The herald., 1895-12-08

Mrs. Mcdonald was driving along Main
strset near Seventh yesterday about
O'Clock and was thrown out OF her buggy
and sustained severe strain Of her leg.
A large wagon in front of her stopped
and she tried to turn out, but the hind
whesl of her carriage collided with that
of the wagon and she tipped over. Her
husband called ut the station and re-
moved her to her home. corner Washing
ton street and San Pedro.
While returning to the city by the Mis-
sion road last avenine Mrs. Badger and
her grandchiid, Lyman Wilcox. were
thrown into ditch by the horse soaring
and running away. Mrs. Badger received
some bruises and the boy had his face
considerably SCARED. They walked to
the end of the car line and took the elct
tric car to their home, 450 East Twenty
seventh street. At last reports the horse
was still at large.
Pro. Il. p. Haeal, the aeIonaut, will
make an ascension III his large balloon,
Just constructed, this afternoon at the end
of the Temple street car line. Tho new
balloon IS sixty-nve feet in height and
forty. five feet in circumference and is the
largest thing of the kind seen in this city.
An artesian we'll has been sunk on the
ranch of A. B. Chapman of San Gabriel
which. al depth of so feet, gives a flow
of eiehty-five inches of watsr. This is the
best well in that section and the water
will be piped and sold to adjoining
Willis Strab'e will be cxamiend on the
18th on a charge OF assault with q deadly
weapon. He smashed another colored
fellow over the eye with a cue IN billiard
iall recently and was arrested by Officer
Talamantes.
John Wilson was fined $40 by Justice
Ovens yesterday for HAVING disturbed the
peace in quiet Ferguson alley last Thurs
day. Won Lun, who was also involved-in
the frscas, was finsd SIS for q similar Of
Tense, which ne paid
Wah Sang hit little boy across the
head with whip on First street and
Officer l.enhausen placed the Mon
golian under arrest. Yesterday he WAS
fined 81 by Justice Owens and advised to
sin no more.
The remains of the late veteran fireman
noon under the auspices of Los Angeles
loIge No. 35 40. U.W., of which he was
membe
An exhibition of oil and water colors
will he held at the studio of Mr.. Elmer
Wschtel. room 20, ITO West Second street,
ommencirg today and ending Saturday.
New OH GERS of the Continental Build.
ing and Loan ASSOCIATION are as follows:
W. 9. Patterson, president; w. H. WorK-
man. vice-prssdent; V. Wankowski, Sec
retary, and +. X. Rule and b. enjamin.
John Moriarity wasIarrested by Officer
Richardson yesterday on warrant for
selling bogus butter. Justice Owens fined
Moriarity $40, which he paid.
John Duffy, who makes living beg
ginE, will live of of the city for the next
100 days, as Justice Owens found him
guilty of vaRrancy yesterday and gave
him a hsavy fine.
John Haggerty got drunk last night and
fought with Billy McDerm OFT over wages
which Haggerty claimed McDe-mott
owed to him. Haggerty was arrested by
Officer Redfern.
Dick Brown, the colored poster of bills,
was found guilty by Justice Morrison yes
terdsy OF having disturbed the peace on
Novem Der 18th. lie was fined $40.
Charles Buster and Willie Jameson,
the sack thieves arrested by Detective
Steele, were sentenced TO 100 days and 100
days In Jail respectively.
There will be a protest before the city
council tomorrow against the sewering of
Third street from State to st. Louis
streets.
$50 yesterday by Justice Owens for petty
larceny.
Thomas Clark was held to answer to
grand larceny yesterday in the sum OF 5000
John Smith, the school house burglar,
will be arraigned tomorrow afternoon.
Twas good before. tits better now."
Of holiday goods on exhibition at the u.
j.. Parmelee cOmpany's show rooms s
the finest ever placed before the people
OF Los. Angeles. That exquisite line of
vases in gold and opal, with capdelabra
to match, was an attraction of last even
ing. Did you ever see anything so lovely
at su III pricesP- OF course the cut glass
counter was not far behind, and the low
ers OF the artistic were not disappointed
at the additions We have recently made
G "a IN u "a
our royal 5isque ware does not attract,
and the late designs we havs Just re-
oeived are more beautiful than ever.
Speaking of cold weather makes me think
sells. No odor. no chimneysto to break
ana no need OF shivering these cold
mornings or catching cold these evenings
when you can have q portable stove that
costs very little for fuel and gives perfect
satisfaction in every way. DO you want
more LIGHT on the subject? We would
just call your attention to the fact that
our gas and electric fixture Depart
ment is constantly growing, and people
snnn1h S",,d1ihns ,ot or contemplating changes
Gently placsd on display large line OF
the latest designs. just received from the
factory. in chandeliers, brackets, ETC.,
TOR both gas and electricity. and in com
bination. You will find it to your ad
vantage to visit us before selecting our
holiday goods. We have the assortment
that is sure to please everybody and the
prices are within the reach Of ali. We
will assure you OF careful attention and
courteous treatment, and cordially invite
all to visit us. Remember we are omen
evenings now, at the old stand, 232 and
234 South Spring street, opposite the
Los Angeles theater.
The Los Angeles business college in its
new quarrers in the Currier building. Is
fitted up in style equal to that Of the
very best business colleges of the co,n-
try. The entire fifth floor of the building
is set aside for its use and for conven-
lent and. systematic work the arrange
nient of the rooms is most excellent. The
latter are provided with those appliances
which experience hasishown to bs best
adapted to aid in the work done in the
different departments and with its i'm
proved apartments and increased facili-
ties tho Los Angeles business college can
now undoubtedly claim to be as we'll
prepared for fitting young men and
women Tor the actual work of business
life as any similar institution west of
Chicago.
James Burns and John Clark stole u
couple of pairs Of pants yesterday after
noon from the clothing store of Cline, at
the corner Of Main and Firat streets, and