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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

$Dlarrhpai Diseases typhoid fever, malarial fevers,
scarlet fever, diphthera, and smallpox
at will be seen by an examination Of the above
that we stand fifth highest in our showing Of the
annual death rate from the principal zymotic dis
eases for the period named. Those cities which
show higher death rate are Pit,sburg, New York
Brooklyn, and Baltimore. ST. Louis and Jersey
City are each less than one in 1000, and Boston,
Cincinnati, and Milwaukee each less than two in
1000 below US, while the mean annual rate for the
whole taken together stands seven hundredths
above the rate shown for our cities In other
words the 10000 population Of the District of
Columbia during the time covered in this state
ment lost 29G offs number annual death rate
of 1922 per 1000, while the lN population of
the fourteen communities named lost 3S,O6i, or at
the rate of 1929 per 1000 per anuum. These
FIGURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
and demonstrate very clearly that what Is accom-
plished by Washington malaria here, Is rem
dered possible by different agencies in other local.
files. We have no reeking streets and foul gut
tiers. Our surface. soil and sub-soil is generally
well drained; our dwellings are, as a rule,
well drained and properly ventilated, and we
guard against accumulations Of iifth. There is
no city in this country where the health authori-
ties held to such strict account and so much ex
pected Of them; and there is none where SO much
has been accomplished by sanitary reform. With
the Potomac flats nuisance removed from our
doors, we would stand par excellence the most
iea,u', us weii Us sue i0'' WY III '"e
"oriu' 9PeaAlnR Vi -
the iNsrESIloN VI rLoMbiSo
ne says hUusv utalhase anu piuulplB "ork arc
supJeets W winch eo'is.ol"o.e e''en'ion nus pce'
sNeh III 'ho p"se' VI my ioiinor Iepo,'S, anu
LINK may NC p "iuoheu wnen l s"y 'n"s what
mas ~ iast peeh ueconpilsneu ID matter upon
Which tne people Oh Tue DISTRICT areto DC sincerely
congratuia'cu' Eariy III my e@perieuco US neAth
onceF oegan W upPIeoia'o 'no hecesSHS ior APP
plying some rehieuy 70 ,he gyms whicn were con
SANITY appearing U.s. resuI' VI ueIecuVeIy con-
srucleu seweis ahu so. ,nIp piu"oins morh'
IN my repor. ios 'ne you. 700 c,leu a''entloh 70
the SupJee' uhuef sne ne"e vi sewer gases IN
uWehiuss 10 'Ie So',nS VI "Hu 'en'"huihs SPe-
ca, at.en mon, 4 saiu men ,.u ,,..,,.s
',, oc'o We o,s, saa ,a.o y, shu
should be 10 INSPECT all houses in course OF erection
and investigate the construction and arrangement of
the sewers, sewer-traps' waste and drain pipes
1t should be necessary TO have certificate as to
the correctness Oh the sewers ana GRAIN
e, n,, o -" ,.un.', anu ahy
noyIo,s ases might enter n,emises should ha uano
10 ilne.
~ urged that the attention of Congress be called
to the matter and I'm the winter of 1878 had bill
authorizing the employment of an inspector of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
unltod States Mnrshaps Sale.

by virtue of writ of ileri flclas, Issued out OF
the Clerks office Of the, Supreme Court Of the
sell at public sale Tor cash, the CouTt-IT House
door, Of said District, on WEpNtsDAY, The
I'D day of November, 1881, ut IL o'clock M, all the
right title, claim and interest OF the defendant In
and TO the following property, TO witt Lot
lot No square No. 2j7; the west 3 feet of lot No v
square No 2BS lot No. 49, square no. 1885, lots u aud
square No. l42 together with all and singular the Inn
provements thereOni said real estate being located IN
the city of Washington said District and levied upon
the properly of Albert q. Hall TO satisfy execution
O. u. HENRY,
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auetloneer. nOSd&ds
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2fuction Sales.
Walter ID. WiIlinms & CO.,

