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The herald., 1898-12-03
Court Notes

Fred L. Allies sues the city of Los Angeles
to clear title to part of block 2, in Ord s
survey of this city.
Hannah A. Baldwin sues H. H. Appel and
wife for $1,000 and the foreclosure of mort
gage on lot l6, block lO3, of the Bellevue Ter.
race tract.
Suit for the foreclosure of mortgage Of
$4,000 on so acres in this county was inst
tuted by w. L. Graves yesterday against
w. w. Howard ct al.
Gorilla NJ. Bishop brings suit against
Hattie L. Rubell for S2O5O and the fore
closure of mortgage on property in bloch
81 of the town of Pomona.
Nellie I. Chaffee sues f. A. Miller foy
S4l2.0S on a promissory note, dated March
IL, 1885, for S4562.SO Over $4,000 has been
paid on principal and interest, but judgment
is wanted for the balance due.
Albert NJ. Sames began suit against Isa.
bella Thornton and b. 7. Spencer on a prom
issory note for 800 yesterday, with interest
and costs of suit.
The Continental Building and Loan asso-
citation sues Victor Wankowski ct al. for the
foreclosure of a mortgage lien, originally
amounting to S400, on lots in the subdivision
of lot 3 block 80, Hancock survey. A sim.
liar suit for $500 mortgage foreclosure on
lots 10 of the Sanborn tract and Is of the
Whitney tract is brought by the same CON-
pany against the same defendants.
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lBSOLUTECY PURE
soyA, BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

the house. He said attempts had been made
by certain small lawyers to intimidate him
and to compel him to pay blackmail, but he
had steadfastly refused to be squeezed.
Mrs Isbella Prebe, who testified for Shep-
hard, swore that she had lived at the places
in question, and the plaintiff had resided
there as a guest doing no work, but rather
occasioning work to herself and walking out
for her own pleasure. Miss Cazaux left be-
cause she had turned her out, the plaintiff
being very bad gossip and inclined to speak
i'll of every one.
Attempts to interject other evidence re-
lating to the conditions under which Miss
Cazaux had lived at the house of Mr.. Shep-
hard were ruled out by the court, Judge Van
Dyke insisting that nothing of scandalous
nature should be disclosed, as it would be
foreign to the case.
Plaintiff testified to services rendered by
her at Shephard's request. such as going err
rands for him to his packing house on Main
street and caring for Mrs. Preble's baby dur
ing her temporary absence at San Francisco.
Money promised on various occasions to her
by defendant she had asked him to pay, but
he had not produced the coin.
There being so little evidence that any
service had been rendered, the court had no
option but to order Judgment for the de-
fpndant
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CONVICTED OF BURGLARY
Boughton's Trial Ended and Grady's
BepJn

William Boughton was found guilty of bur-
glary in the second degree by the jury en-
gagged in the trial of his case yesterday.
The jury was out an hour and a quarter,
during which time another jury was en-
pareled for the trial of John Grady for a
similar offense.
The two men were jointly accused of en-
tering and looting the house of Mrs w. A.
Myers, near the Rosedale cemetery, about
September Goth, but were granted separate
trials.
When the Boughton jury was ready to re-
port the Grady case was continued until the
afternoon, the jurymen in the latter being
instructed to leave the court room at once,
doubtless to prevent possible bias on ac-
count of the verdict about to be rendered
When this was read Mrs. Boughton was
greatly affected, crying and manifesting sur
prise at the way the case had gone. Mr.
Nien gave notice of his intention to move
for new trial and intimated that the cause
might be appealed to the supreme court, an
observation which showed some expectation
that new trial would not be granted
The evidence in the Grady case is prac-
tically the same as that against Boughton.
and his trial will be resumed this morning.
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fications upon Gratten street respecting the
gravel to be used were practically the same
as and identical with the specifications
under which affiant was grading the said
Pico street, and the said rules respecting
the quality of the gravel to be used and the
right of the superintendent OF streets to ac-
cept the street after it is finished, are the
same governing private contracts as those
governing work done directly by contract
with the city.
That affiant believes that the said Robert
Scherer is a close political and personal
friend of the said John Drain; that affiant is
now and always has been Republican.
NJ. S. CUMMINGS,
1856 West Twenty-second Street.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3Oth day of November, 1893.
(Seal.) THOS. L. NEAL,
Notary Public in and for the County Of Los
Angeles, State of California.
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SUED BY FRENCH WOMAN
Defendant Alleges Blackmail and Her
Suit Fails

