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NoN-REsrDENr zE1oHERa
There are A7O or Them. ard r IL Proposed
That There shall No No More.


At meeting of the Board OF Education
yesterday q memorial was read from the on
GERS OF the Primary Teachers" Association re-
garding the necessity OF training the class
teachers In the details OF the new manual
training" branches The petition asked for
the establishment Of n school Of methods for
teachers, the classes OF which shall be 30 ar
ranged as to meet during appropriate hours
not interfering with the present school day.
The memorial was referred.
A letter from Commissioner II. Walter
Webb was read declining to furnish the Board
with the record OF testimony taken by the
special committee appointed two years ago to
investigate tho marking system. on the ground
that the testimony was confidential. The
matter was laid over. as was also the report Of
atty of ten days pay on Mrs, Henrietta Fisk,
Principal OF Grammar School n. Tor failure to
Fisk was charged with being instrumental in
causing the estrangement between W. ii. IL.
soneE GB moved that he be
ferred again to the committee. as new evidence
had been presented to Superintendent jasper.
The motion was agreed to.
The committee on the nomination Of trus-
tees recommended the appointment Of William
brand. twentieth ward, and Augustin Healy,
then C9mmissioneE Holt novel to sub
clared that al he had been able to find out
about Mr.. Hildebrand was that he was q SON
in-law OF Mr.. Tietjens, who had resigned the
trusteeship and had recommended Mr.. Hide
brand. MIR. Hildebrand's nomination was laid
over There was another row over the namo
OF MIR. Healy. Commissioner Hunt moved that
Mr. Healys name be laid over. Commissioner
Tss sss H. o. ne cant seq what Mr.
himself up as tho mentor OF this Board2'
Mr.. Hunt denied the charge, Mrs. Williams
said that what she had been able to learn
about MIR. Healy was not satisfactory. Com
missioner OBrien declared that it was out
raReous that anybody should say word
against him. Mr.. Healy was elected by a vote
OF IS to 6. He was present In the Board room.
and Commissioner 0'Brien introduced him to
Mrs Williams. 80 that she could talk with
him herself" he said
report was read which showed that 40
teachers were non residents. Their aggregate
salaries we're $425.S23. Ninety seven live out
OF the State. and receive S9SsS5. Commissioner
Gerard introduced amendments to the bylaws
providing that no person shall be licensed to
teach hereafter in the CITY unless a bona flde
resident OF the city: that when a teacher ceases
to reside In the city his or her place should be
declared vacant and that any teachers who
shall have become non residents after Sept. l.
1891. shall be deemed as having resigned. The
proposed amendments were laid over under
tho rule.
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INDIANApoLIs, May Tn the municipal
election In Valparaiso yesterday the Republ-
cans reelected the Mayor and Treasurer tho
Democrats elecinG the Clerk and Marshal
The Republicans elected two Aldermen and
the Democrats ono leaving the control still In
the hands Of the Republicans.
In Lafayette tho democrats were successful
securing four OF the seven Councilman and
also the water works trustees. This gives the
Democrats full control OF the city government
In Terro Haute the Republicans elected five
out Of six Councilman.
In Charlottesville. owing TO the decided stand
the Republican Council has taken against
aloons and gambling the Democrats put Il
hll ticket IN tho fled aud secured two Councils
men.
-, In Fort Wayne the Democrats elected eleven
Liuncllmcn, lndspendenlB ono. Tho new
Council vii stand eighteen Democrats ana two
HeI ubliCans.
( Ia Cowngton high license won victory by
| bSOlsction OF four Councilmen.
InJeleTsOnyillO the Democrats elected AS
] Uss)T and four out Of Ave CouncIlmen.
y New Albany the Democrats elected i've
! on six CounclImen; gain Of on,
LOgRnsp0rt the election resulted In tho
! SELECTION % one Republican aud four Demo-
/ cTh" Councilman,
I In Goshen the Republicans "lrcted Mayor
7 mn 'rsn-urrI the democrats t''Tr. Hutslal.
tLIo" Gun linen. ant hi'"f Work. Commits
hlohel lIisN license nnt Various other local
ias"'Somp'icatsd the r"ili"sts IN many places.
tpseiAtles trains lsAVs PsnnlYlVAnil RAllrosd sta
| Para ~ ISOOE. is.SJ, n.S0 / NGa IE q G,-LGS
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Mrs. Cromwer,s suit for Separation.

