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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
MACKEREL a LUXURY.
Prices Have Jumped from NJ to Ss2
Barrel-Canse OF the kise.

CHICAGO, June 21.-"PeOple whc like
mackerel VIII have 10 pay big prices FOR
them next winter. for this summers catch
Is almost complete failure said -. ".
Andrews at the Grand Pacific Hotel yester-
day Mr. Andrews is Interested IN one OF
the largest fish houses I'm Boston. and he had
Just received u telegram notifying him that
one of the firm fleets lad returned from the
mackercl fields without barrel lit ha,nt
been unexpected he said. In 'o3-e5 our
catch was between 40 900 and $4,000 bar
rolls Ia g it wss 1900; last year II Mas
g. 600, and this wear with the best portion
OF the season gone, 1t l. practically nolhing.
j don know how TO explain it. Old fisher
men think the iiSh have crossed the
Atlantic, and there seems To be some
grounds for believing 30, as many mack
erel are now being caught of the Irish and
English coasts. Ordinarily a barrel or
mackerel weighing 2O0pounds se for from
four dollars to five dollars. Ju-s now they
are worth So An attempt has been made
to propagate the spawn in the Pacific, but
with what succsss We can't tell yet"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

aspssEa-2es 49, gaze e-->.rs azak~ers
b. a. <@1sl..as ~ ssQzy .zlsrs,
Mss ths1 CesstSfu H4~soG SAkAe
iasc - e1E1s s1a s42z -. * A44 eoslss 80
~xDs.I4l4Is sllA ElG- sclaVsl s.lAiast A.s
AIS utsel-s - tlS ffsne1 uazid, ana ~ foE-
g. - cQ14EnE o. - llssrs<Rs >
pxvzIlses s<sla AsIos c4ile1 las
son a scoan1rsl aD4 ef1sfsd klza o~t
~ ~ ozccs ~1sa D.~soa stress
hira ~ Ilas ssA1 - lE1 Ia V.1s 4Ea - shet
Ha~ses As ls~so6 Fsa1 szc.la.Llal-.s - %
have kllse 49, ASLsw Esqae4 lee 1
have yoa cxRLx iASE< = al als eo1 h@ss
kiuea yo4 Aftsr Aitll1g b@ss>A Aet0"
Alagxsd Als todg ~ closst Unosf 1-e
st~lrasy szd trsse g. bars ~ Not
nadinz HAT be c0eld not 90 lt. "a @gs~a hls
b..gy t4ck ~ tAs eaice and la3a a oa.t, after
whirb bs wipes - tas blald stla a to~ei
brasaa1 his Clothes zAd glsa sure n1e1o4
hll1se - Ias pQiies sLa4n tAs cross :
animation ~ AcDg~ rAoItSa 40 ues issss
I1s og-le az E-ke - IAs s@ss - a-s
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
ACCUSED OF THREE MURDERS.
Hoiyoko Woman Arrested for Poison
ing Her Husband and sons.

HoLYoKE Mass, june 2L-Mrs Lizzie
Brennan was arrested Wednesday afternoon
on suspicion of having killed her husband
and two SONS by poisoning their food with
arsenic. The Brennans had SIX chill
dren Mrs Brennan insured their lives
and the lives of herself and her husband
for sums ranging from soJJ TO 5000,
the policies being made payable 10
herself The husband, Michael Brennan
died about ten months ago under suspicious
circumstances. James Brennan, a Son, died
suddenly about six weeks ago Thomas
was taken violently sick about two weeks
ago and went out into the country, where
he rallied On returning home he wac
taken sick again and died to-day in greet
agony All the medicines have been seized
by the officers
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Iht GREEN MlOGE
Speculation ksgatdiss the Damage " fs
IikeIT Go Sau.s ln tho Mheat IleId.