AUtIlbNElt1
HANDSOME tANDEll EHS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A, NJ, we shall sell within
salesrOoms the following Chandeliers aud Side
Brackets!
one nvelght Chandelier extension drop light, Argand
burner.
Two slx.lght Chandeliers extension drop light, Ar.
gand burner.
Four four light Chandeliers, extension drop light Ar
gand burner.
Two lweivciiSht Chandeliers, extension drop light
Argaud burner.
One lIall Fixture,
Eight Double side Brackets.
Terms cash.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN;
IN dersiEned IN pursuance OF tie authority vested
in him By doed9 trust on morlsase executed by the
of the District Of Columbia dated May q, 1871, and
recorded In the Clerks OlCe Of tie County Court OF
GILES County Virginia. the 2th Of June 1857 In Deed
Book H. pages 3Wnnd 1884, for default in payment of
the principal and Interest of the bonds secured by said
deed OF trust or mortgage, will sell ~ the auction
store Of james A. Freeman Il Co., H. Walnut street.
Phlladelphla, Pa, on the Sth day q DECEMBEh
1881, ut II O'Clock noon, all the right TILE interest
and claim ofntoresad corporation n and to the fran
ChsCS of said company Including the charter TO said
company, approved July % 1861 -
Terms Of Sale! Cash, GEO, II. FlSHER,
nO7-MN1hlw Surviving Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

King Kalakaua got intoxicated at San
Francisco and fell paralyzed into the arms Of
General Mcdowell who remarked; "Though
have played poker a good while, this is the first
time ever held king full. "-R0ehsSter Express
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9Booroine.

NTRs. sHATTUCK WILL TAKEA FEW TABLE
M Boarders. at Oh l. street northwest; terms, fis
per month. nol2Sin
gs 4 = A MONTH FOR THE BEST THE MAR
40 ID ket Affords; Furnished Rooms also very low.
lIOi Twelfth street northwest, next to corner Massa
chusetts avenue facing the Park. nol03tt
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the city; the halls
and passages are heated with steam, the rooms arc
new and well furnished and the table Is second to
none Transient rates, $50 aud " per day. monthly,
So 40, SS5. and 40, seq
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@onteS-- SoIsee.

yNyANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE,
w northwest district. Address NJ. f., Republican
ofice. nol2 Sc
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
wv a small House In good repair rent not TO OK
coed s2j; fsutcd, viii rent by the year. Address IL.
r., Republican office noll-3t+
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EoR RENT-nY n. H. wARNrn.

iiHTth NJ w. ~ u1 $50 IN u w.. tli -
NbTihH ~ n w. % %
OFFICE ROOMS n EuA III and 1ia Tour-nula-
half n. N. w. sisn ntis Louisiana avenue %. a..
Call for topy of nfut ltgt. issue every Nom
day morning. u contains complete ii-i ~ all lur
property for rcut
MONEN To LOAN on Heal Estate ~ Lowest nats-A
Parties having prupsfy 10 trade sril viii hnd u 70
their advantage TO call -
N. No. WARNER
UiT D. sfraol
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NiNE FINNiHtiTn UfFfDrNCT
. u ~ N.nf .lnfF and Hlsaurut uHfk Uta'ipnro 10
iail.rlla iisir.' cnntaIuinH thftaon rooms WITH
III i gIlWL flgrmrutH arfaiarinaH TENANT autosi,
Will Nut % hENtfD FuH HoAUpiNG HOtsm
ANnN - =. v. ~ UTNGk
NnNNM $50 HHHuuatfNauIn ntfnua-
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IIoUsfs foR NM

On ~ .siiau' q ihe sl,y insiudrs NJ - washlngtoa
NNUIN 90 a. n. 81 IfIfNrk.
nnINW fluI TruuaYfyauta avouua.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

