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, 1881-11-17

1T the subsidy convention hultl in this city
tho proceedings OF tho first day wore so,le-
what tedious because Of the l,uhotOny Ut
tho talk md Of tho resolutions md ottler
matter presented. But ucro was one shock
tint WIS felt by tile wl,o'e bo.ly Which was
us unexpected rs 1t was vigorous. hIr. Stab
bns, Ut Detroit, was one of tho cliicf oper.
atots. Ills vision took III the wholn arpa OF
protective leefalatfon. Ills stomach! WIS
equal 10 universal ultra protection, Including
free whisky and tobacco, to make excuse for
moro taritt. lilo was especially sweet on
stecl rails, Whose price could not III his
estimation, bu too high.
In the convention WIS also tho veteran j.
j. Grinnell. Of Iowa, whose spoclalty was
protected woul, anI who desires to temper
tiB winds 10 the shorn laInbs
ills known TINT tho steel.rall producers of
the country, who aro enjoying "protec.
tton" Of S:ss per toll on rails costing III En-
gland less tlIan $@5, hase recently pooled
their production. In other words. they have
contracted tha. soveTal rall.nl!lls shaIl sns.
pend manufacture, thereby reducing tho
production anu tncseaslug tlle price to coll
sunurs. This scheme by the staelMttla to
uso ultra protection as means Ut extortlng
1xtrayaKant prices was known t0 all tho del
egntca, but, nevertheless, tha irsepresslblo
6tebbtns tire,l Uif tie following resolution:
Itxsaptd. That uf all the n!sstatctnonta u frce-
tra4o ad.ocatas none "a noro Yrt5aa than thu tn!-
pltent a.a repeated falsehool taat "a tar!f Ii!
sak adt1ed to the cost both ot the imported
article aud Of tho like article lusda Or purchased
s. IT, taIs eountry1a ,ax on IT, peope sor tho
tlla, The building up Of home manu- Iactures IN.
der fair proteounn aaNayA GroatM ctlln1atft0n
, 1881-11-17

which brings prices l,nlow whnt thoy arc whom
toreinn 'no1sopollsts hnso tho monopoly Of our
markets.
Whorotluon Mr.. tslnnell tho protector Of
wool, responded to Stohl,tns by the following
ln1uiry nv 10 tho stccl-rnll POOL:
WnEnEAs, It. Is assorted ai,d generally n1ntt-
ted tint thoru IA It rinse combination 6f lntcr-
rats II, tho tl-o Df tho t,csset1cr untunt lit Tho
lsiccra to s,lcl, III eatent ns 10 ,it,rcnsonaly u
tho agricultural interests Of tho country: thero-
.Rtso'rtl. Tint We. rs protoctonlsts. NIX IN OK.
!lanatury atnon,cnt t!s 70 any 'tu,ltatIona. a.ld
ngeofeol 10 Tho t1nkors Ut stool rails.
And tho silence I'll tic convention wns pat,,-
fH'. The rellccnce of spoutlng delegates was
30 profound Tint It could be fu!t, ifnot llcnrd.
AIr. 0rinnell's resolution WIS not atl-
swerc,l. IL wns regarded as asltsturbnncc n Of
tho hnppy family, tho Intrusion Of iii inquiry
tllnt WAS liOt Ut n friendly character, and
therefore o,lt Of place In tic convention.
l1,,t tho country GENERALLY would like 10
have tic question answered. All tho world
can hive steel rnts lntu dawn In their purts
at at nyernRu Of Sa3 IL $40 per ton except
tho unltCll States. American capitalists nrU
building railroads nil through Mexico with
Btce! rails which cost, delivered In TINT
country. only e''0 per toi,. American cal,-
ita1tats atltl contractors are building the gTcat
Canntllan 1'ac1ile iioatl, 5000 miles lung, with
steel rnlls laid down ut tic heat Uf Luke
Superior f0r SIT ller ton. III tic United
States tho aycrago nrce Mt the pool tufls Is $40
ner tn,, Just double w,nt nil the rest t,f mah
kind nre called upon 10 pay This prtce Is
successfully demanded because tho tarfit
losies duty OF SIS per ton on imported slcel
, 1881-11-17
PERSONALS.

