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WEATHER REPORT.

eAEH, DOORS kN0 BLINDS
&cULpIgcS, BRACKETS AND
sLL SiZGS OF WINDOW GLASS
hT 6OTTGM FICuSEst LAT
TiEER, VaTLoR & CO
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
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GENTS STRAW, FELT. and:silk
Hats repaired, reblacked and re-
noVated, at Smiths Hat Factory
First South Street, opposite north end
OF Commercial Street. iy29
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FRESH FRUIT and all the Delicscies
ofthe Season can be found at Lucas &
Meakin's. IS First South street. ie1S
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SODA SPRINGS WATER, ct Geo.
A. Meears'. jy30
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4 LARGE LOT of FISHING
ACKLE just received at ED.
HARRIS Little Church. N.Y.
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WHEN YOU want Plain or Mixed
Drink don't forget that you can get a
go-3 one at the Exchange Saloon.
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CHING Fow Plane aud Furniture
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For the very FINEST VIEWS OF
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Supplies, Fish and Clam Chowder, ct
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OF Crackers. Corn Beef Hash, Baked
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BaFratt BrOs.-Furniture.
We have a Large. Complete and
Well-Bought Stock of Furniture, to
which We invite youi attention.
BARRArr Bros,
123, 125 ~, II Sand 131,
iy22 Main street.
, 1880-07-05
INDIANA. .


5ptctat Dtspasea 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
ISn1ASAroL1s, Ind. July 4,-The Lion. r.
". Thompson, Secretary Of the Navy. passed
through this city yesterday e, route to Terre
IIaute, where lIe will rest for week or ten
days, after which he will 60 OH to the Pactic
Coast and inspect the nnyy-yard ut Mare ISL
and, near Sun Francisco. Speaking of his
health, lie said lie had been very closely oc-
cupfcd for several months with the business
nf his Department, and was, therefore,
tired, but otherwise ho was as we'll
as ever. Being asked 1t lie should
take part In tho campaign, he
saitl: s'Yes,'1 shall probahly make q speech
or two. 10 what extent l shall take part
paign has not vet BEEN completed. ! look
upon un prospects rs very satisfactory to the
Republicans, and tl0 not anticipate any
difficulty In carrying tile 9tato this yenr.
rlila. ls my present impression, bnsetl up0n
tic information hui beforc leaving. The
decision Ut the Supreme Court sott1ng asflo
the vote ut the constitutional amend
"'s ms!ksa ta''e' e'ieet upoa @ tic campa!e" aane
iii this State. 1t Is certain to be discussed IN
eycry pnrt of. the State. md perhaps marc
thoroughly tl,an my other subject" or Mr.
Engllsl's candidacy for Vtce-r President hG
sntI II do mt think II will ndl anything
: to the Democrat lc strength. II Dir. English
l,as any Of the elements of popularity in hts
nature hnyp been very much mistaken III
my previous estimates OF hls character, and
think tho Republicans are entering upon this
caislbAEgn with batter prospects than for
many years, and that there Is every reason to
expect SUCCESS"
, 1880-07-05

