The herald., 1894-10-03

Now that the seaside business is at an
end. travel to the beaches has dropped
very considerably.
Stetson's and Dunlsp hats. cold all
over the world for So. will go at So each
at Desmond's clearance sale tomorrow at
No. 1S7 S. Spring at.
Fines we're collscted in Justice Aus
tins ecu uriug the month OF Septem-
Der to the amount of $74l.
Desmond'e clearance sale OF hats and
mems furnishings tskes place tomorrow
at No. l31 5. spring street. in the etore
form 'rly occupied by the Lace house.
An alarm of fire was turned III this
morning about IL o'clock for slight
blaze in the Bellevue Terrace on Pearl
street. A defective hue caueed the
trouble and no damage WAS done.
All 81 soft and stiff hats will be sold
for So 30 at Desmond's clearance sale,
which takes place tomorrow in store
room formerly occupied by the Lace
house. No. 157 s. Spring ct.
August Stotzer was found guilty OF
battery on tho peraon of Fitzgerald
Murphy, and Harry Zell was discharged
on the same charge. in Justice Austin g
courtyesterdsy afternoon. Stm!zsr viii |
be sentenced today.
Garry off some OF Desmond's big bar
gains in hats and mems furnishings
from No. 137 8. Spring street. where he
will hold his annual clearance sale.
The HERALD had been mislsd yester-
day when it stated that Col, Olin We'll
born would address the Fourth Ward
Democratic club on Thursday evening at
III <f Il
Grand avenue. Hon. W. A. Harris 10
the party who will speak.
Records surely will be broken in bar
gain smashing at Desmond's big sale OF
hats and mems furnishing goods which
takes place tomorrow at No. 1877 South
Spring. .
The regular monthly meeting OF the
News and Working Boys Home society
will be held at the Pleasanton hotel
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
B. G. Voigt, sec.
The fire hydrants of the city are being
Thoroughly tested by the chief and will
all be put in perfect order and then
painted bright red. The fremen COM
plain that they are too hard to find now
during the excitement attendant noon @
fire.
The executive committee OF the Re-
publican city central committee met last
night and, among other business, passed
the following resolution: ''That no
Office holder or deputy, or candidate for
office or deputyship will be eligible to
let as delegate in the coming city
convention"
G. L. johnson OF the police depart
ments is desirous of having the gentle.
men who have kindly volunteered to
donate carpenter work toward the build
ing of the widow of the late Detective
Benson. to call on Thursdny, Friday and
Saturday, If convenient, at the corner oil
Bellevue and Mervin avenues, to do the
work they have agreed to perform.
The first regular business meeting fol-
lowing the summer vacation of the
Southern California branch, Women q
Press association, was held in the par
lors of the Hotel Nadeau on Monday
afternoon last, there being fair repre-
sentation of mem bers, and several visit
ors in attendance. Important business
was transacted, and partial plan o!
proceedings arranged for the ensuing
year. A social meeting of the assoeia-
ton will be held at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Peet, 504 North Soto street, ON
the evening of the 18th.
The Los Angeles Baseball league was
organized last night with the following
officers: II. Wheeler, president; w
Farron. secretary. The following are 6
list of teams and managers: Los Angeles
Stars, G. Forrest, manager; La Grandes,
IL. Wheeler, manager; Eurekas, A. B.
Houston, manager; Terminals, q,
Chavez, manager; Redondos. w. Wool
ey, manager; Cyclones, L. Norton
manager; Bonnie Brae, E. M. McKen-
zie, manager. There will be two games
ut First street grounds Sunday after
noon First game at | 40