The herald., 1893-06-04

Capt. John O'Brien, an old typo and
organizer OF the American Federation ol
Labor, will deliver a free lecture TO
workingmen at Council OF Labor hall on
Thursday, June 9Th.
An entertainment and ball for the
benefit OF the Southern California Tur-
ner district will take place at Turner
hall this Sunday evening, June 4th. 1t
promises to be a grand affair that Will
attract an immense attendance.
The following undeliversd telegrams
are at the Western Union telegraph
office, corner Court and Main streets,
June 8 W. II. Griffin, Z. G. Casper,
Harry Veazie, r. Ii. Hill, Rev. P. w.
Dorsey, +. E. Piper.
The Security Loan and Trust company
OF Southern California filed amended
articles of incorporation yesterday,
changing the place of business from
Pasadena TO Los Angeles, and also cer-
titicate OF the increase of the capital
etock from 500, 900 to 100000.
The executive committee for the cele-
bration of the Fourth OF July has de-
cided to call general meeting OF the
citizens on Monday evening at z 80
O'Clock in Judge Austin'a court room on
and help make this years celebration
the beat of any yet.
The following offenders were brought
TO the county jail yesterday j. Ducker,
arrested at AzuHR for being common
drunkard; NJ. Romero, charged with
indecent exposure; +. White, disturb
ing the peace, and r. Brown, who ia
alleged to have committed petty larceny
- l.. 40 oil da at
Wilmington.
Hon. G. G. Stephens OF the Los Ange-
les bar will deliver lecture et Turner
Hall, Monday evening, June 9th, under
the auspices OF the Liberal Progressive
union. Subject: Torquemada. There
will also be grand literary and vocal
entertainment, in which the society
vocalist, Miss Kittie Airline Loomis, will
appear. Admission free.
A big run on hats, like run on
bank, ia apt to clean out the stock.
Desmond's hats are having a run
which promises to last all summer.
He's prepared to meet the emergency
and has the hats to do it with-soit,
silk, stiff and straw. His goods are for
heads, and he wishes his customers to
have on their heads what he has on
his hands. He's ready TO hand over his
entire stock to the public at very low
prices. He is also showing magnificent
line OF summer shirts, neckwesr, etc.,
ETC., at his place of business, No. 141
South Spring street, Bryson block.
The Historical society of Southern
California will hold its stated monthly
meeting, Monday, June 5th, st 7 80
p. m, in Judge Austin's court room,
old city hall, West Second street. Mr..
tsea, n VinAisetipn Of Capt. John O.
Fremont'e Military Operations in Cali
fornia in 1846-47. Mr.. Bsrrows will
answer the criLicismE mad0 by Prot.
Royce and others on Gen. Fremont.
Amendments to the by-lawe and other
matters pertaining to the welfare OF the
society will be considered All meetings
of the society are open to the public.
On Thursday evening the Baldwin
children, who were 20 recently beresved
by the death OF their mother, will be
rendered a benefit concert at Turnverein
hall by the combined lodges of Odd Fel-
lows of this city. These little ones who
have go often volunteered their services
in like manner, it is to be hoped, will
be literally pstronized on this occasion.
Prof. Lowinski and Professor STAN have
charge of the musical part of the pro.
gramme, and some OF the best local tal-
ent have volunteered their services. The
little ones themselves will give several
of their original selections, written espe-
cially for them by their late mother,
Mrs. f. J. Baldwin.