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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The wife of John Rosenfed, farmer Of Flush
ing, J.. L. died yesterday of lockjaw, caused by
rusty nail entering her foot
The three-year-old child OF George Allen, OF West
Jamaica, l.. l., fell into a boiler of scading water
yesterday and died in few minutes after being
taken out.
Tho machine shop OF Mr.. Abraham Kipp situated
on the dock at Sing Sing. entirely consumed by
fire ut two o'clock yesterday morning. causing
loss of about $4,000.
The subscriptions to the Pauus Hook celebration
fund already amount to over 0OO and every effort
is being made by the Citizens General Committee to
make the event successful.
Mary McCarty and Johanna Ryan, residing at Nos.
25i and 25S Warren street. Jersey City, engaged
prize fight early yesterday morning After pun
melting each other through several rounds they
arrested.
The whoesal changes which TO have been
made by the Brooklyn Board of City Works yester-
day were deferred until the meeting which IL to be
held to-day, when several "oficia heads Will, il Is
sud, be dropped into the basket.
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THE WHEELBARROW WALK.

Monsieur T. B. Federmeyer. the "wheelbarrow
man." resumed his toilsome journey at 3h. 53m.
55s. yesterday morning. with 1914 miles to his credit
He kept steadily along up O'Clock in the after
noon, making about five miles hour. At
that time the bulletin board showed the
figures 24O His ankle, which injured the pre-
vious day by stone thrown by some boy through
one of the windows then began to trouble him a
great deal and at Sh. SON. 1Gs p NJ he obliged to
retire the night having made 2577S miles He said
that he would go the track again in the morning
il his ankle is worse
Thomas johnson. one of the men entered for the
OLeary belt walk, began. at hat-past egh. O'Clock.
seventy-two hours ''go-as-you-please. and at
eleven o'clock Willie Bird. otherwise known Jack
Goulding's pet" began a similar task.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