Speculation ksgasdisg the Damage II fs
Likely &C. Cause in the wheat Iteid.
wABAsH. Ind june = Reports continue
10 come ia OF the presence ~ the plant
louse in wheat and oats. aud they have even
attacked the fruit Trees AZ is LII nov be
lieYed that even ate wheat Viii be dam
aged as the discovery has been made that
The louise subsisiS by absorbing the milk
from the cbsff leaving tie grain sound
bENToS HANBoR. Mich, June - The
new enemy 10 the growing grain. known AZ
the green nudge has made lts appearance
IA vast nunabsTs IA tsls Nicinlts. he peel
attacks TIC bead OF the stalk. each POD be
ing covered slLh scores Of lie lice Farm
eIs fear the destI uot0n Of their felds. but
whether the IsKsges Of the micge viii pre-
vent the fOTnslng Of Tie ~hest keTnei re-
main. A ne rrru
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

CHfC6co. Jun. -.
CATTrE-wsrket modsrafey active OF 20
ca au8 81 ppfng secourt snf priess "a
vored bBFers Q8etst ors ranFef G. -
- g. for good 81 choice So 'Dr1ug Stsers
s8poa8 - ~ coUn0n q good CO. . g9aS 20
for nlfcaers Steers. = 2 - for stcsksrs.
q -faa 81 for Tsrans 7sas - for Feeders,
. $50 z7s 'or Coes ana 'L50&t - for Inferior
~ ref Stsck and Buns
Hoes -Msrssf cp~rss srfvs end fru1sF. snd
ssss ser. mt4s o. ac sevsace msrv te ship
res anc sEscul latcrs I.steF aH ease fes "a
r~~vnEss and ne advance vss sost sass
rat res 81 49, 9 As f9r Hght. q "a
48s for raush psesfnE = sse4 Is for uTe4
SD = ~ 2Aso Tor tssTY PACKING sne SIP
Eng lotx
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Protest Against the Canteen."

WAsmNGToS, June q 49, Several ladies
representing the Womans Christian
Temperance Union called on the President
Wednesday and lett an address in which
they make q vigorous protest against the
sale OF liquor at the encampInent of the
National guard OF the District or Columbis
at Fort Washington, Nd, in july next, and
appeal TO the President on behalf OF many
unhappy mothers" TO discountenance the
liquor cantsen" at the place selected,
W Iich is Government reservation The
President assured the ladies that the sub
iect should bave his consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
RUN DOWN eY a STEAMER.
A Schooner sunk IA Che.spssss Bay ssa
Three Lives bosG

BALTIMORE. Md June ~ The two
masted schooner Jennie " Knight bain-
more 10 North cumberland County Va ~ss
sunk IN the Ch~sspeake OF SHARPE Island
Monday afternoon by The freight steamer
william X AcCabe Captain flshef
and bis bride or eight months
and Fielder Bowler. seaman were
drowned Mate - b Bowen of
the Knight. states that there VA 40 one At
the n heel OF the steamer and nobody on
her deck lie charges also ihat Tie captain
OF the steamer made 40 effort Ia save The
lives on the schooner. b4t got away az rap
idly ak possible as t0Ou a. Bowen and the
other seamen claH4beTed aboard No effort
was made either 10 recover the bodies of
fIa NrllA.LraH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
ni.d on tI,e Train.

BooDHoUsE. i'll, June IA young
woman travelling alone from Cali
fornia toward her bone in New
jersey suddenly died on the passenger
train Whicb came Ia here Meauasdsy
She was q Tehnod. educated youug lsov
named C. e Colgon. and bad been teaching
school in California Bsr Icmains were
taken 20 Bloom lngton. where DO WsS ca
pected relatives would meet them
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
CAN TELL IOU HOW.

In place of travelling away of where the
Journey il tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm in clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the BILE fare is meagre and the beef
steak pounded To pulp, just look at your
Grand Rapids home rs SOutherners view it,
take "a day at MacataWa Park and another
at the Lake where the expense is only Il triiie
figure what il would have cost YOU To visit
the NipigOn or the White Mountains and
spend the amount YOU might have spent in
travelling in adOrning your homes, the spot
OF all spots most dear To Il man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Heavy Rains in New York state.

