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That will contribute many graceful features to fashionable dressing, and at prices that place us first in the
class of low-priced concerns.
HANDSOME LACE NECKWEAR, LAWN and SILK PARASOLS,
KID and SILK GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR, FANS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SHIRT WAISTS, CAPES, NEW BELT NOVELTIES
A New Arrival of Batiste, Lace and Embroid
ered Collarettes, Pretty Novelties
AT IM UA EACH. Ladies' Batiste Collarettes, square and heart-shape, Guipure
!K I .ill I Patterns, a very rich Collarette;
•VIeUVS Qn sa)e at $uso each
AT f"/\ KACH. Ladies' Batiste Collarettes, 5 square designs, 9 inches deep,
Guipure Patterns, very elaborate;
on sale at $2.50 each
AT _*| AA EACH. Misses' and Children's White Embroidered Square Collarettes,
•D 1 «UU neckbands of and blue ribbon, remarkably cheap;
" on sals at fi.ooeach
AT 0t CA EACH. Ladies' Fine Black Lawn Collarettes, 5 square design, edged
■bladU witn V e " ow Valenciennes Lace, a very popular Collarette;
on sale at $1.50 each
AT (ftAA EACH. Ladies' Black Lace Collarettes, 5 point design, 0 inches deep,
!k A 111 l points ruffled with fine black Silk Chantilly Lace, neckband of black satin
" ribbon, ruffled with black Chiffon; on sale at $2.00 each
Fans in Silk, Satin and Grenadine. White Lawn
Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs
AT * m & rf 85c and 90c EACH. A full assortment of Empire Silk Fans, neatly painted in
/ cream ' white, pink, blue and cardinal, a special offer;
on sale at 75c, 85c and 93c each
XT (hi EACH. Black Satin and Grenadine Fans, perfectly well made, carved
Jl AJJ handles, extra value for $1.75;
™ on sale at $1.25 each
AT g _ EACH. Ladies' Fine White Lawn Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, drawn work,
m\C lace borders and initial, splendid value at 11 a dozen;
on sale at 5c each
AT Ladies, White Scalloped Embroidered Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, many
I tC">C P rett y patterns to select from, regular value 15c;
* on sale at tajic each
AT _ EACH. Ladies' White Scalloped Embroidered Fins-Sheer. Lawn Handker
£QC' chiefs, Guipure borders, very choice patterns, regular value 3 forsi;
on sale at 25c each
Ladies' Pure Silk Underwear
Ladies' Pure Silk Jersey Ribbed Vests, in cream only, square neck and sleeveless, p«A
necks taped with siik braid, sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6, good value for 75c; oUC
our price
Ladies' Pure Silk Jersey Ribbed Vests, in ecru, pink, sky blue and flesh color, high
neck and long sleeves, in small sizes only, and very suitable for small ladies or /
misses, the large sizes in this same quality sell for $1.50; our price
Ladies' Pure Silk, Richelieu Ribbed Vests, low neck and sleeveless, cream, pink, '■Tff —
blue and black, very tine quality and good quality for $1: /
our price
Ladies' Pure Silk Jersey Ribbed Vests, in cream, pink, blue and black, in square A f
neck and sleeveless, or high neck and short sleeves, neck and sleeves trimmed Ml .aid
with silk lace, good value for $1.75; our price « mw
Ladies' Pure Silk Jersey Ribbed Vests, in cream and black, high neck and long Ot f P»i\
sleeves, all sizes, in a very tine quality, good value for $2; ileOU
our price "
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N. Spring near Temple raiftUCna CATALOGUE. N. Spring near Temple ATTENTION V" VV * N. SprlDf, NtW Ttffjpi*
THE STATE SUPREME COURT
Opening of tbe April Term in
the New Quarters
THE FIRST DAY'S BUSINESS
Ail of the Justices Present With the Ex
ception of Mr. Harrison
Progres* of the Nlchol* Trlal-A Calabasas
Case Before Townehlp Justice Young,
dtncral Court Notes
The supreme court of the state con
vened in the new quarters in the Bul
lard block yesterday afternoon at a
o'clock. Chief Justice Beatty presided,
with the full bench in attendance, with
the exception of Justice Harirson, who
will probably arrive today.
The following were admitted to prac
tice on the presentation of the usual
credentials:
S. A. Bowles, on presentation of the
certificate of the supreme court of
Ohio,' on motion of C. S. McKelvey.
