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ErOg SALE-GDoD CHANCE TuK oNg Win
small M~eans->tocs aud Fixtures ~ rolaoca
ticar~ and Confectionery stVrc sinai reat Tor house
AID Ntarc sickIess caasa Of sa4Ang 244 a. u ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

Is this cold enough for you?
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I,O sALE-AbDIG JULN NJ MIL uANEe
yr : LlcgAnt SUCG pnalos rpturuel tr1m renS
which W Nall sell a. rcduccA lfars
api fFtiffEk a CuNIflE SIa mn st
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l,Qs ARRIVED 20 HORSEsA AMONG
> tn,m Soiae me Draft Hud DRIVERS. also r Jew lsw-
lriced Horses. Prices rcasunAOla \. sCHIFGEI.
SO3 18th ~. near u n ". IeslwsE
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW BOARDERs A BE ACCOUNTABILITY
"A at shadeland, near Falls Church; nne shade AID
water good board: AIRY rOOnas- Address W.. a. WhA-
LEi, Pals Church, Va led Az
(NHEsrNUT DARBY ~COTTAatl. q
minutes walk from GaithersOurs Station, elesnnt
FOOLS and recommendations milk. shade and gooi
water; terms moderate. Apply on premises. Jej-ofs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

Today is Fry-day. P. s.. This is sarcasm.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALLF-
2I ghenies; 1000 eei elevation. large airy rooms:
yOod BOARD; saddle and driving horses; bowling ail.y:
iaMn. Tennis grounds: reGso nAb1e rates. AddrS
JOHN A. Aurora W Va Ic0-Ims
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

los sALE-rhuRoUGHBRiD ITALIAN GRAY.
hvnnd, iemAle, threc lUars old also Nale luGIL
ST. aitimor Nd I0Hfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

Shut the door /,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
FAILED FOR 100000.
John r. Plummer 4 CO., Dry Goods, of
New york. Make nm Assignment.

John r. Plummer 4 CO., Dry Goods, of
New York. Make nm Assignment.
NEW YoKK, March 2o.-The dry-goods
trade WAS startled Wednesday by the
failure OF John L. Plummer 4 Co., fol-
lowing. as IL did, so closely upon that OF
HARRISON & Loier. which took place
last week. The firm is composed Of
John T. Plumner and William S.
Darling. They made general assign
nent for the benefit of their creditors
to Jeremiah p. Murphy, their cashier.
Mr.. Plu1lmer also made an individual
assignment to Mr.. Murphy.
The creditors concerned, by uniting,
possibly, can make the suspension only
a temporary one. Mr.. Murphy said tho
liabilities were about S1,c90, coo, of
which about $500, coo is for borrowed
money and the balance is due to manu-
factarers and for trust money de-
posted with the firm by rela-
tiyes and friends. The assets nom
inally were little larger than the
liabilities They consist of stock and
outstanding accounts and some valuable
real estate owned by Mr.. Plummer. In
the trade the Liabilities are reported TO
be 81, 100, 600 and the nominal assets ST.
COO, 900. The trade attributes the fail
uro 70 overadvsnces, chiefly on the sat
met accounts. and complications arising
from the old firm of Stone & Darling,
whose business John (. PlumDer took
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
THE Markets
6rsin. Provisions. Etc