pS-For sinking of steamer semramide CBrl from Bos-
ton fer Liverpool news columns
py~ zee arrivals at this port.
Capt Hams, of tho Cunard steamer scythia has
for special meteorological observations made
in connection with the HERALD Weather Service.
Capt Hawthorn of steamer Agiers also Purser Marsh
Alps, and Purser Dennis. of Saratoga
will please accept thanks for courtesios
Purser Straker of steamer Bahama. from the West
Indies will please accept thanks for important ship
ping news
SHIP BARBARossA (Gcr before reported New
York harbor sunk &C. and subsequently raised been
for Bremen Aug ID
BARK pnrscLLA. Humphries. from sagua for Queens
pumps out Of order remained 18th dsg cargo. It IS
repairs After repairing she will reload cargo and
coed on her voyage.
arrived
has been sold by auction ut the former for
supposed to Chinese parties.
rived 1T Arenda Feb "a damaged by collision before re-
er s
to Stettin by another vessel.
scHR CABINET, Of Castne. has boon solo parties
Penobscot and Will be fitted tor coastng business
ScmR CAROLINE CAGE sailed from Pensacola Aug / for
South Florida Arriving at the Narrows in the night time
overcome by fatigue fell asleep The vessel was driven
cargo consisted Of lumber and shingles.
ScHR HELEN tof New York; run into at 80 PM,
inc and lost howu and both ans
damaged tho of $1,000 This steamer sustained
damage
JusEThe Direction Of tho Bureau veritas
has just published the following statistics of maritime dis
asers reported during the month of June 1870 concern
ing all s:-Sang vessels reported lost33 American,
% English; ~ Spanish II German 10 French, Nor
wegian, Dutch, italian, Swedish, Portuguese, l
Austrian Danish, Russian OF which the nationality
is unknown total, 11S In this number included II
reported missing Steamers LOST
lsh. l German. Danish; total, Il
ELLSWORTH. Ne. Ang 13-The steamer Mt Desert went
ashore this morning in fog the rocks Lamoine
will probably get of ut high tide night.
GREAT Nick, Ii, Aug 13-The schr Gray Eagle, Capt
Ripley from Jersey City with coal tor Huntington put
into Cow Bay harbor this morning leaking.
ST. THOMAS Aug 5-Schr VIM Green Is repairing.
Bark Fisher Br sold at auction 18th July hull
and materials bringing 81 100
Bark Fort de France r from Martinique arrived here
18th july with loss of rudder and keel having
ashore at Anegado Is ON the tloating dock
Bark Mos de Marie (Fr) from Martinique for Bordeaux
arrived here July eaky
Bark Girondin Fr, from Guadalupe for Bordeaux,
in here July IL leaky has discharged cargo and waiting
SAN FRANCISCO Aug Shark Lizzie Patterson having on
board $25 900 worth of wheat in Sac
ramento River yesterday morning.
WILMINGTON NC Aug 1.-The schr j W Potter has been
ashore days Lockwood's Folly is
feared that she will not be gotten of She small
valued at $5UO, and is owned in this city.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMER Aug 12-Passed. ship Iceberg King from Boston
tor Batavia.
BARROW, Aug 15-Arrivcd, bark Hawthorn CBr), Whit
ney. Musquash, NIB.
BRISTOL Aug 13Arrved, steamer Somerset (,r, SIAM
per. New York
BREMEN Aug I2-sailod. ship st Adams DAM. Lind
hard Phiiadcphia
BORDEAUX, Aug 1I-Arrivod, bark Carrie Dciap (Br,,
Crosby, Philadelphia
CARDIFF Ang 13-ssilsd steamer Rhiwindda (Br), Al
lon. New York
CAnrnAcnSA. to Aug 13-Arrived. brig M Brady Br,,
Brady, New York
COPENHAGEN Aug Sailed, bark Avanto CNor). Toilet.
sen, Philadelphia.
CALAIS, Aug 1o-Sailed, bark Drowning Sophie Nor),
Hansen, Philadelphia
DuBiIS. Aug l2-Arived, ship Vancouver CBr. Carver.
Philadelphia.
DuSxtnK, Aug ll-sailed bark Chas Bal (Nor), stoen
New York.
DUNDEE Ang i2-sailod, bark scaregroom Nor), Olsen
Now York.
EAST LONDON July 17-Arrived. brig Giles Loring,
Kenny. Boston.
ElsrsoKK Aug e-Arrived bark Arcturus tGer) Brand
hon, New York
FALMOUTH Aug I2--Arrived. bark Edwin Rood. Higgins
Akyab and received orders for Antwerp
GREKSocK, Aug 13-Arrivcd bark Augustine Cobb Car
vcr, Sagua via Queenstown
GENOA. Aug 1o-saed, bark Bagino ItaD Philadelphia
HAMBURG, Aug 12Arrved. steamer Frsia Ger, Meyer
New York.
Sailed 18th, bark Rnvenna Padre utaD, Philadelphia.
HAvRs. Aug I3Arrlved steamer Freja DAM, Johansen
New York.
Sailed i2h ships Crescent City, Dclano. Now Orleans
Harriet II McGilvery Blake, Delaware Breakwater.
LIVERPOOL Aug I2-Arrvcd, ship spartan, Trumbridgo
Savannah brig Typhon Nor, Tbomacsen, Wilmington
NC; 18th, steamer Bulgarian (3r), Traut, Boston
Sailed 18th, brig Eigl (Nor. Gundersen. Wilmington
NC 18TH steamer Illinois. Shackford, Philadepnia.
LONDON, Aug 13-Arrvcd, steamer Northbournc tBD
Anderson, Montreal via North sydney; Gresham Br
Weightman, Now York.
Cleared 18th bark Mercurius tNor Isaacsen New York
Sailed from Gravescnd l3th bark Clio tNor, Thomasen
Philadelphia.
Lizard, Aug l2oG, ship Atmosphere Br>, Wright from
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