Mrs. Bertha Cromwell testified yesterday
before Judge Beach in tho SUPREME Court her suit
for separation from samuel NJ Cromwell auditor OF
tho singer Manufacturing Company
dozen years ago sho was Mrs Cohen. but after two
years her husband went to Europe to AVOID criminal
prosecution In lIa5 hhe gotta divorce from him and
was married to her present husband on June l. 1857
She has one child, boy OF II ytarA Mr. Cromwell,
she says treated her very Kindly before the marriage.
hut after marriage, when tiry went 90 i've WIN nor
mother Mrs K ID Muns0u. who kent boarding house
~ III Mezt Forty four'N tlTeeL he ulAin her only
small allowance hlmilAtri her time aud again and
rUaIly abandoned her III lebfuaTN, lNS1
Nv order OF Iudgo AndrowEhe 10 nov paying her S2n
4 week. ON tho mglun tor aim ny she claimed no
hAd an income OF 81 go but he set ~ that II
was only So = week The triA viii continue to-day II
h c aimed on SIR, trnmwels part that his mother IN
law had III uch % do with the trouble.
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Cruelty in "a state Homo Tor Children.

PROVIDENCE May I'm the investigation
at the State Homo to-day. after some general
testimony about the whipping OF children,
Miss Emma j. Carr former teacher, gave
evidence in regard to Harry Phare. who died
and was buried without prayer the same
night. When the boy became Ill Superin-
tendent Healey said TO her that all he needed
was a dose OF cayenne pepper 70 get UP his
gumption." Healoy told Miss Carr that sho
WAS around. but was TO take them to the cell
lar see that the windows were closed. and. il
they attempted to cry. choke them.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Chase. II philanthropist OF
Valley Falls. through whose fundamentally
the home was .ertahlished; blamed the Board
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On Feb. Mrs. Annie Schaibe Of 1877 Delan-
cey street caused tho arrest OF her husband Georgs for
abandonment, and Justice TaintOr awarded her - =
week Judge Patterson In the supreme Court dis
charged tho husband tho ground that tho clerk of
the police court had failed hls notice Of tho hns
baud conviction In the County Clerks office, The Wifs
Informed thar she could not have her husband
rested again l.hin the year Corporation Attorney
hleck,sT asked Judge barrett U grant inAndamus
compelling Justice 1aintOr Issue another WARRANT
Is opponent asserted that II Justice TAintor Issued
warrant Ito would be liable suit for false impTlSOn
ment. but Judge Barrett sustaIned Mrs kchAlbla
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Before the Supreme Court. General Term
yesterday Peter B Ulnsy on DshA,fof surrogate Kan
som, moved " dispAr Lawyer Juhu T. Murray he mas
bsrn source of annoyance 10 both the prrssn, SIr,p
gate and sK Surrogate Eol,Ins WHEN he WAS IN ofnc
Murray has misc"uductoi hImEeIt IN tho ~4fTuga,rs
Court was recently committed 10 AL for ten days Tor
contempt and has been threatened Nlth commitment
fHmstory stStsmsntS ~ papers WhIch hr submitted e.
the Surrogate Yesterday 10 Appeared m hi. avn 10
hAlf aud presumed athdANltS repeating tie chargsL
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MURDERER M'ELVAINE
Taken from Sing Sing Back to Raymond
street Jail In Brooklyn.

street Jail In Brooklyn.
Charles McElvaine. the murderer Of Grocer
Christian W. Luca who has been IN Sing Sing
under sentence OF death since November last.
was taken back TO Raymond street Jail, Brook
Ign. last night, and he will remain there until
after tho new trial granted him by the Court OF
Appeals. He told Warden Brymer that while
he did not expect to escape punishment for his
crime he was very well satisfied that 1t would
not be his fate to die by electricity.
His Wife Carrie: who has heen in jail as q
witness against his accomplices. Murty "
Dineen and Thomas luinlan. was allowed to
see him. She snt talking with him in front OF
the cell door until after 8 O'Clock last night.
Moore to-day TO tx a date for McElvalne's re-
trial. Dinecn Is dying Of consumption. He
can hardly walk tho length OF his cell.
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Trial Trip of - New Cruiser.