CHICAGO. March -.
FLoUs-ouiet hut Grn. Patents sfsJd4r -;
Bakers - 2eOss3 IS; Straghts b 75.e4 =;
Winter Patents. s. s09f -. Clears. 500 80
WaEAT-FsTn aad active 10 csah ~ n
s&c, Nay, 7f.gCAc. No. spring. SS165c,
No. sprinE eSl7.e, dspersing on quality.
CoFy-In moderate dcma8e and hruer. No
p gsH1SEo, Nc 2 yellow. PC bid; No q
RTAc No. 3 yellow ?; Sc April soc Nay,
s9R 2soe. June aoss2Soise. Juiy, 2l15i4e,
September. es12eSc
OAIs-Ac;ive ard d Cher. No. 2 21asGfi sc Z.
May. gfsGS1Ac, Jun- p isG21Se. JalY uA2
ESo sauples bigger. No. ; 2'efeiKe No.
whiss. - GS34s: No ?. 2.Ss9o9be; No ?
WHITE gz7a4c
Ryr-SAzhuv s.tfc- No rash. GHc;
Nag denvsrv 4s-sRsSAc. samples about ss2ee
for Ne 2. 9.742o FER Ee p
B4RrET-Scarcs snd ssesdv Common. thin
NJ ? Ssfs5o. NsTthpestsrn-No q thln
asQtTs rocd 20 caofce t0lt<5c, faneT. Eesse
NEss Porz-Trsdins moee7stslT active aai
prices ra,sd easter ~ ga saai3 ~ for easa /.
o. eN1G e for Nareb SIC asef0s0 for
NsT ard So $40 80 for Jaly.
L.sRc-T~atlrE rnsie~af. anf p-ic-s stestr ~
q s-is7 p % for cssh; - 0-sf a7is FOR Ns-cas
sg s g. ~ !. for MAJ sra = ~ b for s1lT
BTrTEs-Crss sner7. eG24si DAFT 7G2os
Pscsius stoec eaa
rGss-Eresh. fs.se
PeUITsY-Drsssef Chf,Es-s s72oc - :
Dressed TrrEsys q AZ pr ; 1--we Dccxs =
. rer : Itrs Geese. 81 7,GF 81 per cczsa.
LEcr0 ss--D yeHled SPIRITS steady a. g. ~ foT
snishss seesS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

ssAts a. he woFlt's tar n Chi
car. s~azssx Bailey Introduced .
tlll ~alSa provides fer making
. safsabls appropriation tor a. loss s2-
Ashlt a. tns f.ir. Senator e-hZstt Ii
trod EceS kas Democratic cSae4s eaA .
prov.as fox l.esAsiRg sAs sale q iHtex-
iessiag h44sFS A syneps1s = a. isl'
loas.
II r-cs ses sast skes t.o eftAs q TIE Q-1at
cs1 sls-sasrs x e4.y - tow4 ~ g -ssrissFs
e1tsile u ctty 81 tcsa PSstloe tsT thF So
uslsstss - tas e1ssxsos - D4G9r seillDE -
e.ses.oa 49, - esllsz fsr tsat pgrpose. sze 20
etnes e1es LA eSn BE- sots9 akS2 91las s1s
s4zls 49, 4 ia rese1 = nsss-fe
si1allar e-sesaoa ga EQl - aes@ s4iEin
i've yssrs. am-1>4siss. uesnsss nlsg
ss sr4Ets1 - aay s11 zss sSss
t1&z 49, 20 psrsoas q ge0a Goral e@W<stsF'
Aad Gr1xs1sEs aazF os y@rellttec - sel IS~oFs
fer z-sdtcl14l mesh anieal. s4eTsmcassi eF ca
l1zry purposes s-l-oat s.lse1se cgt success -
tEs penalties o. rs eiA weteb 4F~ = rns q lIi
lsss lhae sllo ar sE9re thSn 800 of I2PrisoA'
nest 10 tie coeasy al Cor re- iess t1zn tAirsy
asys. q 1osa els sac tEETlsosLssnt - sss
cosEt's 4iscrsiion-
Ia tie aoass joiat resolution was
offered by Mr Rec irktr0eting our Rep
reseEtztiyes in Congress 20 do al In
their power 20 so revise ouE tariff laws
that the farmers Will not be compelled
% bear The whole burden Of protection
OF all cur other industries. and 70 f2ver
= law fo- the free coinage OF silver With
out restriction in quantity on the same
footiag as gold is new coined, and Tor
the issuing Of Treasury notes which
l. - a. lab
Ar Leads. chairman Of the committee
on appropriations, reported that the
bills before that committee ask for
appropriatioas for the various State IN
stitutions amounting IN al 10 81, S2s, so2-
In addition 20 these bills thore are
eleven bills for the establishment OF
normal schools, each OF which asks an
appropriation OF from SIS, 600 70 slO0-
0o0 lt is not expected, however, that
moro than three additional normal
schools will be established under the
most favorable legislation
Tbs proper committees OF both
branches have reported against an ap-
preparation for Chester Turneys bene-
At A House committee has reported
favorahly the bill prohibiting the tor
nation OF pools and combinations by in
surance companies.
DEs MoISEs La, March so-In the
House to-day the concurrent resolution
asking Congress 70 secure deep-water
navigation At Galveston came Up and q
motion 70 refer was lost. Pending the
adoption OF the resolution the House
adjourned.
In the Senate aresolution was adopted
instructing the committee on conpen'
sation of public officers 10 inquire into
the salaries paid superintcndonts of
State institutions. The committee On
normal schools reported in favor oi
Alcoma as the location for the State
Normal School
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Spring g Carpets