John F. Tannahill, on presentation of
a certificate from the supreme court of
the province of Ontario, Canada, on
motion of W. T. Williams.
Nathan Newby, on presentation of a
certificate from the supreme court of
North Carolina, on motion of Gen.
Johnstone Jones.
J. W. Summers, on presentation of a
c ertlficate from the Supreme court of
Illinois, on motion of J. D. Works.
Several ex parte matters were argued
and submitted, when the court ad
journed until this morning at 10 o'clock,
'-.'ben the examination of applicants for 1
admission to practice will be proceeded
with.
That Calabasas Caae
Most of the population of Calabasas
was In attendance at tho township Jus
tice court yesterday afternoon at the
opening of the trial of Mrs. Mary Bent
ley, charged with having made threats-,
of doing personal violence to younit
"Dr." Allen. Allen recently attended
Mrs. Bentley in confinement and it is
alleged that as a result of his Ignorance
she was seriously Injured. There nas
more or less trouble over the matter,
and it is alleged that Mrs. Bentley
threatened to summarily cut Allen'n
young life short. As a result, Allen
had her arrested. Mrs. Bentley then
swore to a complaint against Allen,
charging him with practicing medicine
without a license. The trial on the
first charge came up yesterday. Much
feeling has been aroused over the mat
ter In Alabasas, and the trial promises
to be an interesting one. Young Allen
was on the stand during Ihe greater
part of yesterday, his examination af
fording much amusement to the audi
ence. It will be continued today.
Held to Answer
The preliminary examination of the
aiings brothers, charged with the mur
der of John Hayes, the Puente post
master, was concluded before Township
Justice Young yesterday, and they were
held to answer to the charge without
bonds. The examination of Cook, the
third man arrested by Sheriff Burr,
will be held Thursday.
Both the district attorney's office and
Sheriff Burr think that they have a
straight case against the men charged
with the crime, and that their convic
tion ls assured.
Taken Under Advisement
The motion to set aside the Informa
tion against JamesM.McGinnis.charged
with murder, was argued before Judge
Smith yesterday and taken under ad
advlsement. It ls alleged that McGltvus
was not legally committed by the mag
istrate.
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Given th* Pall Limit
Jean Renault, the rape fiend convicted
of simple assault on' a lttle French
girl, appeared before Judge Smith for
sentence yesterday. Owing to the pc
LOS ANGELES' HERALD: TUESDAY MORKDTGr. APRIL 21. 1896.
White Lawn and China Silk Parasols, Ribbons
and Ladies' Belts in Large Assortments
AT QB* EACH. Ladies' Black Carriage Parasols, Gloria Silk, lined, well finished,
fSrtC strong frame, with black ebony crook sticks;
on sale at each
AT A| AA EACH. Ladies' Black Gloria Silk Carriage Parasols, ruffled, lined, very
J) 1,1111 S oo '-* I0 " ill,:n frames aid ebony handles;
" on sale at ft cadi
AT J" _ EACH. Ladies' White Lawn Parasols, plain, itVinch white enameled frames,
/ «jC with natural wood and enameled sticks;
on sale at 70c each
AT A j AA EACH. Ladies' White Lawn Parasols. IB-inch frames, 5-inch ruffles, With
J) I .1H I white enameled handles;
V»«vrv on sa , e at |, eacn
AT AA EACH. Ladies' White and Cream China Silk Parasols, with one deep
JlZ.llll ruffle, paragon frames and enameled sticks;
v on sale at $2 each
AT EACH. Ladies' Black Gloria Parasols, 24-inch frames, very strong natura l
/qC wo °d handles, good value for ft;
on sale at 70c each
AT AI Ladies' Black Gloria Silk Parasols, 24-inch paragon frames, with pretty
j)| .Z#l Dresden handles, very heavy quality and good value for $1. 50;
V on sale at $t.2s each
La Fiesta Ribbons
250 pieces of best grade Silk La Fiesta Ribbon, manufactured specially for our trade, in all
widths, ranging from. 12,'jc to 35c a yard
Dresden Ribbons
Just received an elegant assortment of fancy Dresden Ribbons, in all colors and combina
tions from to 5 inches wide; on sale at 35c to $t.oo a yard
Ladies' Belts
An elegant assortment of Ladies-Belts, in gold and silver tinsel, black and brown leather,
and fish scale effects, in all widths and prices.