Dr. hlcCosh Is reported by q religious papes
tu havo snld that h0 llnls ut Princeton eoa. ,a.
stantiy decreasing number OF ni!'lefR!adteaalhss ahs
!nteIllnx 10 DO clerKytnen. nnd that II - WV
sar1le In TIM other colleges.
DR.. William Hammond says: ha'e.
smuko until about j. ill.,, utter my dlhnct, W.
thou stnoka yo or six moeratG'ystsrog soox GIf In
trnm tAat until midnight, aila Rao" -
wiser, bcttor, aud happier lnan.
Tllo onco fanIo,ts singer III EnElal.l' us'
many. and Italy, battano BchonbeIxts sp1evhs ,hs
celebrated her uUth birthday ut D!ratadt o u,s
It'd 0f uct0bgr, She cltHtEencta heE ofsh efI,A
cMrcer III l7p7, mid Ia still III excellent hea'e'
Threo Philadelphia girls. ranging iro'n :.
to u yours OF ngo, ugrced to test tue peaaaf ~
Ut getting drunk. They bought n ,m.aG atIes. :.
watsFE VII loaaa ana ssss ahs Fl ux sesUu III ihs street.
AIr. Archtbaid Macarthur. sa!s! to 10 u. y.
ollcst u1un Il, Scotland, llutl frw 'laya aRo ..
thl8 In ills lNSth yu1lr. For MMny yeaIs ~ ansrd
rted on uvangellssIo work among tn' 'A'''
population. .
Tho Isov. Waller UlIlng Young aiG a,.s"n '.'S,
All TIN wer0 marrod at slil Fra'cseo " S,a.
Kip last week. Mr.. Young Is IN Epscol'a1', nj,
!ster, educated IN tho EASTERN stasts' a'r roor
hrt'lg is cultivated young lHdy III !,"'s ssln..o
Tho wedding was the tlrst faaatunapa' 4'.'so,6
IuIi
was dressed In clurleal rnAek anu ti5 lie
robcs ot Chinese cut, inc!!!dlK K,,t .ae esrs!st ald
dresa tt btuu lined With nr!eas i.'s ~! har yut
Srtu,tncl with x0ld cnl0r. Tho brino ~; ~hite
GeckUl with arlitiolal iloweFs Of Fcd a'.' .,.I
Tho late narop james 10 l1os''sen's san when hen
raso collection OF objects ol af1' ~" =, yrr
during tho I'arls siege, 10 hud heas" " '..r..
aa!lea lhAt tho Communists fiatl 1ake" IT,, rn, nIs
sion Of hls paria apartments. 10 anI M,
tronstrea Ito f,asttuel !ntt the c1tt' a4.s , nI.
Delighted to ind that bls servant, "lo n"
u1tocs&s 10 remain III charge, h''u eo,.' a ,,epe5
oil tue woaknes1es ut tho mol'. a'ld paa ,o, ,ht1
tho oollass. Tho Communists hAa spe't ' ',,rA ,r
tme In tastIng tu cholces. witsss =; VI osl,soslsrd
shoy hyy truSps T trS Vsrsaics, sn ha scfa fbaxgst
%: Tug bout II .hsr i,a! 'ss 'osusd riai liz lrasIa
rooss ha saw i largo tu bucket inr Irish, d what
a', ,yau', saa b{ u .s %sst 70 ""t .hs =
furniture With Luforu setllux altu sotInI ornts
brush was priced BY tho Darou ~ 'e"'
, 1881-11-17

