The herald., 1895-03-09

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"Have you heard Cassasa Band yet?'
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green, A S. Main. room B.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
in the County Clerks Office to Charles
Engelke, aged 80, and Mrs. Sophia Quass,
aged 81, both residents of Los Angeles and
NATIVE of Germany
Rev. Clark Crawford of Pasadena will
preach in First M. T.. Church, this city,
Sunday morning, March 10th, at ii
o o'clock, and Rev. Frank M. Larkin will
preach at the same place in the evening
at I 80 o'clock.
The Y. W. C. A. gospel meeting, 107 n.
| Spring street, at 3 :45 Sunday, will be led
| by Miss Il. ID. Stowel of Pasadena. Bible
class at 3 IN. All women invited. Join
the Y. W. G. A. chorus class with Mrs. M.
Il. Auer at pm, Monday.
This is the last day of the greatest
Citrus Fair ever held in Southern Califor-
mia. Don't fail to see it. Take the little
ones to see the electric tower. The great
Cassasa band has an elegant programme
for this afternoon and evening.
Boyd Grey, the celebrated cycle record
breaker, siXty-one days from New York
to San Francisco, will be glad to give you
one OF his New York shines at the Globe
Shaving Parlor POP West Fourth street,
Saturday and Sunday. He will leave for
New Orleans on Monday.
Some of Mr.. Castleman's friends are
wondering why Tom McAleer does not ac-
cept the challenge which the former issued
in The Herald last Tuesday morning, for
another twenty five mile bicycle race. 1t
looks as though Mr.. McAleer is not eager
to run against Castleman again.
Every indication points to Il very large
attendance at the state convention of
Maccabees, which will be held in this city
the 18th of the present month. The eX-
on of flplnnataS IN, Ipnp Rpocb n tho
Goth, over the Terminal Railway, also
promises to be well patronized and greatly
enjoyed.
Santa Catalina Island steamer connects
daily except Sunday, ut San Pedro with
Southern Pacific Company's train leav-
ing Arcade depot at 12:55 pm. he
Wilmington Transportation Company's
ocean passenger steamer Falcon will
make daily trips, Sundays excepted.
The company reserves the light to change
steamers and days OF sailing without
notice.
There's nothing like Desmond's spring
and summer %, 80 and 75c neckwear bar
( ton of beats everything" values.
Desmond's customers always form soci-
ETY. of smlers who have caught on to good
things and haven't tried to keep 1t secret.
Look at the finest line of ladies' sailors on
earth, now on sale at Desmond's, in the
Bryson Block, al 5. Spring street.
Vol mers Saturday special sale, 116 S.
Spring street, near First street. We have
just received % handsome decorated china
dinner sets, 100 pieces, which we offer to
you today only at SIS per set; 500 Libby
cut glass salt-shakers, silver-plated tops,
today only 30 cents each; 1000 imitation
cut-glass finger bowls, today only, IL cents
each 80 imitation cut glass water bottles,
% cents each; 500 decorated china tea
tiles Is cents each.
Mr. G.. NJ. Stolp, general coast manager
of the National Life Insurance Company,
dropped into the city yesterday TO com
plete and get started his new general
agents, Messis. s. p Bowen and Charles
e. Kowdy. Mr. Brown is a gentleman
that is very well and favorably known in
Los Angeles, having been for many years
connected with the groce.y business, and
we bespeak him large patronage from
his many friends. Mr.. kowdy is an old
insurance man and comes from Charles
town, 5. c. He is gentleman and a
thorough insurance man. Mr.. Stolp looks
forward TO increasing his insurance Dusi-
ness in this field many fold Messrs.
Bowen & Kowdy will have their offices,
room l, 230 II South Spaing street, where
they shall be pleased to receive calls from
their friends.
The opportunity OF the season at the
New York consignment sale. \ lace won
DER, an EN- DrOluerV wonder, nanuker-
chief wonder. at 25, 30 and 80 per cent
cut off the regular price. New a. hand
some designs, sent to us by large New
York importing house with positive n
structions to sell, cost or value not con-
sidered. such a slaughter sale was never
known before and may never occur again.
You can afford to buy them and put them
away for future use. The prices placed
on them are positively the lowest ever
quoted in this country. Don't miss it,
there is big money in it for you. We also
offer 200 Ansonia nickel alarm clocks at
65c. Gold plated necklaces at 25c. A man
ufacturer's sample line of pocketbooks
worth up TO $3.50, at SOC. Another lot
worth up to 75c, at 25c. Spar stick pins,
all colors one, two and three ball. at 10c.
Genuine French cologne at &c. Burgers
Bargain st re, 235 South Spring street, be-
tween Second and Third.