Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
NEWS NOTES.

Second, tomorrow, Will be the attrac-
ton.
Judge Van Dyke was quite sick yes
terday, and continued his cases until
Monday afternoon.
Douglas military band will give the
regular Sunday concert at Westlake
park this afternoon.
Judge Smith yesterday heard evidence
in the suit of G. H. Delp VS.. A. B. Delp,
and took the matter under advisement.
The pastor, Rev. DIR. Stradley, will
preach today, morning and evening, at
Trinity M. E. church, south, on Broad
way, between Fifth and Sixth.
Rev. A. G. Smither will preach at
Temple-street Christian church at II
a. m. upon The Church as Building
at 7 20 p. m. upon Jesus on the Throne.
Rev. J. E. Vaughan, the pastor, will
occupy the pulpit of the Bellevue ave-
nue. M. E. church, south, today. Tenn
pie street cars within block OF the
church.
Rev. Wilds Pierce, pastor of the
Mateo street M. E. church, south, has
been absent for a week assisting in a
meeting at Pomona, but will be at home
to his friends today.
Marco Iellman was arraigned in
department one of the superior court
yesterday, on an information charging
him with embezzlement. He will plead
to the information on the 2Sth.
Charlie Broadbridge, the proprietor OF
the Silver Grill restaurant, looked veiy
pleasant and happy last night, Mrs.
Broadbridge having presented him with
a bouncing 11-pound baby boy.
Rev. S. HI. damon will occupy his
pulpit at the West End M. E. church,
south. today. The church is on Union
avenue. near Washington, and easily
reached by the "blue line" cars.
Forefathers' Day banquet by the ladies
of the First Congregational church, Mon
day evening, December 2lst, at o. m.
Interesting programme by the Congre-
gational club. Tickets only so cents.
If you do not care to buy goods at the
great auction sale of silver, corner OF
Spring and Second, you may buy at pri-
vate sale. The goods will be on private
sale both before and after the auction
sale.
What throng of people will be pres
ent at the corner of Spring and Second
tomorrow when the beautiful silverware
is set up to be slaughtered at the buyers
own prices Never were such goods
offered at such prices.
Mr.. Harry Hillard, who has charge of
Young Mems Christian association work
in the colleges of the state, will address
the meeting at the Y. M. @. A. hall at 3
O'Clock today. An orchestra is being or
ganized to lead the music hereafter.
The Western Guard is an exceedingly
well edited amateur paper published at
the University by Charles E. Lloyd. Mr..
Lloyd is a we'll qualified newspaper man,
capable OF doing much better work than
many so-called professional journalists.
Ladies are respectfully and earnestly
invited to be present at the auction sale
of silverware at the corner OF Spring and
Second, beginning Tomorrow at 2
O'Clock. The rooms are open for inspec-
tion at 10 a. m. Best seats reserved for
the ladies.
Attention East Los Angeles lodge, No.
230, A. o. U. w. You are hereby re-
quested to meet in our hall, corner
Downey avenue and Chestnut street,
Sunday, December Goth, at l O'Clock
sharp, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, S. Coleman.
Some people are timid about buying
goods at auction. Colonel Dingee pro-
poses to introduce here for the frat time
novel plan very popular in the east.
He guarantees at the great auction sale
of silver, to take place tomorrow, corner
of Spring and Second, that no bidder
shall be allowed to go above the value of
the goods.
Authorized to sell-To Col. s. Dingee
Sir: You are hereby authorized to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
without limit or reserve, all the silver
ware recently at 215 South Broadway.
Every article in sto * must be closed
out at once, regardless of cost. W. E.
De Groot, Manager Pacific Loan COM
pany.
Hugh keenan, died Friday at Lords
burg, N. M. The deceased was broth
er of Peter keenan, and an uncle OF John
F., Joseph A. and Peter Clifford of Los
Hugh keenan, resided in Los
from 1870 to 1881, and was we'll
and favorably known by all pioneers.
The body has been sent to this city.
The funeral will take place from the res
idence of Peter keenan,, % Basil street,
Monday, at 9 80 a. m.
Howis 1t that people will purchase old style
and shoddy plush Christmas presents that have
been out Of style for seven years in eastern
cities for the ones they love best, when they
can purchase the latest styles aud A No in
quality at the same price at Germains drug
store, No l23 South Spring street. We never