} A new and incurabe disease has broken out in
cattle near Portsmouth, y. Ii.
I The official census returns show that the popua-
Zion of Kansas the LIST OF March last sl9,97s.
| Davis and Milier's drug store No. IL North Howard
(street. Baltimore. was burned last night. Loss,
k25.O00.
I At Detroit yesterday the steamer J. W. Stenhofi
(end Hutchngs warehouse were burned. Loss.
$4,000.
I At Troy, yesterday. J. p. Benson. while chasing
feat, against fractured his skull and died
INSTANTLY.
Jack Gleason shot and killed william Kicker at
louisville. KY. Tuesday night. in quarrel about q
young woman.
[ Charles Smiths barn and slaughter house. with
100 pigs. 100 lambs and cattle. burned at Ban
igor, Me-. yesterday.
y Mrs. Jules Brierson shot herself at New Orleans
yesterday. She leaves seven children. Family
hrouble caused the deed.
The body of an unknown man. about fifty years
DID. which had been long in the water, found in
the Hudson, at Catskill. yesterday.
Ira ID. sankey, the singing revvalist. and Rev.
Joseph Cook. were prominent participants in ycster-
days religious services at Chautauqua, n. Y.
Richard p. Derry. an Arkansa murderer arrested
Ut Leadville Co escaped from his custodians at St.
Louis yesterday. lie killed william Ii. Davis.
Master Mechanic Minshall. of the New York Mid
land Ralroad sustained dangerous injuries yester-
day NJ East Branch by jumping from hand car.
Isaac Sfferson. an old negro. was shot yesterday,
At New Orleans. by william Cain. while protecting .
woman against robbery by Cain and an associate.
Ottawa (Ont.) citizens will tender the American
sricketers a complimentary moonlight excursion
down the Ottawa River on the evening OF the 10Th.
At Hyde Park. Pa. Tuesday night. Dr. Gulick as
saulteu DIR. Gibbs, who shot him. He then stabbed
Mrs. Gibbs with penknife. INJECTING probably fatal
wounds.
Adam Wolf, German, who disappeared from New
ark N. J in April last after sh oong ana seriously
injuring his wife, arrested at Philadelphia
yesterday.
l.. +. Chappe merchant of Dinwddic county.
Va, shot and dangerously wounded yesterday
by j. II. Pritchard, for getting water the latter
premises.
A son of A. II. Benton, of New Marlborough Mass
aged fl years. while playing in large box partially
filed with hay. was burned 10 death yesterday by
fire which he started accidentally.
The propeller Persia. carrying large number of
passengers, collided TUESDAY night Pressure
Isle Lake Ontario, with an unknown schooner re-
ceiving considerable damage. No lives lost
Governor Mcclellan has reconsdored his disap-
proval OF the requisiton mado by Commander
Huuy Of the Department of New Jersey, q. A. H.,
for camp and garrison equipage for use at Camp
SIX lllman and has approved the same.
TWO children OF Mr.. Montague, eleven years
old and the other eight, who have been lost In the
Jefferson county IN. " woods two days and one
night came out yesterday about six miles from the
point where they entered. They subssted mostly on
berries.
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New York for Bremen; bark Humber tBr), Henderson,
Baltimore for Amsterdam.
LONDONDERRY, Aug 13-Arrived, bark Emily Lowther
(Br). Webster, Baltimore
MovLLK, Aug l3-Arrved, steamers Anchoria Br He'd
berwick, New York for Glasgow waidensian 1Br), Le
Calais Montreal for do.
MARsrrLL,ss Aug li-Arrvod. banks II vero dtaD, De
Martina New York: 18TH Isaac w Oliver tBr). Cain, do
Sailed 18th. berk Roma dtaD, Izzo. New York.
OroRro. Aug 1I-Sailed. bark Gunare Br) Adams
Philadelphia. ..-... -..... $3.50
PLYMOUTH, Aug i2-sailed, bark Emmanuel Nor Sam
uelsen New York.
QuEsssrows. Aug 12-Arrvcd. ship Ismir Dr. Bingay,
Baitimore 18TH barks Nerea CAus,. Ramond New York
Albissola utaD, Pscetto Baltimore; Consigio QtaD,
Consgliere, do.
Sailed 18Th, steamer City Of Brussels (8r), Watkins
drom LiverpooD New York
ROTTERDAM, Aug 13-Arivod. steamer Caland Dutch.
Deddes New York.
RouES, Aug l2-Sailed. bark Gardecke (Ital, Ramuss
Philadelphia mot previously.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug l3-Arrived. steamers Hindoo Br,.
Stevens New York for Hull ODER Ger Lest do for Bre-
men land proceeded
SICILY Aug 13-OT ship Otto Antonio (Nor), Gunder
sen. from New York for Antwerp.
ST MALo, Aug l3-Arrived, bark Anapo QtaD. Wharf,
Philadelphia.
wISoA, Aug 7-Arrivod, bark Frcden (Nor Areatsen,
Boston.
LONDON Aug l3-ship Flying Eagle. Crowei from Iloilo
for New York which put into Maurtus with damage. has
cargo damaged and was discharging for survey.
Ship Frank Pendeton, Nichols from San Francisco tor
Calais which arrived ut Deal Aug shipped heavy seas
off Cape Horn. Two of her drowned
Ship Dauntless, Chester from Dunkirk for New York,
which stranded at milestone. Romney has hoated
She sustained no damage.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAD, Aug 13-Wind S. moderate; barometer
PATIO
ILrRAcoNBE. Aug 13-wnd Sc light; fno.
LIVERPOOL. Aug l3-Wind 5, fresh; foggy.
LIZARD Aug l3-Wni SW. moderate; fne.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 13-Wnd SW, light; overcast.
ScILLY, Aug 13-Wind SW fresh: barometer 30
ST. GATHERINGS POINT, Aug 13--Wind s. light foggy;
barometer 20 90
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FIREMEN'S CONVENTION.