liiiL ConulsS. tho l!ltnoIs far,nar who
canlo 10 this city fow days aRo, waa assaulted
by purity Ut h!ghwaynel,. md was ~ fortunate
NJ to shoot ona Of them lnstaal Ut betnG him.
sulf ktllos3, must rcR4r'l GhlcuKo as . r4thcr
curious placs. Un0 OF the three rulllaas whu
nssaulted Mt. Coburn waaasCaated oy Tho po'su,.
lie Ia a wholly irresponsible persbn, hut uniler
tho beautiful workings of the law 1t would ba
possiblu Tor h!tn to SECURE rolcasu from con.
tnoment by Furnishing a. small amount
Of bail. ME. cobusn, who did tho cotn-
muntty such gQol seryiua' when hs t,gad
at and hit one OF tha men who assaulted hltn for
tho purpose of taking bin money, even At tho
expense OF hls Ito, found himself ycry diRer.
emily situated after tue fsao4s was oyos. uall
to the amount OF $1,000 was demanded by tha
, 1881-11-17


ENGLAND AND TIE PANAMA. CANAL
The tone Of TIM English Journals ladicatcs
that Secretary Dtatno's note OH tho panalua
Cnllnl has not been we'll received by the
diplomats of Great Britain, At tile saMe
tinIe II Is evident that tho position ot the
American Government outlined III that liots
las inade all impression, alld the English
Government will not be In hurry to altag-
onize 1t. THO English Government will mt
bo inclined to create any unfr1cltlly feeling
upon any point OF formn|Ity, and unless Its
ruling lHen shall conclude tint tha CONNER
cfal advantages IL can gain from joint
guarantee 0t neutrality Ut nn interoccanEc
canal arc paramount to the consideration ut
good feeling between England and the United
Statcs they will not atlyiso tho Joint nctlun Of
European Powers against Which Secretary
Blaine l,as protested. Tie English admit
tllat thu position of the United Stnteg uov.
ern1nUtlt toward the panauln Cnnal Is very
,Mtlcl the BnlIu ns that OF Nrent Britain
toward tho Slex Canal, with the difference
tint tho former Is disposed to Insist upon d
Natural right to oxerclYo Jurisdiction over
tho Panama Calint while The Inter acquired
Its power over tho Snez Canal by securing a
control ot tho stock; but tllo Engllsl, are too
selfish to conoele 10 the Americans Whit
they have seized themselves under sin,!lar
conditions. Tl,e average Engllsl. sentiment
ls fairly set forth III tho following extract
from thu Pall Mall Gaxcttc:
The object nt tho American Government Is
ohv!11lsly nut tn bo plueu1 i, WORSE position
W to opening # thS e.aa! than It oscupled ~
hoea sSs msess e. g Nb .y any
stl Ge forced to nttack its 1uttlu eoaats by way
, 1881-11-17

THO new Administration III France Under
tho intc clect!ons has been completely orgatl-
lzett. Il new Cabinet llas come into olliee,
with II. Gatlbetsa ut Its head, with n puwor-
FIJI majority supporting It In the lower
House, and the Upper ll0,lsa brought Into
more harmonious relations than ever before
with tile democratic sentiment Of tho Kopub-
lie. The Cab1het Is said 10 bo d strong one,
though yery able men surrendered their port.
follos to mike way for their successors,
among them such men rs N. Salute llialre,
tioi,. Farre of tho War Department, Admiral
Clon1 OF tho Navy, NJ. do Freyeinet, atld NJ.
Ferry. The Cabinet IL n Liberal one. rs
might be expected, when organized by the
great French Liberal louder. In SONS re-
spccts 1t is radical, especially In the Dspart-
ment Of Colonies and Public Instruction, In
which II. Ferry gives place to II. uert, one
OF tho most bitter Of antt-C1cricals, and WHO,
II lle lad Ills own way, would probably make
complete separation OF Chutcl. a1,i State
That ho will mot layo his own way, low
| ever, Is pretty clear from n. Gambetta's dec
larat!on Of principles.
Hef0re the formation Of the new Ministry
rMtnors were current tint lio would mnku
radical changes, effect sweeping removals In
tho army md iayy, the courts and the church,
nnd ,inauguratu such industrial reforms ns
| would place France Immediately upon tile
lligllr0ai to q marvellous prosperity. N.
t;ambotta's program gives ITO warrant far
such gIItterlng expectations. 1t Is singulRrly
| free from exaggoratt0n, Is slow and uatitiors
III some directions alid noii-comnllttal III
others. It Is tile program 0f Liberal rather
tltan Ut Il itntllcal, md indicates tltAt he has
, 1881-11-17
Tribune BRANCH OFFICES.

