The herald., 1893-11-12

Forecast for Southern California; Fai
weather; continued warm temperature. sun
day; Variable winds
Solly Smith is boxing with Johnny
vanheest at the Peoples theater, II
Chicago.
Open-air concert at Westlake parh
at afternoon at 2 O'Clock, by the Douglass
Military band.
This evening at Simpson tabernacle
there will be the usual splendid musical
service. with an address by the eloquent
evangelist, F. L. Smith.
]. J. Lowe WAS locked up yesterday
charged with committing a misoe-
meanor. Joseph Mirandetti was ar.
rested upon charge of battery and
locked up.
The funeral of the late John McAr.
thur. which was to have taken place
Saturday afternoon, has been postponed
until today at 2 p.m., from his late resi-
dence, 708 Commercial street.
A lively game of football was played
at Athletic park yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Olive team of this city and
the High School team of Pasadena. The
former won by score of IL to 0.
John Wheaton was arrested on Main
street at 8 O'Clock last evening. by Officer
Halleran, for grabbing and running
away with pair of shoes belonging to
Philip Newman OF 125 East First street.
Frank O'Brien was yesterday arrested
on suspicion, he having sold very fine
saw for 40 cents. The saw was evil
IDENTITY stolen. The cost mark bore the
figures 1000, D p E A" on the han
die.
On Sunday evening, at Unity church,
Rev. Henry G. Spaulding will speak on
Some Famous Hymns and Their Au-
thors, and the congregation will Join
with the choir in the services of sacred
song.
About 30 more unemployed men ar
rived from the north last night. They
camped near the river. A large number
of those who arrived several days ago
departed yesterday afternoon on top Of
. freight train bound east.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, at the corner OF Coult t
and Main streets, Nov. IL. 1898, for
]. =. CLARK, G. Carnahan. Matter Ves-
tai, J. HI. Bridges, Ira Scofeld, Isaac
Mcvea and Fred Dollmar.
A grand reception will be given at the
Hotel Pleasanton, San Francisco, on the
evening of November 10th. This popu-
lar hostelry is now under the supervision
OF Col. Campbell I. Hedge. we'll known
hereabouts, who also conducts the fam
GUS Terracina hotel at Redlands.
The man who looks we'll in bad hat
hasn't been found vet. 1t will give a
disreputable look to the most reputable
head. A $3.50 hat purchased at Des-
monde, in the Bryson block, is almost
as good as certificate of character. 1t
is light, shapely, durable and becoming.
The finance and supply committees
OF the city council held sessions yester-
day and passed upon numerous requisi-
tions and demands to be presented to
the regular meeting OF the conncil on
Monday. The finance committee will
present quite number of recommends
tions in tax assessment cases.
At the Grand opera house the doors
will be open for the first time to the
general public at the coming concert of
the Ellis club on Thursday evening,
November 10Th. Among other songs
will be given Arthur Foote'S celebrated
Farewell of Hiawatha. with Mr.. Sey-
mour Locke in the leading baritone solo.
The accomplished young soprano, Mics
Jennie Kempton, is also on the pro-
gramme for an introduction to the Los
Angeles public. Miss O'Donoughue
promptly at o'clock doors closed dur
ing the singing.
For Santa Catalina IsIaud