The herald., 1894-01-26

The clearing house banks will observe
Saturday as legal holiday, IN accord
Rnce with the proclamation OF Governor
Markham.
On Friday evening, January 10Th, In
the ladies' reading room OF the library
there will be an informal talk on DOCK
illustrating, BY Mr.. j. II. Gates, an
artist and illustrator from New York.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office. cor
ner OF Court and Main streets. jan
uarv 25th, for Robert Gilson, Jessie
Sanderson, v. +. Winchell, Horace
Bell, j. A. Steigles.
The seizure OF unstamped opium by
United States Marshal Gard Wednesday
was made at the store OF QGong Song
Wo Kee, at 4241a North Los Angeles
street, instead OF Quong Hip Was
place, as stated yesterday.
Mrs. Lindsay, most deserving
woman with three fatheriess children,
is in great need, at us New High street.
The chartably inclined would do a
noble act TO assist the unfortunate fam
lily, who are in want OF the necessaries
of lie.
Mike Pentuso, bootblack, got into a
row with colored man last night at the
corner OF Spring and Second streets, and
was badly cut on the LETT cheek and also
Oh the hand. The man who cut him
escaped. Pentuso was treated at the
receiving he. pital.
In the United States district court
Yesterday, the demurrer in the case OF
d. F. Armstrong, arrested on charge
of sending threatening postal through
the mail was sustained and the lDdlct-
ment dismissed. The trial jurors were
impaneed for the term
Mrs. J. I. McLain OF 407 Lake Shore
avenue complained to the police last
night that Bob White, tesmster for
her husband, had driven her from her
own home and she asked protection.
She said that White threatened to throw
her down stairs if she returned.
A protest was flied in the city clerks
Office Yesterday by James Patterson
against the accordance of the street
work on East Third street. between Los
Angeles and Wall streets, and particu-
larry against the acceptance of the
cement sidewalk and the stone gutter
ing in the street.
1t was not possible for the Csledonian
cluD 10 procure suitable nal last SVEN
ing for meeting to celebrate the birth
day OF Burma. For this reason the affair
was postponed till this evening. The
Caledonian club and their friends will
meet at their hall, 1l91a South Spring
street, at s o'clock.
7. A. Riggs. cable car conductor,
filed complaint agninst teamster OF
the Pioneer Truck company yesterday,
charging him with battery. The team
ster blockaded the street, and the con-
ductor suggested that an open field
would better suit him if he intended to
pursue his vocation. The teamster
didn't like the sarcastic remark, and
showed his temper by striking the con-
duetor over the head with whip.
Rev. Father Hickey's lecture on the
American Protective association, at the
cathedral on Sunday night. sis full of in
terest to every fair-minded, intelligent
American citizen. The aims and objects
of the A. P. A. will be shown up in their
true light. The occasion, the subject
and the well-known eloquence OF the
speaker have already contributed to the
sale of large number of tickets. Stand
ing room will be at premium. Tickets
% cents, on sale at Doran's book store,
opposite the cathedral. Doors open at
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