Judge Van Dyke was engaged yesterday in
the trial of the suit whereby Miss Serene
CazauX, a French woman, was trying to re-
cover $ll35 from Charles J. Sheppard for
services rendered as servant and house
keeper from Sept. u. 1896, to Nov. 90. 1897.
During portion of such time it appears
the parties were living at 1914 South Main
street in this city, and for the rest of the
time at 1924 South Main street.
Shephard's defense was general denial of
Indebtedness, and on the witness stand he
swore that he regarded Miss Cazaux as a
guest and treated her as a lady while in
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WANTS HIS DAUGHTER
She Is Now in the Hands of a
Guardian

Salvatore Cato wishes to secure posses
sion of his l2-year-old daughter, Frances,
Who he alleges is restrained of her liberty
by Josephine Mazzi, alias Josephine BIZ
anchi, at 337 Alta street. In petition for
a writ of habeas corpus he alleges that letters
of guardianship were issued to her during
his absence from the city, by virtue of which
she refuses to give up the child. He fur
ther alleges that Josephine is living in open
and notorious adultery with Giuseppe BIZ
anchi, on which account he deems her an ur-
fit person to be intrusted with the custody
of the girl
Judge Van Dyke granted writ and had
the matter under advisement Yesterday, but
continued the case for further hearing to
December 9th next
The herald., 1898-12-03
MORE JUSTICE WANTED
Brand of Department Five Now in
Demand

Another phase of the Fawkes family quar-
rel is being considered by Judge Shaw and
jury. Samples of justice have been par
celed out to the litigants in various courts,
Judge Van Dyke and Judge Allen both hav-
ing taken a hand in the case, and the other
judges will be likely to get turn at the con-
troversy if the litigation continues.
The special grounds of action in the pres
ent instance are being explained by coun-
sci, the suit being by II. b. Fawkes against
J. ". Fawkes, jr., for $4,000 on account Of
malicious prosecution. Between the father,
the uncles, the son and the sons wife, the
Fawkes family is becoming well known to
habitues OF the court house.
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DEA tbs


SWANFELDT-J. X. Swanfeldt, aged ~
years, a native of Sweden, brother OK
A. w. Swanfeldt
Funeral from Cussen's undertaking par
lors. 218 South Main street, Sunday, De-
cember 4th, at p. m. Friends of the fam
lily invited to attend.
Galveston papers please copy.
CONLEY-In this city, December 1, 1885,
Arthur W., youngest son Of Jay T. and
Emily A. Conley, aged 10 years.
TOWNSEND-At his late residence, No.
134O West Washington street, November
Is, 1898, Alfred I. Townsend. aged 80
years.
The funeral service will be held at the
First M E. church on Broadway, between
Third and Fourth. Sunday at p. m. In
terment Rosedale.
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Mabel Cory, Mary Covert, Cook and Edith

Mabel Cory, Mary Covert, Cook and Edith
Cook, Messrs. Lopez, Perry and Foster.
The case against William Wilson, who
was charged with maintaining a nuisance
on the corner of McClintock avenue and
Fortieth street, came up before Justice G.
w. Sexton yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Will
son stated the facts about his dairy and its
condition, adding that he had removed the
COWS and business to- the corner Of Slauson
and Vermont avenues, two miles west of
University station. As this action settled
the matter in manner satisfactory to all
interested, Justice Sexton dismissed the
case.
The herald., 1898-12-03
Probate Business

