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NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-There are no new de-
velopments to-day in the differences between
the Cigar m anuiacturers association and their
employees. Noi was posted in the sixteen
unless the men who have struck in the Levy
Bros and the other two shops return to work
within three days, general lockout will take
place on Wednesday morning next In the six
teen shops
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HfsTthqu@AS AHOuB Sue H UOSO0.
PICTURES SHAKEN FROM WALLS AND ICE IN
THE RIVER BROKEN.
NYACK, n. Y, Jan. 16.-Shortly before l:3O
O'Clock last night two distinct shocks of earth
quake were felt in every part of Rockland
county. In Nyack pictures were shaken from
the walls and the ice in the river along the
shore broken: In Suffern, Spring Valley, Pier
mont, Sparkiil, Haverstraw and Rockland Lake
the jar was very heavy.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-The motion for q
new trial OF the suit in which Col Sylvester N.
Press company. limited, as damages for an al
leged libel, was refused by common pleas, No.
L, to-day. Judge Biddle delivered an interest
Ing opinion, containing very clear exposition
OF the present condition OF the law OF libel
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INTERNATIONAL CoPYRIGHT.-On the 2sth
instant q delegation of literary men will have a
hearing before the Senate committee on pat
ents on the subject OF an international copy
right. Among the delegation will be ex-Minis-
ter Lowell, George William Curtis, Mr.. Howells,
Mark Twain, and other noted authors and pub.
fishers.
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The COuPfa.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe M0cAFthsr.
To-day, w. @. Bockman, embesxlernent; re-
leased on personal recognizahce. James F.
not guilty. Rich. ]. Lee, alias Dick Sparrow,
murder; motion in arrest ofjudgment over
ruled and sentenced to be hanged
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No Sunday Mail Delivering.
WHY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL REFUSES 4
REQUEST FROM BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-For some time past
efforts have been made to procure a delivery of
the mails on Sunday, but the project has failed.
n letter from Postmaster General Villas to the
postmaster of Baltimore says 1t is not done else
where, and out of respect TO the moral sense of
the community IL will not be granted. Further
he can see no necessity for Sunday delivery.
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THE FoRTIFIcATIoNs BOARD held a final
meeting In the Office Of the Secretary of War
to-day. The report, as prepared, was read and
approved and It will be submitted to the Presi
dent early next week and by him will be trans
mitted to Congress-
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H. fs!. - c.nen 80 aaseA
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MARkEEh

GET RID OF Your COLD at once by using DIR
Jayne's Expectorant, and so avoid the risk ol
developing serious Lung trouble.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH,
Richard ]. Lee, the Wife Murderer to be
Hanged.

EFFORTS OF COUNSEL TO AVERT TIE DEATH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT To-DAY-coNDUcT OF THE PRIeoNERs.
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SMoOT-CASfRO. AT San Francisco CAL Japusrv
Sd. 1856, Mt, EDGAR n. SHOOT, of San Francisco
son of Col SIS Smoot of this city, TO Miss BEATRIC4
ISABELLE CASTRO, Of san Francisco
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RANGE OF THE THxRMoMErER.--Thef follow.
ng were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
Am. 2l.3; q m. 22.6; ii an, 400; 2 PM,
500. Maximum. sos. Minimum, 1919
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FINANCIAL AND CONMERCIAI.
The New York Stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 D. m prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire TO H. H. DODGE $50 18th street:
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Deeds in fee have been recorded IS follows
F. w. Jones, trustee, ct al, % v. "A. GORDON and
@ 9; c: Green lot Il, g: ~ s. -, "; r = =. A.
1873; s.. c. A. Langley to James s. Berry,
sub %, 60. 1885, $500. J. E Berry 70 Annie
calf to w. 81. Cocker. sob. So, 90. 131; $3.50.
Moses HIGHT, lots Id, Is and part 1S, 90. 049;
j. 50: IS; a part T. d. s ssSisgso1
and I. Williamson to c. l. Burgess, lots ~ TO
49, 50. 753: S3,6S2.so. John Fitzgerald to John
g. Brady, part 80, "a. lit; 81, 4SO. Thos. Sum
derland to 7. J. Fisher. certain lots In squares
hs1 a Hoge sae a. So 1oss sop Z Bar
Der to John Ridout, fot 8. block 9, L. Drott
park; s. Aaron Baldwin to @. w. Albeugh,
lot 8, 80. 1913; S- and sub. g. %. 5!6; -
g. w. Albaugh to Jennie K. Shay, sub. 6, do;
Anderson aa to to- B. d. Wardsr part 10, 20. 1s7;
800.