TIE HANCOCK FIAEC0-DEUsTER'a D1I.E.lA
-rilE CONGRESSIONAL. OUTLOOK.
8ptetas Correspondence af 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June M.-A few evenings
since the untcrritiet Democracy Of Afilwnu-
kce held what they were pleased to call
sic. The hall will comfortably hold 1,400
PERSONS, and It was two-thtrsls filed. George
Peck, tho professional tIumorist Of the Sun,
presided, and got oil jokes enough to keep
tho small crowd In attendance Rood-nnturcd.
The or.uors that were advertised did not
come, and tho lion. James q. jenkins. lata
defeated Democratic candidate Tor Governor,
uni still later ttelcgate-at- large To the Gin
Ginnatl CutiYuMt9l, Ntu ex-E0ngrGSSniun
Ly,,tle woro' the principal speakers. 'EhD
speeches were tlat. sia!t: a;ut lnprolitablo as
iiuncock and Engl!sFl II concerned, n,d the
meeting WIS only held tguthor BY tho OK
pnctntl0h oil tile part Of tho nnt(lonce that Peck
woa Nr'a.t = y ~ XII %rS o. the
spicuously absent Congressnlan Denstsr,
Palmer, and tho Hon. ]. ": Mnllory-both
tSt's1 5osa .aa& Go|. Gaikus F GeSfso t. fsa
Daniel Wells, a1l = hltndrgd other noted
iocnl bourbon politicians did not honor tha
occnslon With their presence.
C0N0llEssMAN uIsAG0
%aS Ha M tae fty Is bu ot s aynE oSG9 s p spsSs ss
in1 II ,llls room ut the l'lankinton House.
Col Wins. 'To,n ltuld, and ex-C0ngressInall
Cate, all delegates to Cincinnati, wero alysr-
Used. b9t none OF them tE Ga'no to entlIuss for
great disappointment tn the managers, bt,.
cA,lBo tho nominations. nude at Cincinnati
nrv generally supposed to be acceptable to
The "sjorfSy of o rane da and is Of s
much torn llD OH TINT subject before the Con-
, 1880-07-05
Mishaps Mostly Growing Out
OF Fourth.of.July ceIe.
brations.
A Magazine Tent Blown Up In O.
California Military En-
campnient.
One Man Instantly Killed and Hev-
eral Fatally Wounded.
Men and Boys Killed and Manned Al
Over the County.
FIREWORKS EXPLOSION.

f,sfrn1,. In rntv a~I,,-tnr. = .,,.., -.
ero,rar,, 1,as. ' "t s,aa!aat. on. u. TX "ulspiay OF
I4o"olks ~ NERO 5esIelaay IN lily Park from
fireworks caught fire and exploded. lining
considerable injury to sovcro1 norson. 1Ion-f, l,
Sttynra fnn,no,, fr,,,, 49, a,e.SoN' pss' nont5
os.,...t o.,".1 !",npsa run 1ho piat1ofn 70 tue
was not mucl. injured. Il. F. Gatrettson, II,
stepping backwar1, feIl ofY lin nlatforn, md
received .serin,iY II mt foto, Inf, r;oa aow.
~, ~ ~ ass.a us taaut t'.!ui4ea' osss
~. go ~ .no efo"o "ete slehtly Injured ny
0e1f1E burned.
, 1880-07-05
NOTES.,

HtN&VrEQ
,...,a, ',....., 4esn - ~. Mts.se sr.,.
.,, apee'at 0"pa'en ~ =, IN e"1's' A.''ns'
WAs1t1S0foS, ~. u. JN!y IA dsspatch
from New York hns tho following significant
paragraph:
Sucks aro tumb!ing In tho City Of New York.
They had IN unexpected rise III JUNG, aud now
they aro ri, 1R again. with PR proapeat OF lower
Hsi LII un"Ea " uascy y,ti. Hm0 ~ ..e io.
tho clcctinn IL be- held next week Hanc1sk
would he tho next President at tho United States
1t argues TINT u llems,cs1ttlu Administration wi,
neccssltHto financial changes which may hurt
tho buslncss of the country.
Thus f,r tho lIst published here Of Repub-
llcans WHO llavo gn,lo Ovor to Hancock .ol,I-
prlscs J0i,n ". Fornoy, Leonard jerome,
rom Oclliltrca. nf,l ex-Senntur p0olu. Thn
first IS Ttlictled by ulo Democratic tlloul-
selves. and, tt,ey have royiycI tho tItI0 Of
"DeM! Duel" "wllicl. Andy johnson give
Conercssto,,ai Dircctory Us d TI,nlt,any Dc1l.
ncrtf. tlufnntt4I In Tic r,lrl ftr tllt, nr..spnt
, 1880-07-05
And to Become Secretary Of tho
Treasury IT tho Latter
Is Elected.
Secretary Thompson's Views on
the Republican Prospects
in Indiana.
WAS HANCOCK A TRAITOR ?
An ASTOUNDING STATEMENT.

