The herald., 1894-09-29

The orphane' fair will continue at
the Armory hall during the entire first
week of October.
Mrs. Phipns will organize the Y. W.
G. A. Spanish class October lst, y. m,
l07 North Spring street.
Orphans fair next Monday evening
ct Armorv hall. South Broadway, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
The city council and attorney were at
work yesterday on the body of the or
dinance calling for the proposed bond
election.
The practical utility OF the Spanish
language will be discussed by Mrs.
Phipps at the Y. W. G. A. next Mon
day, p. N.
The announcement was made yester-
dav that the schools of the entire city
will be closed on Labor day, the first
Monday in October.
The Ministerial union will meet on
Monday morning, at 10 80. in the Y. NJ.
@. A. parlors. All pastors and visiting
clergymen are invited.
Rev. F. D. Mathss of Cotton will
speak at the Young Mems Christion as
sociation, on Broadway, at O'Clock to-
morrow. All men are invited.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, COR
ner of Main and Court streets. for Frank
Mcclellan. ]. ". Yale, Miss Ida Dun
lap. ]. W. Evans.
Sheriff Gilbert r. Bsllnsp OF Ogden.
Utah, passed through the city last
night en- route to his home. with I. F.
Gibbons. an alleged cattle thief whom
he captured at Cotton.
A marriage license was issued yester-
native of California, and Juans @. de
Paredes, aged Al, native of Mexico.
both residents of Cahuengs.
The pouudmaster is after loose horses
and cows, which the owners OF the ami
mails in the vicinity OF Fifth and Sixth
streeta, east of San Pedro, permit to run
al large, with annoying frequency.
An excellent literary and musical
programme has been arranged for next
Monday evening, the opening night OF
the orphans fair. Don't forget the
place, Armory hall, South Broadway,
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
$500 worth of surplus and broken
lines in hats and mems furnishings will
be taken from Desmond's, No. 141 s.
Spring st., to No. 1877 S. Spring, formerly
the Lace house, where they will be pos
itively sacrificed. Sale begins next
Thursday at 8 am.
The cathedral tomorrow offers again q
good musical programme at 10 80 a. m. =,
for the feast OF st. Jerome. Msrcadents's
complete mass, at the offertory Miss
Cecilia Gardner will sing 0 Salutaris,
accompanied by F. w. Wallace, basso. a
duet. Vespers at z 80 pr. Prof. A. G.
Gardner will preside at the organ.
All who have attended any of Dee.
mond's former annual clearance sales
know that they are not only genuine,
but the greatest bargain producers ever
heard of in Los Angeles. Mr.. Desmond
has rented store room No. 1877 s. Spring,
formerly the Lace house, where the eale
will commence on next Thursday at
9a.m.
Everybody is talking about Desmond's
annual clearance sale, which takes place
next Thursday at am, in store room
formerly occupied by the Lace house,
No. 137 S. Spring ct. $500 worth OF
hats. underwear, neckwear, hosery,
handkerchiefs, collars, cuffs, ETC., etc.,
will positively be sacrificed, as the store
has been rented only for two weeks.
In connection with the Cabrillo cele.
brRtion at San Diego yesterday and to.
day, il will be interesting information tc
many to know that Cabrillo died on ths
3rd of January. 1913. ON the island o
San Miguel, Santa Barbara channel
from the effects OF fall on the island
by which his shoulder was broken. Hi
grave has never been discovered, how,