The herald., 1894-10-11


The presbytery OF Los Anreles will
convene at Santa Ana on the 18th inst,
and the synod OF California (Presbyteri-
an) in this city on the 18th.
No dull times this week at Desmond's
big clearance sale. Everybody is taking
advantage OF the big cut in the prices
OF hats. underwear, ETC., and supplying
their winter wants.
It's like finding money to purchase
hats, underRear. hosiery. neckwsar,
etc, at Dssmond'a clearance sale, now
going on at 1877 South Spring street. in
the store formerly occupied by the lace
house.
All who have attended Dssmond's big
annual clearance sale know that it 10
not only genuine, but the greatest bar
gain producer ever heard OF in the city.
See his show windows today at No. 137
South Spring street.
The halliday classes at the Fremont
avenue school have been discontinued,
and Miss Mary Fuller, the teacher OF
this grade. has been transferred to the
Eighth street school. where the halliday
sessions have been inaugurated.
Prof. G. 6. Cornell, q recent arrival
from the east, who is widely known as q
bass soloist. and who has been enter
tanning the Women'a parliament during
it's session, will open studio for vocal
culture in this city within few days.
There are undelvered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tels-
graph company, corner OF Court and
Main streets. October 10th, for Chas. @.
Harl, Nami Tabrose, Joe Kesnsr, e. III.
IL tU
erty.
Found at last. What; the north
pole? No; but the biggest bargains in
hats and mems furnishings for winter
wear you ever heard of. Where7 Why
at Dssmond's big clearance eale. now on
at No. lS7 South Spring street, formerly
the lace house.
The Champion Gold Mining company
OF Los Angeles filed articles Of incorpor-
alton yesterday. The capital stock is
$3.50, 900, OF which $500 is actually sub.
scribed. The directors are E. H.
Hendech, B. L. Frederick. r. T. Ksllam,
d. B. Burney and DIN Wellborn.
St. Paups kindergarten, 124 East
Fourth street. ia gaining an enviabe
position in the city as an especially we'll
conducted school for the young. Mrs.
Florence Hartiee is matron and Miss
Ada Bixhy teacher. Applications are
received and full particulars given at the
school.
The ladies OF St. Paul's Episcopal
church. who are adding to the church
fund by giving dinners in the store for
merly occupied by German, the Jaw
eler, acknowledge the receipt OF bun
die of toboggan slide tickets, kindly
donated by the Toboggan company.
The tickets will be given away to pa
irons.
E. w. Lucas, a member OF Los An
COLES typographical union, died at his
residence on the corner OF Belmont
avenue and First street, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Lucas was native OF England, and
camo from London about four years ago
suffering from an affection OF the lungs.
The funeral will take place Friday after.
noon, at 2 80 o'clock. from tie undertak-
ing parlors OF Peck & Chase Co.. South
Broadway. Members OF the union are
requested to attend.
Attention ia called to the anno1nce-
ment of j. T. Steward, which occupies
conspicuous position in the HERALD.
Mr.. Sheward's dry goods emporium 10
too well known and occupies too prom
inent position to need any consider
able introduction. The business deal
ings of this immense establishment are
of character which stamps it as one OF
che foremost OF the many large houses
In Southern California, and people have
learned to know that whatever is offered
at Stewards ls precisely az represented.