CANANDAIGUA, August IS. 1879.
The State Firemens Convention to he held in this
place the 18th. Goth and 2lst Of August promises
to be the largest gathering of the kind yet held
In the State. Twenty-Five companies have already
signifed their intention to be present. Among the
fremen in attendance will be hook and ladder COM
pany from New York city, numbering seventy five
members, accompanied by Dodworths Band. Great
Preparations are being made. The grand parade on
the third day promises to be unusually brilliant and
imposing. There will be fully 1900 iremen in the
line OF march and large display OF fire apparatus.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Sarah Bell Br). Dchburn, from San Francisco for
Liverpool, July -. lat II. Ion 30.
Ship Lake Ontario (rJ, from Bristol for Montreal Aug
o. lat - 40. lon 56 ~.
Betty Storer tGer Stief. from Hamburg for New
York short of provisions and supplied by Us
nue. cutter Dexter, Aug II, off Block Island.
Bark Brazilian Nor. Thomassen, Hamburg for Bati.
more Aug ~. of Delaw Ligbtship.
Bark James Boyd Brl. Richan, from Belfast for Phil
adel phia Aug \. lat Al O6. Ion 81 Is
Bark Harvest Home (,r from Londonderry for Quebec
Aug y, lat 40 70. Ion 81 n.
Scotia (Br). Smezer from Londonderry Bati-
more. July 20. lat ~. Ion NJ.
Bark Amor OtaD, Bssotto, from Galway July 81, for
New York date, OH Cape Clear.
Bark John Lorway (}r from Limerick for Baltimore,
Aug H. lat 40 81, Ion GO IL
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schr Alfred Howe Ellis: New York for Warren, RI
Schr Flight Wilson New York for Providence
Sehr Curre. Pease New York for Portland o.
Schr Sallie Burton Burley New York for stamford.
Schr Z simpson, Mahoney. New York for Bridgeport
schr II Clark Vars, New York for Northport
Schr Mary, Magee Hoboken for Belfast, Me.
schr Harry Percy Hinckley, lioboken for Somerset
schr Orlando Rowland, Hoboken for provtdence.
Schr Alabama. Crowley. Hoboken for Providence
schr julia 4 Martha Hops. Weehawken for Calais
sehr Frazier, johnson, Haverstraw for PROVIDENCE
Schr Ida, Deerng, Amboy tor Taunton.
schr Xebec. Shropshire Amboy for Fall River
Schr George + Brown, Hayes, Amboy for Norwich ,
Schr Francis Burke, Wilson, Port johnson for frov'
dence
Sailed from Hart Island roads prior to nth inst brig
q GOODWIN, Crook. New York for BilDoa.
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FELL FROM THE PIER.

