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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

PROSPECTIVE ROYAL BETRoTH.L
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1t is reported that crown
Prince Carlos, OF Portugal, Is about 10 be hetrohcd
TO the alUhdicheSS Maria Valera the you8ye>I
daiig hter or the Emperor OF Austria
CLOSE OF THE INTERNATToSaL LABOR CONFERENCE
PARIS, Nov. 2-The International Labor ou-
ference is closed. Henry RrodhurS. member Of th..
English parliament. and honorary president of n.
conference. telegraphed his friends In ontlon a.
follows: Il think we English have done wei.
Everything now is on onr lines. | never saw
men Improve 80 fast as our French cOlleagu's.n
THE ORLEANS PRIMES AND BISMARCK
LONDON, Nov 2.-The Paris correspondent If tho
IteS say that the statement made 10y the TsrIit,
Li'yd that the orleans princes had sod,-d Prin.'-
Bismarck relative To their making Claim 10 tie
throne OF France and That he made reply which
afforded them 30 hope that Germany would ~
prove such course Is entirely without foundation.
ACCIDENT TO A PRINCE AND PRINCESS.
Berlin, Nov 2.-While Prince and Princess Al
bert OF Prussia were returning from Frdnkcnst"in,
SiieSia, after attending The reformation memoir.
services. they lost their way In a thick fog Thor
carriage was overturned, and the right ankle of e
princess was fractured.
THE AooDY-sANKEy MISSION APPROVED
LONDON, Nov 2.-Btshop Ihorold. OF RochcSter.
has written letter expressing his hearty approx al
gynen or the established church OF England u
help ii.
POSTPONED IRISH MEETING.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-The meeting OF the HationaliSfS
announced 10 be held yeSterti3y al Beieck County
Fermaugh, Was postponed.
THE MISS MUsCaT.
MrScAT, Nov. 2.-1he forces OF Abdul AyiI. tile
brother OF the sultan which have been lay ing siege
10 this city, have been repuised and have Ned.
HICKS-PASHA,S DEFEAT OF THE FALSE PROPHET pIs-
CREDITED AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, Nov. 2.-1he report OF the defeat by Hicks
PaSila OF the False Prophet and great slaughter -
his army is discredited here. Military authorii-s
calculate that IIickS-Pasba and his army weT,.
seven days march from IL obeid At the time of the
alleged victory.
ANOTHER HEAVY ENGLISH FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Jnhn Carver, DarbiShirc & Co.
merchants OF this city. and Manchester have failed
Their liabilities are claOO10.
THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN IN aNNaM
PARIS. Nov. admiral Coulbet left Hal -PhonC
Oh the 2ith OF October, with Goo marines. for ra-
MOI. where he viii await the arrival OF r1lnfor-.-
nnentS from France before making an attack un
Sontag. The French iorce are expected 10 oc,upy
kounang-Yen. a town lorty miieS northeast or lla-
phong, in a short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

SALE OP THE WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD
The recent sale OF the Washington and Ohio rail-
road has been confirmed by Judge Wexford, OF the
circuit court of Richmond, Va. The road was
Knocked down to a Mr.. Luce. but It is understood
the real purchasers are Col U. L. Boyce vice presi
dent, and other officials Of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad. A route for the road has been selected
from Round Hill, in LOudoun county, Va, its pres
ley railroad near Boyceyille, Clarke county, and it
is said to be the purpose Of the purchasers Of the
road to extend iC to CONNIE ctiOn with the Shenan-
doah Valley road as speedily as possible
Snow fell a few miles northwest OF Frederick Md,
YESTERDAY.
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The Speakership Contest.

PROSPECT OF DARK HORSE WINNING.
The Speakership canvass will be one OF the prin-
cipal topics OF interest in Washington from on.
Members OF the House are arriving daily, and
friends OF the respective candidates are on hand to
sound them. In the course OF a few days more, no
doubt, Messrs. Randall, Carlisle, Cox and Springer
will be here to personally direct matters in their
own interest. Besides the ayoWed candidates there
some hope OF finally winning in the Adenocra-
TIC member SAID to-day he would not be surprised to
see contest over the Spealsership protracted for
believes, VIII win. His opinion is that neither Ran
dal nor Carlisle has votes enough to win SO long
or three days, he added either '3orrisOn Converse
or Eaton, or some man not yet considered in the
race Is likely To be chosen as solution OF the trou-
ble."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
Marriage which Surprised the Law.
Ycf1s