Gloves Gloves
Ladies' 5-hook Suede Kid Gloves, in mode, tan and slate colorings, sizes 6+, 6#,
6?.,', 7, a genuine ft glove; tjUC
special price
Ladies' 5-hook Glace Kid Gloves. In black, brown and tan, this is a
regular $1 quality; / Z%C
special price
Ladies' a-button Real Kid Gloves, in all the latest colorings, also a tine quality A | AA
P. K. Glove, in browns, reds and tans, these two lines are well worth f 1.25; J) I .1111
special price T
Ladies' 3-clasp P. K. Gloves, in brown and tan shades, an excellent Glove for rt» j
shopping, cycling or driving, nothing to beat them for wear, they are good value I A!)
for $1.50; special price "
Our own special brand O. B. No. t, Real French Kid Gloves, in any shade de- (ft | f" A
sired, with plain or embroidered back, perfect fit guaranteed, no liner quality to I .Oil
be had for lz\ special price ~ *
culiar circumstances surrounding the
case It was Impossible to secure a oon
j vlctton for a higher offense. As It was.
! Judge Smith gave him the full limit of
the Ira', ninety days imprisonment In
the county Jail.
Sentenced te Folsom
John Williams, the negro convicted
of assault with a deadly weapon on
I,inn a Jackson, a negro woman, was
I yesterday sentenced by Judge Smith to
two years Imprisonment In the peniten
tiary at JPolsom.
Andreas Nunez, the young Mexican
who was also convicted of arson In try
ing to burn the dwelling of Mrs. Cline,
some weeks ago, was also sentenced
by Judge Smith to two years Imprison
ment In the penitentiary at Folsom.
Nichols Morder Trial
The trial of Conductor A. L. Nichols
of the Vernon electric car line for the
murder of J. W. Kirk, the old printer,
was continued before Judge Smith in
department one yesterday. Several wit
nesses were examined and In other cases
it was stipulated that the testimony
given at the first trial should be admit
ted. No new facts were brought out.
The case will probably go to the jury to
day.
Sent to Hlghlande
William Smith, the old soldier ex
amined as to his mental condition be
fore Judge Van Dyke Saturday, and
sent to the county hospital for treat
ment, was yesterday adjudged Insane
and committed to the asylum at High
lands.
Pleated Not amity
Henry Bloom, the fictitious "check
shover," yesterday entered his plea of
not guilty to two charges, and his cases
were put on the call calendar to be set
for trial.
Robert Mack, charged with burglary
on two counts, also entered his plea of
not guilty, and his cases went on the call
calendar.
Sold Liquor to Indians
Jesus Ariiso, yesterday, in the United
States district court, pleaded guilty, to
the charge of selling liquor to Indians,
and will be sentenced to-day. Louis
Castanln pleaded not guilty to the same
charge, and his caae waa continued.
A number of causes were continued
by Judge Wellborn until this morning.
For the Plaintiff
In the case of Tanner vs. Buckingham
Judge Clark yesterday gave judgment
for the plaintiff.
1 Judge McKinley also gave judgment
for the plaintiff in the following cases:
Kcheveste vs. Kelsey, Howes et al. vs.
(loodwln and Hahne vs. D. C. M. de
Santa Maria.
Judge Van Dyke gave judgment for
the plaintiff in the case of Deslie vs.
Bobst et al, and Judge York gave a
similar judgment in the case of the
Security Loan and Trust company vs.
Sebastian Dullmer et al.
Divorce Business
1 In the divorce case of Saunders vs.
Saunders.the motion for alimony, attor
neys fees and costs was yesterday ar
gued and submitted before Judge Shaw.
In the case of Dreschel vs. Dreschel
Judge McKinley allowed $10 per month
alimony, $10 costs and $50 attorneys fees.
Judge McKinley also dismissed the
order to show cause In the case of Blair
vs. Blair, and Judge York continued the
order to show cause in the case of
Green vs. Green unell the 27th Inst.
Argued and Submitted
The matter ot the guardianship of
Annie Reger was argued and submitted
before Judge Clark yesterday afternoon
This is a contest over the custody of a
15-year-old girl between the mother and
the family who raised the child, and
which was ventilated at length several
days ago.
