Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-03
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tional church, Sixth and Hill streets.
Bishop Haygood will preach at Belle
vue-avenue M. E. church south, at IL
a. m. Sunday, today. All are invited.
See Prof. Arevoal's card in the mu-
steal column.
From to 25 per cent saved by buying
railroad tickets at Greenwald's cigar
store, corner OF First and Spring streets.
Rev. J. w. Lowrie of Pekin, China,
will speak at the Y. M. @. A. at 8 p. m.
today. A trio and duet will be sung by
local Chinese singers.
DIR. York, the noted orator, speaks at
Illinois hall Sunday night, April Sd, on
Why Are Workingmen Poor? Admis-
sion, 10 cents
Match it if you can. Eastern railroad
tickets at Greenwald's cigar store
cheaper than any place in town. Spring
and First streets.
Reincarnation Have We Lived Before
and Shall We Live Again on This
Planet? is the subject of DR.. Griffith's
lecture tonight at st. Vincent's hall.
Open doors.
The Los Angeles Building and Loan
association, 200 South Broadway, has
! Just closed prosperous years business
and are now issuing their third series OF
stock. .st
Judge Mckinley yesterday naturalized
Louis. Hahne, of Germany, and James
Tomlinson, of England. Judge Van
Dyke naturalized Joseph Zahner, of
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A lecture on Life Among the Mormons
will be delivered by an ex-Mormon ell
der, Wednesday night, 8 o'clock, in
Campbell's hall, East Los Angeles. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Rev. A. G. Smither will preach at
Temple-street Christian church at II a.
m. today upon Spiritual Warfare; at
Z AS upon Sunday Observance.
Hurrah for Greenwald. Saves every
one from to 25 per cent on their rail-
road tickets. Greenwald's ticket agency,
corner First and Spring streets.
The ladies of the Frank Bartlett w. R.
G. will give leapyear party at their
hall, 612 South Spring street, Monday,
April II. Admission, so cents. Ladies',
free.
Los Angeles to Long Beach and return
30 cents, and San Pedro and return 60
cents, on the Los Angeles Terminal rail-
way, good going Saturday or Sunday
and returning Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
The bathing season is now opened at
Redondo Beach, and there will be sew
eral large parties go over the Southern
California railroad (Santa Fe route), at
1915 a. m. Sunday. Fifty cents for the
round trip.
Miss M. B. Harris, formerly with
Miss Jordan, has opened manicure and
hairdressing parlors of her own at rooms
81 and 95, Potomac block, No. 217
Broadway, where she will be pleased to
see her old patrons.
Mr.. J. Meneely Of New York city will
give religious stereopticon entertain
ment in Trinity M. E. church, south,
Broadway between Fifth and Sixth
streets, this evening at 7 80. Admission
free.
Everyone who wishes can 60 to San
Diego on the Santa Fe excursions today.
Extra coaches will be provided, and the
train will be run in two sections if nec-
essary. One fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale at 129 North Spring
street, and at First.street station.
Frank A. Wright the evangelist will
continue revival meetings at the Central
Church, 12l West Fourteenth street,
this morning and evening, and also dur
ing the evenings of this week. Bible
readings Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day at 3 p. m.
Prof. Payne has secured the services
of the popular Ahrend orchestra for his
Tuesday evening assemblies and will
continue with them during the summer.
The Ahrend orchestra need no COM
ments, as they are we'll known among
the music loving people of the city.
A trip over the kite-shaped track of
the Southern California railroad (Santa
F'e route), will convince anyone that for
scenery it is unsurpassed in Southern
California. On Sunday, April Sd, the
Santa Fe will run two excursions, one
at s 80 and one at II o'clock, making
the complete circuit Of the kite-shaped
track.
DR.. Schlessinger, the noted test and
healing medium and publisher of the
Carrier Dove, is stopping at the Hotel
Ramona for short time. His cures are
marvellous according to the press re-
ports in the cities which he has visited,
especially the tobacco, alcohol and NOR
phine habits.
For the morning services at st. Vim
cents church, corner of Grand avenue
and Washington streets, the choir has
selected a programme consisting of
Asperges Me-, Mitzka; Kyrie, Credo
and Agnus Del, from Hayden's first
mass; Sanctus and Benedictus, from
Gounod's Messe Troisieme. For the
offertory, the Ave Maria Orchard Wag-
ner) will be rendered by Mr. 9. S.
Walton. The Veni Creator, Russian
Hymn, will be sung by Miss Roth /;
postlude in D, Mertens. Prof. T. w.
Wilde, organist. Signor Dion Romandy
will play the violin obligato throughout
the mass. Services begin at 10 80.
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