"A WaHHAsASe Wn1ch surprised the Law.
yef8s
THE VENERABLE JOSEPH h. BRADLEY MARRIED TO
HIS FORMER CLIENT, MANY HARRIS.
The theme OF conversation about the court house
to-day was the marriage OF AIr. Joseph H. Bradley,
an octogenarian and the Oldest practitioner Of the
bar here, to Miss Marry Harris, and much surprise
was expressed: The marriage took place day be-
fore yesterday In Philadelphia where both parties
were visiting: The bride Is well remembered here
as having In the early part OF 1865 shot and killed
a. j. Burroughs, clerk in the Treasury depart
ment, with whom She had made marriage en-
easement: For this She was tried In the Criminal
Court before Judge Wylie. The trial, celebrated
case. began July eth and ended July 18th Of that
year, with verdict OF "net guilty"-on the ground
OF insanity MI Bradley, with senator Voorhees,,
defended Miss Harris, who subsequently spent some
years IN the government asylum for the insane, but
ner reason was long since restored and she Is now
quite an Intelligent, fine looking woman, perhaps
% years OF age Miss Harris came here shortly be-
fore the shooting of Burroughs, from Chicago and
has remained here or In the vicinity eyer since. The
happy couple returned TO thiscity after the cere-
mOny. MT Bradley was to-day attending to busf-
ness In hiS Office as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
ACana.iiau Ci.urca Trouble.

MONTREAL. Nov. 2.-The Irish Catholic parish
toner's OF st. Cuneg0nde are preparing petition 10
1he apostolic delegate asking him 10 investigate the
complaints about their spiritual interests being
neglected by French priests set over them. 1BiS =
the parish where the English speaking people lsfl
the church en- ma-SSe lately while some offensive
observations were being addressed TO them b5 d
kIplch cure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth ST. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't.

TFF FvTSTSG STAR is served 10 subscribers IN the
ETY. by their sceOunt. at 10 cents per
ve.k cents rer month. COPIES at the counter
each BY na11-postage preIsid-5ocen MONTH
or year, Sc six months, 81.
lFntered at the Post Office at Washington. ID. c.. as
second class mail nnatterl
THF WEEKLY STAR-pnbiished on Frtday-Sl year,
IUstslrc prepaid. Six months. 80 cents
tE All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
PAPER sert longer than IL paid for.
Rats OF advertising made known application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
The Gale Ga The Lakes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. "A diSpdtA from She
boy@a says the gale has not sutgsided. kdlss.s
from Sand Beach state that the hafbor l. ini 81
vessels Private dispatches state that the schooner
Aiab IS ashore at Saugatuck and tne schooner
kttchum on the beach ut Gil ) Pier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
Heavy Frost in Virginia.

PETERSBURG Va. Nov 2-There was consider
able frost the first or the season, I'm this section last
nisclf doing some damage 10 vegetables. The lTos5
Is unusually late this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

RICH MAN MURDERED By HANDSOME WOMAN
Nellie C. Bailey, charged with the murder of
7th ultiino. was held in Wichita, Kansas, yesterday
by COMMISSIONER Sherman. The prisoner is q
handsome and welleducated brunette of q years
She met BOthemly, a rich Englishman. at st.
Louis, and arranged with him to go to Texas and
start sheep rancho Before they started she got
and while passing through Indian Territory, en-
route to Texas, she Shot Bothemly through the
head. She then took possession OF his trunk, con-
tanning diamonds and jewelrv worth 5000, to-
eether with his outfit, consisting OF sheep and
stock worth $40 600. She buried the body at Skele-
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
The Hcnnepin Canal pro,cc,.

VffiOhfS fIhtfkb ND RESOLUTIONS PASSrn
CHICAGO, Nov. AT the afternoon session az tl.e
Henncpin canal Commission st.Stanla, thtrtvt,,.,
new members were chosen The maine of The of
ganhatlon WAS changed from the llunOis and Mi>-
Sssippi canal impToN oNemcnt Commi--iln ..to I'm,
Michigan and Mississippi Canal Commission
Officers were chosen a. follows !. G. Dor' Chicago
president; &. VI. Deere, Nollue, H.. and l. H. Wol-
man. New York. Vice presidents: Edward Russell
t'aN"hlort, SNcT'tarN: T. J..RohinSOn, ROCA Island
III, treasurer general meeting was held in The
afternoon Addresses setting forth thc NastneS~
and fertility oi The territory. the products of wCh
thC propose q canal would carry. itS Influence
rahoad rsie~ ana the attempts made and ta D.,
Made IA influence Congress to take hold nf N ami
nnNhf ih'Uagh as national scheme, ChoapntnR
the p;ice of transporting prpiUCc 20 tine Seahlarl
anu hulule, were made 10y MI Russell linn Nh.
brosSS- Mayer Harrison, senator tullau. Congress
men Nlllaln VI. Springer and T. Y. Henderson, a
(; behheN. t"ngnrssInen fiitt and NceCr. William
Aluf"h. ko~cu ana others Resolutions Wen.
passed 10 the effect that the con~trurtun of fh,.
henhtpln canal and the enlars.nlem ol the Illinois
ana Michigan canal should I've made hy the goy,i,.-
mellt with tie least possible delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
Coming East.

