The herald., 1894-11-17

| WINDS.
The Metropolitan Turf club, 126 W.
Second st., makes book daily on the
San Francisco and Nashville races. Di-
rect wire to room.
The Rev. o. D. Fisher OF Toledo. o..
will preach at the First Congregational
church, Sixth and Hill. morning and
evening Sunday, Nov. 18th.
Court Los Angeles 1. o. F. Of A. will
shortly give another one of their enjoy
able socials. There will be q literary
entertainment. followed by dancing.
There are undelivered kilograms 1t the
Western Union Telegraph company's
office. corner of Main and Court streets,
for Mrs. F. B. CLARK, Mr.. William T.
Hooker.
Desmond's stock OF $3.50 soft and
stiff hats is hummer, and is creating
a hum and hustle OF buyers in his
store. No. al South Spring street, oil
the time.
All the good dressers in Los Angeles
are going to Dssmond's, in the Bryson
block, for their winter hats, underwear.
hosiery. gloves, etc., etc. Fall and
winter Dunlap hats now ready.
Deputy Sheriff Pourade and Constable
Arbois OF San Bsrnardino are in the city
gathering evidence against Thomas
Salter, the alleged poisoner and home
wrecksr of San Bernardino.
Rev. R. M. Webster will speak on Co.
operation at Illinois hall next Sunday
evening, and will refer more particu.
larly to the Altruria colony which has
recently been started in Sonoma county.
The city marshal OF Redondo arrested
man named Eugene Platt in this city
Yesterday and placed him in the city
Jail over night. He is wanted at Re-
dondo for misde meanor of some kind.
The new eastern firm which has
bought out the stock at the Rochester
shoe store, 1O5 North Spring street, in
tends to clean out all the old stock and
replace it with bright, new lines. Their
sale opens today.
There's the biggest kind of ewell In
trade at Desmond's, in the Bryson
block, and it's oil owing to the immense
bergaius he is giving the public in $3.50
soft and stiff hats. So suits wool under-
wear and SOC ties.
Alex Docter, the defaulting cigar
drummer. will remain in the city Jail
until Wednesday next, when his pre-
liminary examination will take place.
Nose Gunst, the San Francisco dealer
whom he defrauded, will be here by
that time.
About 20 o'clock on Thursday night
Officer Henderson had q lively chase
after hobo whom he routed out OF
barn on Santee street near Ninth. The
fellow was unkind enough to take shot
at the officer, which was duly returned.
He got away.
Officers Steele and Pauling arrested
last night a couple of bad men who
stole pair Of pants from secondhand
store on Los Angeles street. The pair
gave the officers a lively chase. At the
station they gave the names OF Jamos
Barnes and f. III. O'Neil.
Yesterdays arrivals at the county jail
included Edwin Lyons and Alex Feed.
man of San Fernando. who are convicted
of petty larceny; Michael McAnany OF
Santa Monica, for drunkenness, and Pc
dro Alverez, the Mexican arrested bv
Detective Insley. charged with cattle
stealing.
A Southern Pacific engine and q Gem
tral-avenue electric car had slight COLI
lision Yesterday afternoon near Second
street, but by quick work disaster was
averted. The motorman reversed the
crank and the car backed 90 rapidly
that it jumped tho track. The switch is
used infrequently.
Gospel meeting at the Y. W. G. A.,
1O7 North Spring street. Sunday at 3:45
.. m. Mrs. f. M. Pesse, late of Wis.
consin. will speak. All women invited.
Today at 8 a. m, physical culture and
elocution class, with Miss A, i, Murphy,
for girls from IL to Is years OF age at the
Y. W. G. A. One lesson week. Join
now. Mrs. A. S. Avelill has opened q
class iu Shakespeare and English litera-
ture at the Y. W. G. A. Tuesday at 10
a. IN. All women interested in this
valuable study should join nov.
If you have rooms to rent try the