boatman named John Wilson. while rowing in
the North River yesterday morning. found the body
of one-armod man drifting with the tide. 1t was
removed to the Morgue. and identified as that Of
Charles Donnely. aged forty-fve, of No. Mulligan
place. Donnely had been drowned by falling into the
North River from the pier at the foot Leroy
He was private in the Sedgwck Guards during the
late war, and lost his arm at Port Felon. He had
also been attached to Reker Post GA. c. A. II. After
recovering from his wounds he was honorably dis
charged and his return to this city his wife. it
is said refused to live with him because he had lost
his arm His body was removed to his late resi-
dence by permission or Coroner Croker
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MILITIA ARTILLERY PRACTICE.

ALBANY. August 10. 1879.
Pursuant to orders Of the Adjutant General each
battery in the State represented here to-day to
make arrangements for an encampment for artillery
practice and instruction. The encampment will last
about ten days. and will probably be held at Fort
Hamilton in October next
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KILLED BY HORNETS.

PoUGHKEEpsIE. N. Y. August IS, 1879.
son'of Charles L. Jeuell, member Of the New
York police force, who visiting his grandfather
near this city. while gathering apples in orchard
to-day was stung by number OF hornets and died
from the effects OF the stings in half an hour. He
was ten years old.
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YACHTING DISASTER.

BosroS. Mass. August 10, 1870
report reached here tonight that the yacht
Startle. which had been hired by party from
Haverhill, Mass, capsized off Mnots LEDGE in the
harbor, this afternoon and several persons were
drowned. No names have been given, and at a late
hour no confirmation OF the report had been re-
lceived.
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RIFLE MATCH.

UTICA N. Y, August 13. 1878.
In a rifle match here to-day the Ogdensburg team
scored 1856 and the Utica team l, l37 Six men shot
in each team. Ives. of Ogdensburg. made fifteen
bullseyes ut 500 yards.
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CHINESE EXPULSION.

SAN Francisco, Cal. August 10. 1879.
Congressman Hendrick b. Wright, Chairman of
the Labor Committee. addressed an immense au-
,dience OF working at Union Hall last night on
Che labor and Chinese questions, advocating the ex
pulsion of the Chinese by peaceful measures.
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DIED OF HIS WOUND.

John. alias "Bum" Moran. the alleged river pirate.
who was shot in the leg on the schooner Van Name
foot of Governeur street. July by Captain Somers
died of his wound Yesterday at ST. Francis Hospital
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SAILED.

Steamers Perere (F), for Havre; Algeria Br. Liver
pool Bessel Br, London; Ailsa (Hr. Port-au-P Prince
A.hiand charleston City Of Columbus sayann.h; Able
Roma m Baltimore: barks Dennis Br), Belfast Albion
Nor, Galway Gleneida (Br) Belfast; briggs Rabboni
Laguayra; Ruby, Barbados.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provincetown Ilth schr Clara Sparks,
Sparks. for Atlantic Ocean whaling voyage. Will pro-
coed direct to Western Islands.
Sailed from New Bedford Aug II, schr Admiral Blake,
for Marion.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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Aug. ID.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK. Aug 13-Noon.
The Union time ball fell to-day twotenths Of
second fast
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VACHT FOR CnARTER.-A FIRST CLASS SLOOP
ii Yacht ~ feet iong large roomy and high cabin; all
very fast and an able sea boat In com-
pste order. Apply to w. ~ LOWELL. ~ south.
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YACHTS. sTmAMpoATs. sc.

