The herald., 1894-11-18

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La Resvista Pintoresca, Tuesday
evening, Music hall, 23l South Spring st.
Romb erg's Toy symphony, Wednes.
dsy event ng. Music hall, 23l s. Spring ut.
Fine lines OF DUNLAP" hats and DR..
| Jaeger's underwear at Desmond's. No.
14l S. Spring street.
There will be concert this afternoon
| at Westlake park. at 2:30 p. M, by the
Los Angeles Military band.
To my friends and the public: am
in a position to fill all orders for fuel and
feed. D. F. McGarry, Ninth and Ala
media.
Grand Bszar at Music all, 23l South
Spring street, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, given by the ladies OF st.
Johns church.
The Metropolitan Turf club, 126 W.
Second st.. makes book daily on the
San Francisco and Nashville races. Di-
rect wire to room.
will preach at the First Congregational
evening Sunday. Nov. 18th.
Protection to American Institutions"
will be the subject discussed by Rev.
Fletcher Pomeroy, in Illinois hall. this
afternoon at 2;30. Admission. free.
The official canvass of the county re.
turns proceeded yesterday and quite
hole was made in the remaining pre-.
cincts. No changes of any Importance
occurred.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's
Office. corner of Main and Court streets,
for J. W. Young. Mrs. J. Irving Crowell,
Mrs. J. A. Burnell, Miss Anna B. Med
haus.
Col. Will A. Harris. the well-known
attorney and orator, has been retained
by the oil we'll men in the injunction
suit against them, which will come be-
fore Judge Ross next month.
Special sale, four-button imperial kid
gloves, worth So, for $3.50; five.hook
empress glove, worth $1.25, for 81 on
sale Friday and Saturday only. Hun.
ter's lace and glove store, No. 329 South
Spring street.
Dssmond's $3.50 soft and stiff hats are
incontestibly superior to anything
shown anywhere, and his prices for win
ter underwear, hosiery, shirts, etc.. are
80 exceedingly low that everybody ia
talking about them.
Charles Tidball yesterday erected bull
letin boards in the lobby of the city
hall, upon which he will publish the
returns OF the city election ON the night
of December Sd. He will have bicycle
couriers to report the standing of the
vote from hour to hour until it is cons
pleted.
AT the annual election OF officers Of
the Southern California division L. A.
W., yesterday, the following were
chosen: W. j. Allen of Los Angeles
chief consul; s. j. Csstlsman of River
side vice.consul, Phil H. Lyon of Los
Angeles secretary and treasurer.
Cathedral high mass at 80 a. m.
The music is st. Louis macs, by La
Hashe. At the offertory Ferzetto Jesus
Del Vivi, by Verdi; the vespers and
benediction OF the blessed sacrament are
at 80 p. m. A. q. Gardner, organist
Yesterday Superintendent OF Streets
D. A. Watson accepted the grading of
Michigan avenue, between Peasant
avenue and Saratoga street. Stansbury
q Moore are the contractors; alec grad
ing, graveling and cement curbing of
Alvarado street north of Orange.
A petition from property owners n
Temple street. filed with the coun il
yesterday, protests against the sewering
of Temple street between Hope and
Pearl, until the regarding of that street
ehall be under way and the grade defn.
itely settled.
The commissioners for the opening OF
Vignes street. from it's present northern
terminus to Lynn street, filed their re.
pert with the city clerk esterday. The
owners on the street now have
80 days in which to file protest to the
amounts allowed for land taken or as
sesaed to pay for the improvement.
Both Billy Manning and Capt. Dick
talkenbura are training industricusly
for their ten-round contest, to take
place on Sunday night at the new Tur.
ner hall. The contest will start prompt
ly at 8 O'Clock and will not hold later
than 10 o'clock.
Thomas j. Harmon, who had his back
broken while diving in swimming
pool at Riverside several weeks ago. is
now at the Sisters hospital, where he ia
doing fairly well, though lying entirely
helpless. His recovery is doub btful. and
will at best require long while. Friends
are caring for nis every want and at the !
present rate of expense he has ready
friends for long siege Of it.
Webster Tailoring company. pushers
for trade. Club No. l. AL Sanders, PIG |
n. Main st., No. az; club No. 2. James
Betbune, 800 W. Pico st.. No. 53; club |
No. 3. Charles Mackey, 6O1 Broad way,
No. 65. and you can ask them about us.
Tailoring company, 1l3 w. First. !
Under Desmond's hats you are sure to
ind all the good dressers in Los Angeles !
Turing the season, and this fact shows
hem to be ahead in public favor. Favor |
Desmond. in the Bryson block. with a |
,all. and he'll favor you with winter
reat that's at the top notch in point of |
tyie, material and lasting quality al
prices that are briRhtexamples of cheap
less.
Peter keenan, announces himself as
IN independent candidate for council
nan, through the earnest solicitation OF |
riends, in the Eighth ward He has
1eeR resident of Los Angelica since 1870
md OF his ward, where he owns much |
property, for II years. He is very well |
acquainted with the needs of his con.
tltuents.
Primary workers in Sabbath schools
u this city are finding thu Primary
lnlon SO lpful that they have decided
% meet twice each month. A very in
eresting meeting was held on Thursday
II this week. The Sabbath school les
ons and what to do for the children OF
Jhrlatmas were the topics of discussion.
heetings will be held regularly on the
irst and third Thursdays of the month
It ) 80 p. M. at the First Congregational