The herald., 1894-10-13


bly, slightly warmer near San Luis Obispo;
northerly winds.
The price is the magnet at Diamonds
big clearance sale. now taking place at
No. 1S7 s. Spring street.
Justice Seaman yesterday morning
found Mrs. l. Nelligan guilty of starving
q horse to death and she was fined $40.
Miss A. l.. Murphy will organize
juvenile class for girls, to II years of
age, one lesson per week, 8 am. today,
at the Y. w. G. A., l07 North Spring
street.
The Woman's Populist club of Los
Angeles meets every Thursday at 2:S0
pm, at 175 North Spring street. Mrs.
s. A. Bowman. president; Mrs. S. Mark
ham Davis, secretary.
Records will be broken next week at
Agricultural park. but all price records
for hats and mems furnishlngs will be
broken today at Desmond's big annual
clearance sale, now running full blast at
No. 1877 s. Spring street, formerly the
Lace house.
J. H. Gray OF 420 South Broadway
says that his name appeared on q GER
tain list circulated about the city pur-
porting to be roster OF the A. p. A.,
AnQ Q6 Says Jtlub 4o uotct OoiOukou w
such society and that if any one used
his name it was without his knowledge
or consent.
Read the answer OF Desmond's suc-
ceesful clearance sale now going on at
No. 1S7 S. Spring street in these low
prices: IS Dunlap and Stetson soft and
stiff hat. now So 80; all 81 hats going for
So; 81 hats for 80 cents, and same re-
duction in underwear, shirts, neck
wear, ETC., etc.
An inquest was held yesterday at Big
Rock creek on the body OF Jonathan
Jeffries. "a lad 4 years OF age. The ver-
dict was accidental death. The lad
was standing alongside hog pen in his
fathers ranch, when huge rail fell
from the top of the pen, and. striking
him on the head, crushed IA his skull.
He died instantly.
The Northwest Improvement associa-
tion met in weekly session last Tuesday
evening, at their hall ON Sand street.
The committee appointed to take steps
toward the regarding OF Bellevue avenue
made partial report, but il is expected
that q satisfactory conclusion will be
arrived at by the time of meeting
on Tuesday evening next. The new
hall of the association is progress
ing rapidly, and when completed will
be the means OF stimulating the business
portion of that part of Bellevue avenue.
The paragraph below, from an act Of
congress approved August s, 1894.
is calculated to acqnaint the public gen
orally, and particularly persons who
may be likely TO violate the law. with
the existence of the enactmeit and
the penalty of its transgression ::
'Any person who shall knowingly issue
or publish any counterfeit weather FORE
casts or warnings of weather conditions,
falsely representing Buch forecasts or
warnings to have been issued or pub
lished by the weather bureau, United
States signal service, or other branch OF
the government service, ehall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and. on con-
viction thereof, for each offense, be
fined in a sum not exceeding $500. or
imprisoned not to exceed 80 days, or be
both fined and imprisoned in the dis
cretion of the court"
Yesterday afternoon, ct Rosedale
cemetery, Los Angeles Typographical
union No. 174 laid away the remains OF
E. w. Lucas, aged 81, one of it's mem
bers, in their plot. The funeral was, at
the request of the family, very quiet
one, and was from the undertaking par
lors of Peck & Chase company. DR..
Worcester OF the Swedenborgian church
conducted the services, both at the par
lors and the cemetery. Mr. James Booth
presided at the organ and sang Rock OF
Ages and Abide With Me, with good
feeling and expression. Mr.. Lucas came
to this city direct from London, Eng
land, little over two years ago, In the
hope of escaping from consumption, but
the germs of the deadly disease had be
come deeply implanted in his system
and Southern California could do nc
more for him than to extend his Lille {
few short months. The deceased was o
quiet, retiring disposition, and aecureC
the respect of all with whom he came In
contact during his brief sojourn in thil
city. A delegation from the Typo
graphical union acted as pail bearers
and members and friends ehowsd thei
respect for his memory by their pres
snce at the psrlors. He leaves widow
and daughter about 5 years old.