Perhaps It is early to talk
about Spring Carpets, but
what Is the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here to buy your new car
pet? Our three floors OF
our double store are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufacturer, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety of design and color
ing for Spring of 1890 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we viii store
and lay them for you when
ordered. We make a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that a customer pleased Is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

TAe President has approved the Acs
for ths srecrlS 81 pehlle building az
Lansing Nieh
Judge John : AErer, sz-cellsctoF 81
tAs Pert 0i S&H TGSEs-ssa alsa N tAAt
city Wednesday
EEekiel Sullivan veteran % ths
Mexican VEL. tied a. cSluH eus. Ind.
on Wednesday, aged los years
Itls sstimatea that there are s0S. 90
ials nea throughout Grest BritAin
ewing to shs strike 81 Lancashire.
In the Canadian House Of Commons
Wednesday nighI the e4l FOR 8 erlags
ever Tie Detroit river WAS passed
The Pacific Coast hoard of Commerce
hss ssksd Congress FOR sadia0nAl leg
isiati0n to prevent CAinsse innigrs-
tion.
Right thousand employees Of the Arm
strong gun-~orks al Eis~iek. Rag,
have struck for . working day of eight
boUrs
Minnie MSddern. the actress, MAS mar
ried in New York Wednesday 70 HArri-
son Gray Flake. editor OF tie Dramatic
Mirror
The snow hloekads on the southern
branch Of the RiS Grsnde read over the
Cumbers range. 500 miles south Of Den
yer has been raised.
~ Clarendon. Ark. the water q the
White river is out OF its banks and hAs
already caused much damage 10 prop
eriy. The river Is still rising.
A resolution fsvoring unrestricted
reciprocity IN trade between the United
States and Caaada WAS unanimously car
ried in the Manitoba Legislature.
A meteor Weighing several hundred
west OF Gainesville, Tex. It had the
appearance Of gigantic fin: rock.
Josh Day, wholesale and retail hard.
ware dealer, a. Lewiston. Ne. has as
signed 10 ". II. White aud Charles II
Miller. The liabilities are about SO. 600.
The shop Of r H. Brooks s. Co. arch
itectural iron works, Cleveland, O., Was
partially destroyed by fire WEDNESDAY
night Loss, $50, coo; covered by insur
snce.
Governor Fifer. OF Illinois. has offered
a reward Of $500 for the arrest and con
viction of the burglar who shot Hon. ID
Is. Gillham at Upper Alton Tuesday
night.
An epidemic OF diphtheria in most
aggravated form is raging in some o.
the country districts OF Luzerne County,
Pa II is what 10 commonly known as
black diphtheria-
The clothing store OF William Lose
kanp, at Livingston, Mont, was closed
on attachments in favor OF Chicago cred,
itors. The assets are $40, 600, and the
liabilities SIT, 900.
Joseph T. Brown & Co, dry-good.
merchants at Paris. Tex. and Decatur
Tex, assigned Wednesday. The liabi
lities are estimated st So. 600 and the
assets are not known.
In the timber lands in the Western
part of Bartholomew County, Ind,
robins have appeared by tho thousands
and are still coming. They are OF un
usual size and are being slain by hun,
Creds
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
GIVEN a HARD NAME.
In the Court-Msrtisl Of Lieutenant steele
at Chicago Several of Private Wild's
Comrades Testify That His Word Was
Worth Nothing.