TIFF C11cAan T'unifHE has established branch
offices for tho receipt of subscriptions r,d advertise.
luonta ~ follows:
NEW yU1iK--11oom =. Tribute building f. T. Me-
FAbnEH, AianaRur.
GLASGOW, scotland-Allnn's american Nsws
Agency. IL KentieMst. ...
LONDON, Enk-.Afnnricnn Exchange. ~ strnHd
HENRY +. GILtlH. Agent.
WASlI1NGrUN, D. E.-t3lH + street.
, 1881-11-17

Nor long ago n biz Wall street brake,
named Kennedy applied hs foot With rrc,
f1rco to tho sensitive cnl Of n small brukp,
named Quincy, md WIS promptly sued TOR sst,u
damages by tho last-f.n1ncd individual. III,
jury before which tho easo WIS tried toot .
middle GROUND regarding tho yiows If the IN,
terostod p1rtios md kAyo n verdict fur s.,aN
, 1881-11-17

If only foreign sailors, as seems to ba the
fact, are employed Oil ocear.eotng vessels,
I'll what way would Subsidized American
SLIPS ho benefit to American sailors? No.
body answered this question Mt the Prohto-
ttory Tariff Convention.
, 1881-11-17

Mr.. DI.AlNE's resignation frun lie he.
publican Stato Committee nf stnine, Of which
body he hMs bccn Chairman tor twenty.one
yours, Is described by the New York Tribune 4,
IN picturesque eyCnt In politics." 70 tee 4
professional Jolil!cinn resign unythEug Is Ger
tuIuly pjeturesal,u
, 1881-11-17
POSTAGE Il,

Entered at he Posf-GMes nj Chieaao it,, Al Steoad.
Citss Matter.
Fur tho hest0nt Of Dnr patrons who destr1 10 soma
sluge copies OF THE TnlntiSE lfru1IHh tho lta "o
KIyo herewith the trnnDlent ratd uf pOstnRB:
. Fnfely. asEt Dalntsttc. !'tr f.inp.
Eight, ton! tw0lve mid fourteen fa1c tbef eents'
r!xtecn eighteen. md twenty nIn t'Hat. ..e ooitss
VNanty.two md lweltfft,nr IAKb lMper cents.
, 1881-11-17
THE WHEAT QUESTION,