WAS ALAN CONlA n IltA11Oh
AN ASTOUNDING STATEMENT.
Special Dspotth to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July4.-Thu Baltimore
Ltmcrlct't this morning has the following:
"So fur the press has refrained from attack-
Ing Gen. Hancock, but If ain not risi1l-
formed some facts will be made public which
will injure tho canvass of the Democratic
ca,dllate for the Presidency. Hancock, 1t
IL alleged, was violent partisan OF h1cClel-
Ian, md Wien the Inter was relieved from
command of the Army Of tic Poto'nao
4 COUNCIL or WAR WAS HELD
which included Fitz John Porter, franklin,
1lnncock, "Daldy" Smith. aud number Of
other officers Of less noto. 1t is said tllat at
tllat meeting Gen. 1lancock proposed that tho
order for tho removal of Mcclellan bo tllsro-
gardcd all1, the army marched upon wash
lngton n
TO nEfosE LINCOLN AND STANTON.
This revolutionary program, tho story goes,
WIS seconded by Fltz John Porter, md would
havc bccn adopted ind Mcclellan Ind tic
nerve Of his fury friend Hancock. 1t Is a
matter Of history that there was II groat denl
Of Indignation expressed by McCcllan's oll-
GERS upon Ills removal, md 1t Ia believed TINT
THERE IA AN uNw1urrEN CHAPTER IN
WHICH, HANCOCK FIGURES,
but not to his advantage. It Is stated TINT
Gen. Grant know all about this matter, and
that ut tho proper time tho whole story will
be told to m nstonlsllotl public"
Ills WILLINGNESS TO Obey r1iDEN's ORDERS.
Special Dtpateh to 1he Chicago 7rtta,H.
ST. A1.nANB, Vt, July 3-rhe statement
that Gen. Hancock WIS anxious to support
Tflden III 1877, III the event of tile lnttur's
taking the Presidential oath, Is further
strengthened to-day by tho full statement Of
Hiram Atkins, Chairman OF tho Stnte
Committee, and II newspaper corre-
| spontent, tho Inter being pledged to
secrecy at tho tina OF the Democratic
concave. Atkins says TINT Mt dinner given
by him to Gen. w. L. Smith, OF New York,
III Montpelier Inst April, Smith made thu fol-
lowing statement: rrlor to tho establish
ment Of the Electoral Commission Gen. Han.
cock informed Gen. Sherman TINT 1t was duo
to Him (Sferman) to te appraised OF wllat his
{llancock's) position was III tho matter. lie,
therefore, would say tint he considered TINT
Mr. T!ldun had been elected President OF tho
United States, md GrAut's term OF otlice cx-
p!red at midnight of the Sd of March; Tint
regardless Of anything Mr.. Ferry might do,
II Congress declared tllat Mr.. TIldcn was
elected President, ho {Iiancock) believed
TILDEN HAD A Ni11rr To TAKE T1IK OATH
OF Office wherever lo might be, and that II
Mr. Tildcn did take tho oath of Office and lle
should rccclyo my orders from otr. Tlltlen,
~ rresI.tuMt Of ule United States, after inlti-
night Of tic Sd Ut MarEt'. !ls Should obey
all patriotic Amerlcnils, acglIesce.t In tho
decisions Of TINT tribunal. Tho correspond
Ont gives the natnes number OF represeIt-
tattve Democrats, to whom. Smith after
, 1880-07-05

Special Dtspateh to 7nt chteago Tribune,
s1's1NdF1ELp, ILL.,, July 4.-Saturtlay night
about midnight intelligence was received
here tint the long e1nbankment between
Etst Hannibal ind the river OH the Hannibal
Brunch Of the Wabash Hallway WIS washed
away. about $50 feet Of track mud en,bank-
tnent gofng nut. ntvfsioll1Superintundc
Clark ordered q corps of engineers md NIL
the laborers that could be obtained 10 tho
bank, and. they left here on a special. trim
this morning, 3tr. I. Clark reports that mr.
treasi Over t tio ii CiicaRo, i nriInRto,l III M ''s &
Quincy track, and thHre Will be no tlelny
Wlntever of freight or passenger tr1lilss, and
that the break will be repaired by Fridny.
, 1880-07-05