E'nN NtNr-TW EfVtt ROOM puI1ssUptCK
u i..lf-. q. q street southeast. rent, En W. A.
ftNMt'h ~ seventh street northwest nolitf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.-A LARGE LOT
IA OF merchant tailor made Coats, Pants, and Nedts
such Us rich people wear some equal to new, some
little worm for less mORey than shoddy ready -mnde
Also some Dress Coats of expensive make, Hats,
HERHOG'S
Ru2j No. 303 Hilth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

ilne nrlct MANSION, So ~ street northwest con-
isinlnF hnefn runinf modern improvements noor3
10 walnut nnl aHh, walls and ceilings painted and
Hg.flfil, une furniture Iufklsh russ elegant plano
WV tf reuted "a hrsicinfs tenant at very moder-
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@ersonal.

wv ANTED-THE TWO YOUNG LADIGSTHAT
w applied for sewing on Vermont avenue on sat
urday afternoon can procure work by addressing y,
r., Republican Office nOs,ats
WILL THE NEW YORK DRESS MAKER WHO
w advertised In The Republican of last week leave
address ut Republican Office for n. Az no0at*
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0Sanfe0--&e(p.

- 49,
VXTANTED = GOOD, HONEST AND ~.
small family references required pay go. Addrcss
A. ", Republican office, giving residence, uol2lt,
VTTANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL TO
w Wash and Iron and assist In the general house
work OF small family; good wages Will be paid 10
one who comes we'll recommended. Apply ht llh ID
street northwest nOllSl-
VIZ ANTED--AN EXPERIENCED DRFSsMAK.
w err; must be n hrst-class Trimmer none other
need apply. l7OS street northwest, holldt+
wv ANTED-A PAPERHANGER, a PAINTER.
wv and Carpenter, who do their own work. "a.
dress BUILDER, Republican Office nollSt-
A GENTS wANTED-MALI1S AND FEMALEs
IA to sell goods by samples good inducements. 90
south Eleventh street. hohJt-
VXTANTED-THE TWO YOUNG LADIES THAT
w applied for sewing on vermont avenue on Hai'
srday afternoon can procure work by addressing X.
~, Republican office. nol-h-
wv ANTED AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
wv Nurse for child Recommendations required
Call ut eii X street northwest from ITO p. M s-l
VXTANTED-SToUTB BOY, NOT OVER rs YEARS,
w that can read, write, and bring recommenda'
tOnH; work light and good home for gcntCci boy,
Apply at 1919 u street northwest. n0s-d.
wv ANTED--A CIIAMBERMAID; wH1TEpRE.
w ferred. Apply at iBS Pennsylvania avenue north
west noS-Ns
NUiNNTED-THE NAMES OF TWO OR MORE
NNfelatiyes Of one family in Departments, where
located and relationship; the influence of each the
persons niroughed one month aud the names oi
substitutes and who for; the names OF unuAturnll1cd
foreigners and eNconicderncsi also the names 81 eN
Union soldiers and sailors discharged the politics of
each may be given all reports strictly confidential.
Address SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' NATIONAL
LEAGUE, Republican office. oc2lu
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SSor &ale--S5ore &c.
SSor ISale--ST!iscel lauco,ls

II Chairs, &c Call ut ~ Second street nurlhpI &,
amer dp M, on Friday and Saturday, lith and l2h
instant. nUi-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

Ivon RENr-BRicR HOUSE. 40 i5is 3 STREET
rll IN ,LBEHr y. FON, No. ~ y street northwest.
not1ts
Igun uENr-ro a PluvArE FAMILY. HAND
\ effuHlN ufusnp1 House In the northern pnrt %
tnH lV. owner would board ln the house irnpfcoabs
% both partisa references exchanged Address q u.
a.. flnfuhfIfsu nNlrn. nnt8
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3Gurkish 2BothS.