THE METROPOLITAN NJ. E CHURCH PASTOR.
The Rev. DIR. John P. Newman Is In the city m
response to the Invitation Of the committee APP
pointed by the official board Of the Metropolitan
N. 4. church 70 secure q pastor for the next con-
ference year. He Is to preach 20 bis old congre-
cation on sunday evening, and before leaving
the city will give his decision to the committee
as to his acceptance Or declinaton OF the call
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Moses Heeht has sold
to Samuel Bieber, for $12, 600, two lots and 20
feet adjoining, making o frontage OF 112 It. on
the south side OF street, between 9th and 10th
on the east side of 9th street, between H and I
streets northeast; one lot, 20x1OO feet, on the
east side of 9th street. between South Carolina
avenue and G street southeast; part OF lot one,
at the northwest corner OF 10th street and
"a. 2x1OO 1O1a feet, on the west side Of 10th
str.,et bet Ween G and streets Southeast,
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THE IRISH QUESTION.
Talk Of PrOclAimine the National
League an Illegal ORGANIZATION.

DUBLIN, Jan. 16.-The FFeemans Journal to-
day, discussed the propriety Of issuing q procla-
nation declaring the national league an illegal
organization
LONDON, Jan. 16-Nothing will be settled re-
garding the government of 1relsnd until after
parliament is formally opened by the queen
next week. The Earl of CarnarvOn will return
to Ireland and resume the duties of the vice.
royship temporarily.
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The bottling establishment No. 90 Sonth
Eutaw street baltimore, was burned 1hAssday
night los e17,6 500.
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are others that are more remarkable nom the
net that they mimic animals that from their
poisonous qualities are safe from attack. Thus
csre y for hairy pussernes 60 In Csntrsi HmericS
Belt found Q curious beetle that was Q tidbit
for the birds, clothed IN . coat Of long brown
piiisis. In the same localities spiders have
been found that looked exactly like ants, and
were thus enabled to creep upon their prey, the
though an acceptable morsel to the birds, de-
ceiyed them by mimicking the flight Of q pol
sssumsd the curious and laborious night OF its
poisonous model, and the bird noticing its evil
dent mistake, would always give mp the pur-
suit
I'm Africa there II . tribe that utilize the art
Of mimicry very much Is do the lower ami.
mails. The natives are great thieves. and at
troop Of English soldiers to break them up.
The latter finally came up TO band that they
II Gf drove
solder, Tired and worn refused 70 So farther.
and aoe tsa. 70
hung i upon . root. when 70 bis astonishment,
n,oom ONE 81 The ssemine roots started up and
dashed away. They were the natives tnSs mad
sSs .od tss:e
which they certainly would have done had they
not been overiatigued. GiraiIes frequently md
ssss ss sSs
akin OF the lion helps 70 conceal II, and the
stripes Of the tiger and zebra are supposed 70
be protecttve.
.But - 20 beck 70 the geckos," sa,id the nat.
uralist, leading the way TO door leading out
70 an open porch on the sunny side of the
houso. where number Of lizards were corral.
led on q shelf ~ ind you have some tall
in the southern part Of the state, and one
hfkhtened 20 badly that n dropped It's tail and
ran, thinking 20 thus escape; but ! wa too
Il win take 70 reproduce . new member. 4
should Judge two or three months might Do T.
you see," taking mp another lizard. sis one
whose tai has Just grown out. You can tell II
y ne nesn ana rssnS5 81, 1lrs sppSSsenSe II nac
least three q;ecaes have found will part With
their tails before eapeure, and nno that the
aoyoRod tai viii Jump about ana 1m1tneo &
/ Vugm two or three mihufoe.
! oUDkA1xN2 H1M1oA
sUn1aB - - - 11a oomo Vun1oE6ol
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Brtdwell to-day, by Mr.. ]. Amber Smith,. filed
oil. i o. divorce from Alyia Bridwell. He
land charges that sho Il o habituai dg1snkerd
Sni Is an inmate Of house OF III tame in south
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IKE GUARANTEE TRUST AND INVESTMENT
CON- ANy.-The Guarantee Trust and Invest
ment coinpany organised 20 be surety ION,
ana to insure ny indemnity given or taken, 70
poration. & ain St losses Of money or property
ny reason m isconduct, wrong doing, neglect,
Pioye,n &C., ha filed . certificate OF inoorpora-
ton. The cap ttal is 5000 In 2,5OO shares.
