The herald., 1893-09-24

Open air concert at Westlake park
this afternoon by the Douglas Military
band.
The city board OF education will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow evening in
the council chamber at the city hall.
Souccos. the feaet of tabernacles. com
mences this evening with services at
the synagogue at 80 pm. by Rev. A.
Blum.
Labor day falls one week from tomor-
row. In recoeniti. n OF the newly
created holiday the leading stores OF the
city will close.
Belmont hall commences the session
of '93 and '94 on Tuesday morning next.
The vocal classes will be in charge of
Miss Katherine Kimball.
Chief Glass said yesterday that the
saloon men affected by the new saloon
regulations would all be notified that
the rules will go into effect October lst.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office,
corner of Court and Main streets. for
L. A. Wilson, L. N. Mitchell, Brewster
Cameron, Mrs. G. d. Thompson, Mrs.
Clara Stone.
The silk quilt that was raffled last
night at Woodbam & Co.'s furniture
store, 324 S. Spring street, was won by
ticket No. So. The holder of the ticket
can have the quilt by calling at 5l61a
Eaet First street.
"Bum" is much travelled dog. He
belongs to Wells, Fargo & Co., and has
on his collar about rs tags showing
where be has been and the custom
houses he has passed through. He will
leave for San Francisco today.
All members of the News and Work.
ing Boys Home society are earnestly
requested to attend call meeting of
the society to be held at the home on
Monday, September 25th, at p. NJ. for
the consideration OF important busi-
neee.
In speaking OF the banks interested
in Treasurer Fleming's bond an error
was made in yesterdays issue in in
cluding the Southern California Ma
tional bank among those mentioned.
1t should have read the National Bank
of California.
The Southern Pacific will put on q
special train to Santa Ana on the two
star days of the Orange county fair,
October 1lth and 18th. The train will
leave the Arcade depot at IL AS am.
and return from Santa Ana after the
races are over.
A meeting of the Young Women's
Christian association will be held in
their rooms in the Crocker block, 212
South Broadway, at 3:45 in the after
noon, to which all young women are
most cordially invited. Mrs. Bassall of
the Baptist church will lead, end a
young ladies' qusrtette orchestra will
assist in the song service.
Within the Golden Gate is q poem by
Mrs. DR.. Pipnsy of Oakland, formerly
OF Los Angeles, and we'll known here as
the president OF the ladies' auxiliary OF
the y. M. q. A. for several years. The
book is handsomely bound and the il
lustrations are by Mics Ella N. Pierce,
one of the leading artists OF Oakland.
A souvenir edition is on sale at all book
sellers for 81.
Everything is going go cheap at Des-
mond's in the Bryson block that every
body'H going there to get what they
need in the line of hats and mems fur
nishings for fall and winter wear. HE
stock of $3.50 soft and stiff hats is
hummer, and his 50-cent neckwear com
lprises every current shape and shade OF
coloring and is as full of variety as
forest is of trees.
A HERALD reporter saw j. Marion
Brooks, and, in answer to inquiry as to
whether any movement was on foot to
depose him from the Democratic COM
mittee, said he had heard Of none and
knew nothing to cause such action. He
had met many members of the commit
tee and they were as ignorant of such q
move as he was. No meeting could be
held without being called by the proper
authority.