. McCarty was booked at the sta
ton last evening for violating the hitch
ing ordinance. Arrests for this cause
are becoming more numerous.
Newton & Nordhoff, the piano dealers,
1921 North Los Angeles street, give a
10x22 American flag free to all who will
call for them between the hours of s
and 10 a. m. this day.
On Decoration day, Wednesday, May
30th, special arrangements will be made
to entertain visitors on Echo mountain.
All huuI6ns W bbO oOConiOh
by Judge w. A. Cheney.
Chief Glass yesterday received letter
from Portsmouth. o., and also one from
st. Louis, asking the whereabouts of a
mulatto named U. S. Grant Conner, for
whom there is fortune left by the
death of his father.
Lau Edwards, young colored girl
who was arrested at the instance OF the
proprietor of an East First street sa-
loon Tor disturbing the peace, was fined
IS by Judge Austin in the police court
yesterday afternoon.
As predicted in the HERALD yesterday,
the cases against @. d. Plat and Emil
Harris were yesterday continued until
next Tuesday. The continuance WAS
granted upon motion of Attorney Gage,
whose SOD is very iii.
A complaint was filed in the police
court yesterday afternoon against two
Spanish girls, named Rosa Silvas and
Felicitas Lopez charging them with
disturbing the peace of Marguerite de
Calderon, at 423 Kuhrts street.
A young Jewish clerk named Jacob
Stein was arrested last night on com.
plant of a Commercial-stree store
keeper. who charged him with petty lar
ceny. Stein was employed by the store
keeper, and the employer thinks he stole
pair of trousers and either sold or gave
them away to a friend.
In the United States district court
yesterday Judge Ross granted an appeal
in the case of Jim Tye, q Chinaman con-
yicted of being unlswfully in the
United States. In the same court How
ard Dodge, under indictment for misus-
ssxx the mails, pleaded not guilty and
his case WAS set for June 9th.
A class of eight. comprising some of
the brightest young scholars in Long
Beach, who have been receiving instruc-
ton from Miss Nina Clarice Cuthbert,
the official instructress of the Demorest
contests under the auspices of the w. G.
T. U. of Los Angeles and Orange coun-
ties, will contest for the silver medal at
the tabernacle on Friday evening next.
The fire yesterday afternoon, for
which an alarm was telephoned in from
Twelfth and Vernon streets, occurred in
q small house owned by Mr.. Melsted,
the reetaursteur, and occupied by one
of his walters. named Frank Schibusch.
The latter's wife was away from home
at the time, and all their household |
goods were lost. Their loss WAS about
$500, but is covered by insurance.