WATERTowN, " Y, June 27.-Rain came
down in torrents In Jefferson County and
Northern New York Wednesday after
noon and night and no trains are
running on the Cape Vincent branch OF
the Rome, Watertown 4 Ogdensburg rail
road The midnight freight on the Utica A
Black River division Of the same road ran
into wash-out at Redwood and nine carr
were wrecked
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

ssv rrEgo ca Jane = A espateh
f~,na Fnse s5s Ls9rsr Cslfernla. ststes
tasf senior Ne - 3 Me1ican- be00lu FF en-
TsFf4 81 Efs sb1f snf ststheo nsr $.
MOST - dsssh an H0ndsT nlEbt - thst
plscs Pc tier committed sEieios 1ns
Won sr gsl4 lfa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
sorrnw at t.e Death of NJ. HAYES

CAPE MAY, y. J.. June 21.-1rs Harrison
was deeply .ained by the news Of the death
of Mrs. Hayes IL Is probable that she vii
atten nj the funeral although much depends
upon whether the President decides to 90
ALIENrowN, Pa, june The Crane
Lodge OF Good 1emplars has passed reso-
!utiOns expressing It's sympathy with eX-
President Haves in his bereavement and
declaring that the cause of temperance hac
lost brave and sell sacrificing worker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Bosrox. June = a team o. the univer-
sitv base hall pines of Harvard and Ials
are going 70 England. by request % college
men in that country. 70 give Instructive
exhibitions of tae game ~ the various
schools and o. legss Tne Brftons a. a.
legged will allow each of tae visitors ~
week for sKrensas
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

kIrEFhFr1gs Hiun June n heps~ts
Jvsvailsd here Wednesday that tbs grssi
= ..ss7u~T and = nshhurn forrr-uni is wsrs
ai'auf e. be ssid tc 81 Enriish sTu5iests
q A FfnsburF refused - 5srT or sffrr 80
TspoT1 a Esissv ~ Fnfls8ei iruia a.
r-etor r. fhe NasnnH~n mills ssvs thsrs y
10 trat1 ~ TIE rsGYrt - Ear - bis mile sxs
r.-lllr.srI-s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

TFus Rock AIk Jane The So
VTsme Coars has grsnted stav ~ eKees-
tiou in the case ~ samuel y Jones tns
convicted murderer ~ Orerten ID p zsh-
inzt-n Cauay fn lSs- ard ssntenesd ~
hsag fay - Joaes VIDA lroosh.y get =
--.-r tr-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
stfu warrinr with Switzerland.

Berlin, June "a The North German
Gazette, renewing its attacs. upon SwitEer-
land, says that switzerland promotes the
propaganda of the Social Democrats among
the young Swiss because she tolerstes un-
identified Anarchists in her borders anc
Socialists without credentials
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

-Ew 0M.EhNs June - Governor Mich
OILS has issued proclamation 10 suppress
prlze 1chung 10 the state. and calling TIC
attention oi local authorities 10 the lights
advertised 10 take place within Lie borders
OF Louisiana ia the near future Bud lien
aud saws the proclamation Will not inter
fere with the hiiTail sullivan hight. ~ u
was lot intended 10 have ,he affair ooma
OF In Louisiana
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

OOurt, Il b y atsas,. ~ is&GAAa, la
terney -ue9sIai aahu hansoek ~ hose.
fer Commissioner ~ Acaeols $40 n
hanhn. ~ hlchnsaa1 foF Asmber ~
beard u fabt6 Nefks c0seIasI Foraker
h.s received - ,ssf.a..s II oaAsE EAsgl-llos
from 81 par.s Il llss ooGntry
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

PTTTsBURoH. Pa. June 27-ht oonvsn-
ton Of railroad miners ~ the Pittsburgh
district u was said that 2.DDo miners were
out on strike against the company store
svstem bssoiutions pleoging the support
Of The men ~ vork were adoptsd
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
kned ~ wnm-n.

wisHE~RS. VIE, June 27.-At Benoft-
vile. twenty mlles down the OmahS liu.
Alics Brown the posfTaisti go ~ tfsf
plsce struck John Ross OF ths head with
cluh. from the effects 81 which h died ~
O'Clock TUESDAY night Mrs Brown c.siuas
sef-defensa ls0ss. 10 is said Fas iutoKi-
Gated
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

CISCINNATI. june g Jss turner's closed
their fest by visiting 1oney Isiand the
geological garden and other plsoss ~ in
tereSt about TIE city Wednesday They al
go away delighted with their meeting,
which has been saocsssiu a. ana agreeable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

kspstao11 state
convention qgickiy
cemI1ete1 - q o1k
~ nazai14glns 4 l.
l.aa psoA. "a Asllb.
t,s.l& tOAngy Ter
l4eatsAAai NoVeTG
~ Judge ! , tllok
lu2E of Clssel@sa.
ia nupreEs 5aAse
JOau { h4oNR oi
JerSzsoa. toz iEsaA
uIeI Z II Hester IT
Van nsTt Iof llerk
ef Tie say a. "a 9
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

ST LOUIS June 20 he body Of a Young
woman OF shout - was found on Union
avenue at = O'Clock m Her face was
discolored and severe bTu ses about
the face and neck lead to the
belief that she was stTangled L. death The
name Anna was engraved on the handle
Of AZ, .1rrLreIIa found ~ LaI SIDE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Ins ONO rlckrr.