BTzt1dT D3t1l{h q 1t1 Ca1td90 IT1b1H1,
ST. A1.1,ANs, Vt, July a--1t is MI open sc-
eret nmong the Vermont de1eKution tust re-
turneti from the Cincinnati Convention (via
New York; TINT ridden has contributed q
"bar'l" 10 the campaign fund In the form Of
check fnr $l0o, go TO the order nf tho lion.
NatIna f conittee t u pey ~ 10 on lis
sirunRtll of this contribution with the OK
pectntiun TINT arnn'l krg Ut the sInews Of
wnr will la, sent INTO Vermont for the Sep
telnber election, that the Democrats are mak-
carry thu State. Vermont, however, may bo
relied upon for all old'tlme Republican ma
furity.'
, 1880-07-05

expense Of Speaker Randall, and That It Is
Miter for HIM to make tho New York ALL
a!lcc rather than tnperil Pennsylvania by
giving co,lntenance to one Or other Of the
Of tie anti.proteciiye-tarlF plank in the Gin.
cnnati platform, 1t Ia mt believed hero Tint
Itnncack Inn the slightest cliance OF carrying
PENNSYLVANIA.
, 1880-07-05
FATALLY SHOT.

spteidi Dtspateh to tbs Chicago Itibuns.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, July "A aud acck
don't occurred last night which will probably
RESULT III the death of Mrs. John Hines, of
this city. She WINS accidentally shot in the
stol,,ncIl by q boy who was playing with
lOaled pistol.
, 1880-07-05
IlE1IOClLATtO KAFAQlTYs
III Tia EI4a1. or T9sx Uk4c1to 7<ibanI

CHICAGO, July alt Is doubtful whether
the portrait Ut tho "Laugll!nX" or OF tha
"Weepinx Philosopher should be placed
at the lead Of tho platform recently put
, 1880-07-05

apte1al Dlfpatth to The Ehiea0e Tribune.
New YonK, July 1.-THE number Of bodies
recovered from tho Scawnnllaka to-day Is
farty-tlrec. There are still number mtss
ing, 30 TINT tho loss Of Victims will exceed
fifty ut least.
To fhs Wfgter1s Assottatsd PftH,
Wright, Of Glen Cove, l.. l., was f0ulul near
ilear the wreck Of the Seawanhakn to-day.
, 1880-07-05


~ vEzLHULodD za1 k:tt x1terps[t .esot, tisi. MIr
1ttpe u,.d Ii,.lslt through tho svttr,ss-
ut tveather, NetU shapes just 74eo'tks
Goods and price list bU tslatt. j. 8.
Barnes d Co., so Madis0sa. 1tlksa 8a|4az.
, 1880-07-05

SAN FItASc1Rco, July Accompanies mud
G Of tile National Guard OF this city arp visit
Ing Monterey to-day. a dlspntch reports thnt
By tbs explosion ut powder magazine Mt
Monterey, ". G. Burke, of ColnpanyG 6, was
killed; o. f. Hastings, Of Company C, terri
bly, wounded; and Mr. Duekbee, Of Company
q, slightly Injured. No further particulars
yet received.
, 1880-07-05

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Ittbun<.
CLEVELAND. O., July 4.-Clnrles Sylyes-
tor, while celebrating the Fourth this after
noon, accidentally shot himself. lie Ind
gone to the woods to have good time, md
while i[ourishlng a tnlf-cocked revolver
nb0nt Ills head the weapon was discharged,
the bullet enterln:, his temple md crashing
into his bratl. Denth wns instantaneous.
Lie WlS II ye0rH did.
, 1880-07-05

ALL FOR PATRIOTISM.
6psetal Dlpateh to Ihs Chicago Tstauak,
DAyEsIuisr, H., July 4.-Jumcs Leonard,
II years Of nKa, whilo dtsclmrging pistol,
shot himself with results that must prove
fata,. Abort Co.'s, 10 years old, shot himself
fatally with 4, shotgun.
, 1880-07-05
AUCTION SALE.
The Best Opportunity Yet Offered

The Best Opportunity Yet Offered.
Those elegant Stone Front Residences Thirty fifth
st. at head Of Grand Boulevard will be sold at Auction,
the premises
THURSDAY, July l6, at O'Clock p. m.
These houses finely arranged inside and
passed in location by any residence in the city, Title perfect
Terms Ia cash. balance years, if desired Sale pos
tive For particulars apply MEAD COE Agents, lag
La Sa11e-st
, 1880-07-05