The will of Nellie Bradley, deceased, was
filed yesterday for probate by John c. Brad
ley.
E. w. Lewis petitions the superior court
for letters of administration of the estate
of Frank Cotter, deceased.
A petition was also filed by E. w. Lewis
for letters of administration of the estate Of
Mary Ann Cotter
The herald., 1898-12-03
Suit on an Account

d. r. Weller brought suit yesterday
against Karl Roeder for S93ll9, on account
of goods and merchandise purchased from
5. Maier, assigned by him to plaintiff. He
asks judgment for the same and interest,
and also for $500 on Il promissory note run.
ming at per cent, and S760.76 on another at
s per cent, less $3.50 paid in October, and for
costs of action
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Whereas, parties have represented them
selves to the public as officers and mem.
bers Of the Cooks and Walters association.
we, the undersigned. officers OF the afore'
said association. hereby denounce them as
impostors using the name Of the aforesnd
association for fraudulent purposes.
CIA1rION Of LOS ANGELES, CAL.
PETE McNALIIY. President.
ROBERT GRAVES, Secretary.
The herald., 1898-12-03
Hung Yet Suey Will Stay

The argument in the stubbornly contest
ed case of Hung Yet Suey, the Chinese wo-
man on trial in the United States circuit
court, was concluded yesterday morning.
Judge Wellborn reversed Commissioner
Van Dykes order for deportation and the
girl was DISCHARGED
The herald., 1898-12-03

Postoffice receipts for the past month
show a satisfactory increase over the same
period last year. Exclusive of the money
order department the amount received in
November, 1898, was SIS, 1895 November,
1897, $l7,336.5e; increase, sll63.4o, or 6.7l
nef cent
The herald., 1898-12-03
JoTTINas

Lovers of good driving horses cannot
miss II by buying one of our No. 8 Chester
Columbus Buggy Co.'s driving wagons
They have the Bailey hangers. long-ols-
tance axles and quick-shifting shaft coup
Iinps Hawley King & Co.
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bondsmen for Warren S. Winters, COM
mander of Company D, Seventh infantry,
n. G. c., on account of equipments furnished
by the state to that company. Judgment is
asked for $1,000, the penalty of such bond,
and that execution may issue in the sum of
$1,000 and for such other relief as the court
NAV see fit
The herald., 1898-12-03
Our Home Brew.

Mailer & zobelein's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs. Offtce and brewery, 44o Also street.
Telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-12-03
Marriage License

M. Bonner, SO, native of Wisconsin and
a resident of Los Angeles, and Nellie Pever-
ley, 90, a native of Minnesota and a resident
of West Glendale.
The herald., 1898-12-03

The book and stationery store Of Stoll &
Thayer Co. has been removed to No. 25Z-zS4
South Spring street, Stimson block.
The herald., 1898-12-03

Holiday shoppers and Tourists
Chinese and Japanese Art Goods and Gu.
rios. Wing Hing Wo Co., 23S 8. Spring st.
The herald., 1898-12-03
Suit for State Property

Suit was brought yesterday in the name OF
the people of the state Of California against
T. L. Thrall and S. J. Rolph Of Pomona as
The herald., 1898-12-03

New styles of vehicles constantly arriv-
Ing. Be sure and see them. HaWiey, hins
e Co. corner Broadway and Fifth street.
The herald., 1898-12-03
These are rib bon
values seldom offered
at any store. All
colors and all silk.
Special
Ribbons

/ inch wide, TIC yard, worth 10c.
IL inches wide. 1-3c yard, worth 12lac.
liz inches wide, 10c yard. worth 15c.
2 inches wide, 12lsc yard, worth 20c.
The herald., 1898-12-03

Sterling shoe horns. 75c.
Sterling shoe buttoners. 75c.
Sterling curling irons. 75c.
Sterling 4-leaf clovers, l5c.
Sterling egg darners. 75c.
Sterling nail files, 75c.
The herald., 1898-12-03

Plenty TOT all dt tllc llgIt Prices.
ITO pieces of cream and white m
laces from ~ to 21a inches lJ(
wide. Special at....................~
The herald., 1898-12-03
Special Hosiery

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Destruction of the Spanish
Squadron Off Santiago,
BY THE RMEaIGaM FLEET,



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he said, and there was a whistle,
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Albany. Saratoga. and Lake George.
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bany. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
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CITATION.

