The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

N,Oht before last q number of fellows
engaged in saloon row and several OF
them wore arrested and brought to trial.
They managed to out-testify the officers,
whose face was badly battered 81 that he
had to plead guilty, paid the penalty #
disturbing the peace; SIS was the amount
Of his fins.
Philip Stanwood, Isaac Ross ond W. H.
Clune, the convicted railroad men, are
anxious to enter on their terms OF inn
prisJnment, nut Marshal Covarrubias re-
papers arrive from WASHINGTON, which
will De in about three weel.s. In the
meantime the linen will remain out on
bail.
The November meeting OF the City Sun
day school union will be held tomorrow
evening at the Memoria Baptist church,
Twenty first street, etween Grand avenue
topics will be Echoes from the San Dieso
Conavntion, presented by able speakers
who we're there.
Mike Welnh, the fellow who srcosedcd
in escaping sentence for vagrancy some
time ago By creating doubt in the mind
OF the court as to his real character. came
back like the proverbial bad penny, this
tins Tor disturbing the peace. He got
q fine OF $50 Or thirty days.
Two liremen at work yesterday on the
electric line wires at the corner OF First
am Broadway had narrow escape from
falling bv the breaking OF wire.
Fortunately one end remsineo secure and
the men were able to descend without in
Jury.
in, port business for the present month
will, in all probability, break the record.
T d duties collected on goods imported
last Novem her amounted to about $4,000.
Indications are that this months duties
will am punt to over $780, 900.
Mrs. Mary J. Thomas of Cincinnati,
who for ears has suffered from inf1am-
suddenly become cured OF her nslady
while praying last Sunday, and has
since felt no trace of former suffering.
Reception evening or the board of man
agers for the y. W. G. A., l07 North
Srrins STREET, 1880 tonight. With other
pleasant features may he expected a orei
talk from c. G. Micnener. international
college secretary for the Y. III. q. A. A
cordial invitation to all.
China dinner set. SIS; quadruple plated
tea set four pieces, $3.50; decorated toilet
sets; 1925: Rogers oest teaspoons, 81 a
set Rogers best tabiesp on, So a set;
Rogers hest forks, 81; agate and granite
kitchen utensils cheaper than tinwars.
Tue police court vas crowded with
petty offenders yesterday, most,uf whom
we're of the vay species. In all fortv-six
cases we're considered by Judge Owens,
including one examination for felony.
2 James Johnson. an unfortunate wretch
who beca me stra d-d in the city without
Trends or mon-y. stole two sets "f
second hand harness; was arrested, tried
and yesterday found guilty aid sentenced
to serve $50 days in the city Jail.
II. Finkelstein, the man who was ar.
vaotad ~ Ohicar IOpO For nj NJ
glass to drop from hi garbaee wagon
vlo the street, appeared in the police
court yesterday and was finn $40.
The Herald Is in receipt of several
ORANGES that grew in the orchard of Mr..
John U. Ho.an at River.iie, on a tree
only two ytars old. They are navels
anu ,ery large and fine.
W,men's Christian association will hold
an at home this evening. @. q. NJ elmer
Of Cincinnati will make an adrdess.
Piano house, a. G. Gardner, i1s Win
ston street. New and secondhand pianos
for sale and to rent. First-class tuning.
Chicken dinner at the Ralstrn TODAY,
II 80 to 2 p. m. Come. 3l5 and 317 W.
Third street.
Big Thanksgiving sale at vollmer's
china store, 116 South Spring street, near
First.
IT'S not the furnishings which maze
the home, but they help. Inspection IS
invited to the new lines Of bed room
suits, extension tables, carpets, rugs and
drsperies. Tine prices are consistent with
quality of material and work snship. |.
I. Martin. 531 and 533 South Spring
street.
The Security Loan and Trust com PAW
of 233 South Spring street issues its
debenture bonds for any amount, large or
small. They are secure by high grade
mortgages, and the fact Of their being in
come producing makes them desirable
Investments.
r.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms 100, 1870, 131. Spsoial at
diseases of women anu children. EleI-
trioity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, / to 5. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings,
etcbiOgs. engrsvings. water cOlOrs and
fine works of art will open Wednesday,
Nov. 6th.. at L'chtenberaer's art empo-
rum, 10? N. Main st. All lovers of art
are cordially invited.
S. Conrad, jeweler and Matchmaker,
1l3 S. Spring street. makes a speciality OF
fine watch and jewelry repairing and da-
mond setting; an elegant line Of optical
goods. A fine stock OF watches and Jewell
~ always on hand.
Those 25-csnt frames we told you about
went like hot cakes. Only a few left.
This week a genuine handmade pastel
with heavy beveled mat for ST.. Liohten.
berger's Art EN- porium, 107 North Main
street.
Adams Bros, dentists. 239X South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tracing. Best sets of teeth from Sc to
$40. Hours, to 8; Sundays, 10 TO II.
Elegant 25-cent meals at the Ralston
dining parlors. Pure food LealtnfulIy
prepared. Grand concert every evening.
Come. 3l5 and 317 West Third street.
Dime social at Upper Music hall to
night. Cards, music. dancing, cake and
coffee. A good time guaranteed. Come.
Sharp & Sa npson, funeral directors lin.
dependency 536 South Spring street. Tsl.
1909
Taffies rightly made is a science not
generally understood. John G. Nevin,
205 South Main.
Steam carpet cleaning at Bloeser's. No.
456 South Broadway. Tel. 427.
Dr.. Schlesinger, the noted medium, is
at the Nadeau hotel, room 257.
Go to the Grand Pacific restaurant, 3l4
South Main street. for dinner today.
Rooms 81 week and up. U. s. hotel.
Dr.. Reese, 1874 South Spring.