NEW TURKISH BATu (DR. RoVlHrS),
va soSI MG g% noM SS r,H S PS2
oprn Sunday, Open from TN 10; Saturday. Y.
baths, Sl six tickets 500 DR.. II, l., BoNEE ltleo-
triCAn. ocaIly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

lyon htNT - FURNISHED HOUSE OF n
f,ina With mpdftu improvements. ana surs
rounded hI Truuuds, one hall sIuHfp NUN capitol
1fugndl and sirr't cnr4 Inquire un premises, y
iiiHi FifrUi northeast uuaais
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

Nn y Hfoft nnfthWrHf near Connecticut avenne; ten
.ilt ni'slrtn improvements. we'll furnished, rent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

EnR uENTaTUE Ni.W uWIIiINu OvER
We store on thg CORNER nf iin.rnth aud streets
W'tNhWfhlt private rultunrn Uu iinfFuth Hfftft. \
fuuut7s lath ruum. lnIrua fHurr with but aud odd
wairfi fcnt, - Inquire ~ ifu q street uusla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
rrRNtsuFp HOUSE

ON llrrct near efh northwest containing ton rooms
and taih room Win modern improvements; housa
ir1i rui in perfect order and rcdfushcd price siCo
frf uuuth. uNUI CHANCE
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SSor Sale S5o,lseo, sc.

J'oR RENT-CALL AND siE uuu LISA OF
feGu 81 Cloud building
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ihf uaN thrts-et0fv and hn-onisnt brick HousA
alfegi nnftlutsi, containing ten nice rooms;
,mifp, smgnis. Apriy % J. V. n. iiUTCk, igs
".''''N iNAila avenue notiu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

I'uu uENt-A NIW pOU-E OK FIFTEENTH
u street tluye NhufH Island avenue. near scnl
ell.I NNh e0al hiua AMI hack hul1nEi finished IN
NaIN Mnml nnu Nunf IiuF. has 100 tho lHts1st i'm.
INNflnfnlHln rIuulnH HiII aHfrfnrr with an extra
NA ~ ghlff ln lath rui. making u one uf the fnnst
ninllffn hutaH tu thH DItY. DO desirable teuant
~ I-nl WI D. ~ InIuLIl nntI ann nnII-II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

Il LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
- on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bonght
where, by ]. H. SQUIER q CO., bankers, l4i6 Penn.
sylvania avenue. ma26f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

= Ntssaafi 49,. ~ ~ - ~ NY nv Z r.. IA,
.l..-tu.N tfsA huIlilur. containing ufreu rnnma,
WIN "'fsi'fn improvements urlrH - pef month.
uaitW a.. - N Nv IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

FuN, No 20 b street northwest nos -
Igor RENT- HOUSE No tiosusTUFTr NuUTtt-
u wt.i Appiy mt particulars 10 riiuNAsI MY.
fltNt Hrnl lflntc Ascent, street, hstWprn IWninh
and Thirteenth northwest nusais
~ YOU WANT To MY Skill. nENT, on
Il Trade CITY or County Property clue ard 80 ths
great bargains 90 WILLIAM H MAIN a nWuTW-
IRIS, ~ Charles Hotel corner fhrd street aud Penn
sNlNanla avenue northwest mhi1tf
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sor 2Rent---ORoom

OIO T. srnrir.-ruH nESr. lAuut ST..
fruutf CENTRALLY IHIsnffHI uu'tHf
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SSor 2Renf-- So,tses.