Our wheat market hns for several weeks
past presented tic anomaly of actlve specu-
latlan with stagnant stato OF affairs In rc-
gard to tho grnllt Itself. Our stocks In store
Increased about Gs,00o bushels during lust
week, though tho receipts wero only 9l3,0o0
bushels, being Mt the rate Ut 1880 bushels
per day. Tic wheat stays liere, and oven ac-
cunlulut4s, otl tho smallest Ut receipts and
the minimum Of freight rates over known tt
thls time Ut tho ycnr. Tho pU0ple Of lie
East ald Of tic Old World 10 not soe,n tn
want 1t III The prices nsked, as thsy appear to
bu abln to supply their wants u, lDre favor
ablo terms from uthor sources,
There is now prospect TINT receipts viii
naturally inercnse. Tlley have been kept
down tO n very smnlt volume Tor weeks past
by two causes: First, tho wratller III tho
Northwest hns been cxecruble, 50 far ns tho
tLlrashlng and nInrketlng Of wheat Is coll
ccrned: a1ldt secondly, tho rntllcrs took ubout
atl tlla gooll wheat thnt WIS offered, lcavIng
little to ship III tho 1lnlliunufncttlrea stage.
But thu weather llas now changed round to
clear AlNi cold, whicl, will permit tic tnrnl-
ers to thrash; aud tho 1N1llcrs aru doing very
little, ns they haye been making -four much
more rapidly than wns wanted for cons,l1np-
tion, 80 that t1!ore nre now large stocks of
flour OIL liantt. Thus both Of the itnpc,ll-
nsel,ts to free movement hnye been lifted,
asld VIC may expect 1t to be NIL the laoru free
rs tho grain llas hitherto been kept back to
tic extent Of milking mercantile collections
unusually slow. Tlo farmers want money
with wllicl, t0 pay bills outstanding.
Under this statu Of things It Is pertinent to
nsk Wl1nt " utlr V1innt tunrknt Hf,tnR tn 5]n p
, 1881-11-17

Grand Orrrns1fnmae.
CLARK sireat, u1r1ntit nav Gnust-llouse. EuFa7a-
uiypt OF tho uostan Ideal Opera company. "Tht
DS}ls Of CoruuTc,"
, 1881-11-17

Central ~ ftAic Hail.
Southeast cnEncr ltandDlph hnd stato streeta
Tho Eut1rp1 CUnc9ft Car1pHAr.
, 1881-11-17

.Acn,leniy 0f AIustc.
11nistca strcot near Stnds0n Wost Stda. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-11-17

1 ronMEn restdept Of ClEcago-lfr. Tho
nlalcn-who ca1nu befuro tho pooplo Ut this
city In tho role OF iesnulier about q yenr axo,
Inns hoen arrostol In New York, whore ho was
working harl for llv1nx tslder MI aasunel
1,uniu. lnstend OF pass!ug hia time comfortably
IN Cnnadn, NJ tlo most Chfcagoans who appro-
prnte money belonging 10 other peoplo. This
rAn was II trusted Gsnpioy6 OF thu Internal
lleyenue Oillce III this city aud rooelvol good
salary. ftu possessed IN csttr.ahto anti pruu0nt
wife, and was tue fathor ot children who
lived him dearly a1d wcso loved by hin,
III return. Ills personal hablts were excel
lani, his manner Ut living exceedingly
plain and simple, and when hp Disappeared
ont day, and bis accounts showed that no bud
sloten st.000 OF tho public funds, those who
knew him wnto at a loss to account Tor tho dis
appearance ef tho n.unoy. 13ut sparch AMONG
tho pttvata pal'ors Ut tho fugitive very sout,
made tho tnntter olnar. At1,uny his pcssonn 1t.
forts wero foundsuya hnnllrol lottery tickets,
shnwirg plainly that thu n,un who attended, ~
strictly to his .tuttcs and lived 80 phinly bud
boon Icd Oh to theft aud Disgrace ln au attempt
to win q fortune by tue Investment af TOW
.iOllars. Once unterel upnn this career, 10 hnd
not the moral couru90 to stnp whlla his losses
woru small. aud the old, old story Of csime md
It's punishment Ii to bo told unca more. 1orapt,s
who aro tempted 10 buy lottery tickets should
runeu,ber tho fato OF Thonalcn, and put thelr
money to somo other tlso,
, 1881-11-17

Criterion trhrMtre,
Corner of soaRwlrt md Division streets. variety
entertainment 4.
, 1881-11-17

Stdltnn etscpt, betwosn State and Dearborn
Engnran,ont Of Air. md siEs. n c. Goodwin. "1At
Moulbst for HlocuHl."
, 1881-11-17

lfnNlty'N ThtMfrG. ~
,Frnnt olrh s'rrot. belwuen Curk md La sn,lc.
Enlightenment OF Mr. and Mrs. McKoe Ranklu. "Tha
nanto5."
, 1881-11-17