'EoUTETEI RACD,
'saandsenp I1urd1e Raee..t e4gDi s7t OF which
to second. ~ 70 third Two miles. over elRht hr-
dlaf. Entries tu Gloss Friday July tho
usuai hour of closing, ,feiahta to apl,ear eatu!dny
H1trhlnF mag eplancoa 20 10 haa baturdnJ nftor.
e0HfnH.
!. II. Grtfin ente1B b. z. 1Iarry H!shpp.
z, 1nha GrRyet entDr& ch 4. Cannon.
q W. !. EnkAlty enters et. T.. Eapk Franklin.
, 1880-07-05

PRESIDENTIAL.
Astounding Revelation from
Hancock's Secret Mill
tary History,
Wherein 1Ic Proposed Disregard.
lug the Order Removing
Gen. Mcclellan,
And Urged Moving the Army
of the Potomac on
Washington,
For the Purpose Of Deposing Prosi-
dent Lincoln and Score
tary Stanton.
Gen. Grant Said to Be Famil-
lar with All the Cir
cumstances,
Which He Will No Doubt
Dlv1llge ut nn EARLY
Day.
What sod Pap" Thomas Thought OF
Gen. Garfield as a Soldier and
a Statesman.
Tilden Anxious to Make an ALI.
ance with Gen. Han
cock,
And to Become Secretary Of tho
Treasury IT tho Latter
Is Elected.
, 1880-07-05
Positively No Pustponeulant on Account
of Bad Weather.

Official Pools sold Morning and
Evening at the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel, and on the Track at / o'clock
p. m.
, 1880-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.


0REEN l+AKE WIs. ENLARGED and h9wiy f1Fns6er1
PIeAsantast hummer lus!tEt ~ thA sf04t- 1Go. a.
RO4A tTVpn0tUE, pagttusIk ~, VII.
, 1880-07-05
RACING COMMENCES At 2:90 ?. II.
Madison-st. Cars direct to the
Track.
PROGRAMME AND ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE.
HUlub Furse," Em for three.ychr olda that hnvQ
aev0r wons so OF which TO SECOND. IL miles.
!. Geo: Gill entoEa b. 4. Histoya-
2 II. Young entaEs b. i, Dnsw9ls.
.. i. Hart dntofa CHI. i. Capt WTnFns.
IInnt entcru bs. 2: Bonnc tAat1c.
z. anrts4on enters ch. I. nnpcsAte.
+ y. A. Lewis enters b. I. Hatiltn-
T. ]. u. Malone outors br. C. Duke Of hent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21

The arst installment of Edwin
Arnoldss new poem will appear In
teo January number of the LATER
notjonuE Review. Mr.. Arnold's
Ant great poem was called 1.-THE
Light Of Asia" The title of the
foFthcoming poem will be 1.-THE
Illad Of India" 1t Is founded upon
tie unparalleled Mahabharata, and
eeseribes the last journey and en-
try into heaven Of two 6anscrit
pRinces. = record OF whose pure and
noble lives the Mahabharata pur-
porfe to be. The original receives
pretty much the same reverence in
1Ddle that the old testament does
ameng the Jews. The part which
oo0tAins, Prince Yudhishthira's APP
peoAch to Indra's Paradise. teaches
t6at deep and lofty lesson taught
~ an American poet:
ss1hs Gate to heaven opens to none alone.
qavs thoa ons soul and it shall save thine
own"
The poem IL given to the Interno'
teepot Review for first and only
publication, both In England and
Anaerica. In view of this arrange.
1ont the copyright will be respect.
n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21
FRIDAY, THE oath DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. d. 1880,

