The herald., 1896-11-10

bet on the choice of president with Phil
Buck The conditions of the bet were
that in case of Bryan's election Buck
was to wheel De Russey in a wheeloar-
row from the Terminal station to Ma
rengo avenue. In the case of Mckin-
ley's election De Bussey was to do the
wheeling and Buck was to ride. There
fore tomorrow afternoon between and
5 o'clock the show will take place, and
there is no charge to see it. Mr.. lie
Bussey secured a special permit from
the mayor for the occasion. The parade
will be to the sound of suitable music.
BREVITIES.
1t has been announced on good author.
ity that an Episcopal church Is soon to
be erected on the corner OF Mountain
View and North Fair Oaks avenue
property having been purchased for that
purpose.
At the second meet of the whist tour
nament at the Valley Hunt rooms sat
urday evening the winners were c. +.
Holder and W. R. Stats and Mrs. c. F.
Holder and Mrs. H. H. Sherk. The
games were followed by refreshments.
The funeral of William Menner was
held this afternoon from the residence on
Center street. A large number of the
business men of the city closed their
places for portion of the afternoon, as
a tribute of respect to the deceased. AT
Throop institute, where Misses Ivy and
Lottie Menner have been students for
some years, a suitable expression OF
sympathy was drawn UP on behalf of the
students and faculty.
M Mia Upper Maynard Will lee
ture 81 Pasadena this (Tuesday) after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, in the reception
room of the auditorium, upon The Pc
riod of Revolution in Europe, The lee,
ture will be Introductory toSA proposed
course in literature and history covering
this period and a full outline of the
work will be given. Any one interested
is invited.
A good literary and musical program
has been arranged for the meeting to-
morrow night of the Tuesday Evening
club. The treasurer will receive dues,
new names will be submitted, and mem
bers will bring invited friends.
r The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church gave a pleasant social this at
ternoon to members of the church al the
home of Mrs. Clark Crawford. Light
refreshments were served and the time
passed very agreeab1y.
Printed entry blanks for the cycle
meet of the Crown City Cycle club on
Thanksgiving day have been issued
There will be a mile novice race, mile
professional. third mile lap, ten mile
record, paced, amateur, mile open. anna
taur, three-mile professional Derby. and
three-mile handicap. Prizes are offered
to the amount of 5000.
A testimonial benefit is soon to be CIV
en- c. W. Swan of the Pasadena Opera
house management. The affair is under
the supervision of o. Stewart Taylor, ana
is meant as a recognition of Mr.. Swans
efficient services as treasurer of the OPP
era house for the past eight years.
The electric car which arrives at
about II o'clock at Lincoln park was de-
Co., J.~t Nd hnv IO- N N
in most peculiar manner. At Lincoln
park a horse took fright and ran straight
up the track in front of the car through
South Pasadena. The horse kicked loose
from the buggy to which he was at
tached, and continued alone to the VIA
duct below Columbia street Here he
became tangled in the ties and could
not be extricated until wrecking car
had arrived with tackle and rope.
McGinty and Jackson. for some time
confined in the local Jail for illegal liquor
selling, were taken down to Los Ange-
les this morning at 10 o'clock to receive
hearing in the superior court under
habeas corpus proceedings. They were
accompanied by City Attorney Arthur,
Recored Rossiter and Marshal Lacey.
Brown and Browning, two Migrants
arrested Saturday night and Sunday.
were given respectively five and fifteen
DAYS by the recorder thu morning.
Chas. A. Gardner returned this after
noon from Oakland. ''-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gervaise Purcell and
Miss Purcell of San Gabriel were visit
ors in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Adams Brown left this
evening for Chicago
Captain Guest left this evening for the
east with the remains of his wife.
HI. r. Lacey and family of Wilkes
barre, Pa, are expected here tomorrow,
after an absence of some months.
Paul Fife left today for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Andrews of st.
John avenue leave tomorrow for brief
visit to San Francisco.