The herald., 1894-10-04
Maximum temp nature, 96.
Minimum temperature, 80.
L. st. Julien Cox, attorney, has re-

Il. st. Julien Cox, attorney, has re-
moved to No. 10 Court street.
Immense bargains ut Desmond's clear
ance sale today. at 1S7 S. Spring ST.
Mrs. Louise Potts will open the Y. W.
@. A. dressmsking. cutting and fitting
at Z p. m.
Mrs. J. Lindley Phipps will meet the
Y. w. G. A. Spanish class at p. m.
Special rates.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee will meet this morning at 10
o'clock, corner Main and Commercial
streets.
Five dollar Stetson hats going like hot
cakes for 50 so and So 90 today at Des-
mond's genuine clearance sale, at 1877
s. Spring st.
Conductor and Mortorneer caps will
be sold for s1.0O and 81 30 at Dssmond's
big clearance sale, which commences
this morning.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets. for Mr..
Harry Golden, Frank Grey.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
News and Working Boys Home society
we'll be held at the Plssssnton hotel
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
B. G. VoiRt, sec.
A series OF lectures are shortly to be
begun by the Southern California Science
association, beginning next Tuesday and
continuing each following Tuesday to
some time next May.
Abe Scott, citizen residing at Pearl
and King streets, was taken to the re-
csiving hospital last night suffering
from a severe scalp wound, caused by
being kicked by a horse.
Milton Carlson, the Populist nomin ee
in the Seventy-third assembly district,
has issued a challenge to A. J. Adock,
the Democratic nominee in the sam Q
district, for 10 meetings. for Joint
political debate.
San Gabriel sent q prisoner to the
county Jail yesterday in the person Of
William Smith. who has five-day SEN
tence for petty larceny. Pete Lueda
was committed from San Pedro to serve
10 days for misdemesnor.
Mics A. l.. Murphy will organize
classes today in physical culture and
elocution at the Y. W. @. A.. 10Y N.
Spring ct. For women at 80 q. M,
for teachers at 4 80 p. m.. for business
women at p. 10. Special rates.
w. f. Arend of the popular Arend'a
orchestra, played very lively music at
the orphans fair last night, but looked
somewhat pale. On inquiry it was found
that daughter bad made her appears
snce at his home yesterday afternoon.
r. Dunlap & Co.'s hats are sold at So
all the world over, but are now going
with rush at SO at Dssmond's big clear
ance sale, which commences at 8 a. m.
TODAY, in storeroom formerly occupied
by Kahn's lace houge, No. 1877 s. Spring.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee requests all county committee
men to send IN the names of their elec-
tion officers at once, without fail, to the
secretary OF the county committee. Ali
officers on the election board must be
on the assessment roll.
There will be meeting OF the mem.
bers of the Presa club at s 80 O'Clock to-
morrow evening at ITO West Second
street, in the Repu blican club rooms.
Action will be taken looking toward the
re-opening OF the club for the winter
season. A full attendance is desired.
Fifty-fve hundred dollars worth OF
surplus and broken lines in hats and
mems furnishing goods has been re-
moved from Desmond's to No. 137 s.
Spring, formerly the Lace houze, where
they will bs positively sold ct sacr-
flee, sale commencing this morning at 8
o'clock.
Police Officer Sam Dugan will be given
preliminary examination in Justice
Seaman's court this morning for shoot
ing Officer Lee in the arm last Satur-
day night. He is charged with assault
with intent to commit murder. The ex-
animation will be commenced at 8 3O
O'Clock.
Chief Glass received letter from q
Mrs. Mary Rhodes of Kansas City in
quiring the whereabouts of q man
named James HsHrahsn, who is sup
posed to be in Southern California.
Should this come to the notice of Ham
rshan or anyone who knows him, Chief
Glass should be notified at once.
A trio giving the names of W. 8.
Young, Charles McMurray and E. Dris-
coll were arrested on San Fernando
street last night and booked at the
police station for drunkenness. They
had some brooms in their possession of
which they could give no account and
which the police think were stolen.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford Of Azusa re-
ported yesterday that a burglar had
UIOkon thtO Echlu6uCo hb bU6b DlbC6
and stolen a lot OF goods, among which
was dark gray coat, size 36 or 3S. The
thief 10 described as being feet or s
inches in height, wore with q few other
things a short sandy beard, and No. G
shoe. 1t is thought the burglar came to
this city.
Ralph Hagan, son OF Or. Hsgan,
county physicisn. was badly injured in
. runaway accident at Hope and WASH
ington streets yesterday afternoon. Miss
Burke. friend, was sitting in a cart,
the horse to which Mr.. Hagsn was un-
hitching. when the animal suddenly
became frightened, knocking the young
man down and running over him. The
horse upset the cart. severely bruising
the young lady.
III would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor i know OFF, says Mrs.
Hattie Mason of Chiffon, Carter county,
Missouri, in speaking of Chamberlain q
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy.
For sale by Off & Vaughn, Fourth and
Spring streets, and @. F. Heinzeman,
222 North Spring street, druggists.
Here MT Last.
Everyone is anxiously awaiting the
hour OF 8 this morning to attend Des-
mond's big annual clearance sale of hats,
underwear, negligee shirts, hosiery.
neckwear, etc., which takes place in the