The herald., 1895-11-26

IN RpOploCt1C Sbr0ke on TUESDAY lat, ana
never recovered consciousness. The end
was painless.
John Roberts, oolored was found gull
ty OF petty larceny yesterday by Just ce
Morrison and will he sentence. today
Roberts said that he did not understand
why be had been arrested for stealing
lumber when woman was there by his
side taxing lum her too. Officer Rice ex-
plai.e to the court that the reason the
latter was notS brought in was because
she was only picking up chips, while
Robe. Is on the contrary, was satisfied
only With whole boards.
John Higgins, the hobo who struck
Isdor Bertram in the mouth because the
latter nil not give him money, was
found guilty OF battery yesterday by JUS
tice Morrison ana will be sentenced to-
day. ! idOre vas spared unpleasant an
tici alton and let Oft with fine OF SIS or
the alternative for being drunk.
W. f. swsets. a wafer was arrested
by Detective hawley yesterday on war
rant issued on a com plant made by John
Mackel, the saloon man, who charge !
Sweets with having obtained $3 Under
false pretenses. Swepts claims that the
man to whom the money was due au
thorizej him TO collect it,
Thomas Howard did the noble yesterday
before Justice MORRISON by exoneratins
Two mono If1eUuS from tue CUuTkt Vi stcdl-
ing a box OF dates and snouldering all tue
blame himself. He took the dates, he
said, and the others, Pat Nc Dermott and
Jack Walsh. were discharged. Howard
will be sentenced today.
Tho charge against +. J. Cuddy. ex-
chef-of-police, of having obs.rrcted the
sidewalk, WAS changed yesterday to
dru k and disordeIly, to which o plead
ed not guilty and his tria was set for
today at 80.
c. Robbins, the 7-year-old son OF Off
Ger Robpins. was struck on the head by
this step OF Bellevue avenue car Sunday.
The child had followed Its father and
failed to clear the track in time to escape
the oncoming. car. The skull was not
broken as had been at first feared, and
ne will recover.
E. E. Shaffer. the auditor of San Diego
county, is visiting friends in this city
a comforting with Tax Comm IS ioner
Aaron Smith concerning certain taxes OF
the Southern Pacific which it is claimed
are eloquent.
C. J. Kirby was convicted of begRing
and go, thirty days from Justice Mo rison.
kirny told the officer that he was q brass
worker and judging from his methoI he
N in led considers BILE alloy in the shape
of nerve" with it.
". H. Davis, the man arrested by Off
Ger Long for stealing buggy whips on New
High street, pleaded guilty yesterday to
petty larceny before Justice MORRISON, and
will oe sentenced today.
Pete Mulkins, the fellow arrested by
Officer sand on suspicioL of having stoI-
en- q pair of pants, will no tried for petty
larceny toIay.
G. W. R. Ford. president of the Boston
Store. has gone to San Francisco, to be
absent week.
Charles 3. sichel CT Captain Marryatt
cigar fame, returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
Mrs. J. H. Jones and CHI ildren of Ra-
VIENNA are visiting friends in the city.
This is the kind of weather that makes
one think OF buying a nice new pair Of
shoes to keep the feet warm. ami also
with invisible cork soles are our spec
ialty. Call and ask to see these Shoes
no offense if YOU don't purchase. He W.
ellis Palace of Footwear, III s. Spring st.
Narrow widths and small sizes our spec.
ialty.
Don't fail to see the hns line OF photo
gravures at Lichten bereer's art empo-
rum, 107 N. Main street. new series of
cupids included in the aobve. Special
sale of artists studies this week, 10 cents
each.
Tho Security Loan and Trust company
OF 233 South Spying street issues its
debentu-e 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
investments.
II. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor rooms l29, 1870, 12l. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases Of women ana children. Eleo-
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, l to S. Tel. 1877.
s. Conradi, jew.ler and Matchmaker,
lib s. Spring street, makes speciality of
fine watch and jewelry repairing and dia-
mOnd setting; an elegant line of optical
goods. A fine stock Of watches and jewell
~ always on hand.
Adams Bros, dentists. $685. South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tracing. Best sets OF teeth from So to
$40. Hours, to s; Sundays, 10 to -.
Given away. Banjos and guitars. BeaU-
tifnl guitar or fine banjo valued at $40
each, including eight lesuns, all for $l2.
Reamer's, 1904 s. Spring st
Piano house, A. G. Gardner. 11S Win.
ston street. New ana secondhand pi-
amos for sale and to rent. First-class
tuning.
Rev. A. q. Bane will preach at 80
and 1880 PM, Thanksgiving day, in
Pencil hall.
Sharp e. Samson, funeral directors Gin
io3o. Wv 0OD'n spring '''ss'' ISL
He laughs best who laughs last. Neyin
still sell. ta1ies at 20h s. Main.
Rooms 81 week and up. U. s. hotel.
Dr.. Reese. lls1s South Spring.