PHILADELPHIA, May Tho United States
cruiser PHILADELPHIA. which started down tho
Delaware liver yesterday morning for pre-
liminary trial trip, returned this afternoon. 1t
had been tho intention Of her builders Messrs.
William Cramp 4 SONS. to keep her ont three
days but her sea test tins morning WIS so sue
cessfu that Capi. icelo OF Cramp 4 Sons. who
commanded her brought her back one day
ahead of time The cruiser was started on her
trial trip AT O'Clock this morning over course
out to s"a, bearing cast soui beast from Cape
IcIlopeu. and return, siNtY.ve miles.
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Tricky Trot,Ing Dat West.

CHICAGO, May THE Board OF Appeals
OF the American Trotting Association is in
session here. William q. Cody OF WATERFOWL,
have Leen expelled as we're also John K
Fletcher II WHyery, Mo-. and the oh, e. Tom
I rivwell. W /. Eyerhart OF Maitland No., and
tho b. =. Dayy Crockett
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"Annt" susan Oct. M.r stand BueL.

Aunt" Susan. the Old news woman OF Sixth
avenue who NEs driven on Monday from her stand 81
the Ratings OF the triangular park a. Broadway and
ThirUsseond street ~ spArTow policeman Sho ~
stalled . sandwich man IN her place had her old
stand yesterday Aunt susan sold papers aud AS0
pickle up odd pennies vending candles and cakes TO
tho crowd ~ hsWGboyH Who meet At the park wait
Tor the newspaper delivery wagons The sparrow
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rnnera, OF John Alfred DAVENPORT.

The funeral of John Alfred DAVENPORT OF the
law hrrn of Davenport Smith Perkins took place at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from Trinity Church.
Bshop oans OF Albany Oictatrd, assisted by the Rev
j Noyett steele of Trinity church the Rev Mr. Raw.
nolds pt MoTisaGih tNe Rev 1T, Kainsfor1 Of ST.
Ie0rger the Roy. l'r Van Ronsseaer aud the Rev Sir
Mortimer Tho body, IN purple Caskct covered with
h-avy pail Of tie same color met the door Of
the church hy tlr clergy and tho nall bearers ATonR
ih"ae present wero Joseph " choae, Whsolor IT,
an Richard Ncwrpulbc. 80
Inc burial wAs In ~ AIMS churchy ard M0rTisaniA
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Row. on tic Elevated stations.

Louis CorviDuto, IL builder living at 41A
Rrooa avenIc wa. held IN S%n bail to answer to Q
charge of sauI At tho TDmbs Police Court yesterday
charles 4 Gugmnu gaeman At tho franklin square
elevated stttluiU sai nat tOrNinutO drunk and
had wautnu ) assaulted INN.
Alexander lager aud jeremiah Murray RatemenI at
the south Terry TERMINUS OF tho eeyIte1 road. an.
reared III the Iun.hs Ponce Court Yesterday morning
against James Nrull nud James Shannon Tho gate.
men said thu tie IrisOners drunk ana had at.
tackled diem shannon declared that they would have
been Killed ~ the Iatcmen but for the assistance OF
policeman. hcull was discharged and Shannon WAa
IN
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The Night Owls brought to Grief

PITTSBURGH, May Ten members of
tho Allegheny Night Owls. an organized gang
OF railroad robbers. were arrested at midnight
last night by the Allegheny City police The
railroads have been annoyed for months by
this gang breaking into and robbinG station
houses and freight cars 1t Ia estimated that
325.OOO worth OF property has been stolen by
these robbers within the last six weeks.
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the headquarters we're established In this city
Frequent enlarRements of the plan. were
made necessary. and in 1863 the Singer Manu-
featuring Company was founded Its last site
In New York was In Mott street. In 1873 the
business was moved to Elizabeth. In the yard
tracks and switches. The dock frontage 10 800
feet, The daily output OF machines is about
100000 and 100000. Besides the Elizabeth fac
tory there are plants also at Cairo ILL.,, South
Bend, Ind, Kilbowie. Scotland, Vienna, and
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Pu,,oderph,a's BroLsu Bank.

PHILADELPHIA, May IA preliminary
statement was made by the assignee OF the
Bank Of America to the stockholders Of the
bank to-day. 1t shows an apparent excess OF
assets over liabilities amounting to s237 ,G97.
James A. DUNCAN. cashier Joshua PfeifTer. as
paylng teller OF tho suspended bank we're TO.
day arrested at the instance OF Roger NAMES,
a droysr A warrant was also sworn out for
President Louis L. Pieitrer but was not served
owing to the death OF mis- son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
Assaulted = Policeman.