Hos T. A. sss sA.ss IA. k<ss sssss~s aeuHA~
asx fss tissssgsat-s.essr1.F- aAs okhss
&aostaakos
OSlUNsKs = 3aDS r. AfsAf ttsxornss
fxaakeIs nomination "a IA .s3s.a..t.x ks.~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 27.-The steamship
HuncaIia. Captain Leithauser. arrived
Wednesday morning from Hamburg with
l04 immigrants The captain reports or
June 10. in latitude 45ig north. longitude
a. Il west the Hungaria passed through
an immense ice field There were six o.
seven bergs over nifty feet in height and
about twenty smaller ones. besides con-
sidaraLIe nn.LltIfr IF drl,f ice
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

ANNAPOLIS. Et june = The centennial
snniveTssry % 81 gOhn College wss oeis-
hrsted here Thursday The college wa
the direct descendant OF King Williams
school Initiated la 1872
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

DIS BoINES. la. June 4 Two boys.
George and Freddie JiDskoy aged respect
lively y and - wears. were dros neo in the
Des MoInes river "wednesday FREDDIE lost
Ms life v hiie seeking 10 save he brother.
Georges body Was recovered
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
nInnr ror,on. IInrt Ii r.nn...c..

GAILATIN. Tonn, June .5 The Chess
peake A Nashville passenger train due here
at ! a m. jumped tbe track az blcdsoe
Wednesday morning and the passenger and
baggage coaches ent down about eiNty
feet Conductor l. = Buck and Nail Clerk
Henry Peacock jumped and were badly
hurt About eight persOns were sefiousy
injured and several children We're more or
less hurt The wrecked cars were badly
smashed and IL is feared there are few
hodfee usIer the s-+Feek
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Bosros. Tune - Z NUifksr 4 fo.
rr.suufa~tgrsrs - stove srs1u- hn -
CeulFn~-eIsi Ttrsst hsrs ssrigne5 - ? =
Nor The hsnl isies sre a. ~, sssss
zGlligallg So ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Tss8rxsToS guDs = r. rnibel ststes
steamer A1srns - Honoiul8. hAs besn
oT1ersa 81 ssroos - tsEs tss per. g -
Asrr ard N.Esc noR on t1eH Vsy - szr
ErsE1lscs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
COUNTING ira COST.
The DaIn.ss Go tss fsansSis@si- Rail
rs-a Company by ths ilssss vii MOI
I1ossa 81. 1bo ,eoS.

la4ADk1fHI4. : Ug4e =. Al = lleeGus oI
the directors ~ lae fUnRsY ltaAiA Tsiilo4d
Wednesday the nEst since the recent
fioods the result ~ the eKaRln sUoa al tlge
several Anes made a. President hob
srls Nas discussed NJ securste esl-
mate wss made a. a. the cost ~
restoring tse property - The con-
diI.on "a &s "a bsfoIs lhs neod, b1t
reports Wste presented s0fnoiepiiy spe-
olnc u shoN Ihat On a. of the iinos OPP
stea bs tie company Tie totai damage
would rot eaeeed from 9 soo. .e0e ~ D., ao0,-
0p0 ~4ieb suIn "A ~ be snilfeis Supplied from
the Surplus pIofts ~ all The lines Affected
Except by loss 81 traffc Ine current net
revenues of the several companies VII.
therefore. not bc affected
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

ETEFEapoIlfs. Nina. June - = Pin
yle. - oretna Nan q short tirns age
bouFht two thrsshing machine, ~ fbs
Minnesota Machine COMPANY - Still
water Minn The CBpsdian Govern
rueHt seizeo the machines ..oagss tnsF
were pris0n made F1mris nov suss tns
Gsnadisn Government FOR a co. dsrnsgs&
The authorities afs iB doubt whether - %
Etrey tbs faschtres or ssDc them bsck ts
tns United sta-es
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