Th* Name Changed
The application of the Redondo Rail
way company to be allowed to change
its name, to the Los Angeles and Re
dondo railroad company was yesterday
granted by Judge Van Dyke.
May Sen Real Estate
Judge Van Dyke yesterday granted
the application of the Memorial Bap
tist church, on Twenty-first street, be
tween Grand avenue and Main street,
to sell Its real estate.
Suing an Oil Company
The caae of Blanchard vs. the Califor
nia OH and Gas Developing company, a
auit to recover money advanced, was
Ladies' Shirt Waists
Ladies' Shirt Waists In light and dark colors, large sleeves, CA/*
new yoke back; Ollv
price «y
Ladies' Shirt Waists in broken. Plaids, new sleeves, green, blue, brown and blacK O£»
effects, usually sold for $1.25; OOC
price
Ladies' Shirt Waists in Persian effects, new sleeves and two-yointed yoke in (ft | J»
back, Florette waist adjuster and skirt hanger; tpleti/O
price
Ladies' Fancy Zephyr Waists, full front and pleated back, lined all through, all AA
the new colors in stripes and checks, three adjustable collars toeach waist, ad- J)£ B \JU
instable waist band and fancy pleated belt
Ladies' two-tone Fancy Silk Waists, full front and box pleated back, extra full £ S f»A
sleeves and fancy collar, fully boned and lined all through; silk belt with large J)U«dU
bow in back, all the new shades; price
Ladies' Cloth Suits, Skirts and Capes
Ladies' Cheviot Cloth Suits, short ripple back, box front jacket, new sleeves, *»? (JA
jacket lined throughout, 7-gored ripple skirt lined with canvas, wide hem tt A/ .tjU
bottom, colors black and navy; price.
I adies' Cloth Ripple Capes, beautifully trimmed in Vandyke points with f%P*
Soutache braid, handsome ribbon and lace ruche at neck, finished with jet gimp
and nice ribbon bow in front, colors black, brown, navy and tan; price
Ladies' Short Black Kersey Ripple Capes, trimmed with cloth straps and pearl m w
buttons, velvet collar, five rows of stitching on bottom, straps bound with f Q
black satin; price
Ladies' Storm Serge Suits, blazer jackets, faced back with cloth, skirts fin- Af* AA
ished with wide hem, colors gray, brown, tan and navy; *pd«UU
price
Ladies' Black, Figured Mohair Skirts, lined all through,
vlv.-t roll on bottom;
price f
Silk Department, Now Offering Unequaled
Bargains
mm> 22-inch Black Satin Duchess, all pure silk, soft finish, fine lustra, considered
/ L\C good value at 93c;
I°V on special sale at W P«f yard
Satin Skirtings
aa A complete line of handsome Brocade Duchess, in the new scroll and Arabesque
VI tC designs, very stylish, good value at $1.25 per yard;
7VV on special sale at 90c per yard
d» 1 AA 25 pieces satin striped Swiss Taffeta Plaids, in the new color combinations, 22
W 111 l inches wide and all pure silk; usually sold at $1.50 per yard;
V 1 • vv on special sale at **00 per yard
New Dresden Silks
/tt 1 nn A limited number of choice and exclusive designs, In printed warp
*S I 111 l Taffetas; the $150 quality;
V I *VV on special sale at *'•«> P« y»«*
on trial before Judge McKinley yester
day.
Por tho Widening ol Broadway
The city of I.os Angeles has brought
suit against Leon F. Moss and the
Savings Bank of Southern California
for an easement over the westerly
twenty feet of lot IS of block A, of the.
Downey tract, on South Broadway be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. All of
the other owners of property on the
street have .accepted the amounts ten
dered, and the street will now be open
ed, Mr. Moss having agreed to give up
the land and fight the case out after
ward. The bank has a mortgage on the
property, hence is made a party to the
suit. ■
Charge* Fraud
W. S. Norvill yesterday filed a suit
for an injunc tion restraining the credit
ors' committee of Ihe Insolvent firm of
Fuller & Lewis from, disposing of the
property of the firm. It Is alleged that
the said committee surreptitiously en
tered into an agreement by which they
secured control of this property to the
injury of other creditors, and more espe
cially the plainttff.
To Recover for Service* Rendered
Hugh Todd lias Instituted suit against
the board of education of Los Angeles
city to recover $500. Todd alleges that
his services as an architect were en
gaged by the board to prepare plans
for an eight-room adddition to the
Spring street schoolhouse. The plans
were prepared and adopted by the
board, and they have never been paid
for.
