The herald., 1894-07-08

Minimum temperature. IL.
Ladies' and gentlemen's baths, 25c tt
75c; day or night. 230 5. Main.
See educational column. Mrs. Lilisr
Plimpton's classes in voice culture.
The funeral of the late James A
Thomas takes place today at Glendori
at t2p.m.
Mr.. ]. G. Foy, who has not been about
for several weeks on account OF illness
is again able to attend to business.
Rev. A. G. Bane will preach at Trini'
ty church. Morning: AS Little Chlld.
Evening: The Bad Men of the Bible.
Mr.. Jules Darieuills, who committed
suicide on Friday. was we'll to do, and
left his grief stricken wife well provided
for.
The First regiment Boys' brigade. q,
s. A., ia encamped at Long Beach. Fare
80 cents fer round trip over the Terminal
railroad. Good returning until Monday
night.
The First regiment, Boys brigade. q.
S. A., is encamped at Long Beach. Fare
30 cents for round trip over the Termi-
nal railroad, good returning until Mon
day night.
The Socialist Labor party meets at 2OS
North Main street every Sunday evening
at o'clock. Tonight the meeting will
be addressed by P. II. Bellmsn and Mrs.
Anna F. Smith.
Special trains on Redondo railway, on
Sunday, July Sth. Leave Los Angeles
$40 q. M, 8 :l5 a. M, ;35 p. M, 5:l0
p. m. Leave Redondo As q. M, ii g..
m, AS p. M, o. m.
The annual sale OF unclaimed goods at
the police station was held yesterday by
Secretary Cottle. The inventory ir-
cluded three old watches. valises. trunks,
and other odds and ends, $l975 being
realized.
An interesting gospel meeting may be
Spring street, at 3 as p. m. Mrs. l.. II,
will speak. Special music. Normal
Bible class at p. L.
The Astbury Shorthand and Type.
writing school, also banjo studio, have
removed to the Potomac block. 2l7
South Broadway, where they will be
pleased to receive their old as we'll as
new students and patrons.
Brown Brothers, the Spring street
clothiers with their usual enterprise,
distributed A. r. U. buttons at their
etore and at the various railroad depots
over 10000 of the emblems the past
week free of charge. and invite those
wishing the button to call and receive
one gratis during the present existing
troubles.
&The music at the cathedral at high
mass today, at 10 80 O. M, ia kyrie
Gloria and Credo. from Marcos cele-
brated mass, and the Sanctus Bsnedic-
tus and Agnus Del, from Gounod's Saint
Cecilia. Mr. A. Werner, the learned
and sweet-voiced tenor, will sing the
solos; Miss Cecilia Gardner, soprano
solos, Mrs. B. Gardner, alto solos; Mr..
+. W. Wallace, bass solos; a good vocal
quartette and chorus. At the offeratory
Mr.. Lowinsky will play fine violin
solo. with organ accom- paniment. Yes.
pers and benediction at 1880 p. m. A.
G. Gardner, organist.
Enlisted with the outs, and ready for
the campaign of recreation with the cool
brigade. ia the proper condition to as
sumo now. Desmond of 14l South
Spring street, in the Bryson block, is
the halter and mems furnisher for the
cool people of Los Angeles who have
concluded treaty of comfort with hot
weather by adopting his straws and cool,
natty and delightful negllgee shirts, and
the accession of neckwear appropriate to
the season. Instead of trying to solve
the labor question, go to Desmond's, and
he will season you to any temperature
around 100 in an outfit that would an
Bwer for Cuba.