PORTLAND, OREGON. Nov. 2-t;eneral Surerin-
tendent tourry. OF the Western Mon Telegram
company, len last evening for the east 10y sI-Nlal
car over the Northern Pacliic road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

Judge Thomas G. Green, ona of the judges OF the
supreme court OF West Virginia. fell In an cpileptic
nc yesterday in Wheeling, ana Is now In q dying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

ST. LOUIS. Nov. "a small rate war has deN,l-
oped between the Cairo shore line aud the CIV
and ST Louis narrow gauge road Ghc former rnad
1or a day or two past has been selling tickets To
taifo Win rebate OF s325, making the actual
1are Slsa The narrow gauge road VIII TO-DAY sci
straght tickets Ia Cairo Tor 81 p and IL /, said viii
make the straight rate 81 10 Memphis and 50 e.
New Orleans. The trouble Is said Ia have grown
out ol the violation 0f aa arrangement istWen the
roads Ieeardiag iaboprs' tickets TO cairo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAH.ROAD-The con.
tract entered into last summer between the bond
holders OF the Southern Mary land railroad COM
pany and Mr. Middleton, Of Philadelphia, by which
the latter agreed the holders so cents on the
dollar for these bonds, has been broken, Mr. Mid
dletOn lOSingby his failure TO comply, the amount
some thirty or forty thousand dOllars-which he
had expended in the construction OF the road from
Benning's bridge as far as 1t has progressed to-
wards BraDdyWine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
Racing in England.

PASStIC JrsT MISSES WINNING TO-DAY.
LONDON, NOV. AT the Lewes November meet
Ing to-day the Sou'hiown club open selling handi-
cap race was won 10y Snringkell: PaSsdic 1orI'erly
lorlliarCSl second. DUcrow third. There
eight starters Springfield won 10y length Two
lengths were between the second and third hors,A
LORilLARDs NASs.soIT BEATEN.
The race for the Hound; plate tllandicanN was
won 10y Costa; Rowlston second, and luriliard :
MaaSaSot third There were ten starters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
The London Exp,o>ious.

REWARDS OFFERED FOR THE DYNAMITE FIENRS
IoSD0S, Nov. 2.-1he goEtfnment has offered A
reward OF 100 for Information leading 10 the con
vhtion OF the perpetrators of the outraCpS CON-
miyted On the underground railways oR TUESDAY
night. The railway companies offer an additional
reward of G500 pounds. The physicians In attend
ance upon the persons who were Injured 10y th. IN
plo-ion at the Praed street station ma that tn
membranes OF the tSInpauun of the patients
rnptre1 which fact ,an only be attributed 10 the
deton.tion OF dynamite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

SECRETARY CHANDLER viii leave here On Sunday
next to be present at The Inspection Of the T. s. s.
Trenton. at New York on the next day. He will be
passenger on the trial trip OF that vessel toNew-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Tne business failures
throughout the United states and Canada in thn
last seven DAYS as reported 10 r. G. Dun Co. ur
L.c mercantile Agency. numbered 2l5 agaluSi 2ls
last week, and 2i3 The week before. Ia tl. south
ern, middle and New England states there Is a
marked decrease noted. The only aS~iguIacnts Of
consequence IN New York city are fhusHol iiuiRaUu
ana Nall, Bonnets and Lewis Brothers, liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

ADMITTING THAT SIZE Is A WeNAS.-The woman
who married Gertie Fuller I'm Waupun. WIS, under
the name OF Frank Dubois, acknowledged yester-
day that she is woman. She said that she mar
nobody's business. Both parties win be arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

