The herald., 1894-12-30

Turn over 4 new lea; thars the
| proper caper now.
Dress goods At less than cost a. H sls's
January clearance ssle.
"Biochemistry" cures. See special
notices. v
Buy your dress whsso ycn save the
profit--at HsIs's January clearance sale.
Liie reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green. 144 s. Main. room s.
Black dress goods. the beat and cheap.
eat, at Hals's Janusry clearance sale.
DR.. Chichester has recovered from his
illneas and will occupy his pulpit this
morning.
Thirty days' clearance sale drssa
goods bargains ct Hals's January clear
snce sale.
Prot. Payne will organize bseinners'
class in dancing Friday evening. January
4th. at Illinois Hall.
The Womsn's Populist club will meet
Wednesday, January I'd. at Temperance
temple, promptly at O'Clock p. m.
Prof. Payne will organize an advanced
clssa in dancing Saturday evening. jan
uary 9th. ct Illinois Hall. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La Sage were
made happy Yesterday morning BY the
birth OF a son; weight IL pounds.
Who will Jorge. to secure Q ticket for
the ooncsrt ct Simpson tabernacle next
Friday night to hsar ths wonderful
singer. Miss Aud?
The United States grand jury adj
journed yesterday noon until Monday
morning. No further indictments wore
returned yesterday.
There will be big rush for seats at
Browns music store. Ill North Spring
street. Wednesday at 9 a. m. Every.
body will want to hear Miss Auld sing.
Prof. Payne will organize q class ior
misses and masters in dancing Satnr-
day, January 9th, G: 2:3J pm, at Illi-
nois Hall.
Don't fail to hear Miss Auld or you
will always regret it. Reserved seats at
Browns. Ill North Spring, Wedndsdsy,
8 a. m.
In the justice court yesterday. the
preliminary examination OF Gsorge Gas.
kell and John King, charged with rob-
bing John Allen, was set for tomorrow
at 5 p. m.
The bsst memoranda for the blank
page OF any book are notes of purchases
OF hats and mems furnishings from
Desmond in the Bryson block, No. 141
South Spring street.
Miss Auld may never sing again Ia
Los Angeles. She has engsgsments in
London, Vienna and Psris in March.
Reserved seats at Browns. Ill North
Spring, Wednesday. 8 q. IN.
The Co operative Laundry branch OF
the Now Era Labor exchange begins
business promptly at 8 Monday morn
ing at the Garden hall. Eighth and San
Pedro streets.
7. E. Barker and ]. G. Dolan engaged
in fight on Main street and were ar.
rested by Officer Vignes. Hhey will ap-
pear in the police court tomorrow and
answer charge Of issurbing he peace.
half moved building stands on and
covers the sidewalk on Fifth street. be-
tween Wall and San Pedro s,rests. COM
pelling pedestrians to 60 around the OBJ.
struction and through the mud in ths
middle OF the atreet.
Cathedral High mass at 10 20 a. N.
Mozart's twelfth mas will ba rendered
complete. and at the offsrtory Gilsinn's
Venite Adoremus. Miss Cecilia Gard
angel solos, with q chorus. Vsspers and
7:30 p. m. A. 6. Gardner. orgsnist.
Mczart's first mass will bs rendered
on Now Years day at 10 80 ,. M. ct the
cathedral, vocal quartstts and chorus.
A. G. Gardner. organist; and the
angel chorns during the ofertory; ves-
pers o. 7 80 p. m. violin solo with or
gan after service by Mise Rsimau.
DR.. Edward J. Hadfeld. late of Phila.
delphia, physician and surgeon. Brad.
bury building. rooms 2l0-2ll. Hours,
10 tn IL. 2 to 4, TO 8. Special attention
given to diseases OF nose. throat, chest
female. Consultations FREQ.
All in town and we'll known: Club
No. l. No. 81. Max Cohn. 737 Upper
Main street; club No. 2, No. 36. P. NJ.
Boyle, at Harrison & Dickson'e: club
No. 8, No. A. F. L. Dwyer, Hotel Worth.
Webster Tailoring company, l13 West
First street.
Just now Desmond OF No. 14l South
Spring street is spreading grand bar.
gain feast for money savers, who fiud
No. 14l South Spring street to be the
jolliest place in the town to bring their
dollars. At Desmond's you can spell
cheapness in hundred and one ways;
such as 81 so soft and stiff hats for 300,
25 per cent reduction in DR.. Jaeeet's
wool underwear, and many other
equally big pickups.
At st. Paul's Episcopal church. on
Olive street, the well known choir Of
that church will repeat the Christmas
music. and in the evening at Z 80 O'Clock
will render with orchestral accompan:-
m ent the music OF Haydn's third mass.
The solo portions of the mass will be
ia ken by Miss Janet Padgham, so
prano; Mrs. Washington Berry, alto;
Mr.. A. Werner. tenor; Mr.. Morris Wig
more. Mr. ]. R. Ssgst, bssso. A selected