C-pfsfa ns~ser-s Sirye~ Gives 81 eTa
Version - ths Tragedy
csssxxsrov : q gune q Ir McDe-
vss pat - raa stsrd Testes'sF mnE -
eae Itawsaa case. He ursse11 1sl 1szz az1
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
nishing "a house comfortably is To be found
in the most attractive form, and when the
vacation season iS over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
neighbOr who spent his money iii railroad
fare and at summer hotels in TO your beauti-
ful home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions

NEW YORK June e.
FLoUR-Market light and quiet Spring pat
eats, NO 500, Bakers, s3 2Oaas); Straights.
s35O LA50
WHEAT-was less active and lower. July. 7lsi
5H,c' August s'ssGts &c, and December, TsS
9o)s.c.
CoRN-M0deratoly active and easier No Z
s5o; No. Yellow. 90 Qs5s. .c. 40. g. s5s.ci
No. yellow. soc, july. 5ts I85t.c e. August
s5k. 1855 C, aud September. 81, u25r.c.
OATS quiet and easier 10. Z cash a2ito;
June, 22oc, july. ~ G22a4c, August. 2zs.z
2eAo. September. 22lsG22'.c Sample lots on
track and free on board IN far request and
lower No 2. e2ae6c, No. 3 White. 2ss 1esc.
No. 2 ss4a23ho. No. White. 2sis ge9o.
RYE-Wss again frmer. No. cash. 4l5.c.
Jane, &c, JAY. <244a.c. and Sepiem Der.
ssi Es3Ao. No. by sample. s3o, and No. :
81 40c.
BARLEY-Insctive and nominal Poor 70
choice. - I5oc.
MISS PORk-Rather active aad prices lower
Prices ranged At ell sD1tIs.oo for cAsh; tlLT-is
GI2o0 for July: ELs7sfaIs05 for August
and sli91ts 4iais Tor September.
LARD - Rather active and prices higher.
Quotsious ranged at Se01ss7S Tor cash;
ts.s2ltas olt, for July. 12b a677S, FOR Al
gust, and &C SoGs $ for September.
NV YoRs. Jun. q
wH,AT-Dsclined 11fhc. weak July. sss
as4c. August ssesssc. september g5sa
eltc. October s6t, assc- December, G7-ls1
se.c Nav. ssh 0ossc
CoRS-Easi sr and quiet AiJsd Western. ~,
C9isc
OA1s-DuiI and nominal western 27asso
PRovIsEoSs-B Beef duH, plate. = so4soai
Txfrs Mess - -. Pors sissdy sbd qu.sts
Ness sie09elsgs. Extra prime, tllsoaIl7A "a
Lard arm. Win moderate dsmsud' stssD-rsn-
dered & %
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

DEsvTR Col June = The plant - Tho
Denver Brewing Company has been puF-
chased by Or EnRiist syndicate FOR sss9 90
The tTst payment q tiso.eo bas been
made
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
&c RkE ; cAsE coSTISutn.

Habls authorT that pr-
chased che arset fram to flrer-
rr1f as only sn1slrel E 1atsfs sn4
sa-s = t-lesrara 20 sore Eolnr IN Wen
s-s, rrestrnaafv Hanracs for che hsfsncs.
Ths raoney "a telegraph hed sad Burke
promptly sot Bis 6rzsa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
A Little Good Judgment on Your Part

Enabled YOU to show luXurieS which he can
not afford. He will think you fell heir to
some vast estate, while the facts are that
you know
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE GRAND JURY 5

1t is reported that the grand jury has re-
ported two fresh indictments aud that they
viii be presene ed In court shortly. The
names are suppressed
The grand jury issued subpoena duces
tecum on Schwartz, Dupee & Co, stock and
grain brokers, for the books OF the firm
containing all accounts Of Alexander Sulli-
vans dealings with them. lt has been
found impossible so far by the grand jury
TO learn what disposition was made by Sui
livan OF the money he drew from J. L. Les
ter q Co. The grand jury IS evidently try
ing TO verify, If possible, the charges made
by DR. Cronin that sullivan squandered the
money OF the organiZatiOn-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-05
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
N Thursday the Seventh day of Move mber,
1889, at 2 O'clock p. m. l will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. a. my
office, 25 West Second street, Los Angeles,
California, one hundred (1oO) shares of stock
in the Simi Land and Water Company, such
shsres having par value of one hundred
dollars each, and having been pledged by John
G. Byram to secure the payment of a promis-
sorry note given by the said John G. Byram in
favor OF William F. Obesr, October 9th. 1888,
and PAYABLE on october 9th, 1885, with interest
at the rate of fifteen pc ceut per snDum. The
said John G. Byram having failed to pay said
note, aud due demand having been made upon
g. g. Mill ord, Administrator of the estate of
John G. ByYam, for the payment of the same
said stock will be sold as aforesaid to real re
the amount due upon said note. together with
costs of sale.
WILLIAM F OBEAR, Pledgee.
Dated, Los Angeles, Cal November LIST, 1889
L27t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-05
LEGAL.
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF ADMINS TRAITORS
SALE.

TNTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGELES
l. county, State of California. a
In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob Hoinmel,
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
an order OF the above entitled Court, made on
the 26th day OF July. 1889, in the matter of the
estate Of Jacob Hommel, deceased. the under
signed Will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, for lawful money of the United States,
and sui ject to confirmation by said Superior
Court on or after the 10Th day of November,
the said jacob Hommel az the time of his
death, and all the right title and interest tn at
the said estate has, by operation oflaw or other
wise acq quired other than orin addition to that
OF said Jacob Hommel at ths time of his death
in and to all those certain lots land situate in
the city OF Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles.
State Of California, and bounded and described
i. Lot four ~ Of the Fort Hlll tract
=. That Ger ain lot particularly described as
follows; commencing al TIE 8 E. corner Of J
east on the northern line of Bloom street ia
$40 feet to line of railroad thence in north
easterly direction to point on the 3. G Thomas
the TSomss act as5 fet sHna to he
ner of land sold J. s. Chadwick; thence ut
right anglesi 3. along the east line of said Chad
wick land to place Of beginning on Bloom
street, the same being portion of the Hancock
tract.
8. Also lot described as that portion of the
q; g. Thomas tract lying .eastery Of lot: ~ q
tract being bounded on the northerly side by
the prolongation easterly of Leroy street; on the
west by lot 27 of the said tract, and on the
southerly side by the northerly line ef the Han
cock tract, and on the east by the railroad lands
except strip Of land rs feet wide on north
side OF said lot, the same being reserved for a
public road or highway, and being continua-
ton of Leroy street.
Terms and conditions of fale, either for all
cash or for one-haf cash, balance on deferred
note and mortgage.
Bios or offers may be made at any time after
the first publication of this notice aud before
ing, and may be left at the law Office of Ander.
son. Fitzgerald Il Anderson. No. 81 Temple
street, Los Angeles city and county and State
or delivered to the undersigned personally
JACOB HOMMEL, JR.,
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob Hommsl,
decd.
ANDERSON, FITZGERALD & ANDERSON. Attorneys
for Estate.
Dated November 2. 1859. n3td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-05

ERANK A. MARSTON, PLAINTIFF, vs.
T. Lyman Allen, ct al. Defendants sheriff's
sale, No. 10,619.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale.
nder and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale. issued out oil
the Superior Court of the County of Los An
geles, State of California on the 18th day OF
october, A. D. 1889 In the above entitled
action, wherein Frank A. Marston, the above
named plaintiff, obtained u judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against Lyman
Allen ct al, defendants, on the 18th day Of
October, A. d. 1889, for the sum of S2,425 4O
in in lawful money of the United states, which
said decree was, on the 18th day of October
A. D. 1889, recorded in judgment book IA oi
said Court, at page 100. am commanded to
sell all that certain lot piece or parcel of land
situate. living and being in the County of Los
Angeles, State Of California. and bounded and
described as follows:
Lot number forty-flve (45) of the Mullins
California, aH per map thereof recorded in
book 5, page 800. Miscellaneous Records OF
said Los Angeles County.
Public notice is hereby given, that on Thurs.
day, the 28th day of November, A. D. 8S9, at
IL o'clock, m, of that day, in front of the
Court House door of the County of Los Angeles,
on Spring street. will. in obedience to said
sell the above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
jucgme ment, with interest and costs, etc., to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, lawful
money of the United States.
Dated this 4.h day of November, 1889.
M. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County
By A. M THORNTON, Under Sheriff.
EEoCH KNIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff
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