In the Court-Msrtial Of Lieutenant steele
at Chicago Several of Private Wiid's
Comrades Testify That His Word Was
Worth Nothing.
CHICAGO. March 2o.-in the tri al by
court-martial of Lieutenant Steele.
charged with mistreating Private Dell
7. Wild. a mum Der OF soldiers who we're
comrades OF the complaining witness
testified yesterday that Wild's character
for truth and veracity among the mem
bers Of mis- regiment was notoriously bad.
John McComas identified Wild as q
former private in a company OF the
Fifteenth Infantry OF which witness
was first sergeant. Wild was known
then as Daniel p. Ward. Judge Advo-
cate Murray recalled Wild in order that
he might tell why he had not furnished
the names Of comrades who would vouch
for his being truthful man. Wild said
TO the judge advocate:
NJ told you at ST. Paul cid not think there
vss 3 man In the troop who would testify for
me asd against an officer. told you that
soldier who would testify against an
ofacer would have 10 shn out. II
would be made so hot for him
get into prison. Il is a very easy thing for
an olfcer 10 get a soldier into prison on a
trivial charge. ] would not want 70 testify
against sn ofaoer and then stay IN tho troop"
CHICAGO, March 2o.-At the morning
session OF the Steele court-msrtial,
Antoine Wensith. recruiting-sergeant
located in this city. testified that in a
conversation with Wild held on the 18th
inst, the latter said this case grew out
OF a grudge he bad tor Lieutenant
Steele, and that be had been
on the watch for chance 70
get even. he refused 20 per
from the work Steele had requested
him TO do. although he would have
cheerfully obcyed the order had any
other officer given it. lie also stated
that be hoped Steele would get easbiered
and sent to prison That II such were
done he would feel that the grudge was
wiped ont
Wild WAS recalled before the court
and when asked separately the parts OF
the statement be declined 70 say
whether they we're true or not, claiming
that what be had told Sergeant Wen
rith had nothing % do with the case.
Lieutenant Buoklev. of the court, asked
Wild IL he still believed that II sol
der testified 70 the truth against an Of.
fosr that soldier would suffer either
from that officer OF others Wild replied
that be believed so. bnt had never
beard OF private testifyinE against 81
offcer
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

CArxra. IT.. Nsrcs s9-ki,ks@i p.
Eev. prou p.nt hsrksr sns stocs
buvsr 81 Msus.n. Cslhoun County. "a,
sad John z Esironsy. hss s-sthex-in-
a.. sorsssrtsEv waIksS os ST TIiinois
IA roaS trsstls - CeEuctl Eli sts scr
sbous : oclock Tuesday uirh. fsiiios
sbout siTty feet upor tss roeks aslov.
Ksll7 uss instantly slilss sus Naisonsy
susta ias2 fpizriss wki@s nay result
fs1aitE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
FnrIi.h STRIKER. wiz.

LoxDoS. March % The grsststriks ~
Enelisb coal miners has ended ia com
plsts surrender CT the employers The
demands q The nnsn for 5 per cent in
crease In wages. 20 be followed July BY
ar additional increase o. tie sane proper
tlons. we're scosdsd 70 ard work ~lll re
resumed st cnce
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
n...,.r. b "a. cenre oe.n,r,.

