The herald., 1894-07-25
Maximum temperature, 20.
n nimum temperature. SO.

The FIRE commission will meet this
morning.
The oil we'll question will be consid-
cred at special meeting OF the council
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Kerkow of the Vienna Buffet sent
come excellent Lemp's beer to the
HERALD Office last night.
Special train on Terminal Thursday
night at 6 80 pm. for the grand Chsu-
tEuqua concert at Long Beach.
The board of equalization tackled the
assessment roll again yesterday morning
and adjourned until noon today.
The regular Phillips excursion took
out about 80 passengers for the east yes
terday via the Rock Island route.
United States deputy msrshsls' war
rants bought. Nance, Garvey & Co.,
Investment brokers, 205 West Third.
J. Q. A. Henry lectures Thursday
evening in the First M. E. church. Sub.
ject: Hand of Rome in the Public
Schools.
Jay Adams, local agent CT the Chicago
and Alton, has received circular an
nouncing the complete resumption of all
trains on that line.
The fret of a series of summer night
concerts to be given every Wednesday
evening at Westske park by the Los
Angeles military band, will take place
at 8 o'clock tonight.
Grand opening today OF the popular
and only family resort, the new Vienna
Buffet. Fine free lunch all day. Free
refined entertainment nightly. Every
body cordially invited.
By reason OF the indisposition of Mrs.
Thomson the reception that was to be
given to Rev. J. S. Thomson and wife.
at the Church of the Unity, this
"wednesday evening. is indefinitely
postponed.
There were four arrivals at the county
Jail yesterday. Jose Velasquez was sen.
fenced to 60 days for petty larceny at
Pomona. andeJohn Fsllon, William Gar
nett and William Wallace we're brought
in to serve five days each for vagrancy.
4 conn plant was filed in the pol ice
court yesterday against John Clarkeon,
whom A. j. Mason accuses of disturb
ing the peace at $685. South Spring
street. Seth S. Bouton made complaint
againet George Noval for battery, alleged
to have been committed last Sunday.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Rich
mond Democratic club was held in JUS
tice Seaman's court room last evening.
A large number OF young Dmocratic
voters were present and much business
was transacted. The club promises to
be the banner Democratic organization
of the city. 1t was resolved to visit the
Jeffersonian club next Thursday, in a
body. All young Democrats in the city
will be invited to join the Richmond
club and large membership will be OBJ.
tanned. The dues are 25 cents per
month. An open meeting will coon be
held and prominent Democrats will ad-
dress the meeting.
The committees of the Jonathan club
having in charge the reception to the
nominees ON the state ticket next Sat-
urday evening are perfecting the neces-
sary arrangements. the affair promises
to be one of the most elaborate political
and social gatherings given in the city.
Invitations have been issued to promip.
ent citizens OF this city and of the ada.
cent towns. The new rooms will be
furnished and thrown open for the first
time, which will give the club q suite Of
six large and handsome apartments.
On orchestra has been secured to furn-
ish the music and floral decorate ons will
be one of the main attractions.
Montgomery Bros, jewelers., have
presented the Associated Charities with
. fine clock, which has been in their
window for some little time, guesees be.
ing made IS to what time the clock
would stop. If no person guessed cor
rectly the clock was to be presented to
the Associated Charities, which was done
yesterday. The directors wish now to
adopt the best method of disposing of it
and would like suggestions from anyone
interested in the work as to what would
be thought the best way to increase the
funds of the association by the disposal
of the clock. Address 7. ]. Street, sec.
rotary Associated Charities. room IL,
eourt house.