The herald., 1894-10-14

Maximum temperature, so.
Minimum temperature, OIL.
Chicken dinner % cents today at Peo-
ple's Restaurant. 457 S. Spring street.
Ladies', remember to buv your elegant
hats from M. A. Jordan, 3lS s. Spring
street.
Los Angeles Glove mandatory re-
moved to Wilson block. corner FIRST and
Spring.
Another cut in Dunlap and Stetson
hats for this, the last week of the big
clearance sale.
H. l.. Goats, general agent Of the
noted thread manufacturers, is guest
at the Hollenbeck.
Rev. A. G. Bane will preach at Trinity
church, Broadway. Morning, "Lost
and Found; evening, ''Lot's Wife,"
The regular Sunday afternoon concert
1T Westlake Park by the Los Angeles
Military band will begin at 2 80 pm.
Miss Ethel Graham will sing the
offertory solo this morning, "Hear Us,
o Father" at the Trinity Methodist
church.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Swiit's interest
ing lecture on the planet Mars, at Unity
church, Tuesday evening, October 18th.
Admission 20 cents.
Y. w. G. A. gospel meeting. No. 1O7
North Main street. at 3:45 pm. today,
led by Mrs. P. w. Dorsey. Baptist col
lege. Normal Bible class p. M
Star Loan and Broker office. R. Tur-
ner proprietor, has removed from Main
and Commercial to ia North Main
street, near First. Unredeemed pledges
cheap.
There will be special service OF mu-
sic at st. faul's church this evening at
which Mr.. A. Werner and Mrs. Wash
.ngton Bury will render sacred solo
numbers.
Will exchange the entire stock OF
hats and mems furnishings now in store
room, No. 137 S. Spring street, formerly
occupied by the Lace house, for real es-
late, city or country. Will assume.
The prices for hats. underwear, neck
wear, suspenders, etc., at Desmond's
pleasantly surprising all and dissppoint.
ing none. Remember this is the last
week of the sale.
There are undelivered telegrams at the
Western Union Telegraph com pany' g
Office, corner of Main and Court streets,
for Mrs. 0. P. Pasey, W. V. Powell. Rev.
W. 4. Goodwin, D. D., Phillip Pipper,
Bob Brinkley, O. L. Thomas.
Mr.. N. ]. Weaver. formerly OF this
city, on information received here, it
appears was not in Guatemala with Gam
bier Hurt, az stated in recent San
Francisco paper. Mr.. Weaver is in the
northwest engaged in business.
''The Beginning of Christianity; or,
Which Is the Oldest Church in Chris
tendon ?" subject of sermon this morn.
ing at Christ church, Episcopal, corner
of Pico and Flower streets. st. An.
drew's Brotherhood rally in the evening
ut Z 80.
Capitalism and Hard Times is the su b.
iect on which Oliver P. Smith of Oak.
and will address the single tax meeting
at Unity church Monday evening. His
address will be followed by criticisms oil
Judge Widney's closing speech AZ the
meeting last Monday evening.
DR.. G. @. Mclean will preach in Simp-
son M. e. Tabernacle this morning.
Tho evening service will be conducted
by Chief Captain Blanche Cox, the
great revivalist, and Captain Mcintyre
of the Salvation army. As both serv.
vices will be of unusual interest, come
carly.
Webster Tailoring company, club No.
1, G. ]. Walter. ieweler, 2l41s S. Spring
'treet; club No. 2, Henry Belt, Santa
Fe office, Bradbury building; club No 3
Ed E Dalland, school teacher; club No.
4now starting and we only do business
one way. Webster Tailoring Co., lis
w. First street.
Did you ever see anything like itf
Well hardly. You'll see something quite
as surprising this week If you look in al
No. 137 S. Spring, where Desmond is
holding his annual clearance sale oil
winter hats and mems furnishings.
Another slashing big cut in prices fol
this, the last week Of the sale.
Residents OF the Wolfekil orchard
tract complain of being much annoyed
by loose horses belonging to one or two
parties living in that vicinity. The or.
finances prohibit the running at large
of animals anywhere within the city
limits, and it is especially annoying and
dangerous to have horses let loose in 90
populous district as the one men,
tioned.
CathedrRl-This is the feast OF the
maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The muaio at high mass, 10 80 a. m., ia
Farmers mass vocal quartette and
ehorus. Miss Katie Brandt, soloist. Mr..
Plan, great tenor singer, will sing the
solo, Qui Tolls Peccata Mundi. At the
effsrtoy, Memorsre solo and quartette by
Lambillotte. in which Miss Cecilia Gard
ner will sing the solo. The vsspers and
benediction are at 7 80 D. m. A. G.
Gardner. organist.
As an illustration of the growth of Los
Angelica the fact is here mentioned that
one real estate dealer, who is interested
In three tracts within the corporate
limits, has sold over 400 lots since the
10Th of last January, on which 100
houses have been erected and more are
now under construction. Not less than
bwo new houses are completed every
week. 1t is hardly necessary to add
that the agent alluded to is constant
advertiser in the HERALD.
Pool Selling.
Pools will be sold every evening dur.
ing the race meeting at 126 w. Second