PABIs. March 20 - Il Is officially
stated that telegram has been re-
oeivsd from the Congo country saying
that French post consisting of ten
natives under European aEent has
been massscred at Jbungus. The sb-
ductioa o. the wife g = native chief b7
a EuroPean is stated 20 have been tie
caGse q ~ urassarre
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

CTT-as7 Marrt p
carr TTe--MaTFst rrssrsesT sctfvs ~
rrirss ~ rstrfslnek 1ucssrt0ss rarzes
81 So ~ for cs~er - fareT setur rz
Stes-ss 8 &f4n sor rood ~ tscz-s a.
E.2sssA g ~ -e~=17 - fsB g. . r. = g
- en--te~s sse-~s, - <r2z - - stoczsrs.
= 2se7 - fc~ Tsxsns = a,1-s ~ fcr Feete-ss
8 se15 ae ~ ccrs. Fl-rsz1 81 s-r Frs p "a
SM tr "a raf~-x
5ccs--Ns srs-< fs~s~ srrfrs, sr-ss - =
t,w.r Szlss ras~~- ~ = 1-1tH f0r HE1f.
ss4%N e. rs.zt Eack.as a 4aaG4&a -
nix~1 sna t4E<s = sor assvT sae<As al
s1 rEfsg etx
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

ZASEsvILLE o. March % - Tks =
mon ths-ola dsughtsr o %. late Her.
John e McGregor died Wei nss8sr
This makes eight DEATHS in The family
IL less than month. al cyiug n diph-
theria eroept tbs child uho 6ieS
Ws5 nesGay 80 sies q luug lever
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

a Ne- Rfr TatroHu~-a - thr fc-s s-s-
-Dulaxz fa to 8oss~.
DIS MorvEs "a. &sreh - Ia -
Eorss Wednesday .he Senzts roox
inisiz-cry sssps tow1ra rro7iG -
- tss ~--rs- rs1-ss-1sssi11 g tee
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Both the method snd results when
Syrup 0f tigz = taken; il l. pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gsntly JET promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tsm sEeeIually. dispels colds, head
aches and tsyers and cures habitnal
constipation. syrup OF Figs is the
only remedy Of lls kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
eeptsbls y the stomach, promps Ia
Ia acton and truly beneficial IA is
Effects, prepared only fro1n the most
healthy and agreeable substances. It's
may excellent qualities commend il
% Al and have made il the most
popular remedy kn0Wn-
Syrup of Firs Is for sals In .5oc
and 81 bottles ~ ell leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have /. On hand vii pro
cure iE promptly for any one who
Wishes % try l. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
sss FR2NClscO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kK kEA FoaS. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

So Fratcrsro. k1rck 71-Ssrass 2
Eenn.sT y for sigst yss-s fsrsisr
rnorsv-o-ser ei.rk - re s~r Trtrc'sr
r,ost-ofes. vss srrssss6 % y s>nsees1
fsr en- bszs' Dg 81 se8
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

pK4r~ryn. Kipn, Esrck 1o-E A.
sssrlss snd " {. rsins wsrs ARRESTED
81 Nlssoola Mort, Wednesday or
eks-Fs q rothinf tbs Fortsern Pscite
sryress ofos here - SIS soe . Fssr sgo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

sFvworR Tz5-. Marc- - - TboTss
L Collins. Ju8xs - ths FsrtT-sscor6
Ju3icisl psstrict - Indiana. s15 ere u
- sblsst 5artsts n tse Sac, did o
Bfigkts disease Wssass6ay raornirE a.
as hous y szle-n- sgs1 IS yszrs Hs
wzs reee.ffv s~teS ~ fou-es tsrrn
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
COULDN'T AGREE.
Tho jury in the Hurley fvYis.) Bank Rob
berry Case Falls to Find Verdict and
Is DiscIar red-Perrin Kearrested.

berry Case Falls to Find Verdict and
Is Disctar ged--Perrin Rearrested.
ASHLAND, Wis, March 20.--The jury
in The Perrin case came into court
Wednesday after being out nearly n inc
ty hours and reported that they were
unable to agree on verdict. They
stood six for conviction and six for
acquittal. Judge Parish Immediately
discharged them. Perrin was resrrested
on the charge OF embezzlement on sc-
count OF al error in the record. De-
tectivcs will begin working on the case
again at once for new trial
The Legislative committee fled its
report with the Governor Of Mississippi
Wednesday. The report places the ex'
Treasurer deficit al S3l5,sI2.g2
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
srvEyrs c0ILEcTroys-

wAsE1vsrov. March 2a-Ihe totsl
collections - internal re7enas daring
the frso eight months q ths fiscal yesr
szain- Ture -. is21 ~rre ssa 49, OIL,
being ar l1cresse of - as soa IS con
ra-ad wish the collections sariRz ~
sorrsspondisx period q tas previous
f@rsf raa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

