The herald., 1894-12-22
CITY NEWS CONDENSED

A "Printer's ball" is announced for
this evening at Armory hall.
The schools of the city closed yester.
day for a two-week's holiday vacation.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran.
| teed. Scientist Fanny Green, 144 S.
| Main.
A. P. A. Seats Free. Miss NJ. E.
White, Rome and Reason, Illinois hall,
| Sunday, Dec. 23d. at 2:30.
Peniel hall services tomorrow. DR..
Bresee breaches at ii 3. NJ, Mrs. Fer
guson at and Mr.. Studd at night.
Rsv. W. B. Barr will speak on The
Dignity Of Labor at the Y. NJ. @. A. to-
morrow at 3 O'Clock. All men are ina
vited.
Christmas service 8 :45 .. NJ. Sunday,
at the Y. w. @. A., 107 North Spring
strest, conducted by the general secre.
tary. All yonng women invited.
Grand opening this evening OF the
Eastern saloon, cor. Fifth and Los An
gees streets. Fine lunch will be served.
Every body invited. Heinwtzer & Crone.
Desmond, in the Bryson block, 10
packed and crowded with more things
worth buying in the hat and mems fur
llu6 IDhu W6I0 oF6T Dll6u tO-
gether before in Los Angeles.
+. f. Peck of 222 West Fourth street
writes THE HERALD that the man who
was wanted by the police for defrauding
lodging house at 226la East Seventh
street, was John Beam instead of John
Bean.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph compsny's
office, corner OF Court and Main streets,
for Mr.. Mr.. NJ. @. Greel, Allan B. Kirk.
Duncan Ferguson and w. W. Reed,
on December 2lst.
Dssmond's store today will be regu-
lar bargain mountain but it'll take no
Alpine climber to reach the top and en-
joy the pleafing prospect. Every inch
OF Desmoud's store at No. 14l S. Spring
street today will contain big pick-ups.
Rev. A. @. Bane will preach at Trinity
Methodist church, 522 south Broadway,
Sunday. Morning: The Humiliation
and Glory Of the Incarnation. Evening
Admissions CT Skeptics Concerning
Christ. Special Christmas sermons,
music and decorations.
Sciplo Thompson hss asked the city
council to appoint him janitor of the
old city hall. Scipio has the names OF
Judge H. G. Austin. Police Clerk Cham
berg, Chief Glass, Charles R. NJ otfatt,
the chiefs secretary, and Police Captain
w. G. Roberto on his application.
Desmond, in the Bryson block. holds
the fort as inevitably with his stock OF
holiday neckwesr, gloves, suspenders,
hats, etc.. etc. Like 1894, competition
has been knocked out. The public are
delighted with the result, because every
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prices and top values.
Christmas 10 coming and with il the
longings and needs of the children. The
Los Angeles Orphans home ia now more
filled than ever before with little ones,
whoae hearts would rejoice ct the recsp.
ton OF all that can be eaten. worn or
played with at the home. corner OF Yale
and Alpine streets.
An slldsy meeting is to be held by
the Peniel mission, 227 s. Main street.
en- Christmas dav. beginning with a
love feast at $3.50 am. Rev. Joseph
mission in Peniel hall last week, will
preach at end 7:30 o'clock pm. Mr..
Smith 10 on his way from Redlands to
hold 10-dsys' meeting in the Central
M. E. church in San Francisco.
hOW piiCoe iOi Hhtet HcCktIcs, CUlihfs,
cuffs canes, um brellas, underwear, etc,
live at Dssmond's. His store is their
home. Today he's spreading a grand
bargain feast for money savers, who find
his store. 14l s. Spring et.. the joliest
place in Los Angeles to bring their dol
lars. There are charms and charms,
bnt Desmond'a prics-charms delight all
who come within range of their spell.