The herald., 1894-09-30

A number of sportsmen will have
live pigeon ahoot at Westlake park to-
dav.
Every body is talking about Desmond's
annual clearance sale Of hats and mems
furnishings.
For good single and double and three
seated turnouts 20 to the U. S. stables;
telephone l55 West.
Professor Payne will not open his
school until October 9th. Glasses will
meet at regular dates after then.
The large iron-grsy half Clydesdale
horses have arrived in the rear OF the
cathedral. Los Angeles street. at Belps
corralls.
Evening eervices in the First Presby-
lerian church, corner Sec nd and Broad
way, will be resumed this evening.
Preaching by the pastor.
Rev. Thos. Stalker. d. D, and Rev.
w. s. Mathew, d. D., visitors OF the
Methodist conference, will preach at
Trinity church. Broadway, today.
Tie talk of the town. What? Why.
Desmond's annual clearance sale, of
course, which takes place next Thurs
day, at 137 South Spring, formerly the
Lace house.
The Methodist church South will
tender public reception to Bishop j..
N. Fitzgerald and the conference to the
NJ. E. church in Trinity church, Broad
way, Monday evening.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets. for Chas
j. Tallmadge, jr., Amy Massey, j. u.
Bole, J. L. Montgomery.
The music at the cathedral at 10 80 O..
m. is Mercadante's mass and Rossini's
o Salutaris. Duet for soprano and bass,
Miss Cecilia Gardner and F. w. Wallace.
Vespers are at 80 p. N. A. G. Gardner
is organist.
Conference papers in memory OF Mrs.
N. A. Gibson and others OF the M. f..
conference, who have died during the
past year. will be read In the First NJ. E.
church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
All are invited.
The Rev. W. r. Jones, Pasadena, who
has been attending conference in this
city during the past week. is expected to
preach in Welsh at the Welsh services
today at p. m. in the First Presbyter-
ian church corner Broadway and Second
streets.
Webster Tailoring company. Club l.,
]. L. Wallace. 225 South Spring street.
No 81; club No. 2, H. G. Wyman, Far
mers and Merchants bank. No. 10;
club No. next Saturday. Ask our Gus
toners about uH. Webster Tailoring
Co., 113 Weat First street.
John Ryan and John O'Donnell were
committed to the county jail yesterday
from Santa Monica to await trial for dis
turbing the peace at that place. They
fn ha hoatiIa q
Santa Monica mas not come to euch q
state as to use calabooee.
Do you ride in street cars? Why not
buy Fowler bicycle of the Fowler
Cycle company. All Spring street (open
evenings at 331 cents per day, wit hout
interest. You need pleasure, exer else /;
there's nothing like q bicycle for era nk-
mess. dyspepsia or nervousness.
The morning and evening Sunday
services of the M. +. conference now in
session in this city will be held at
Simpson church. Bishop Fitzgerald will
preach in the morning, and the cele-
brated revivaiist, DR.. Keene, at night.
Seats have been provided for 5000.
Desmond's annual clearance sale will
take place this season in the storeroom
formerly occupied by the Lace house,
1877 South Spring street. $500 worth oi
hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery, etc.,
ETC., will be positively sacrificed. Sale
commences next Thursday, October 4th,
at 8 q. m.
All surplus and broken lines in hats
and mems furnishings have been re-
moved from Desmond's. 141 South
Spring street, to the stereroom formerly
occupied by the Lace houee, 1877 South
Spring, where they will positively be
sacrificed. Sale commences next Thurs
day, October 4th.
During the past week duck shooting
has been very good on the grounds o
the Dominguez club. The shooting wa
very good. but it will be better as eeoI
as it begins to rain. The mem bers o
the BallOna club are earnestly praying
for rain, go that they can open up thei
new club house, near Santa Monica.
At st. Paul's church the Rev. Johr
Gray will preach in the evening upol
The Methodist Propaganda-Its Contri
button to the Progress of Christisnity
Mr.. j. G. Dunster will render two solo
upon the organ. Miss Grace Remington
Davis will sing AS Pants the Heart an,
the choir of 40 voices will render tw
choruses.
Do you ever get discour aged, cranky
Diue Inc DeHt tnlnR II the WOriQ
drive away those ''off'' times is to TAX
spin on bicycle. You can get
Fowler wheel at the Fowler Cycle com
pany, 43l Spring street. open eve nings
for the next 80 days at 3315 cents pc
day, without interest. Never before
never again such chance.
Desmond's annual clearance sale o
eurplus and broken lines in hats ant
mems furnishing goods will commenc
Thursday, October 4th, at 8 a.m.; $3.50
worth OF hats. underwear, hosiery, neck
wear, suspenders, etc.. have been taKei
to the store room formerly occupied b,
Kahn's lace house, 1877 s. Spring st.
where the same will positively be sol
ct the greatest sacrifice ever heard of /
Los Angeles. Desmond, the halter.
An unusually attractive programm
has been arranged to take place q
Armory hall. South Broadway. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. next Monda
evening. October let, the opening n Ugh
Of the orphans fair. The following wei
known artists will participate: Mrs
Washington Berry, Mrs. W. b. Capp
Mr.. j. G. Dunster, Mr. Alloys Werner
Mr.. Arnold Krsuss. Mr.. Foley Parker
Mr.. J. r. Logee. The fair will be 70 M
ally opened by the Hon. Stephen DI
White, and an address will be given b.
DR.. Thomson.
Turkey Dfnuer