W. Moore and NELL Dlmont are the trnstees.
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CONGRESSIONAL VISIT TO THE PATENT
OFFICE.-Several of the members of the House
committee on patents, with the chairman, Mr.
Mitchell, visited the Patent office to-day, and.
In company with the commissioner, inspected
the accommodations afforded the clerks, and
looked into the general workings of the Office.
commissioner Montgomery recommended in
his annual report that additional clerks be
authorized, and further facilities in the way.of
rooms be provided. It il probable that some
greSS at the present session.
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General Foreign News.
THE TREATY WITH MADAGASCAR RATIFIED.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-The treaty of peace between
France and Madagascar has been ratified.
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Friday being the day set apart for receiving
their friends BY the wives Of army and navy
o6cefs and many othsr society ladies besides,
the streets were thronged yesterday. pastieu-
larry In the northern and western portions OF
the city, and the pariors Of thoss ct home were
hilsd with gay sallants and brilliant bellies.
The pariors Of the Secretary Of State were lit
orally packed with people last night on the
occasion Of the second OF the series Of Friday
evening card receptions given BY the Secretary
and Mrs. Bayard. The Misses Bayard assisted
was atered In q very becoming evening dress o.
trimmed with dine old lace Miss Rayard, in q
pretty costume of pink satin and tuile, with
low steeveless corsage, first received the guests
Among those present were Minister west Min.
lister And MIA Kuki, Senator and Mrs. Dolph,
A AZ secretary OF state and Mrs. Porter.
Carter, Mr.. and Mira L. q. q Lamar, jr., Lieut..
Reamy, Justice and Mrs. blatchfOrd, Assistant
eecretarZ and Mira Rairchiid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Maury, Mrs. Appleton BIatch.
ford, the French minister, Baron dItajubs.,
Gen 1dr
ana Mr.. Burke, Senator and Miss Evarts, 6ena-
tor and Miss Jackson, Mr. James Morrill, Count
Esds MUS smith. Of Fhil. .ss snd Mrs.
and Miss Fall, Of Tennessee.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney gave . dinner
last evening at which were present Miss Cleve-
land and her guests, Mrs. Utley and Miss Love;
Secretary and Mrs: Endicott Secretary Lamar,
Mr.. West, Miss Rathbope, Colonel and Mrs Bo-
naparte, General and Mrs. Sheridan, Senator
and Mrs. MCPHERSON, Col. Anderson, Ex-Minis-
Representative Tucker. Admiral Porter was
also invited, but he was too Ill to attend.
A dance was given by Miss Willard. Of Capitol
Hill. on Thursday evening, In honor of her
guest, Miss Burns. Of New York. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. w. 9. Parks, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Paxton, Miss Whitcomb. Miss BRYAN.
Miss johnson, Miss Cushing, Miss Meigs Miss
A Ash5y, Miss Miss Markriter, Miss Roberts, Miss
Bryan, Aciker, Page, Joyce, Harris. Raum. Mute.
Kennedy, Them, Arnold, Bacon, Kondrup and
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THE U. s. 8. ENTERPRISE AT NEW ZEA-
LAND.-The Department OF State has trans
United to the Secretary Of the Navy reports
from the consular agent at Wellington New Zen
land describing the VISIT Of the u. s. s. Enter
prise at Wellington last October, and expressing
the opinion that the occasional presence OF o
war ship carry ing the American nag tends to
develop clos er social aud commercial inter
course between America and that colony.
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A DECREE OF DIvoRCB.-Judge James to-day
IN the Equity Court made decree of divorce III
nelly on the ground OF her habitual drunken
mes.
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THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF SOLDIERS
| HOME held meeting this afternoon in the
Office of Gene raj Sheridan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06
PROPERTY TRANSFERS..
keporttd by Gillette & Gibson.
Ekamiasr OF T.-AS-
MoNDAY, April 8. 1896.
o0NvEYANcEs


ooEvEYANCEs
JR Toberma;l to Arthur Pipe 20 acres In
lot 10, Fletcher tract, 5000.
