The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-04
CITY CoNDEN sATIoNS.

Life reading, 81; sasi-fection guaran-
toed. Fanny Green, 144 S. Main. room 5
Second Piutti- KrausH concert AZ Bart
latt's music hall today ut ESQ O'Clock.
Oratorio eocisty will sing selections
from Elijah tonight at Sim Daon tsber-
nscls. Reserve your seats. rs cents and
80 cents, ct Browns, Ill N. Spring at.
Frank Mcneil, n grocer at $40 East
First street, pleaded guilty to battery on
r. w. Morrison, in Judge Austin's court
Yesterday. He will be sentenced today
at 10 O'Clock.
O.atoYio society will ming some fino
choruses at the concert at Simpson tab
srnacle tonight. Reserved seaie rs and
so cents, at Browns, Ill N. Spring at.
"Pompey" Smith was arrsigned in ths
Justice court yesterday Y assault with
razor upon Charles William, another
coiored man. The defendant will he
given a preliminary examination tomor-
row at IL O'Clock.
Aud, Aud, Auld, don't forget to hear
her sing as Simpson tabernacle tonight.
Reserved seats rs and 80 cente, at
Browns. Ill N. Spring ct.
There are undelvered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's office. corner First and Spring
streets, January 81, for Mrs. Q. A
Longstreet.
DR.. Edward ]. Hadfed. late of Phils-
dslpha, physician and snrgson, Brad-
bury building, rooms 2l0-2ll. Hours,
10 to II, 2 to A, Z to 8. Special attention
given to dieoases OF nose. throat, chest
and oil chronic diseases, both male and
iemsle. Consultations free.
The private car Maharsjah. which has
been living in the Santa Fe yards. will
be moved TO San Diego this morning. 1t
is the property of W. A Mahars, man>
ager of the colored MINISTRIES, ana will
convey the troupe to the city OF bay'n
climate.
Z 2. Clark. general manager OF the
Los Angeles Consolidated Electric COM
psny. is expected to return to this city
next Saturday. Mr.. CLARK has been east
nearly two months on bn .iness for the
company.
DR.. Tracy will close his series OF tenn.
perance lectures in Simpson tabernacle
Monday evening, January 7Ih, With his
famous lecture Ben Hur, or the Tale Of
the Christ, with 1875 stsreoptcon Illus
trations. Admission 20 cents.
Ed. B. Webster, the First street
clothing merchant, has leased that por-
ton of the L. d. Mott building known
as Mott bali. and lately occupied by the
Imperial theater, and has christaned it
Maccabee Temple. Hereafter it will be
known as the home o. the MRccsbees.
The Annex over thu Mclean building
will be fitted in fine style and used IA
lodge room, while the Mott hall will be
used for open meetings, special rece p
ton evenings and alsc rented for church
work. public meetings and good class
60 Entertainments. The fies. com
mites have secured two OF the front
rooms to be used as fsata heads
quarters.
Miss Auld will sing tonight at the
Oratorio concert, La Valss de Nuielle
by Gounod as surg by her at the British
EN- bassy in Paris. She will sing in all
five numbers, among which 10 The
Daye Gone By. which was composed
especially for her by Amies. Her last
numler will De Theme and Variations
by Proch, in which she will sing the &
aharp above high @. Remember that
Miss Aud sails for London coon and this
will probably be your last chance to
hear her marvellous voice. The place is
at Sim pson tabernacle. the time tonight.
Mr.. e. II. CLARK will play the hungarian
rhapsody by Hauser at the Ofatorio
concert tonight. Reserved seats 70 contl
and 80 cents, at Ill N. Spring street.