Olympic Theatre.
clark street, 10 wcon Lake nnd Randolph. Eff
sagcmant Of lfarTy AiIuer's ConodY Company. Sari-
ely enteEtanment.
, 1881-11-17

91IhSG1H, SGDtHHA-AlHuh fMPL|f8A *s'""
Agahcy, IL Kent,eli-st
lIONI>oS, Enk,-Annrcan Exchange. ~ Strand
HENRY +. 3Itt.lH. Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. C-139 straet.
4AMusEA1lsNrs.
Grand OPERA 1fnmae.
CLARK sircet, n1r.ntt nav Gnust-llouse. EuEa7a-
uunt OF tho uoston Ideal Opera Company "Thn
Bs.ls Of Coruusltlc,"
hYcVtckcrfa Thentre.
NtdIxnn ettnDt, botMGGn StAtc ana Dearborn.
Enguran,ont Of, Mir. md siFs. N. C. Goodwin. ."Tho
Moplbss for s1ocun."
Olympic T1,entrc.
r1ark street, 10 wcon Lake And Randolph. En-
gaEoment Of tfarF5 Minors Comod7 Company. fafi-
ely enteEtalnuent.
ITnvcriy'4 Theatre.
Monroe street. hetwoen CtRrk md Dearborn. En-
yaxenant OF tho KlEaIty roscombtnadon. "Aiohaol
strogoG."
lfna1ey's Thentre. .
,rrrt mini A'rrot. between ,Clnrk md La sailts
EnguRemnnt OF Mr. nnd Airs. Mckee Ranklu. "Th8
Hanitcs."
Academy of AIustc.
11nls,c! street. near Madison, "ost Side. Variety
entertainments
1.yccum 'Thrnsre.
De.plalnes stree., near afndson, Vast Sllo, Varl-
ciy entertainment
Criterion rhrutre,
Corner of aeaRNrt md Dlv!sun streets. Variety
entertainments.
Central MuAic Hail.
Southeast ct,rtIcr ltandUlph nnd stnto streets.
Tho Eulorp1 Cuncert Conpaur.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
In the Superior Court
Of the County Of Los Angeles
State OF California.
In re estate of
Rosa Isabella ID. Baldwin, deceased,
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR.
DER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE,

1t appearing to me, v. E. Howard,
Judge ofthe superior Court OF the coun.
" of Los Angeles. state of California, by
istrator with the will annexed or the es-
tate of Rosa Isabella d Baldwin deceased.
praying for an order to sell real estate;
that 1t Is necessary to sell the whole OF
the real estate belonging TO said deceased
at her decease,' or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the debts out
standing against the deceased and the
debts, expenses and charges of the ad-
ministration, and the devises made by
the deceased in her last will and tesla
ment:
1t is therefore ordered by me. Judge of
the said superior Court, that all persons
interested IN the said estate appear be-
fore the said Superior Court ON Wednes-
day, the 9th day of April, A. d. 1881. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
courtroom of the said superior Cos tue
les, county of Los Angeles, .tant
II any they have, why an order sicare-
to sell SO much Of the real estate Csm
deceased as shall be necessary. O9'
And that copy Of this order
lished at least four successivev
the Daily Los Angeles Herald.
paper printed and published in ound at
of Los Angeles, county of Los
State of California.
v. f. HOW
Juuse Vi tue Supef'Ot toiInr
March. A. D. 1881. himself
- wing had
hereby certify the foregoing-an nciseo
full, true and correct copy Of the o.1w to
order to show cause, in the estate OF Rosa
Isabella d. Baldwin, deceased, on fiIe In
my office, and that have carefully com.
pared the same with the original.
In witness whereof. ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of The
seal of the Superior Court, this 23d day O.
March, 1881.
[Seal.1 A. w, POTTS. Clerk.
BY II. II. OWEN, Deputy. m24td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
LEGAL.
SU NJ MONS.
In the Superior Court
OF the State Of Californis, In a /,
for the County of Los Angeles.