A MEXICAN YACHT AGENCY, liU WALL sr.-lHE
~ great Yacht Depot of Americn no first class
schooner sloop aud Yachts for sao all kinds
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA.
TIONS
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NTANNINGS YACHT AND GENERAL SHIPPING
M Agency, 53 Beaver ST. Established iS73lParties dc.
srous of purchasing cartcrng Yachts or Vessels %
any description obtain tu particulars 81 MI IN tho
market by personal application by sending for Man
nings Yachting Circular aud shipping inquirer; mailed
ig.t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-04

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order of the Probate Court of
the county OF Los Angeles, State of CALI
fornia. made on the 2lst day of May,
uel Manriquez. deceased. the under
signed, the executor of the last will of
said deceased, will sell & private sale, to
the high ,st bidder, for cash in gold coin
OF the United States, and subject to con-
drmation by said Probate Court,
ON OR AFTER THE 10th DAY OF
JUNE, 1879.
Either In one parcel or in subdivisions,
as the undersigned, executor, shall ia
his Judgment deem most beneficial to
said estate, all the right. title, interest
and estate OF the said Manuel Manriuuez,
deceased, at the time of his death, and
all the rig hit, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation Of law or
otherwise acquired other than or in adj
dition to that of the said deceased at the
time of his death, in and to all those GER
uate. lying and being in the said county
OF Los Angeles, State of California, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
F1rst-Lot 8 OF Sec. 8, Township s s. OF
Range W., S. b. NJ.
Second-The Sc. "a of Sec. SO. and lot Q
OF Sec so, Township s. OF Range w.,
8. B. NJ, containing in all III 37-iOO acre S
of land.
Tern and conditions ofsale:-Cash in
gold coin of the United States. Deed at
expense of purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any
time after the first publication of this
notice and before making the sale. All
offers and bids must be in writing and
left with or directed to Mr.. Frank River
in, at san Juan Capistrano, Los Angeles
county, CAL, or delivered to him person.
ally. +. RIvERIN,
Executor of tie last will of Manuel
Manrtquez, deceased. my29td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-04
LEGAL.
SUM MONS.

N the District Court of the Ser- .iteenth
JUDICIAL District OF the State of Califor-
hla, IN anu for the county OF Los Angeles.
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los
Angeles, Plaintiffs. against John Me-
Elrath ct al, Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Seventeenth judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the County
OF Los Angeles, and the complaint filed
In said County of Los Angeles, in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the state of California.
send greeting to John McElrath, l.. Il.
Haskell, John Townsley, X. T.. Here
ford, Jacob Lower, d. q. Wilson, II. ID. 4
Barrows and VIC. Furrey, composingthe
firm OF Barrows, Furrey & Co., and II.
Newmark, M. j. Newmark, X. Cohn and
ii. Newmark 81 Co., Defendants.
fou are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trlct OF the State OF California, in and for
the County OF Los Angeles and to an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
after the service ON you of this summons
If served within this county; or 4 fseryed
out of this county, but in this District,
within twenty days; otherwise, with
In inn,t Io wiy, a. days or Judgment by de-
Ing to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree OF this court for the foreclosure
a certain mortgage described in the said
complaint. and executed by the said
John McElrath on the Goth day of Au-
gust, A.. ID. 1877, to secure the payment of
acertain promissory note for the sum of
$500 gold coin, with interest thereon
from date at the rate OF IL per cent. per
month, payable every three months In
advance, and also per cent. on the prin-
cipal and interest found due for attor-
neys' fees; that the premises conveyed
nrt QuQ vsln hn raII III
proceeds applied to the payment of said
sum of $500 gold coin, with interest as
aforesaid: also, per cent. on the princi-
pal and interest found due for attor-
to take charge of the mortgaged prem
ises and to receive the rents and profits
thereof during the peldency OF this ac-
ton, and costs of suit; and in case
the same, then to obtain an execu-
ton. against said John McElrath
for the balance remaining due; and also
that the said defendants and all persons
claiming claim by. .,,n through or, or under
be barred and foreclosed of all right, IT,
tie, claim, lien, equity of redemption and
interest In and to said mortgaged prem
ises. and for other and further relief.
Reference is had to complaint for partlc-
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fall TO appear and answer the said COM
plant as above required. the said plaintiff
will apply TO the Court for the relief de-
manded In the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of california.
in and for the county of .os Angeles, this
Goth day of March. in the wear OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY A. RlMPAU, Deputy Clerk. m2-2m