The herald., 1895-11-06

william M. Hum phreYs, son of John
F. Humphreys, formerly president OF the
city council. and prominently mentioned
on several occasions a. Democratic candi-
date for mayor. has been appointed assist
ant postmaster vice Seamans. resigned.
It 10 generally believed that Mr.. Hum phi.
yeys will DO che assistant under the DEM
ocratie postmaster. who will succeed Mr..
Van Dussn In February next. General
Mathews 10 generally regarded as having
. sure thing on the appointment.
Z. Remy got drunk recently and fol-
lowed and abused the Salvation Army
and disturbed their meetings. He was
placed under arrest and vas in court
yesterday. Justice Owens heard the evil
crate sentence OF IS, rs 1t was . case of
drunk more than righteousness, and gave
Rsmy until the 18th in which to pay the
fine
Arthur Haley and Robert Whillaw, ythe
boys arrested for malicious mischief
committed on Halloween. were dis
charged by Justice Morrison yesterday.
a. they promised to repair the fences
they had damaged. and to sin no m ore for
another year at least.
W. Carter 10 q fellow who has been in
the habit OF hanging around poker joints;
but be will not do this any more, Tor
yssrsncy yesterday before Justice
Owens end given thirty days with.sentsncs
suspended.
Sam Magnus was found guilty of
vagrancy yesterday and given sixty-day
hoater, but Justice Owens thought this
section has enough representatives. OF th:
grace in which to pack his samples ana
skip the gutter.
Eddie Steele, the fellow who escaped
from the court roo 70 recently during his
trial for visiting faro joint, gave him.
self up yesterday and was fined $50 by
staying In jail. At last accounts he was
staying In jail.
Mana Claudon. a French woman, has
left the city and so could not be tried
yesterday on the charges of battery and
vagrancy. She forfeited bail in each case
beat another worthless woman named
Cross-eyed Annie on Alan eda street.
n. Valencia was arrested yesterday on
complaint al his wife and charged With
battery. Valencia's face looked as though
he had got the worst Of the fight, and he
was allowed to go on his own recognize
ance by Justic. Owens, pending trial.
The case of embsz element against w. J.
Wallace seems destined never to come to
trial. Yesterday it was continued again
on request Of the defendant. who said he
waited to get some witnesses from
to have them here.
Tie DRINKS gathered In Saturday and
Sunday nights were richer than the
usual run of such offenders, as no less
than Six, were able to deposit IS bail
each. which they allowed to be- applied
BY the court yesterday.
". A. Schepar was found guilty OF
cruelty to animals yesterday, while the
other charge against him OF trying to
beat his board bill was taken under ad-
visement. He will be sentenced tUmor-
row.
Fred Lawson and Charles Nolan broke
some glasses and things in a Slovenian
were each fined $40 for being drunk.
Frank Payton pleaded guilty to
charge OF vagrancy and got ninety days.
Sentence was suspended until this morn.
ing to allow him to leave the city.
Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed, curled
and made SCI, in any style u: American dys
Hoilsnbeck. Telephone $50. Feathers
curlvd on hats while you wait. Ladies'
ami eentlenens' garments and household
goods cleaned. dyed and renovated in su-
perior style.
The pavi. and Advance sewing ma.
South Main TO 407 South Broadway. OPP
posi,e cham Der OF commerce. Southern
California wholesale depot for Dayton BIZ
cycles. A II kinds OF sewing machines
rented, repaired and exchanged.
Eat at the Rslston Dining parlors and
pure food served meals 25c. Come once
and you will come again. The Ralston
Pure Food company, 3l5 and 3l7 West
Third street.
r.. Rebeccs LIE Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms 1913, 1870, 1al. Special ut
tention given to obstetricnl cases and all
diseases OF women ana children. Eleo-
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, 1 to 8. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions Of paintings,
etchings. engrGvings. water colors and
fine works OF art will open Wednesday,
Nov. 6th:, :, at L,cbten berser,s art empo,,
are cordially invited.
s. Conradi, jewsler and matchmaker.
1l3 S. Spring street. makes a specially OF
fine watch and jewelry repairing and dia-
mund setting; an elegant line of optical
goods. A fine stock OF watches anu jewel.
~ always on hand.
Those 25-cent frames We told you about
went like hot cakes. Only few left.
This week genuine uAndmade pastel
with heavy bevelad mat for 81. Lichten.
berger's Art Emporium, I07 North Main
street.
The rehearsal for the Messiah will b.
Yin pTomptly RC O'CLOCK next friday
evening in Bartletts hall. The mem bers
OF the chorus and orchestra will please
take notice. Secretary Treble Clef club.
Don't buy an oil heater without first
seeing the Barrier, for sale at Parnelee's. |
1t is positively odorless and every one
gives the best o. satisfaction. q. l.. Par
melee Co.. 232 and 234 s. Spring.
Adams Bros, dentists. 1891 South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tracing. Best sets of teeth from So to
$40. Hours, to s; Sundays, 10 to IL.
There will be a special meeting of
Frank Bartlett W. R. G. No. Z at @. A.
r. hall, 1877 N. Nam, Wednesday at 3
p. m.
Pianos for sale, ana to rent on easy
monthly payments. a. g. Gardner, 1i8
Winston street. Pianos tuned and repair.
cd.
Medicsted hoarhound cough candy.
fresh twice daily. John .. Nevin, 2O5
South Main.
Sharp Il Sampson, funeral directors lin. |
dependent) o36 South Spring street. Tel.
Steam carpet cleaning at Bloessr's. No.
fb6 South Broadway. Tel. 427.
Rooms - . week and up. U. 8. hotel. |
Or. Reese, 1874 South Spring.