The herald., 1894-10-25

Forecast for Southern Californis.
Fair weather; nearly stationary temperature
fresh westerly winds.
DIR. Alex Nicholson, philologist. for.
merly OF Chicago. has arrived in the
city and will remain for the season.
Grand concert and ball given by the
First Spiritual society at New Music
hall this evening. Admission 25 cents.
Three vaerants from Pasadena swelled
the number of inmates at the county
Jail yesterday. They will serve 10 days
esch.
Mr.. Modini Wood, Mr.. F. w. Wallace
and Mr.. Merle Manning will sing at the
grand concert at New Music hall this
evening.
Look out for the big barbecue and
clambake at Redondo Beach next Satur-
day. grand free feast free to all. Spe-
cial trains will be announced tomorrow.
There are undslivered telegrams at tn
office. corner OF Main and Court streets,
for Mach Slaton and Mrs. N. E. Jordan
The HERALD is again placed under OBJ
legations to John McGarvin of Alamitos
bay for box OF fine fish, which arrived
in prime condition by express yerterday
morning.
William Roberts was arrested last
evening by Officer Fifield and locked up
for petty larceny. He stole pair OF
shoes from in front OF Clne's shoe store
ON Main street, near First.
Second annual ball, Saturday evening,
October 81. 1894. under the auspices OF
the Spanish American Social club, at
the S. |. M. B. hall, No. $50 North Buena
Vista street. Admission 80 cents; ladies
gratis.
Charles Rusy, the complaining witness
in the Bond enbezzlemsnt case, is &C.
riously i'll at the Sisters hospital, and
Detective Auble, who made the arrest.
is absent in the eaet, so the case was
dropped.
There will be praise service given in
Vincent M. E. church Sunday evening,
October 2Sth by Vincent Chorus society
Orchestra conducted by Prof. F. Reich
enbach. An interesting programme will
be rendered.
The charge against Charles Minshardt
of defrsuding N. F. Shipton out OF a
sp3n OF horses was dismissed in the po-
lice court yesterday. The case was the
outgrowth of trade and Shipton got
the worst of it.
immigration as Related to Good Citi-
zenship, lecture by Rev. A. @.
Smither. in Illinois hall. on Friday
evening, October Goth. The Star Spas,
gled Banner will be sung by Miss Del
phine Todd. Admission free.
Miss Marguerite Kenny. who is just
recovering from an attack of typhoid
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at st. Paul's hospital by the Rev. B. w.
Il. TsyIer OF St. Johns to Mr.. Bathurst
B. Mann of Edna. Southern Kaneas.
gentleman from the Windy city rays
"the Auditorium hotel in Chicago con-
tains the finest theater in the country,
but the Auditorium saloon in the Los
Angeles theater building contains the
finest liquors the country can produce"
Thomas Props, she'll game operator,
who was caught by Chief Of Police Glass
at the race track last week, failed to ap-
pear in the police court Yesterday when
his case was called. The $50 he depos-
tied for his appearance was devoted to
the city treasury.
The Storrs Electric railway people
stated yesterday that the rails for the
new road in the southwestern part of
the city are now on the way from the
east, and that work will be begun on
Bush street in q few days. The main
line will be commenced in December.
Justice was meted out to two petty
larceny thieves by Justice Seaman yes-
terday. James Martin who stole an
overcost was given 80 days in the chain
gang, and James Weay who appropriate
ed two sets OF harnees from N. G. Bald
win will work in the chain gang 80 days.
The grill room of the Hollen beck
hotel will be opened today, under the
able management of Mr.. J. e. Aull.
The elegant cuisine, with the perfect
service in these moet artistic of rooms,
will make this an ideal luncheon place
for gentlemen. Meals la carte from 7
.. m. to II p. m.
Only so cents for the round trip to
Redondo via the Southern California
railway Sunday, Oct. 9th. Grand
clam bake and basket picnic in the big
tent of the Peoples party. Rousing
speeches by Hon. W. g. Bowman, J. r.
Rush and other prominent speakers.
Train leaves La Grande station 10 a. m.
Leonard Swan, an aged man, was
In the police court yesterday to anewer
to q charge OF passing worthless check
on M. Levy. The check called for Sl5
and purports to have been signed by j.
H. Skinner. The prosecution assumed
that Skinner is a mythical person. Swan
declared to the contrary and stated that
the man is q contractor. In order that
he may be produced, the case was con-
tiuued.