James MeAyoy. a horse trainer was hold Tor
trial a. the Jshsrsou hafhsl fnH.r '"Hr Nrs'tdAy uu
chatgs u ISsAui.ug Policeman - rEr Aiau.. ~
Api Reilly IRE iNtt 'ans 0 he '' "- tered ~
AFUy ~ mnNr On 81 IA d uan GA lNttlh y NJ
ASoy SnsAkSd behind him and srlr lul on ne h,ai
hcAVoy vas arrested w smother policeman As ~ Naa
IgElin6 ~ hTeadsAy A1SIHL HLl AsSn!sa " Tie t1A
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Mr. woIr HrsPDoIHtsd Police Coasis.
slOnor

Tho board u supervisors Of Richmond
10 Iurv AMI unu'y Judge tt.p.'us met yt''rdaJ At
B,,nuuuI. p o. 10 app,nni no 'JmInss'onsr for a
tsTn ~ ihTr' Isafs succeed PLthp Vol whose
term had expired mere we're len AaPTAhlA for the
office AftsI the taxing Of Blns ballots Nj fhip Wolf
i've tsTIa-
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WILIIMtNTIc, Corn, May I. TIE cheese 'ar-
tory at scotland was -Euck 10y lightning las night and
s"'erai large ',mhrrs we're ripped or. T. r. human me
tuIerHtru'eu' o. Tie factory, prurtTBsd hy Tie
.gn tnins AMI rendered unr0 some ims The
j.. tiniug hl-u struck Tie Tbiaeur, If tho ksV Mr.
bryan Mrs bfNGu iar tuFgJIEau wife, va knock Cd
down and haq.y injured
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CivII JusrIes Murray OvsrruIsa.

The suit OF Josephine Russell against Julia
Russell which grew out OF decision BY Civil Justice
Murray OF the Eleventh District before the General
Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas Yesterday and re-
Eultsd In . TSysTsAl Of justice hurrGy0 ruling With
order for . trial OF the Arti1n
Two three months ago Aiaa knaSsl brought suit 10
recover damages from Justice Murray. CITY Marshal
Wagner. ana Layer Lamont alleging that thew had
made . combination for the mAhipu alton n luttics To-
Tho Eleventh District curt 1bs sut was dismGhsd
Jusr~ Murray Les hTo l3hi suit against Miss Russell
fuT 81 ~ damages for LIBEL IN cAu'nE the publication
II her yLAfstt
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Killed ,L. Girl Who Rejected Hin.

OMAHA, May 7.--At Freeport, Banner
county, a young man named Clark. who has
been counting Miss Mcintyre. daughter OF
wealthy parents proposed 70 hor and when
she rejected hun. shot her IN the chest. lie
girl will die
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Shot HImseirIn tho Heart.

ELMIRA. Nav John Lyon. respected
resident OF OweRo. shot himself in TINT city
this morning He had long been a well known
business man there, retiring only u short time
ago on account Of i'll health.
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A STORY OF GREAT SUFFERING.
AFTER YEARS OF MISERY MRS. HEBEL
IS MADE HAPPT.

She Had Great Deal Of Trouble irtth Her
Head aud Throat, Caused by Cdtn,TIi, and
Sho Says Dra Copeland and Blair HdUs
Made Her Well again.
During recent conversation with tho writer, Mira
Anne lcbe who resides at 9l5 RivnRton street told
story ot great suffering and how after years OF misery
sho had been made well and happy.
Ny trouble seemed to bo all in my head and throat"
she said g. would he troubled with headaches n dull
heavy feehng Just above my eyes and tght feeling
across the bridge OF would very dizzy II
would stoOp over and arise again suddenly. | would
forget things easily. II lay anything down the next
moment would not remember whero put IT, NY
eyes grew weak aud they would water easily upon the
slightest exposure to tho wind. NV nOao would atom
np rst on one side then on the other completely block
ing my nose.
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A Iss-So Mas Escapes Gou. Bellows.

A general alarm was sept out from POlics
= iGiS SsSSSSd 6SH SsSvSs 5lIl ISSass SsSlisS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

A Chicago despatch says: The Lake Shore
road has given notice that, taking effect on May
OF 90 cents q hundred prounds Chicago TO
New York. The present rate is % cents 1t il
said this action Is taken to meet the secret cuts
of one or two competing roads. A meeting OF
all the east bound lines vii be held to morrow
the reduction will be met. or 1t is probable that
the rate will be still further reduced to 70 cents
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tpseiAktcs trains leave PsnRIYIVAnia railroad sta
EAEE ~ I<O0R ~ ~ u ~. / NGa ~ r h,-IGG
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A proposition to build coast line railroad
rom Inrflnnl Drn a l nuAr Enlifnrnln Ia nc.

