The herald., 1893-06-08
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BOO a. m. l20.91 81 80 NV Clear.
800 D. m. l29. ga 6S 81 lsW q Clear
Maximum temperature, rs,
Minimum temperature, SO.
Indications.

Indications.
forecast for Southern California: Fair
wea'nT slightly wArmeri north to west winds
The Cyclone Baueball club defeated
the Eurekas by 4 to score. The win.
ners will go to Whittier Saturday after
noon.
Summer hats, all the latest styles,
iuet received. See them. They are
beauties. At Desmond's, l4I South
Spring street.
Undelivered kilograms at the Office Of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
corner Court and Main streets, June 4,
1898, for Emil Waterman, Miss Katie
Sims, Arizona Charlie.
Sixty.nine Terminal railroad cars were
sidetracked at Bell's station last week
loading potatoes. The crop OF the great
Irish staple is heavy in that section this
year, and the market is fairly good.
A. Mohr, the manager OF Hsle's dry
goods store, at Third and Spring atreets,
Is exceedingly happy on account OF n
new arrival at his residence. 1t is a
little girl, and mother and babe are
doing well.
Mr.. Clarence A. Miller, the we'll
known attorney, left yesterday for an
extended trip through the east. He will
visit his old home at Eaton, o., which
is near Cincinnati. He will also attend
the world's,fair and other places of in
terest throughout the east.
Last evening very enjoyable enter
tainment was given at Unity church by
Mr.. James 0. Sullivan and number of
local artists. Among those p9rtlcipat.
ing we're Herbert Smith, Prof. John
Mccullough, Miss Hannah Rses and
several others. The attendance was
quite large and the audience was in
every sense appreciative.
Acacia chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, in conjunction with Pasadena
chapter, will enjoy q basket picnic at
Verdugo Park next Saturday. All ar
rangements have been made by the
committee having the affair in charge to
insure success, and all members of tho
order who can do 30 should improve the
opportunity to enjoy the social outing.
The board of lady managers OF the
Womana Flower Festival home on
Fourth near Main street, held their an
nual meeting yesterday. The present
officers oil the aociety were all reelected.
A report OF the condition OF the home
was read. The society was now out OF
debt and ~had balance to its credit.
The home lie in nourishiug condition
and is we'll conducted.
The Democratic city central committee
did not hold their proposed meeting last
night on account of the ball at 1l5l9
North Main street being leased already
by the American Legion of Honor.
Another reason was the absence of
Councilman Pessell, who left for Chicago
yesterday with his family. An informal
meeting was held with j. Marion Brooks
in the chair, at which it was determined
to postpone the proceeding until the
first Wednesday in July, when all coun-
men will be enabled to attend.
The following officers were elected by
Los Angeles Lodge 1925, Knights OF
Honor, to serve for the term ending
December 81. 1898: Dictator, Joseph f.
Chambers; vice dictator, @. $. Vance;
assistant dictator, George d. Kenyon;
reporter, H. W. Renshsw; financial re-
porter, s. Levy; treasurer, George Bas-
eerman chaplain, E. B. Melchor; guide,
J. X. Swanfeldt; guardian, f. II. Swett
sentinel, j. A. Duncan; musician, j. @.
Plat; physician, DR.. n. r. Rosa; trus-
tees, S. p. Bowen, A. II. Voight, A. w.
Swanfeldt.
The following building permits were
ishued yesterday: Mary 0. Parcels,
dwelling, Twenty-fourth stroet between
brand avenue and Main, $1,000; Mrs.
Jennie Summerlsnd, dwelling. northeast
corner Georgia Belle and Tenth streets,
$500; Jennie D. Ward, dwelling, Twen-
ty-eighth street, near Severance, $500;
Mrs. Emma Van Alatine, dwelling, JEFF
ferson. between Maple and Main streets,
$500; O. G. Palmer, dwelling, Hsw-
thorne street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, $3.50; Louie Tag, dwelling.
Fourteenth street, opposite Hawthorne,
$4,000.