NlVEN. MARIA LOUISA. IN. peop. n
the state II New York. ts ne siasss
God free ant independent g ing 80,
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York as Trustee tor church o. we u
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erfy \etiie Blackwell t'ArN! - I y,a
known as "Bess,e nlschMsH iu,s
formerlv Bessie Blackwell Nia'SS'' clark,
Ruth Dunnins clark Field forH.e,,gg 10
Cunning Clark) ~Coluns ~ 81
an infant. the name collins u''ns 20,
ti,ious. the real Christian name 49,, ia
known. and t. all persons ih'e Ia. a
the Estate OF Maria Louisa Hlke',, sreIL.
tho citv II New YORK de'edSrd' as,r,,isA
tors legate.s. next u Kin OF 0'''N
send greeting. A-.h,. -,ted
You and each u you are hereny css
and required personally ~ 10 AZ. md
before our Surrogate of the -, - -
county II New York ~ ne ~, :, ,hs
co,tr, n, saia CIV ann County, held a. ~.
County togri House ~ me ~ ,ss
York. or the Thirteenth Gay :. ~ we
is9s. 1t half pas; ten o't.',H ~ ~ lend
noon OF that dav. then and mere ,o a. n
a judicial settlement ~ the aCSou ip-si-
proceedings OF Chauncey u. ucpeW: VS.
erick :. WHO'S and Edward vi, sad
sitter. as Executors ~ me las' ,,.h q
testament Of said deceased an thS
YOU as are hereby cited as are u'e., "A
nge " TWENTY Years eie rev." M
appear bv your guar Han II YOU hS,e ,npiy
or II Won hav. none. - appear az. 80, Of
FOR one 70 be appointed. or n 'he mar
your neglect ~ failure t. 80 s'.,s,. 10
dian Will he appointed by the sl',Ss oro-
represent and at FOR you !" '''
oeedns. A.. caussd
In Testimony whereof We rave inf
Tic zeal o, the Surrorates a
a, TO .std Ciiv and County,
Nov York - be hereunto s'ls.
vv,,ress Hon. Frank 7. FloA
n. 9, ssrsis a Surrogate Of our 49,
DIV and County. at ths Nav.
New York. the 2fts DAY ~ "a onc
In the year Z our l',u snI
thousand eight hundred
uine.v-eis Mt ..,,rN
J. FAIRFAX Mci.A tHhi1,. Int
cl.rk ~ the .urrogste Ioa'-
HENRY a. ANDERSON,
Attorney for Petitioners, p,,,ufa
Is Wall street New York cry
of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. IL.
stations I'm New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets. -,,r
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
nj

and Christopher streets. ,,,r
GtRS TI>T>Cm LiGiiT.
SEQ A. M.-BINGIIAMTON MAIL. Stops I principal
stations
BINGHAMToN. owEGo. ITHACA, ElMIRA
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
ing at Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and points
West
100 =. VI. Oany)-Chcsgo and Buffalo v.s,ibu.d EI
press for SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and Ell
MIRA. Pullman Buffet Parior Car to ElnlFa
Through Steering Cars and Day Coach to chieaso
arriving at e 2 M. neIt day.
400 +. M-SCRANTON. WIIKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OI'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Bur-t Psrior Car.
700 p VI Daiiy)-Chicago and Buffalo ves,ibuled Lin
tied Express FOR SCRANTON BlNGHAMTON. Ell
MIRA: RrFrAIo Through nuret Sleeping car
New York e Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
$500 y. VI daily Bnnao EIntsss Pullman sle.n.rs
MT. NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo
e,3o =: VI. Cpamy,.BUrrAIo.. SCRANTON BINo-
HAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMTRA, SYRIA
cI'sE RICHFIELD SPRINGS and OswECo EX
PRESS. Pullman Buffet Sieepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDArIoNs al,
Henry & Sons Limited. il3 Roadway Il Park
Place 400 BroossdTay and nag nr9adway,, Ticket. at
e. os5 Columbus ave. New York 33s and 73G Fulton st
and loo BROADWAY Brookyn Timetables giving full
INF a all stations.
WFSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call FOR and
from hotel residence TO destination