rrnnsIsc9 Ss;snass Ssa7de plaintiff vs. Oliver
Action broug hit in the Superior Court
Of the State Of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles, and the COM
les, in the office OF. tho Clerk Of said Su-
periOr Court.
The People Of the State of California
send greeting to oliver Devlllers, de-
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of the State Of California, in and
for the county OF Los Angeles, and TO an
ten days exclusive of the day Of service)
after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or. II
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or
judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain n
decree of this Court for the foreclosure OF
a certain mortgage described in the said
complaint, and dexecuted by the said O..
Devillers to G. Grazide, on the Sd day OF
october, 1875, to secure the payment Of q
certain promtssOry note, made on the Sd
day Of October. 1876, by o. Devillers. for
the sum OF $500 gold coin. with interest
at the rate of N per cent per month from
date until paid, and payable to the said
c. Grazide; that the premises conveyed
by said mortgage may be sold, and the
proceeds applied to the payment of $500
gold coin, with interest at the rate of IL
per cent per month from October 3, 1876,
and for 10 per cent as attorneys fees, as
provided for in said mortgage, and costs
o. suit; and in case such proceeds are
not sufficient TO pay the same, then to OBJ
tain an execution against said defendant
for the balance remaining due; and also
that the defendant and all persons claim
ing by, through or under him, may be
barred aad fofeclosed of all right. title,
claim, lien, equity OF redemption and in
terest In and to said mortgaged premises
and for other and further relief.
Reference is had to complaint for par
uculars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fall to appear and answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the said plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relie ef
demanded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the Superior Court of the State of Cali.
fOl MIA, in and for the county of Los Ange.
les, this 4th day of March, in the
year OF our Lord ,one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty-one.
By A. KlMPAU. Deputy.
Endorsed:
WALTER D. STEPHENSON,
m8-Zm Att0rnev fOr plaintiff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
4 Thrillipg Adventure.
lTrom the 8. r. Post I


They were party of four couples
coming over on the Saucelito boat
last Sunday, and the prettiest girl
1T the gushers looked up at Mount
Tamalpais and said:
"Oh, that horrid, horrId noun.
tain. I had the most frightful
adventure up there last summer
you ever heard of! It's q wonder
my hair didn'. turn white"
"What on earth was it?' cho.
rused the rest.
swell, you see, I was up there
with . private picnic party, and
wandered off by myself about q
mile, picking flowers. After
awhile / sat down to rest In lone.
u eaiiOn, and before long heard o
queer rustling sound In some BUSH
g right behind me. I knew at
once. somehow, that it was q griz-
sly.n
s'Great Scott! and you all aloneW
shuddsred her escort.
. "Not soul within a mile of me.
I was just paralyzed with terror.
dldn't dare to stir, but In q minute
I heard the beast coming towards
me through the thicket."
40, II I'd only been there" said
. pimply faced young man, breath
Ing very hard.
II knew it was no use to try and
run, and 1 had read somewhere
that bears never touch dead people.
So I just shut my eyes and held
NV breath.v
10raciousw
"Pretty soon the great brute walk
Cd up close and began shifting me
oil over. Oh! 1t was Just tefribleW
''ehould have thought you would
have fsinted."
''Oh! I didn't dare to-" said the
heroine.
sJust then I suppose the party
rushed up and rescued you," said
the appalled, audience.
mo- they didn't. Pretty soon l
felt the great beast pulling at the
flowers In my hat, 90 just got up
aDd shooed the horrid thing sway,h
"What, the grizzlyW
'sOhl II wasn't . grizzly. 1t was a
nasty old COW. But Just suppose il
had been . grizzly."
Bat the audience refused to "sup.
pose," and the party looked like a
Quaker funeral until the boat
struck the wharf.