The herald., 1893-02-26

The st. Vincent college baseball nine
we're defeated by the Victor Heights by
. score of to 0 yesterday.
Norwalk has now very creditable
weekly paper, The Call, edited by E. P.
rruitt. 1t is bright publication which
will do the town good.
The committee of arrangements for
che G. A. r. department encampment
will meet tomorrow evening at Major
Buffers Office, armory building.
The Rosedsle baseball club defeated
the Sixteenth streets Saturday by q
score of IL to O. Batteries: Rosedales,
Badham and Davies; Sixteenth streets,
Rhodes and Owens.
All Odd Fellows and their friends ex-
pect to have a grand time at the ball
given by Arbor Vitae Rebecca lodge, /.
D. 0. F., on March 8, 1898, at Illinois
hall.
Detectives Benson and Auble yester-
day recovered stolen saddle from a
secondhand store, where it bad been
sold. 1t is boys leather saddle. The
owner can find it at the police station.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph com pany's Office, cor
ner Main and Court streets. February
25, 1898: q. Fl. Adams, j FL. Archer,
Mrs. Theodore Savage, Stock, G. Zeiro.
Mrs. W. T. Glassell is convalescing
after very severe illness, during which
she was subjected to most severe or.
deal under the surgeons knife. Her
many friends will be glad to hear that
her recovery is assured.
On Thursday, February Esd, John A.
Logan w. r. @. held largely attended
and very interesting regular meeting, at
which time resolution of thanks was
rendered to Mrs. Fannie D Cutler, Mrs.
Kate Haines, Mrs. Josie Wilder and all
members of the Columbian dramatic
club.
Thomas Swift, professional beggar
with plaster on his arm, was arrested
last evening and lodged in police sta
tion. He makes q. a.practice of standing
upon the streets With his arm bandaged,
begging from passers and appealing to
their sympathies by exposing his imag-
mary injuries. He will get benefit in
the police court Monday.
When it comes to fashionable hats,
Desmond, the halter, marches at the
head of the procession, never at the
rear. Buy your hats from him and you
will always be in the front row. This
week he is showing full line of r.
Dunlap & Co.'s celebrated silk stiff and
soft hats, in all the new spring ano
summer styles; also everything new in
mems furnishings.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday with the county clerk by the
California Fish company, with capital
stock of $250,000; its principal place of
business to be in this city. for the buy
ing and selling of fish. The names of
those on the board of directors are A. P.
Halfhill, W. 8. Spencer, RID. Wade,
Moses Avery, I. II. Johnson, W. R.
Bacon and F. s Munaon. Actually SUBJ
scribed stock, $500.
The directors of the Odd Fellows Hall
association are pressing the work of OBJ
tanning subscriptions to the bonds. Up
to date 20, 900 have been secured among
the brethern. Committees have been
appointed to solicit further subscrip.
tions and will wait on our local capital
lists and merchants, as we'll as euch
members of the order as have not al
ready subscribed.
The February Atlantic furnishes
short story from the pen of Margaret
Colller Granam OF South Pasadena, en-
titled Alex Randall's conversion. 1t is
q pathetic, minor-keyed character
sketch of life in little western town
thoroughly saturated with Scotch Pres
byterianism. 1t impreeses the reader
with its extraordinary delicacy OF touch,
and it is 30 live to nature that it may be
pronounced masterpiece.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: Mrs. Il. Koopman,
frame dwelling, Paloma street, $3.50 !;
Joseph Rubo, frame dwelling, Trenton
street, near Pico. 5000; Anna Kafiroda.
frame dwelling, Beaudry avenue, $125O ;
V. Hernandez, frame dwelling, Flower
street, near Sixteenth, $4,000; J. B.
Lankershim, frame play house, Hill
street, between Ninth and Tenth. $3.50
Straszacher & Beckert, frame dwelling,
Ninth near Maple avenue, $500.