BUFFAro. \. Y March 20--Co--
ductor Hourhtsling, who vas found
guilty of criminal csrslessness by the cor
onsr's iurY thst investigated re Lake
shors accident sppearei in ths police
court Wednesday He pleaded rot
guilty sud waved exam iastion Hs vss
- sa-sf r SOC bsiL
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-08
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

John A. PHILBIN PLAINTIFF VS.. J. MAR
= ion Brooks, H. S; Donnell, J. S. Collins,
ants. sheriff's Sale. No. 13,O5s.
Order of sale and decree OF foreclosure ana
sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
Superior Court OF the County of Los Angeles
state OF California, on the 18th day of June, A.
d. 1890 in the above entitled action wherein
John A. Philbin, the above named PLAINTIFF
obtained Judgment Of decree and foreclos-
nre and sale against J: Marion Broohs de-
for the sum ofss2 ,932 Is. in lawful money oE
the United States, which said decree was on the
ment book 20 Of said court at page 146 am
commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces, or parcels of land, situate, lying and
Los Angeles, State of California, and bounded
and particlarly described as follows, towit:
Beginning at a point in the center of yeiax
and running thence N, 81 deg. O6 min. E, along
the easterly line of San Pedro street PSI 65 feet
to the center OF Pico street, the dividing line OF
Cherriotto and Philbin tracts of land; thence
south 81 deg. 43 min. E. along said line 94s.20
feet to 3x3 post on center of Pico streets
ns Of \ aSs 81 raot ma sS1s ees as
tract; thence south SO deg AS min E. along the,
defined by willow hedge 752 40 feet to a VIII
low stump; thence S, AS deg. 20 min. W. 9.7O
feet to an Usage orange tree; thence S. 63 deg
Of the Fletcher and Niemeyer tracts
Westerly line Of wofsk street, Poti thence sou sas
26. deg 49 min. W: along picket fence the
angle in said fence; thence along the same
s. 81 deg IL min. W. 6O2,7 feet to a point ir
the center of Vejar street; thence N. SO deg,
81 min. W. along the center ofVejar street
2,6OS feet to the point of beginning. containing
thirty-one and sixty-fve one hundredths
(31:65) acres OF land, more or less. Less those
certain portions thereof heretofore released from
the lien OF SAID mortgage by sundry instruments
plaintiff herein and his assignors, which
partial releases were at various times, between
the execution of said mortgage and the COM
mencement of this action, duly recorded in tho
once OF the county recorder of the county OF
Los Angeles and the said portions of said prem
lses, decrlbed in said mortgage, thereby released
are described as follows, to-wit: Being lots Nos
25, "a, a., 1, 1872, 1913, 1874, 195, 1876, 1873, l2s
135, 1877, 139, 141, las, SO, las, 147, 149, 15lr
153, 1855, 157, Ss, 80, SO, 49, 40, 4S, 49, 12l and
122 of J. Marion Brooks's subdivision of the
map of said subdivision, recorded in book % OF
miscellaneous records.pages and 8, records Of
Los Angeles county.
Peie notice is hereby that
D. 1866 1890, at W 12 o'cloci m. A. Of Of thss
day, in front of the court house dO0r
of the County of Los Angeles, on Spring street,
decree se Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or SO much thereof as nav
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, wttk
interest and COSTS ETC., to the highest and be1k
Dated this 14th.day of June, 1890
M.G. AGUIRRE,
ruosSaas snsr1m q f,LSs, Les Angelss County
Thos. b. Brown attorney for pleinf38.
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