The herald., 1894-09-28

tons decidedly Threatening; showers probable
in the interior.
The orphans fair will continue at
Armory hall during the entire first
week OF October.
Orphans fair at Armory hall. South
Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, next Monday evening, October
let.
Keep your weather eye out for real
bargains in hats and furnishings at Des-
mond's annual clearance sale next
Thursday.
Noon meeting II to 1:15 today at the
Y. w. @. A. Speakers, the general Sec
rerary and Rev. Burt Estes Howard. All
are invited.
This evening the Y. M. G. A. Guitar,
Banjo and Mandolin club will give it's
concert. assisted by best local talent.
Admission, 25 cents.
Fred Miller OF Pasadena and FIR ank
Welborn OF Pomona we're given lodg ing
In the county Jail yesterday to serve out
sentences for vagrancy.
There will be most attractive lit
erary and musical programme at the
orphans fair opening night, next Mon
day evening. October 1st.
Young women will find it greatly to
their advantage to secure the special
rates for educational classes. opening
October 1st, at the Y. w. @. A., 107
North Spring street.
The Hickory Democratic club will
hold meeting in Judge Seaman's q court
room this evening. and all Democrats
are invited to attend. Brief speeches
will be made by prominent Democrats.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets, for J. W..
Evans. Daniel Holen back, Harry Gold
en-, Mr.. Arthur Holmes, Frank McClel-
Ian.
In runaway at the river station on
San Fernando street yesterday. q valus-
BILE horse belonging to John Rankin. q
farmer, was killed. The team took
fright as cable car, and in running one
of the animals was thrown to the ground
and dragged to death.
The Twenty-fourth infantry band OF
Mexico serenaded the HERALD last even
ing, giving q number of splendidly
played numbers. A con of Gen. Luis
Torres accompanies the band. The or
ganization goes to San Diego today TO
participate in the Cabrillo celebration.
The Turnverein Germania committee
propose to give Sunday night enter
tainments in their new hall ON Main
street during the winter season, eepeci-
ally for the bsnefit of its members, in-
Guiding dancing and concerts by Lowin-
aky's orchestra. The season Is to open
Sunday evening next.
The Congregation Montefore will
hold their service of the coming new
year in the Masonic hall, 1867 South
Spring street, commencing Sunday
evening ct $40 p. m. and continuing
every day until Tuesday evening. The
Rev. A. w. Edelman will officiate, as
Bisted by Mr.. Shulman.
1t is claimed that @. E. Smith and
Garland Baker, the alleged countefeiters
from San Diego, who are under federal
indictment, made a confession to q
prisoner in the county Jail which may
serve to convict one or both of them.
The alleged confession charges one oil
them with making the counter felt
money and the other with passing it.
Five thousand five hundred dollars
worth of surplus and broken lines OF hats
and mems furnishings. all suitable fol-
fall and winter wear, will be taken to
store room formerly occupied by The
Lace House, No. 1877 South Spring street,
and positively aacrificsd. Sale COIN
mencee next Thursday at 9 a. m. Ter
experienced hat and furnishing goods
sRlesmen wanted.
Through an accident the electric cur
rent was diverted in trolley car No. 10,
of the University line, and it caught fir,
at noon yesterday, and the fire depart
msnt had to be called to extinguish tn
flames. The car happened to be passin
Engine company No. 4, on Norsh Mali
etreet, where Babcock extinguishe
was brought into service. But littl
damage wac done.
The Hotel and Restaurant EN- ployees
alliance have now established perma
nent headquarters at the st. Charlie
hotel, 3l4 North Main street, which EN-
braces the free labor bureau, readin
room, etc. All information in regard I
the employment OF members will b
given by calling ON the above address
The members have also started fre
library, for which contributions OF an
and all kinds of literature will be thank
fully received. A cordial invitation
extended to all visitors.
The storeroom formerly occupied b
Kahn's Lace house, situate No. Is
South Spring street, has been rented b
Desmond, the halter and mems ful
nisher, of l41 South Spring street, 70
his annual clearance sale. Fiity-fiv
hundred dollars worth of hats, under
wear, hosiery, neckwear. gloves. etc
etc., will be taken to No. 1877 Sout
Spring street, and positively sacrificed
All who have attended Dssmond's for
mer annual clearance sales know {
their genuineness. Sale will commenc
next Thursday. October 4th, at a. m.
Some days ago it was stated that th
owner of house at No. III Tempt
street, he'd applied to the district attol
ney to prevent his tenants from allow
Ing any children on the place, and wa
much alarmed at a possible increase j
their family. Ths owner desires
stated that he did not make such a re
quest of the district attorney, and tina
what be objected to was the posting c
signs on the place, that it was @ santa
rum. He Gays he has no present inter
tion OF trying to prevent the increase G
the population OF the city.
Turkey Dinner
This evening at Cosmopolitan Dinin
hail, 219 West Second street, 20 cents.