The herald., 1894-09-02

Winter suitings by the YARD &C NiNoil,
the tailor. l34 S. Spring street.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones, formerly of 726
South Main street, has removed her
harp studio to rooms 50 and SO, Bfyson
block.
A protest hiss been filed with the
council against the sewering OF the dis
trict bounded by Ninth and Pico streets
and Burlington avenue and Alvarado
otreet.
The Y. w. G. A. gospel meeting, 1O7
North Spring street, at 8 40 p. m. today
will be led by Mrs. l.. A. Ross. Normal
Bible class at p. m. All young women
invited.
Dssmond's entire stock OF hate and
mems furnishings for iall and winter
wear ia multitude OF temptations,
brilliant flashes of style, elegance and
economy.
The beekeepsrs Of this county will
hold their monthly session this time at
the Board of Trade building, 307 West
First street, on Monday, Septem Der Sd.
at 10 a. m.
full limo OF r. Dunlap & Co.'s cele-
bratej elk, stiff and soft hats, for fall
and winter, 1S94-5, now on sale at Dss.
mond's, No. 14l s. Spring street, in the
Bryson block.
George Knarr, formerly proprietor OF
the Pico stable, has removed to the U. S.
stable. corner OF Tenth and Flower
streets, where he will be pleased to see
his former customers. Telephone 255.
The parlors OF Kregelo & Bresee,
funeral directors, are located on Broad
way aud Sixth street. Their equipment
is complete and prices reasonable.
Office open day and night. Telephone
243.
gentleman, just arrived from Chi
csgo, says that furniture in many "bust-
ed' hotels and boarding houses there is
being auctioned off st about 10 to Is per
cent on what it cost prior to the worlu' s
fair.
Rev. DR.. Mclean has returned. Hear
him today In Simpson NJ. Z. tabernacle.
Themes: IL a. M, Tine Accessible Jesus /;
1880 p. m. Orthodox Righteousness We.
Heterodox Righteousness. Seats free.
Every body welcome.
w. ]. Reeves, very popular young
gentleman, .ste with the Southern
Pacific comp2ny, has gone into the real
estate and insurance business at 1872
South Broadway. The firm ia known as
Reniro, Reeves & Co.
Capt. q. G. Symmes called at this
Office to say that Company O of the
Seventh regiment fully appreciated the
manner in which the company was re-
ported in the HERALD, and that their
thanks were due to this paper for favor
able notices.
DIR. ]. NJ. Harris, one OF the best
known residents OF Boyle Heights.
where be has resided for about six
years, was presented by his wife yester-
day with 12-pound boy. The doctor
was busy all day receiving congratula-
tions from his numerous friends.
Royce & Pullman have formed a CO.
partnership in the real estate and brok-
erage business at LAT South Broadway.
Both Mr.. John NJ. Royce and Mr.. A. NJ.
Pullman are lately from San Diego and
are gentlemen of well-known reputation.
They will no doubt meet with SUCCESS in
their new venture from the beginning.
There's style about Desmond'a 50. Sc
bats which is quite up to date and az
autumnal as falling leaves. This leaves
no doubt Of the prupriety OF an imme-
diate purchase from hia stock. Dss-
mond has all the correct shapes for
1894, new, natty and cheap, as they are
more than full value for the money
Rsked.
Saint Vibiana's day; this is the
name day of the cathedral. The
music at high mass. 1890 a. M, ia
Missa Pro Pace, by T. Won la Flache.
entire, including the Asperges Me and
the offertory Eoce Panis Angelorum, trio
by the same author. There will be in
attendance good vocal quartette and a
fair chorus. Father Adam will preach,
and Bishop Montgomery will celebrate
Mr.. Fraser will sing new SRlUtaris,
baritone solo by A. G. Gardner, or
ganist.