CF Mansur and W Wilcox, assIgnees OF
b F Siebert. to John Goodale aud Margaret,
his wiie-2Os acres in E u OF sw u sec 8, 7
Louis speyer and Jacob swigart to zacha-
riah @ Davee--W 10 acres Of Sc u OF 'sE u
sec 20, 7 ss, Ri W, si2oo,
Jas MeFadden to shas Morgan 30 acres In
Sc u sec "a, I o 8, X 10 W, 1857 so.
Rosedale Cemetery Association to NJ
Hnrst-Lot 50 blk g, Rosedale Cenetery,
Isaac A Lothian. Bella D Lothian, Mary Z
Lothian and @ Davies TO Albert Brown
Lot on W line Of Main st, s OF Third st, 81.
L 4 sherburne to Mrs Vim Rowland
Part Of lot 10 blk IL, ord's survey. $50.
Qhas NJ 5tirs to rhos Rhodes-Lot blk
Albert l. Jeifery to Mrs Elizabeth B 5 Fra
ley-iots 9 blk In lot blk 60. Hancock's
survey. 81.
San Gabriel Cemetery Assoc'n TO Geo II
Peck jr-Lot 2s blk H. San Gabriel Gene
* LTaylor to W L Brown-Lots and blk
Thomas Croft and Eurietta A Croft, his
wife, TO Emmons Raymord -l1.0g acres In
diyn 7 San Gabriel Orange Grove Assoc'n
Henry I Newell to R A Hefiner-U -Undiv'd
Of lots 10 II 10 and i2 blk 8, Fsirmount
Chas NJ stimson to Laura Brodrick-Lot
Elizabeth Z Hassler and Ferdinand A
Hsssler. her husband, TO Horvey Colburn
Tract adjoining land Of grantors, s'2 so
Harvey B Colburn to w W Martin--3 acres
In lot 80. Tnstin City. aud lot adjoining. .s540.
Anna J Beecher to Henry n Tremper-
agreement to convey subd'n Of lots and
blk Jos, Long Beach, S75.
Pomona Land and Water Company to fsa- |
bel Bald win--Lopez tract. so acres. Ro San |
sose; " X OF M and W X Of 5W "a see 3, |
Tl5, X s. W, and 80 acres adjoining On the |
west in sec 4: w Of NV Il anc Sc of |
NV a and lot ]. see 10, I'll S. s w; Ne " |
oisW N and NV oi Sc Il aud fractional
1892 and 3. Northeast Pomona tract, $40
Mary Zellner to VIM Trahar-Lots 5 and s |
blk 2. Sity Homestead tract, 5000.
w Ellis TO Etrl W Millar--Lots l 3s blk |
y, lots 10 II IL l3 II "a 25 26 20 IS 81 SO "a
lots 46 7s9 blk q, lots aud 10 blk v, map
bk p lis, lots 10 IL II 16 ss 46 blk l.. lots 10
II blk G, lots and blk J, lots ii and u |
blk u, lots 10 Is II 10 20 21 blk G. map bk 9 p
iss. lots aud blk A, lots IL II p blk G,map
lose Faeundo Dominguez to Andrea Bo-
tifler de Dominguez -Undlv'd q OF grant
ar u tcrest in DO Las vfrgines. love.
Jolham Bixby, Lewellyn Bixby and Thos
Flint to Thomas G Croft--L0ts 2345676
10 II u blk 100, Long Beach, 5000.
Donald Lothian and Hattie Lothian, Su-
Mcintosh to Louisa d Lothian Z" Round
House Property" and lot blk 9. South San
IA Monica, 81
Adam Lothian and Duncan Lothian to
Louisa Lothian-same as next above. ~.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06
MARY A. HoADLEY. Plaintiff.
VS. ~ s-oa
J. G. D0NNEY and No. sf-'
o. w. CHILDS. Defendants.


Action brought in the Superior Court Of
the State OF California, In and for the couu-
ty of Los Angeles, and the complaint flied
In said county of Los Angeles, in the ottice
Of the clerk OF said Superior Court
The people Of the State OF California soud
]. q. bownsy and 0. W. ohilds. defend
ants
You are hereby required to appear Ia an
action brought against you by the aboy,
named Plaintiff In the Superior Court OF the
State OF California, in and for the county Of
Los Angeles, and TO answer the complaint
fled therein, within ten days exclusive Of
the day of seryicel. after the service on you
Of this Suninons-if served within this
county or, IL served elsewhere. within
thirty days or Judgment by default viii be
said complaint.
