The herald., 1894-10-07
Dssmond's clearance sale was the

Westlake park by the Los Angeles mill
tary band.
Only cents to go by electric car to
butchers picnic and barbecue at Syca-
more Grove, tomorrow.
The butchers will have picnic and
barbecue at Sycamore grove today, and
will have one OF their old-time good
times.
Rev. A. @. Bsns will preach at Trinity
church. Broadway; morning, Youths
Debt TO Old Age; evening, Wanted-A
Modern Daniel.
The price of everything in the line OF
hats ard men's furnishings has now
been cut square in two at Desmond's
big annual clearance sale.
There are undelivered kilograms at
he Western Union telegraph office, cor
Ger Of Main and Court streets, for q. w.
Weigel, Misc Beatrice Swygatfer.
All high class negligee shirts have
Deen sent to Desmond's annual sale, 1877
South Spring street, where they now can
90 had for one-half the regular price.
Our Country and our Duty; lecture
by Geo. L. Bruce. "the young man elo-
,uent." in Illinois hall, on Wednesday
evening, October 10. Admission free.
Yesterday the contracts were signed
for large amount of new sewer WORK
on Main street from Washington to JET
ferson, and on Twenty-third street, from
Main street to Maple avenue.
r. Dunlap& Co.'s and Jno. B. Stetson's
soft and stiff hats, regularly cold for S5,
are now going over the counters at
Flying Jib gate for $3.50 at Desmond's
big clearance sale now on at 137 South
Spring street.
Services OF great interest are to be
neld at 81. PauPe Episcopal church, it
being the festival OF the Harvest home.
IN the evening a grand musical service
has been arranged at which Mr.. Hulme.
the famous baritone, ia to be special
pumber.
Dr.. G. G. Mclean, pastor OF Simpson
Methodist Episcopal tabernacle, will
deliver today his frat sermon this con-
ference year. The service both morning
and evening will be very interesting, as
che pastor will no doubt dwell upon the
future work OF the church. Go and
near him. Seats free.
A banquet was given last evening at
Illich's restaurant by the proprietors of
the Vile de Paris dry goods store, to
celebrate the first anniversary of the
opening of the Broadway house. The
yuests, to the number OF about %, in
cluded the staff OF employees and few
invited friends. A genial time pre-
vailed.
d. f. Donegan says that statement
appearing in the account OF the council
proceedings OF Thuraday is not correct.
In regard to the work OF another street
contractor, MIR. Riordan, Mr.. Donegan
wishes to be reported as having said
that the strset should have been spIink-
led before it waa used and not that. it
was poorly graded.
When it comes to hats, shirts, hand
kerchiefs, underwear, neckweer, etc,
Desmond, at his big annual clearance
1ale. which is now taking place at No.
l37 South Spring street, can show you
Qualities and quote you prices that are
lust about as far beyond the reach OF
competition as the moon is out of the
vange of a rifle shot.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Southern California Science ASSOCIATION,
TO be held in the new chamber of com
nerce hall, Tuesday evening, October
eth, q paper will be- read by Warren
Wilson Of the Journal, on Iron Deposits
IN the Southwest, and the subject will
be further discussed by Fred W. Edel-
eton of the Bullion, and others. Ad-
mission free.
Detective Anthony OF San Francisco
brought an incorrigible youth named
Frank Edwards back from Whittier yes
ierdav, where ne went TO place the boy
n the reform school. The officers of the
school informed the gentleman there
was no room for any more inmstes, and
could not admit any, no matter what
court had sent them there. Under the
circumstances, the detective and the
youth had to Withdraw.
Messrs. Bartlett Bros. have displayed
the game excellent Judgment in the pur-
chase Of real estate, as they do in their
regular line of business. A few days
ago they purchased the northwest corner
of Spring and Seventh streets and pro-
pose to erect block to be devoted to
the music business. Ii will not be many
years before they have one of the prin-
eipal corners in our city.
Cathedral High mass at 10 80 o. NJ.
The music ia t.Louis mass by LaHache
qusrtette and chorus. A new cornet
solo with violin obligato and organ
accompaniment by A. q. Gardner will
be performed by the famous cornetist,
Mr. Decide, and the favorite violnist,
Mr.. Lowinsky before the service and at
the ofertory, cornet solo by Mr.. Deeble,
A. G. Gardner, organist.
Staff Captain Margaret Allen, accom-
panied by staff Captain Blanche Coe,
will conduct services at 8 o'clock this
afternoon in the Unitarian church, COR
ner Third and South Hill streets. Sub
iec., Why | Became q Salvationist, and
at Z 80 on Sunday evening, in the Pres
byterian church, corner Second and
South Broadway; subject. The Salvation
Army Liieboat on the Sea OF Sorrow.
staff Captain Allen is the daughter OF
our eminent Engish divine; was the
founder OF the Army Social magazine,
the Deliverer, and altogether has
had wide experience in army work.
staff Captain Cox will also speak in tn Q
services.
j. A. Brown, general manager. hae
returned from his trip o Tacoma and
other parts of the north. He is now
thoroughly convinced of the success OF
the international exposition, which will
open here this month. Among the
many attractions will be the Italian ex-
hibit and Illinois stock farm. The ex-
position building is undergoing thor
ough overhauling. in order to be in
readiness to receive the decorations,
which will be under the supervision OF
Dir. Anthony German, whose reputation
In hia line 10 world wide. The annex
has been turned over to the concession
sires, who are making active prepara-
E.sns so as to be ready for the opening.