The herald., 1895-12-01
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DEMPSEY weIton. a colorcd man,

Dempsey Welton, colorcd man,
smasbsd mis- finger and was treated at
the receiving hospital yesterday.
Sergeant JeffIies discovered W. B. Hoi-
loway posting signs contrary to the Urdi-
nances and took him to the police sta
tiOn.
Harry Schwinger and Joseph Champion
were given 60 and 100 days respectively
IN Jail for stealing socks from a Main
street store.
Thomas MAgee was arrested yesterday
on a warrant by Officer Romans charging
him with having disturbed the peace.
He will be tried tomorrow.
George Rhennthied. a contractor. was
arrested yesterday by Officer Lehnhausen
of bricks at the corner of Los Angeles
and First streets.
Jerry Hogan, an old soldier, got drunk
and fell down on the sidewalk on Spring
street. yesterday and hurt his head. OH
GERS Stewart and Miller sent him to the
receiving hospital.
". +. Sweet the waiter who got money
IOnged tU another, pleaded guilty to hav-
ing obtained money under false pretenses
an will be sentenced tomorrow.
Joe Bergen, the fellow who stole sew
eral pairs OF shoes AMI gave Officer Stew
art such fight to arrest him, was found
guilty yesterday of petty larceny, and
will appear for sentence tomorrow.
Herbert Lowell tried to break in door
on Reqrena street early yesterday morn
ing, as his wife was in the room. Some
one vent for a policeman and officer
Dixon put in an appearance, and after a
chase up to Franklin street caught Low
ell and charged him with having DIS
tui bed the peace. He will be tried on the
9Th.
The pews and sittlngs in st. Paurs
Episcopal church are to be opened free
today, and henceforth the church is to
depend upon voluntary subscriptions FOR
its support The services. today, being the
srst Sunday in Advent. will be of great
interest at both II o'clock and 7:S0 o'clock,
when tho grand music. Of Haydn's Third
mass, the Imperial, will he rennered by
the choir.
Howell's Palace of Footwear is consid-
cred the swellest shoe house west of Chi
cago, and tney carry the most exquisite
lines Of shoes the market affords. Give
them a call and you will be convinced
that they are in position to cater to the
most fastidious. No. Ill South Spring
street.
Lovers of fine art are always on the
alert for something new. A new line OF
etchings. mezzo-tints engravings, car
bcns, photos and gTavures have just been
received ut II. c. Iichten berger's art en-
porium, 107 n. Main ST., for the holiday
trade.
II you have small. narrow feet bring
them to us. We are IN position to lit
them with nice Shoes as We make a
specially of small sizes and aarrow
widths. Howell's Palace of Footwear,
Ill South Spring street.
Don't fail to see the tine line of photo
gravures at l.ichten bergsr's art cmpo-
rum, l07 y. Main street. A new series of
cupids included in the aobve. Special
sale of artists studies this week, 10 cents
each.
The Security Loan and Trust company
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
investments.
rr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms l29, I30, 19l. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and oil
diseases of women and children. Eleo-
trioity scientifically used. Consultation
hours. | to 8. Tel. l271.
The regular monthly meeting of the
working boys home will be held at the
home of Mrs. T.. A Forester, $40 West
Seventh. December I'd, Monday, at 10 q.
II. A full attendance is urged. Mrs. j.
Is. Burns, secretary.
New and beau tiul designs in rockers,
mating. liuoleum, oil cloth and cook
and heating stoves at Martins, 53l and
533 S. Spring.
Given away. banios and guitars. Beau
tiful guitar or a fine banjo valued at $l2
each. including eight lessons. all for $l2.
Reamers, 120H South Spring street.
See the world renowned Hallett IL Davis
purchase. Salyer e. Robinson, 305
broadway.
Go hear Mrs. NJ. Il. Auer sing in SImp-
son NJ. f. tabernacle this evening. See
regular church notice Simpson taber-
naCle.
Whittier witnessed game of football
yesterday between the Wbittiers and the
too.
S. Conradi, jeweler and Matchmaker.
ll3 S. Spring street, makes a specially 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. 239S South
tracting. Best ssts OF teeth from $6 to
$40. Hours, to 8; Sundays, 10 to II.
Piano house. A. G. Gardner. l1s Win
eton street. New. and secondhand pi-
amos for sale and to rent. First-class
tuninc.
subscribers to assemblies are requested
to call for tickets at Woman's Exchange,
346% Pr aiway.
Pure laffies, fresh every half hour; ff.
teen iiavOrs. John g. Nevin, 205 South
Main street.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors lin.
dependent 536 South Spring street. Tel.
1919.
Specially, packing and shipping pict-
ures. Hurndall " Lockhart, 343 s. Spring.
The Boyle II Hcieh hts Criterio Is a spicy.
newsy. readatle weekly paper.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors, 53G
South Spring street, telephone 1929.
For Simpson NJ. L. tabernacle service
today see regular church notices.
Go to the Grand Pacific restaurant 3l4
South Main street. for diuner today.
Where is Tyndall? Call on him today.
Rooms So week and up. U. s. hotel.
DR.. Reese, ll91a South Spring.
Hallet & Davis pianos are the best.
AS a rule we do not have special sales
but this Is a case where we want to close
out line of goods. hence our fur capes
will be sold. See our prices and be con
need. Coulter Dry Goods Co.
A. +. Fitzpatrick of Fillmore. CAL. had
tho misfortune to have his leg caught
between cart and u stone and badly