The herald., 1894-09-23
Maximum temp nature, so.
Minimum temperature. 52.
DR.. Edmopds. dentist, stimson block

DIR. Edmonds. dentist Stimson block.
Sunday afternoon concert at Westlake
park by the Los Angeles military band.
Square piano, Standard make, cheap.
Enquire at Glove factory, 2l3Ia s. Spring
ltreet.
The finance committee were busy
yesterday signing the regular city de-
mands.
All Yot, Chun Luck and 81 Hill were
arrested yesterday for conducting lot
terry game.
Fall and winter Dunlap silk, stiff
and soft hats now ready at Diamonds,
in the Bryson block.
Tho Young Boyle Heights Stars Base
ball team defeated the Horse Shoes yes
terday by score of ID to 3.
Business is booming this week at Des-
mond's, and it ia all owing to his big
values in $3.50 hats and 80 cent ties.
Full line OF DR.. Jaeger's world re-
nowned underwear for men at Des-
mond's, No. 14l South Spring street.
Mike McCarty was taken in 10 the
police station last night with a rather
marked face. He WAS patched up by the
police surgeon.
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ticket given with every purchase of or
exceeding 90 cents. The A. w. Berry
Stationery company, 120 5. Spring street.
The Rev. R. M. Webster will address
apublic meeting of the Socialist Labor
party at 208 North Main street, Sunday
evening, September %, 1894. All well
come.
Charles Bell, who is wanted in Bak-
srsfield for EN- bezzlement, wac arrested
in this city last night by Detective
Bosqui. The sheriff at Bakersfield has
been notified.
Special sale of superfine writing tab
lets. full value, at so, So and 25 cents.
for 25, Is and 10 cents. See window dis
play. The A. w. Berry Stationery, I20
6. Spring street.
DR.. Mclean, pastor Simpson M. E.
tabernacle, will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening. This being his
last sermon this conference year. Hear
him. Seats free.
The ofertory at the Christian church,
morning service, corner of Hope and
Eleventh streets, will be- sung by Miss
Lottie Pinkham. In the evening Miss
Ethel Graham will sing Holy City, by
request.
There are undeivered kilograms ct
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets, for J. w. |
Gillette. Mrs. Thomas Bailey, Mrs, A.
@. Lea, Roy s. Mitoni, Charles W.
Woelker.
Frank Bartlets w. R. G. will give a I
social dance at G. A. r. hall next Tues
day evening. The quilt on which the
ladies have been selling chances for the
benefit of the moument fund will be
rafiled on that occasion.
The A. w. Berry Stationery company.
120 S. Spring street, have just received
q very large invoice of tablets direct from
the factory. These goods are on sale
this week at less than half their value.
See their window display.
The gospel meeting OF the Y. W. @. A.,
107 North Spring street, will be held at
3 AS today. Speakers Mira L. D. Chaplin
and Mics NJ. l.. Berry of San Francisco,
district secretary G. E. missionary ex
tension course. All women cordially in.
vited.
The "unterrifed' are warming up.
Senator Stephen III. White, will address
meeting at Downey, with George S.
Patton, the Democratic congressional
nominee, on Wednesday evening, Sep.
tember 26th. A large gathering is ex-
pected.
The annual fair for the benefit of the
orphans will DO held in Armory hall,
South Broadway, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, commencing Monday,
October 1st. An unusually attractive
literary and musical programme has
been arranged for the opening night.
Rev. A. O. Bane will preach at Trinity
church, Broadway. Morning: Strain
Ing Gnats and Swallowing Camels
evening, The Influence of Home on the
daughter. Ex-Priest Daily will lecture
Monday night on Why l Became Pro-
tsstant; Tuesday night on The Roman
Confessional.
The advisory board OF La Fiesta de
Los Angeles. committee of 1885, met
informally last evening with Director
General Max Meyberg, at the rooms of
the Concordia club. There were prss-
ent Mr.. J. A. Koephi. Major M. T..
Owens, Mr.. T. A. Eisen, Mr.. +. s.
Saulkey and Capt. Henry Stere. Various
matters were discussed.
An attempt at highway robbery was
made by two men Friday night upon a
woman passing along Winston street,
Aeer Los Angeles. The woman was too
quick for them though and gained safety
in the house OF Mrs. Rowley near by,
from where she was given an attendant
TO her destination. Several such cases
have been reported in that neighborhood
lately.
Those who make point OF quality as
we'll as OF fashion know that Desmond 9
$2.5 stiff and soft hats will outlast the
ptyle they represent, and ars good
handsomely and elegantly good-for the
season. They are also much more than
good for the price. and each and every
one is packed and crowded value for
the money. See his special $3.50 win
dow this week in the Bryson block, No.
14l South Spring street
Today's musical programme for the
eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost, at
st. Vincent church, will be the following :
Kyrie, Haydn's second mass; Gloria,
Weber's mass in e.; Credo. Hgydn's
second mass. The benedictus will i'm :
mediately follow during the elevation,
in continuation of the sanctus. taken
from Schubert; macs in G, concluding
with the Agnus Del, from Haydn's sec
,nd mass. The Misses Roth will take
prominent part in the solos. Vespers
ss usual at 7:30 p. M, with good mu-
Iical programme.