At twelve O'Clock M. of said day, proceed
to sell at the Court House door, in the
city and county of Los Angeles, State Of
California, at public auction, to- the
United States gold coin, to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs and all
accruing costs, all the right, title and in
terest OF said defendant in and TO the fol-
lowing described real estate. TO wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of land,
situate In the city OF Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, State OF California, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
line of Spring street from which bears
tho point OF Intersection of the northern
line of First street and the eastern line
q Spring street 36s4 degrees W distant
thence running along the northern line
of lot OF Giacomo Bernero and parallel
to the northern line of First street 53L
degrees u so feet moro or less to the
along, the eastern line OF the same and
parallel to the eastern line Of Spring
street s 36N degrees " SO 4-l2 feet more or
less to the northern line Of First street;
feet to the lot OF L Lichtenberger; thence
along the western line OF the same N S6H
degrees Il 594bl2 feet to corner thereof;
thence s 53Z degrees X parallel to the
northern line of First street, SO feet more
or less, to lot sold BY John @ Downey to
s Maben Sept IL, 1868; thence N 38N de.
grees Z to lot sold by said Downey to
George Hansen Oct %, 1857; thence along
the same and parallel TO the northern
line OF. First street n 53N degrees W TO
the eastern line of Spring street; thence
along the same s 81 degrees w IS
S-l2 feet to the point of beginning. COM
prising all the land descr. bed In four
deeds Of conveyance; one from Eugene
Meyer to II E Jackson ct al, Trustees,
etc, dated Now, 1868; one from g Ber-
nero and wife to Los Angeles Lodge No
3h, Q F, dated March 10, lg77; one
from L Li0htenb8rger to said Lodge, dat.
ed April 10, 1877, ana one from said LiCh.
tenbeiger to Los Angeles Odd Fellows'
Building Association, dated Oct Is. 1877,
which said deeds are OF record respect
iyely IN book II, page 16s, book 81, page
BAL. of deeds, in the ofiice OF the County
Recorder of said county of Los Angeles;
exclusive OF the gas fixtures In the build
ing ON said lot.
Given under my hand, ut the city and
county. of Los Angeles, this I'd day OF
A. d. 1880,
W. r. ROWLAND,
BY ]. O. KAYs. Under Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21
Constable's Sale.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF SAN ANTONIO
TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF Los ANGELES,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21
LEGAL.
81 NJ NJ q N 8.
In the Superior Court OF the State of Cal.
ifornia. in and for the county OF Los
Angeles.
Jacob Baruch, Plaintiff,
We.
j. Marxsen, b. Marxsen, and Abe
Haas, De fendants.

Action brought in the Superior Court
Of the state of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles, and the Com
plant filed In said County OF Los Ange-
les, in the office of the Clerk of said Su-
periOr Court.
The people of the State of California
send greeting to j. Marxsen, ID. Marxsen
and Abe Haas, defendants:
You are hereby. required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
of the State of California, in and
| for the County of Los Angeles, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, with
In ten days, exclusive Of the day of SER
summons-if served within this County;
or, II served elsewhere within thirty days
or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to tho prayer Of
The said action is brought to obtain Dc.
cree OF this Court for the foreclosure OF a
certain mortgage described in the said COM
plant. and executed by the said
j. Marxsen and b. Marxsen to
January. A 1873. to secure the payment
Of a certain pr0missory note for the sum
of $500, gold coin, with interest from
date at the rate Of ~ per cent per month
terest Is not paid mon t6ly to be added to
principal and bear like interest, besides
per cent on the principal for attorneys
ices; mat Hellman, Haas IL Co. duly en-
dofsed and assigned said note and mort
gage to the plaintiff herein; that the
premises conveyed by said mortgage may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the pay
ment OF 714.33-l00, gold coin. with interest
a. the rate OF n per cent per month,
from Septem Der 8, 1889, and for S35 attor.
ney's fees, as provided for in said mort
gage, and costs OF suit and in case
such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the
same. then to obtain an execution against
said j. Marxsen and r. Marxsen for
the balance remaining due, and also
that the said defendants and all persons
them or either Of them may be-
barred and f0reclosed Of all right, title,
claim, lien. equity of redemption and inter-
est In and to said m0rtgaged premises, and
for other and further relief.
Reference is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that, If You
fail to appear and answer the said complaint,
rs above required, the said Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief deman ded
In the said complaint,
Given under my hand and tho seal OF the
Superior Court of tho State of California in
and for the county OF Los Angeles, this 10Th
day Of November. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
ISeal.
A. ". POTTS. Clerk.
By A. RrMrAu, Deputy.
no2o 2m Attorney for Plaintiff.