GOV. cLEyELaNp's LETTER TO JoHN KELLY
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 2-lbr EneHiaq .JOus.0i
publishes an interview With Gov. Clcgf land. Ia
which he acSnow iNlIeS the authorship of lttfaF
IN New YORK pao,r rA pressing "A desire for Sena-
tor GRADY : refinement The lFtcr WAS addressed
to JpIln hrlG The governor SAYS MIR. Grady lad
Neglected no opportunity 10 cripple his admlniStrl-
tlpit The governor SAYS tAdt lA~ recent liIFrNlew
with H0r}d correspondent WAS InarnnStruoi.
and ;lat he only drni,i having been In Aum NorA
CITY ~ CunSIllrc ar.insf NJ l,IlnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

It IS reported that the team II. B. winship ana
Hiram Bruce, trott1ng against the team Frank and
john May. at Providence yesterday, made I'm the
ss.essd mile heat the extraordinary time 81 210k.
The Ercethpkers OF Montreal are dissatisfied with
the Judges decision In the case OF the customs sez-
rrp OF works OF Paine and voltafre, and intend I'm
oyting books OF the same character again and fore
hw decision on the merits OF the case.
The charred remains OF nine persons-two COL
a,4d-haye 50 Tar been recovered from the ruins
made BY the Savannah, Georgia, fire, which he
Siaes rendered homeless fifteen hundred people
and destroyed million dollars worth OF properly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

A WELL-KNOwN MINSTREL DEAn.-"Ricardo." for
long time familiar to lovers of nii8srelSy an
impers0natOr OF female characters, died at his
mothers home In Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, OF
BTight'S disease. His real name was Foley Nc
Keever. He was borh in New York city. and he
was In his 39th year. He went the stage In 1865
at Bryant's hall, then the headquarters OF Dan
Bryaut's Ministries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
Tclegraphic KrieGs.

The liabilities Of Franz Gindele, job printer. IN
Chicago, who suspended yesterday, are $1,000;
sets, $1,000
Garrett Huyck, a bookkeeper for j. Y. Farwell r.
Co.. Chicago, Willie attending target last night
ent OF the state militia, was accidentally shot and
Killed
The schooner Fred Carroll, from Charleston. for
Barren island, loaded with seven hundred tons OF
bone dust, went ashore at Rockaway last night.
The vessel has turned over and VIII be tot al loss
At Rushy1lle, Ind, the &. Spring CarS company
mandatory was burned yesterday; loss, Sl5,Cv0;
Insurance, $4,000
During a fire at Shakertown, Ky., yesterday, Mr..
Scott, OF the firm OF Dunyey Scott, dropped dead
from heart disease, caused by excitement
Noble Tedford killed John Hatt-n, I'm Powell
nst1sn had 'a,UeadS M BEEN wounded % bs shot hled
by Te1fords SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
A KILLING Frost.
New York Politics.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 2--Iherc was n ktutuy
frost, with ice, Throughout this section last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

SAfyATIoNISTS ARRESTED.-Tle New York S,tn n;
to-day says; On "Wednesday four members oi the
salvation army, Who tried 10 preach In the streets,
were arrested In Williamsburg. and last night aine
others including fye women. we're arrested they
began sergiccs on the city hall sters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02
A CounterEeiter Convicted.
Foreign Affairs.


New YORK, Nov. 2.-RanSsel2er AhrshatuS, a
most skilliui counterfeiter. has been convicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

MEDALS FOR LIFE SAyINs-The President has,
through the State department, presented a gold
medal to Lorenzo Bonsignof, master OF the Italian
bark ssStella b., for his humane service in picking
up four seamen OF the American ship MatchlesS,
adr1ft at sea. June 18th, 1885, and similar medal
to John kigallon. master Of the British bark
'Eurydice," in recognition Of his humanity In res
cuing two American seamen OF the schooner "Wild-
fire" adrift at sea- July Sth, 1888 The medals are
heavy and handsome, and bear suitable inscrp-
tiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

GENERAL SHERMAN has completed the settlement
of official matters incident to his retirement from
command of the army, and VIII leave this afternoon
for Philadelphia to visit his daughter for a few
days. From that city he will 90 to New York
where he viii also make short stay, proceeding
then to his old home in ST. Louis. He has not de-
cfded upon what date he will reach the latter CITY,
He will be accompanied by his two aides, Colonels
Bacon and TOurtelOtte, who are to remain with him
until his retirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

ELECTRIC LAMPS AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Large arc electric lamps were suspended In front Of
each OF the four main entrances of the Treasury
department to-day by the United States Electric
Light company. The lamps will be kept lighted
for thirty nights at the expense of the company,
and If they prove satisfactory they win be kept
permanently at cost of SO cents per night If not
satisfactory, the lamps will be removed by the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

