The herald., 1893-11-07

weather, sngnly cooler 1uesoay, "esVe'y
winds.
The White Walters union will give q
dance at Armory hall Thursday night.
On next Monday the annual Orphans
fair opens at Armory hall for the week.
Mr.. Sam CURSOR returned on Sunday
from an enjoyable trip to San Francisco,
his former home.
Mr.. VIM. Chippendale of the Duarte
was awarded premium for fine oranges
at the Chicago exposition.
Val Schmidt, the restaurant man, is
receiving congratulations over the ad
bent OF baby daughter at his home Lass
week.
A. Moreno and A. Medino, who were
fighting together on Saturday lass, were
fined S. each by Justice Austir. yester-
day.
@. H. Wilson was found dead in his
apartment at the Natick house yester-
day morning. Death is supposed to
have resulted from natural causes, but
an inquest will be held today.
The Woodbury. business college will
give .sree literary and musical enter
an6ent at the Illinois hall this even
A choice programme will be pre-
cd and the public is cordially in
cd.
The funeral services of Mrs. Walter
Melick of Lancaster will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at Rosedale after
the arrival of the train from the north.
Mr.. Melick is the editor OF the Lam
caster Gazette.
A brush fire at East Los Angeles and
o burning oil tank at the Los Angeles
nsl nxtu he oollod nr1t tho n ro
department at and O'Clock yesterday
morning. Both fires were extinguished
before causing any damage.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. corner OF Main and
Court streets. November 6, 1898, for
Hanks. H. ]. Leddy, L. w. Bald, Mrs.
L. P. Wellinston.
On account of the funeral OF Judge
Wade the meeting called for today for
the further organizing OF the associated
charities is postponed until tomorrow,
Wednesday the Sth, in Pythian hall
11S1a South Spring street at p. m. 1t
is urgently requested that all those in
vited and rnanifesting an interest in
this work will be present.
Mr. B. Rapp has on exhibition at
the Hollenbeck cafe very fragrant and
healthy pineapple, grown at his place
at Hollywood. Mr.. Rapp has been ex-
perimenting with this fruit for the past
two years and now has $50 plants set
out. The indications point to the sue
cessful establishment of this industry in
Southern California.
The internal revenue Office is await
ing orders from Washington in regard
to the re-registratian of Chinese under
the McCreary bill. 1t is probable, how
ever, that the heathen cannot register
until new blanks are received, for as
they are allowed the six months addi-
tional time by the McCreary bill. they
will mot register upon the Geary law
blanks.
Mr.. j. P. Smith, the custodian of the
that the part he has arge of is kept in
good ordsr. He works hard for a very
small salary and keeps everything in
good order. The complaints about the
neglect of the other part of the old
graveyard he states are we'll based,
though he does what he can to keep
that from getting into bad condition.
Company A, N. G. c.. will give ball
~ AIAOIy hatl On DcC6mUCT Obus lul6
company gave q very novel dance last
The affair was largely attended, and was
the frat event of the kind held here.
They propose to surpass the previous.
ball at the coming dance, and are taking
steps toward insuring it's success.
The coming event in musical and so
cisl circles ls the concert of the Ellis
~. y, 60 AoG II ,k
house, on Thursday evening, November
10th, being the first concert of the sixth
year of the club. At this concert the
club will introduce an innovation, being
. departure from their regular rules,
and will open the house to the public.
Tickets will be on sale at the box Office
of the theater on November 18th and
10th.
The Los Angeles Athletic club will be
back in their handsome quarters again
in about two weeks. The rooms are
undergoing a complete rearrangement,
and when completed will be finer and
more convenient than ever. Several of
the rooms will be repartitioned and will
make very attractive appearance, Civ
ing good light and thorough ventilation.
On the opening OF the rooms the club
will give ladies' night. These have
always been attractive with the mem
bers and their friends and it is intended
to make this the most attractive OF any.
A committee of about 100 pastors and
laymen met in the Y. M. G. A. parlors
last evening to plan for the meetings to
be conducted by Evangelist F. l.. Smith,
commencing next Sunday. Rev. Thomas
Hendry gave an account of the success
attending Mr.. Smiths efforts elsewhe
Rev. F. M. Lsrkin, Mr.. A. L. Whiteaw
and other chairmen of committees out
lined the work proposed to be done here.
The meetings are to be for men only,
eAd will be held in the hall of the
Young Mems Christian association. Mr..
Smith is now in San Francisco, but is
expected here Saturday.
For Santa Catalina Island.
Steamer sails from San Pedro every
Saturday, connecting with morning
trains from Los Angeles; returning
Monday following. Wilmington Trans.
Co., 130 w. Second st.
Elegant Line of Cutlery
At the lowest possible prices at the W.
y. Furrey. company, 1859, 16l and l63
North Spring street.
HAIR GOOds-Hair Goods.
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