The herald., 1894-09-22
Maximum temp arature, SO.
Minimum temperature, 81.

See Desmond's $3.50 hat and 50.cent
neckwear in windows today in the Bry-.
son block.
DR.. Jaegsr's underwear on sale at
Desmond's. 141 South Spring street,
also Dunlap hats.
All members OF the Hickory club will
meet tonight at the corner OF Ftanklin
and New High street at Z O'Clock.
Neckwesr usually sold for rs cents
and 81, only so cents at Desmond's, in
the Bryson block, 14l South Spring.
A week from today the moon will pass
between the earth and the sun, but with
the usual perversity OF eclipses OF the
sun it will not be visible in this country.
Desmond. our leading halter. is show
ing Knox, Dunlap and Youman styles.
soft and stiff hats at so. so, and every
body says they are great for the money.
E. Z. Kirkpatrick OF this city met
with quite serisus accident on visit
to San Diego. He was thrown from a
wagon and picked up with broken col.
lar bone and badly bruised head.
All young Democrats desirous of join
ing in the parade tonight will meet at
the postofice at pm. The shotgun
brigade will furnish ammunition to all
WAO OtihS kdhos iIFotJ lOuA6 NObCk 40
urged to be present.
The second trial of Emil Harris and @.
d. Platt, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud E. E. Crandall, was on motion of
United States District Attorney Depis
set by Judge Ross yesterday for Novem-
ber 18th.
A telegram to the Cabrillo celebration
committee from Governor Torres OF Her
toka kh,k
infantry band of Mexico will attend the
Cabrillo celebration; also that President
Disz will send representative.
8. A. Waldron's answer of Estee's
speech at the pavilion has been post
poned to Monday night at the old court
house, in consequence OF the Democratic
says he will rip Estee and the Repub-
licsn financial policy up the back.
The police are looking for a young
German named F. B. Vogette, whom
Victoria McGrew accuses of defrauding
her boarding house called the Bruins
wick, at 35 Sotello street, She swore to
complaint charging him with abscond-
ing and removing his baggage without
having paid his board bill.
Morello Jose was given lodging in the
CQuhtJ JAIL NcstCt0by Ol . nlbQcu6huOI
charge. He is just in from the wild and
woody precincts of Oalabasas, where he
encountered man with a gun and got
the woret of the fight. He thinks it is
adding insult to injury to be imprisoned
after having fought so nobly.
There are undslivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets, for w,
A. Ssnborn, Miss M. Newman, DR.. Will
liam Lavery, Mrs. Della Henshaw, Miss
1esss F. Hawkins, Adie Stevens, II. A.
Munich, Charles I. Thompson. Mrs. A.
@. Lea, Henry A. Tripp. Mrs. Cousin.
The annual fair for the benefit OF the
orphans will be held at Armory hall,
South Broadway, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, commencing Monday,
October Let. An unusually attractive
literary and musical programme has
been arranged for the opening night.
All are moat cordially invited to attend.
The ladies having charge OF the Or
phsns' Appeal, the paper published in
cid OF the orphans during the fair, are
now visiting the merchants and business
men soliciting advertising. The we'll
known generooity of business men is of
itself q guarantee that the columns Of
The Appeal will be filled to overlooking.
A boy calling himself William john
son was lodged in the county Jail yester-
day on charge Of burglary. Constable
Meyers brought the lad up from Santa
Monica, where the crime is alleged to
have been committed. He is accused OF
breaking into q house and stealing some
clothing. although the boy says he got
the clothing from the fence.
The members of the Richmond club
are requested to meet at the club rooms
on the corner of Commercial and Main
streets, over the Farmers and Merchants
bank, this evening at 7:15 O'Clock. AL
members owning shotguns that belong
TO the shotgun brigade will please brinG
them along. Cartridges will be supplied
free OF charge, at the rooms of the club
An invitation lie cordially given every
young man who 10 desirous OF seeinl
Budd elected governor to fall in lin,
with the Richmond club.