The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-15


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Mr.. W. @. Jones OF Ssntee street ie re-
ceiving congratulations on the advent OF
a baby daughter which arrived Sunday
night.
A marriage license was Issued yester-
dav to Francis G. Harmon, aged 27, and
Frances A. Crowley, aged %, both ma
tives Of California and residents of this
city.
Prof. w. G. Bowman will lecture to-
night at the Council of Labor hall, l75
North Spring street, ON Socialism ; Its
Aim and Objects All are cordially in
vited.
W. II. Hunter OF Pomona. Fred Grant
of San Pedro and John Dunn OF Santa
Monica were committed to the county
Jail yesterday to serve Today sentences
Tor vagraney.
A man named D. Morgan, while
drunk, fell on the sidewalk on First
verely bruised. He was treated at the
receiving hospital.
All property owners and residents of
the Second ward are invited to the
meeting of the Northwest Los Angeles
improvements hsECcltJlOHt Dhau oHQ
Montreal streets, this evening.
A grand entertainment for the benefit
OF the unemployed will take place this
evening at Illinois hall, Sixth and
Broadway. 1t is a worthy object. and
should be we'll attended. Admission
only 10 cents.
Mr.. Elmer Wachtel opened his exhi-
bition OF oil and water coers in the
court OF the Bryson block yesterday.
The exhibition will bs held for the nsxt
three days, and on Friday and Saturday
the pictures will be sold at auction.
A colored woman named Belle Nay
lor was arrested last night for attempt
ing to "clean out" house OF ilI-fame on
Alameda street. She claimed the in
mates had her husband in the place and
were blowing him for his money.
Brock" O'Neill, who is serving long
term in the city jail for petty larceny,
takes great pains to write the HERALD
that the statement that he is an ex-
convict is not true. He says the "prson
bars of penitentiary were never closed
behind him."
Mr. F. h. Parker is the happiest man
in the city, and his face is wresthed in
smiles. It's a native daughter; she
arrived Sunday night, and in course oil
time she may be book-keeper, steno-
erapher and cashier in her fstner's
plumbing emporium.
@. w. Stamp, gripman of dummy
los, which ran over a Chinaman Su aday
night last. says the man WAS not at
tempting to get on his train, but in
jumping from another train fell in front
of the one going south, and that the &C
cident, under the circumstances, was
unavoidable.
Officer Lee caught man named NJ.
Dooley chasing q wel-known character
named Metropolis along Main street
yesterday afternoon, and placed him IN
der arrest. Dooley had pocket knife
with which he attempted to stab
Metropolis The officer booked him for
assault with deadly weapon.
Several parties will leave the city this
afternoon for lnyo county. During the
past few months quite number Of men
have gone from here to examine the
country, and the reports these have
given induce others to go. There is a
steadily growing interest in the Owens
valley country; cheap land and abund-
anco of water are the attractions.
complaint WAS sworn to yesterday
by W. q. McGaugh, who resides on Mis-
sion road, for the srrest of the unknown
person who stole 81 worth of hay from
him Sunday night. McGaugh caught
the fellow loading the hay into the
wagon, but allowed him to escape after
placing him under arrest. The thiei's
wagon is at the Eaet Side station.