Overruled the Demurrer
Tn the c ase of Robinson vs. the Tlmes-
Mlrror company, a suit for libel, Judge
York yesterday overruled the demurrer
to the complaint
Fined for Contempt
William Henderson waa yesterday ad
judged In contempt by Judge Smith of
department one, and was fined $5.
Want* Damage*
Mrs. Lucy Jane Harvey has brought
suit against the city of Los Angeles to
recover $2844 damages to her property,
caused by the change of grade on North
Olive street, between First and Court
streets. Prior to 1891 expensive improve
ments In the shape of cement sidewalks
and retaining walls had been made,
which have been rendered useless by
the change.
To Foreclose a flertcaf*
Kdward Hatton has brought suit
against Bersabe Pefuglo Vegar de Bud
die et at. to recover $900 on a promissory
note, and to foreclose a mortgage se
curing the same.
J. S. Slauson has also sued Dan Mc-
Farland to recover on a promissory
note made for $7000, and to foreclose a
mortgage.
Divorce Suit Filed
Clifford A. Covalt yesterday brought
suit against Viala A. Covalt for divorce,
on the ground of extreme c ruelty.
rionthly Police Inspection
The regular monthly police Inspec
tion will be held this morning at 11
o'clock at the corner of Franklin street
and Broadway, at which the finest will
turn out in their best bib and tucker
for the edification of the visitors now in
the c ity. The entire force will be re
viewed |n front of the city hall by the
chief and police commissioners. The
inspection Is well worth a visit to see,
and an additional attraction will be a
fife and drum corps heading the police,
rifle team.
Poll Down n Bank
Humane Officer Clark was yesterriny
called upon to shoot a horse which had
had two legs broken by a fall over an
embankment. The animal had been
feeding along the side of Buena Vista
street, opposite the Catholic, cemetery,
for several days, and during Sunday
night in some manner fell down tho
steep bank some twenty feet high, re
sulting in the breaking of both fore
legs. A well directed shot put the poor
animal out of Its misery.
Wanted far Perrery
Marshal Nichols of Santa Ana v. as In
the city yesterday, having come to take
back to Orange county one Henry Ludc
man, who la wanted on a charge ot for
gery. Ludeman waa arrested in this
city Sunday ty Detectivea Hawley and
Auble, and Nichols notified. It la al-
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Icged that Ludeman forged an order tor
a suit of clothes on Harris Bros, ot
Santa Ana, to which he signed the name
of his ex-employer, a butcher named
Sorenson. He was taken back to an*
swer last night.
AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Rota Shane Arrested an a Chart* •< Petty
Larceny • _
'A young man named Ross Shane, 19
years old, was taken In custody Sunday
afternoon on a charge of petty larceny
and placed in a cell at the city jail, al
though not booked on the blotter at
the clerk's desk. Shane has been hang- •
Ing around the Athletic club for some
time, although not a member of the
organization. Thomas Gibson, a club
member, left his clothing In a locker
while taking a bath. While dressing
Gibson discovered that two $10, two $5
gold plears and a $1 bill had heen ab
stracted from his pockets. The only
person who had been in the room during
his absence was Shane, and when he
was arrested the gold was found intact
as well as some silver change. Shane's
mother resides in Mexico, and he
claimed that the money had been sent
him by her, as she is in the custom of
doing. He also denied having been near
the Athletic club building on Sunday,
which was untrue, as he was seen by
one of the clerks coming from the room
in which Gibson's clothing was con
tained. The youth has been In trouble
before, only lately having been dis
charged on a larceny charge In the su
perior court. This time there seems a
clear case against him. and he will prob
ably not escape so easily.
Try our port and sherry wines at 75
cents per gallon. T. Vac.he & Co., Com
mercial and Alameda strict* Tele*
phuiif 303.
U. S. Warship Pbll*4*mMa
Will remain at Redondo today. recelv'S
Ing visitors from 10 A. M. until 4 P. Mi,
weather permitting. See special tlma
card, Los Angeles and Itcdondo railway*
A "Warm" Tw
Brown Bros, are showing some Lav
Fiesta ties that are unequaled tor their
uniqueness, appropriateness a*C
"warmth." ~~ M