Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-16

FOr6caBts
Forecast for Southern California: Fail
weather. wind generally westerly; slightly
cooler.
A Model Hospital is the topic for Dr.
LIE Moyne Willis lecture tonight before
the Unity club. The admission will be
free.
An imitation sealskin cape, white
shawl and pair of white gloves can be
had by the owner on applying at the
police station.
Certificates of nomination of the Pro-
hibition and Populist parties for the
approaching municipal election have
been filed with the city clerk.
The indications are first-class that the
hack and expressmen are going for
Rowan for mayor. They allege that
Mr., Tufts is no friend to the working
man, and that they can prove it by his
record in the council.
The. teams which will compete in the
international football contest, which
commences on Sunday at Athletic park,
are busy getting ready for the fray. The
American team is in especially good
condition.
John W. Hall, halter and mems fur
nisher, at 124 South Spring street, has
disposed of his lease and store fixtures
to Miss J. A. Williams. milliner. His
entire stock must positively be sold by
November 25th, as possession of the
premises must be given after that date
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's Office, corner Court and Main
street, November 18th. for William
Caldwell, w. R. Fortune, DIR. J. Henry
Shines, Mrs. Capt. Dick Falkenburg. @.
E. Slessen, Ben Guggenheim and S. j.
Hurdy.
On and after Friday morning, the
18th inst, the Blue Line cars will re.
sumo operations via Spring and Ninth
streets; all cars running through to
Rosedale cemetery every seven minutes.
The Ninth-street cars will be operated
the same as heretofore, viz: Pearl,
Sixth, Olive to Fifth and Broadway.
Last evening about 6 O'Clock, while
stepping from the sidewalk into the
street at Second and Spring streets, G..
M. Holton, the lawyer, twisted his ankle
severely and had to be taken in car
riage to his home. From the appear
ance of the foot last night. the gentle
man will be confined to his house for
several days.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: Allison Barlow,
frame dwelling, McGarey street, near
Ninth, $1,000; Gustave F. Hentschel,
to move building on San Pedro street,
$500; A. Milstead, frame dwelling,
southeast corner Vernon and Winfield,
$500; Field & Co., brick carriage and
repair shop, east side of Broadway, near
county Jail. $500.
The Gospel Union. which is to give a
dinner to the poor on THANKSGIVING day,
has placed its solicitors in the field and
the city will be thoroughly canvassed.
The committee having the affair in
charge speak cheerfully of the responses
their appeals for donations are meeting
with. Armory hall has been secured
for the occasion, and preparations are
being made for the entertainment OF
1000 people.
Professor Tyndall gave very fine
performance at the Los Angeles theater
last evening. His tests were very
neatly performed and even the most
difficult were successful. A pleasing
experiment was the selection by the
committee on the stage of the most
popular lady in the audience. The
committee kept their minds concentra-
ted upon the lady and the professor,
with his eyes bandaged, led one Of the
committee to the lady and then de-
scribed her. The entertainment was
we'll received.