The said action Is brought to procure a
decree OF said Court that defendants John
G. Downey aud o. W. Childs execute, &C
knowledge and delive- to plaintiff grant,
bargain and sale deed OF the following des-
cribed real property, to-wit: All that GER
tain lot or parcel OF land situate IN the city
aud county OF Los Angeles, State OF Caliior-
MIA, and bsunded aud particularly des-
cribed as follows, to-wit: The west halt of
Division A, of Lot seven, In Block thirty
eight tSe), Hancuck's survey II Danation
Lots. In the city OF Los Angeles, saving aud
| excepting however. that portion thereof
heretofore sold by defendants, to-wit: The
wsst half OF lots niue and ten, ia Block l5l
OF the Brooks tract; also all OF lots aud y,
In Block one, of said tract. Tne property
| above described being a part OF what Is
commonly known as Canal and Reservoir
L. nds. See map OF said lands, Book 2, page
2o9, Miscellaneous Records of said Los An
eeics county, in accordance with the terms
OF Contract in writing alleged to have
been executed by said defendants on the
10th day OF July. 1884, and to recover from
said def ndants five hundred dollars dam
ages for defendants failure TO comply with
the terms ofeatd contract and one hundred
dollars attorneys fees for enforcing said
contract, and for cost OF suit.
| Reference is had to complaint for partic
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you
| fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will az :
ply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF tb g
Superior Court Of the State OF California. In
and for the county Of Los Angeles, this 2ith
day of February, In the year OF our Lord ,one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-six-
| ISeal. CHAS. Il. DUNSM0OR,
Clerk.
| l. J. THOMPSON. Deputy.
Endorsed. III s..t
for plaintiff. mario I'm
4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TEMPLE STREET CA BILE RAILWAY Co.
Los Angelic, March 18th 1886.
LOCATION OF PhINCIPAL PLACE OF
BUSINESS, Los Angeles, Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
me Directors, held on the 18th day Of March.
ins6, an assessment (No. q OF $2s
dollars per share was levied upon the capt.
tal stock OF the corporation, pa yable imnie-
dlately to the Secretary. No. 861S s. spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
snsil s remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 18th
gay OF April 1856, win be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment be made before, will be sold
on saturday, the LIST day Of May, 1856.
20 pay the delinquent assessment together
sale. ~fs-ss' VI
stockholders are requested to be prompt
IN tneir payments as the construction OF the
road Is being pushed very rapidly and
money is required for the pay ment thereof.
BY order ofthe Board ofDfrectors.
P. BEAUDRY,
Vice-President.
VI mOhdAN. sec ". maria m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court Of the State of Cali.
fornia, In and for the Comfy OF Los An

In the Superior Court Of the State of Call
| fornia, IN and for the Comfy Of Los An
| geles.
| Action brought in the Superior Court o
the State OF California, in and for the coun
y Of Los Angeles, and the complaint filet
| IN said county OF Los Angeles, in the Office
OF the Clerk OF said Superior Court.
I'M Frew. plaintiff, VS.. Geo sinsabaugh
ster A. Wagner, Edwin l. Butler John
" ;Pitkin, David 8. Hslstead and Annie
X. Sewall, comprising the arm OF Butler
Pitkin Co. defendants.
The people of the State OF California send
greeting to:
Geo. Sinsabaugh, Hester A. wagner. Ed.
Halstead and Annie X. Sewall, composing
me nrin OF Butler. Pitktn a Co., defend.
ants.
You are hereby required to appear In an
action. brought against you by the above
named plaintif in the Superior Court OF the
State OF California, In and for the county Of
Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint
nled therein. within ten days tex6usiye of
the day OF seryfeel. after the service on you
Of this summons, II served within this
county; OF, II served elsewhere, within
thirty days. or judgment by default will be
tAken against you according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is.brought to obtain the
Judgment OF this Court defining the lien OF
certain judgment against David Wagner
10 favor Of said Butler. Pitkin & Co., and
that partition OF the southwest 20 feet of
lot numbered in Block No. "a, Ordls Sur
yey OF the city Of Los Angeles, CAL, be made
In accordance with the rig htsof the respect
I've parties herein, and for cost of suit.
Reference is had to complaint for partic-
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail TO appear and answer the saidoomplaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will
cause your default to be entered and will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Given under my hand and theSeal
OF the Superior Court OF the State
l~~l of California, in and for the coun-
tSKAL ty OF Los Angeles, this 9th day of
March, In the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six.
CHAs. II. DUNSMooR, Clerk.
BY II. B. TANNING. Deputy. mare 60ds