., n ~ IVTUhIII1H 70 UUITu cUHSI IIHb IHIITUHu
cunying the attention OF II syndicate Of cant
talsts on the Pacific coast. Albert Houghton
was a. Pittsburgh Yesterday. 81 am going to
New York. he said. to endeavor 10 interest
Eastern capitalists in Tho project Our COM
It probably W III be called the California Coast
Limo railroad. Will, while In the Last. in
to aSrertanlng what amount of business we
could expect from that section"
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Pc Actors Order Of FTiIndah. - 10 useful as
sateo IN the long discussed and sill VOICd
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
LEGAL.

Jose MASCAREL, PLAINTIFF, VS.. 0. G.
q Weyse, George G: Hopkins and John Miner,
assignees of Q. G. Weyse for the benefit of his
and Merchants Bank, of Los Angeles, a corpor
alton, Henry G. Weyse, John Collins, Ivar A.
Weld and Louisa Weyse and Joseph Mutually
Sherifrs Sale. No. 1868.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
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 9th day of July,
A. d. 1890, in the above entitled action, where
in Jose Mascarel, the above-named plaintiff,
obtained judgment of decree and foreclosure
and sale against S st. g. W,eyse ct sl de-
the sum of s1O,S52S6, in gold coin of the
United States, which said decree was on the 9th
day OF oJu " p 1880 recorded aa IN
manded to sell all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the
City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles
State of California, and bounded and described
follows:
Commencing at the common corner of the
two traCtsof land, the one belonging to A.
Glassell and the other being the tract herein
described, the said common corner being II
point in the northerly line of College street,
and running thence along the dividing line
between said two tracts N 211a deg. E. one
hundred and seventy-one and half Q711a)
and half (2O%) feet to a point; thence N. %
deg. E. along the dividing line between the
tract herein described and the land of the
Capitol Mill Company, ninety-six and half
(9612) feet to the land of one Mascotta; thence
n. Az deg. W. along the line of the land of said
Mascotta, seventy (7O) feet to point; thence
S. "a deg. W. along the line of the land of
George Walter, one hundred and twenty and
three -fourths 5000 feet to point thence N.
81 deg. w. go six and one half feet to point
thence south l512 deg w. one hundred and
forty seven and one-fourth (14714) feet to
point in the north line of College street, thence
along said north line of College street s. 7415
deg 4. eighty (SO) feet to the point of begin
ming; being portion OF block 80, Ord's survey
of Los Angeles City, according to Stevensons
map of 1875; together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertain-
ing.
Public notice is hereby given, that on Friday,
the Sth day of August, A. d. 1890, 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 order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with
interest and costs, etc. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States
Dated this 9th day of July, 1890.
NJ. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
By WILL A. HAMMEL, Deputy Sheriff.
Graves, O'Melveny d ShanKland, Attorneys
Ior Plaintiff. 5y11-fri-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
TOHN MCCONNELL, PLAINTIFF, VS., JOHr
q B. DreYer defendant

John MCCONNELL, PLAINTIFF, VS., JOHN
q B. Dreyer, defendant.
Sheriff7s Sale. No. 1879.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles,
state OF California. on the 18th day of July, A.
D. 1890, in the above entitled action wherein
John Mcconnell the above named plaintiff,
obtained judgment of decree and foreclos-
ure and sale against John B. Dreyer, de-
fendant, on the 1th day of July, A. d. 1890,
for the sum of 1922. 81. in lawful money Of
18th day Of July, A. D.. 1890, recorded in judg
ment book 20 of said court, at page 242 l am
commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece, or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Los Angeles, State of
California, and bounded and described as
follows:
The west one hundred acres of the N "a Of
the NE. a and the NE. a of NV. 4 of section
(6) six, T. 5, n. R. IL W. San Bernardino
meridian.
Public notice is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the 18th day of August, A.
D. 1890, 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 order of sale and
described property or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with
interest and costs, etc., to the highest and best
bidder for cash, lawful money of the United
States.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1920; ,,nnr
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
By A. NJ. THORNTON, Under Sheriff.
Thomas B. Brown attorney for plaintiff.
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