The herald., 1895-11-17
Places Bar. Tenn. Max. Tn. windy ther


Chief OF Police Glass had his attention
called Yesterday to another instance of
the un pleasant results OF the preaching
OF Reed, the colored crank who holds
forth every night at Fourth and Broad
wav. The complaint came from mother
whose two sons. aged 10 aud 20 years,
had beea mentally affected by Reeds
. teachings. The chief said he was power.
less to take any action in the matter.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
com pany and the Southern Pacific have
commenced q rate war between Portland
and San Francisco. The first cut was
made by the navigation company redu1
ing cabin fare to $40 and steerage t. IS.
The Oregon Railway ana Navigation COM
the Pacific Coast Steamship company to
carryits Portland passenger, from San
Francisco to Los Angeles, the through
fare being reduced to $3.50.
The dairymen and milk dealers held
meeting behind closed doors yesterday
At Odd Fellows hall for the purpose OF
forming an organization to take some
action regarding tthe recent work Of the
milk inspector. The result OF their delib
erations is not known.
Frank Kruse, q small boy aged 10 years.
waS brought to the police station by
Deputy Constable Mersch and charged
with burglary. The hoy is accused Of
having BtOlotla SWodtcT ITOU Tue uTu6I
ball gymnasium. He was released on his
own recognizancs.
The institute Of applied Christianity
will meutin the psrlors of Simpson tab
ernacle at 1870 Tuesday evening. There
will be 4 brief review of one Of Prof. Her
ron's hooks, with extracts followed by
general discussion Of the views therein
EN- bodied.
BUD Green was found guilty OF battery
nv Tusfi.o vh will
sentence him tomorrow. Neither Green
nor his lawyer were in court, although the
case has been reset several times, but
justice was pronounced just the same.
The Los Angeles Street Railway COM
pany has arranged to feat $4,000. 900
worth Of bonds, which will be placed in
this city an d San Francisco, the proceeds
to be used in improving the road and
service.
The cham Der, of commerce yesterday
shipped to Atlanta q carload of products,
consisting of citrus fruits, big pun pkins,
melons. beets, dates and English walnuts.
The car will be sent over the Southern
Pacific free Of barge.
General Manager J. Kruttschmits will
abolish The position of auditor of IN i've
power end machinery after December 1st
and its present incum bent will become
assistant to Manager J. A. Fillmore.
The Rev. John A. Z. Wilson, I'd,
wilE preach in the First NJ. II. church
iris morning He is late Of New York
AMI comes here at the unanimous request
Of the Off GERS Of his new church.
porattion company sent the first carload
of ranges for the east that has been
shipped this season. ~
Mrs. Patrick, 2510 Gleason avenue,
Boyle Heights. died at 1890 yesterday
afternoon. Her son, Frank Conant, ar
rived from New York ut sos on the Santa
Fe limited, just in time to see and be rec
oRnized by her.
Chicken thieves have been lifting poul-
try in the neig ID Dor oud OF Montreal and
BARTLETT streets. Within the past few
nights several dozen chickens have dis
appeared.
Mrs. Heith of lie Ruth street was in
cured by being thrown from q car at the
corner OF Temple and Spring streets
home.
H. Smith. the horse dealer who was
arrested for EN- bezzlement on com plaint
OF a cigar dealer on First street. was dis
charged yesterday by Justice Owens.
The Los Angeles County Bee Keepers
association will meet at the cham Der of
commerce at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
J. A. Murray and Ed Bailey, who DIS
OuIUcu PohCO TeCoHtIy, WcTO
before Justice Morrison yesterday and
their trials set for tomorrow.
Secure seats for the drama OF Richelieu,
to be given on Monday night at the Los
Angeles theater. Reserved seats on sale
at the boy Office tomorrow.
Will Guard was dismissed yesterday by
Justice Morrison. Guard was tried on a
charge OF disturbing the peace.
Il. * Poor, the editor OF Poor's Railway
Manual, IL in the city visiting his SON
in-la~, &. g. Kirby.
The mayor yesterday signe: the con-
tract for the construction Of the new CEN
trail police STATEN.
s'Tis not the furnishings which make
the home, but they help. Inspection Is
invited to the new lines of bed room
suits, extension tables, carpets, rugs and
draperies. The prices are consistent with
quality of material and wOrkma nsbip. l.
Il. Martin. 531 and 533 South Spring
street.
Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed, curled
and made in any style 1t American dye
Hollcnbeck. Telephone $50. Feathers
curled on hats while you wait. Ladies'
and gentlemens' garments and household
goods cleaned. dyed and rem ovated in su-
peri0r style.
The Security Loan and Trust com PAW
Of 233 South Spring street issues its
debenture bonds for any amount, large or
small. They are secured by high grade
mortgages and the fact Of their being in
come producing makes them desirable
investmef ts.
: G. S. rristy is having plans made for
a handsome two-story house to be con
structed upon lot 80 in the Florida tract
Sevsral lots have been sold in this tire ct
during the past week. Being centrally
located, there Seems to be demand for
this property.
The well-Known insurance frm5of R.
B. Stephens & Co., 1851 West Third
street, have opened a real estate, rental
and loan department and solicit the at
tention of their former patrons to some
desir ,be tracts about to be opened.
rr. Rebecca Lse Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms 129, 1870, 1871. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases OF women and children. Elec-
trioity scientifically used. Consultation
hours to 5. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings,
etchings. engrsvings water colors and
tins works Of art will open Wednesday.
Nov. 6th., at L'cbtenberger's art empo-
rum, 1O- N. Main st. All lovers of art
are cordially invited.
The Davis and Advance sewing ma
chine ONCE has been removed from 1913
South Main TO 407 South Broadway. op-
posite chamber OF commerce. Southern