GEN. j. c. TDBALI, who hos for long time been
a member OF Gen ShermaH's staff, has assumed
command of the U. s. artillery school at Fortress
Monroe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-02

CHIEF OF BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEER1NG-Sec-
retary Chandler has concluded to postpone the ap-
pointment Of q chief Of the bureau Of steam engt-
neering until after Congress assemblies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-23
A Growth of Hair After Death.


lSAuCAHiihhi NeW5.l
A story was told by Oscar Wilde at a
dinner party in New York, which illus
trates this fact. When Gabriel Dante
Rossett was very young more
than q boy-said Mr.. Wilde, he was
deeply in love with young girl, and,
having poets gift, he sang poets
love in numerous sonnets and verses to
her. She died young, and, by her wish,
the manuscripts of these poems were
placed in a casket and laid under her
mead, so that even in her last sleep they
should be, as they always had been, kept
beneath her pillow. Years passed BY
and Rossetti's fame grew until every lin e
of his composition became precious,
and some of those who priced his
writings most asked him for copies of the
songs that had been buried. He had kept
no copies, or they had been lost. At all
event he could furnish none, and when
they asked him to rewrite the verses he
declared that he was utterly unable to
do so.
At last his friends importuned him for
permission to have the original manu-
script exhumed. He consented after
some hesitation, and, all the necessary
preliminaries having been complied with,
the grave which had been sealed for
many years was opened.
Then strang e thing was found. The
casket containing the poems had proven
to be of perishable material, and its
cover had crumbled away. The long
trsssss of the girl had grown after death,
and had twinsd and intertwined among
the leaves of the poets paper, ooiling
around the written words of love in q
loving embrace long aftef death had
sealed the lips and dimmed the eye that
had made response to that love.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-23

A stylishly-dressed woman entered a
restaurant. The waiter handed her a
bill Of fare and said: please mark off
the dishes you wish to order" Could a
woman in sealskin confess that she
could not read. Taking the pencil she
made few dashes, and her order read |:
DINNER so cents" FEB. 20. 49," "vep.
etables, please pay at the desk, ''cel-
cry" The waiter brought her beefsteak
and onions and prune sauce, and abe did
net dare raise word in protest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-23
Defendants

Action brought in the Superior Court Of tho
State OF California, In and Tor the County Of Los
Angeles, and the complaint filed In said County
q Los angeles, In the ofioe Of the Clerk Of said
superior Court.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
ing to:
Trinidad Navarro, Dolores Navarro ds Car.
rion. Jose Navarro, Juan Augustine Navarro.
Pic Serrxno, Juan Antonio Ssrrano kosa ser.
rano De baiirsteros. Ascsncion Serrano De Val.
ellzueia, Arcadia ). de FadenlIe. Susana Donin-
gues Fernlina y de ksdJna, Ygimo Silyas, Jvsa
C.e.nente carrillo, Guillsrno Navarro, Francisco
Hernandez, john doc and Richard Roe. Defend
ants.
You are hereby required to appear In an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintu, In The superior Cont VI the State OF
California, in and tor the County OF Los Angeles,
and to answer the com ,laint Tiled therein within
ton days exclusive VI the day OF seryicel after
the service on you Of this Summons-it served
within thus county; Or, II served elsewhere, with
in thirty days-o- Judgment BY default will be
taaen against you according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
The sail action Is brought 10 obtain Judgment
quoting the title OF plaintiff IN AMI to that real
property situated IN the northeast corner Of
Alan aud kequsna streets, removing the cloud
from plaintiff title thereto and declaring plain
THIS title thereto good aud valid, declaring the
pretended Claim Of dsfsudants thereto invalid
and worthless and that they have no estate no
interest therein, debarrlng defendants from as
serting any cailn in or to said premises, reQulr-
ing defendants TO set forth the nature Of their
ciaims thereto. determining all adverse Claims u
defendants thereto and requiring defendants to
make reeonyeyance OF said premises To plain
un and for general relief and for costs Of suit
References il had to complaint for particulars
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply TO the
Court Tor the relief demanded In the complaint
Often uudar m bau md ha aaf ~ he
perior Court Of the State Of California In and for
the Comfy Of Los Angeles, this 24th day OF March,
In the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty three
lSeal OF tho Superior Court
Endorsed A. vi. POTTS Clark
BY A. kiupAu, Deputy
r. T. Del Vale. W. u. Stephenson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff m3l