The herald., 1894-11-11

Chicken dinner, 25 cents, today, at
Peoples restaurant, 457 South Spring
street.
Grand promenade concert this after
noon at Westlake park by the Los An
geles Military band.
Art associations galleries. opening
and reception Tuesday next. Catalogues
at School of Art, ITO West Second street.
Desmond, in the Bryson block, leads
in goods and prices and sets the pace in
the hat and mems furnishing trade in
this city.
First introduction in Los Angeles OF
the Morgan Eagle Brand bulk oysters.
All kinds OF game, freshfsh. lobeters.
etc. Pacific Coast Fish Co., 302 s. Spring
street.
In one months treatment compilations
are perfectly cleared OF blemishes, and
greatly beautified by our new methods.
Mrs. Weaver-Jackson, 206 Stimson
block telephone, 1856.
You see your own reflection in q
glass, but you see reflection OF ele.
gsnce and style in Desmond's display Of
81 cent tiee, at l4l South Spring street,
in tbe Bryson block.
z There are undelivered telegrams at the
Western Union Telegraph company's
Office, corner OF Main and Court streete.
for Louis j. Stetmandt. G. w. Smith.
NJ. o. Alger, S. Siagsrmsn. s. II.
Chapman. Mrs. Alma j. Wilson.
Policeman Dugan was held to answer
for trial by Justice Seaman yesterday for
shooting Policeman Lee. The testi.
mony wae of a very tame character and
no cause for the quarrel WAS disclosed
by the evidence.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal taber
aacle, Hope street near Seventh street
cable-pr. c. G. Mclean, the pastor.
will occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Strangers welcome; every
body invited; seats free.
Rev. A. @. Bane has been returned to
Trinity Methodist church South for an
other year. He will open his years
work today, preaching at IL a. m. on
Living in the Future, Not in the Past ;
at Z p. m. sharp, on The Great Work OF
the Church.
The autographed views OF Los Angeles,
Homestead company and prepared by
work. They show the city and sur
Mr.. Pierce is finding 8 ready eale for
them.
The public follow the styles in hats
and furnishings, and that brings them
to Desmond's, l41 South Spring street,
where they find everything apropos for
winter wear, and at prices that strike
the name OF cheapness directly on the
head.
What joke! It's on us. Club No.
l. Frank Higgins, Central avenue, No.
8; Club No. 2. George s. Robinson, 2l3
West First street. No. 16; Club No. 3,
z. l.. Purinton, at Hotel Worth, No. So.
Webster Tailoring company. liz West
First street. Join our clubs, they are
cafe.
Grand Scotch gathering, Caledonia
Club hall, 1l91s South Spring street.
Opens up for the season on Tuesday, the
18Th, at 8 80 .. m. with q Scotch hop.
All members and Sootchmen with their
friends invited. No charge first Tues
day. A. Robertson. Recording Secre-
tary.
Desmond's gloves come in pairs, but
you can't pair them with anything else
bought in Los Angeles. They're the
best that ever cane to hand, but even if
his gloves are too superior to be equaled,
he is willing to hand them all to the
public at figures which are exceedingly
attractive. See his show windows this
week in the Bryson block.
The Spanish American Democratic
club will open the city campaign with a
rousing mass meeting at s, l. M. B.
hall, Buena Vista street. between Ord
snd Alpine streets, tonight at 80 p. m.
Mr.. A. j. Monroy, secretary of the club,
will address the meeting upon the issues
Of the campaign. Other speakers have
been invited to participate in the ad-
dresses.
Messrs. Long, Whitney & Co., COM
mission merchants OF this city, have
supplied the HERALD with sample of
Ventura potatoes, which are out of
sight. They have recently received a
large shipment, which have been eager
ly grabbed up by various merchants in
the city. The "spuds" average about 8
pounds each, and some as high as 4
pounds.
The first annual meeting of the Asso.
ciated Charitiee will take place on Tues.
day, the 18th, in Pythian hall. 11S1a
South Spring street, at 2 pm. THIS
meeting is for the purpose OF elecsing
officers for the ensuing year, and also
to hear reports of what has already been
done. AS this is the end of the firtt
years work, it is earnestly desired that
every member should be present and
encourage the workers by their sympa-
thy and support.
Cathedral at high mass, 10 80 a. m.
today. The music ia Farmers mass.
Miss Katie Brandt will sing the solos.
Mise Cecilia Gardner, solo Et in Carna-
tus Est in the credo. Mrs. Gardner,
alto solo; Mr.. Henry Piann, tenor solo
Qui Tolls; Mr.. F. w. Wallace, bass
Solo, and during the afternoon Miss
Adele Sloneman will sing Ave Maria by
Luzzi, and Mr.. G. A. Hancock will play
a cornet in new composition by Pro-
fessor Gardner to this Ave Maria. The
vespers and benediotion are at 1880 D.
IN. A. G. Gardner, organist.
Special services will be held this
morning at Christ Episcopal church,
corner of Flower and Pico streets. The
rank and file OF the Seventh regiment,
N. G. c., will attend in uniform, and
Rev. A. :. Clark. chaplain of the regl-
ment and ranking as captain. will deliver
a sermon suitable for the occasion. Dur
ing the past week Col. w. G. Schreiber
issued an official order for church pa.
rade, and 1t is anticipated there will be
large attendance. The choir OF Christ
church has been augmented for this SER
vice, and consequently the music will be
most attractive feature.