Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-26
NEWS NOTES.

Yesterday was law and motion day in
the superior courts.
A very slight rain, but few drops fell
at about 10 80 last night.
Institution OF I. O. o. F. lodge at
Chino has been postponed until further
notice.
Robert G. Blum was fined so by Judge
Ross of the United States district court
yesterday, as defaulting juror.
The Temperance Jubilee singers will
appear tonight under the auspices OF the
Y. M. @. A. Seats can be reserved.
Get new map OF Los Angeles city by
subscribing for the DAILY HERALD and
paying one months subscription in ad-
vance.
Ross Williams, formerly of this city,
died at Nogales, Ariz., January 10Th.
He leaves a father and mother and one
brother.
* The aid Of the police was called in
Yesterday to decide jar in Mexican
family on Hewitt street. No arrests
were made.
A defective steam pipe caused good
Qe&l OI tTOuUlS III bilc iOW0i hdjl VI bhO
court house yesterday. The cement
flooring had to be torn up.
It was stated In the HERALD last week
thai $3.50 had been collected for the re-
lief OF Mrs. J E. Garrett. This was an
error, as only $50 has been received.
The address OF Professor Bowman Sun-
day evening, on man, his nature and
Il o. nd int
particularly instructive and interesting.
This morning Judge Wade of depart
ment three of the superior court will
hold court for the first time in the new
judicial chamber, on the third floor of
the court house.
Mrs. DeBrun yesterday swore out a
complaint for battery against colored
man whom she had dispute with over
the lease of piece of property at the
corner of Winston and Fifth streets.
The death of Mrs. A. M. w. de Tenn
pie occurred at the home of the family
at La Puente on Sunday. Mrs. Temple
was ga years old. The funeral will take
place this morning at the family grave
yard.
The International League Of Press
clubs were all strong in their praise of
San Diego, its lovely bay. Del Coronado,
and the beautiful ride by the sea via
the Southern California R. r. (Santa
Fe route).
There will be an interesting lecture
tonight on the Historical Sources Of the
Law at the Southern California College
of law, by President John w. Mitchell.
The members of the bar and law stu
dents generally are invited to attend free
OF charge.
Mrs. Annie Ross Fitzwilliam, wife OF
Mai. Patrick Fitzwilliam, died yester
day at the family residence. No. 1928
South Main street. Mrs. Fitzwilliam
was sister of Governor Ross of Texas.
and had been resident of Los Angeles
for about eight years.
The Press clubs have come and gone,
and they are free to confess that South
ern California could beat the world in
hospitality, and the grand s. emery on
the kite shape track of the Southern
California r. r. (Santa Fe route) could
not be surpassed in any country.
Read the classified advertisements on
the sixth page of the HERALD. There
are many good situations offered for
men and women. There are also chances
to buy property far below its actual
value, and plenty OF desirable houses,
rooms and stores offered to rent at rea-
sonable figures. 1t pays to carefully
scan these advertisements.
DR.. Mary Wood Allen, the national
lecturer OF the w. G. I. U, who has SO
delighted the public in her popular lee
5ures upon Heredity and Hygiene, will
today open her course of lectures to
women and girls, in the Temperance
temple, at 3 p M, upon the subject,
Need We Have Nerves followed Thurs
day January 28th, by The Gate of Gifts.
DR.. Mary Wood Allen spoke last
night in the First M. E. church upon
the ever-interesting topic, How to Be
Beautiful. Her description of The Home
of the Soul, The Man Wonderful in the
House Beautiful, is an allegory of ex-
quisite application, while her closing
tribute to the beauty OF beautiful old
age dispels the dread of that approach.
ing time.
The HERALD regrets to announce the
death OF Mrs. Francesca S. de Thomp-
son, sister OF Mrs. T. d. Mott and
daughter OF Don jose Sepulveda. Mr..
James s. Thompson, her husband, is
extensively known in Los Angeles,
where he has lived since pioneer times.
He was at one time sheriff of the county
and was always held in the highest es-
TEEN for his manly and honorable quail
ties. Mrs. Thompson was born in this
county and was loved and respected by
a wide circle of friends.
Dr. Godfrey Beaumont.