Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-20

Forecast for Southern Caii1ornia, ra"'
but cloudy; wind generally westerly; cooier'
Ladies' felt and straw hats cleaned,
dved and reshaped, California straw
works, o64 South Main street.
Only five days more to secure the real
bargains offered at John w. HANS ser
ing out eale at No. l24 South Spflng s.'
The greatest nuisance in theater Is
the person who has "seen the play pe'
FORE"
The Olive Football eleven wsli play
the Chaffee College team at Ontario, lot
the football championship OF Southern
California, next Saturday.
There are undelivered telegrams at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
nor Court and Main street, N ,vemoer
1otb. for the following persons: ~
Small Thomas Wood Claremeunt, MI.
and Mrs. Brown, Miss Lulu Allen, y. ID.
Matt, Henry j, Carroll.
The music at the cathedral at 10 m.
today will be Millard's mass, with Mary
Selby and Mrs. b. Stanbury az sopranos;
Mre. B. Gardner, alto; Professor oran'
tenor; H. G. Portway, passo, ana A w.
Gardner, organist.
The last meeting of the committee OF
arrangements for Tree dinner to the
moor Of the ci,y will be held at Mrs.
Clark,s. 933 Olive street, Monday, NO
yember 2lst, at 2 p. m. All commlttees
are requested to bring in their final re-
ports.
Mary Violovovich was taken to the
police station last eveniDgln a conoltloh
about as much tangled up as her name.
Nl
drunkenness, which YVES remitted pro.
v;ded she would 90 to "San Berdoon"
and stay there, but she choose 10 re-
main.
Don't forget the grand masquerade
ball at Puente on Thankegi vlIg n'eh,,
November Gath. Handsome prizes VIII
be given to the best sustained character,
both lady and gentleman. An elegant
supper will be served by the weil-knoWn
caterer, Frank Lawton, assisted oy the
popular steward, Mr.. P. II. McNaiiy'
Music will be furnished by the cele'
brated Brewster Bros orchestra.
The Second ward Democratic club met
last night at their hall, on Upper Malr
street, with H. Mulholand in the chail
and T. Caravita acting secretary. Mtssrs
Innes. Brown, Kelley, DR.. Powers, r
Dominguez. Tomich Orfila, M. Marquee
Monroy made very appropriate speeches
supporting the Democratic city ticket
Mr.. HI. Mulholand. the temporary
chairman. with very few choice words
advocated the election of 7. S. Rowan
for mavor, and D Innes for councilman
of the Second ward, and the whole Dem
ocratic ticket as well.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: J. M. Cambell, frame
dwelling, Bonnie Brae street, $4,000; 5
T. Gee, frame dwelling, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, $1,000; Edward Ha
worth, frame dwelling, Myrtle avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets
$1,000: Mrs. Mary A. Shafer, franz
dwelling, Del Monte street, $1,000; Cit.
Brick comp any, sheds and engine house
$4,000; James R. Finiayson. two stor.
frame dwelling, Eighteenth street
$1,000; NJ. F. Woodward, brick stores
Broadway. between Fifth and Sixt
streets, 5000; F. j. Heller, improve
ment on building, No. 2O9 Hanse
street, 5000.
The following elaborate programm
will be rendered at st. Fincent's Catht
lie church, corner of Grand avenue an
Washington street, tomorrow morning
the occasion being the rededlcatlon
the edifice recently enlarged and n
built and the magnificent grand alta
will be in position for the service: kyrit
from Beethoven's mass in .; Glorlt
from Beethoven's mass in G; lnte
mezzo, from Wagner's Thannheuse
orchestra and grand organ; Feni Ores
tor, soprano solo. Romandy; Cred'
from Hummel's mass in E fiat; Sanctu
tenor solo and chorus, Schallert; Ben.
dictus, from Schubert's mass in I
Agnus Del, solo and chorus, from Be-
thoven's mass in G. For the offerto.r.
Miss Hattie Knickerbocker will ein
Hummel's Alma Virgo, with chorus an
orchestra The following ladies and gel
tlemen constitute the choir for this o.
cason: Miss Hattie Knickerbocke
Mrs. NJ. M. Kannon, Miss M. Rob
Miss B Roth, Mrs. L. p. Collette, Mi
Dora Hovel, Mrs. 1. S Dockweiler, Mr.
Us. Owens, Mrs. Jirah D. Cole, Mi
Loomis, Miss Logan, and Messrs q.
Ellis, Charles s. Walton, B. s. Ston
man, J. P. Dupuy, Ed V. Maud, DR.. y
Fernandez, Malcom Fraser. Fred .
Walton and J. j. Schallert. Prof. L.
Wilde will preside at the grand orga
Mrs. G. S. Walton at the piccolo orga
and Signor RomaEdy's orchestra W
assist throughout the mase. The &c
mon will be delivered by Rev. Faith
Hartnett. The services will begin
1880 O'Clock a. N.
PERSONAL.