SSor Brent -SboireeS.
Eon RENr-pRicK HOUSE. so. i5i5 . STREET
70 RERT 81 NIX s NJ sSpPf rs ssns Sd sf AR
Igon uENr-To a PRIVATE FAMILY. HAND.
~ eHutN nrnehcl House in the northern part %
10 ry; owner would hoard in the house ifogfcoabs
(, 9Th pariss references exchanged. AddrtW CO.
H. -. .FuRNtslIrp uousrs
ilne hr.ct MANSION, SO ~ street northwest, con.
Do walnut a@i ~. ,si9 Sna eingN' TaInts np sn3
wv D. vented 10 hrstciass tenant II a very moder.
FURNISHED HOUSE
and taihfooui Win modern improvements; house
W. uauih. lAVf CltNNCE '''-''
tuhNisnEn uorsE
.i.ra, 9io.istn Improvement well ffnishedi rent
FURNISHED HOUSES
W l',,' OF me oiiy Including Wo.i Mashngion
neiltf ilol rennsylyanls avehue
IIuu-ils ruR NM
~ ~ saunasr, . nra. its r stree, ro,,hve,,.
tfai tHtafa A. ufs have 80 ~, @
~. osuefs ~ vacini pfurofty viii DO well TO ali
.... uoll,t
= .FiNt runSwurn nr7uprNcr
&c., - 60 ,,,rf eni hIck n,.idence, %
W. ~ W AhNiIn lNl InAunlN 81 HOUSES
soifif $50 fsnNn.SSi , l,I, S1sa,e.
IrqR HrNr-TwELyERooM PRrss@HnICK
ffNWics ~ -s,sn,h siSes, aof,hw ives noiiiF
T.. - ,gyruNisitEp uorsE
sifeei nofthwri. conit aiming len nice rooms;
@rsssasS. HpT si' % e. 3 e. i IL SScfkk l'ss s
ie''-Y''ania avenue noii.if
Eun mENr=
,hrf'-toIy ls,t bu.idlnr. containing nnecn rnoms.
WIN '''''''" improvements yr, -, M mouth.
uouu isn fsSrsN, i, INA S ~
I' ~. 9.ESt-A, Ntw gQusE OK FIFTEENTH
sainr ceniaius D. lioons hufirrs pantfy M Il o-stS
Eii Sas sa sss 'p as ' II. so l an , "a
w 's "a .s,, "a ria , ai ssrnGr WI sn str.
s f,ai v - ~ aa6.r3 neal taS ''''p aoi i'P'"'
I'gN HE..NT-uNE or IuE LAngESr. MOST
- tI.a..i,N ilfn.ah,'l. au1 hgaunny l'rlirt so
"nllA o. WlMtu, 90, % atcf
IN399 l,. giE \, . nftnE sruEEr 1sIopT
&pp5 s q M ~ sos s s5, 70 'sgsg.t
ITon HENT FunNisuEp HOUSE. oP ~
! ignn9gl ~ rrgnnas, one haif sluhfo frun capitol
1 To-, ILL.,, sna sirg,i en Inquire Oh premises, y
| lyuR HENr=TiIr Ni.w uWiIItNu DYKE
W. s.gi' on w c1tugr Of iincrlh ant srccis
| nnNhNgeli private ruttunrn un Hntrnth sfytt d
luslni't lnth ruum luirliH range, with hot aud cold
Wat'fi fent - iuluirr ~ tm sire,t, uu,na
| Eun hENT. NEATLY TtRNtsUEn Avn
| wtllhttunEod BRICK House, No. ltig NIuth stfrsa
| nnrthwratf ten NuuWa. rHud frrnif AtutfT H..
| tbN, M go y street northwest. moss
| JguH nfNT-HntsT No to- - sTWFI.r NORTH
| west Amply mr particulars 10 THOMAS ,. NY.
| EllSi hnal Estate Ascent, q street. between TWninh
| aud Thirteenth northwest uustis
II YOU WANT 10 MY. Skill. nENT, on
| Trade city or County Property lune ard so he
IafFa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

~ ARfIELD'S LAST LETTER, WRITTEN ON
NJ hts deathhed to his mother. Fac smile copies
for sale Mt The Republican OnC0 Price 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
Business Chances.

A LIVE, INDUSTRIOUS GRADUATE IN LAW,
IA with influential acquaintance m every section
established patent attorney. Address :. NJ, Rcpub-
lican Office nOp-3tF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
Sost ano SSo,rno.

NTISSED-AT NATIONAL HOTEL, \ POCKET
INl Hook, containing money papers, and railroad
passes; " papers and passes are returned no quvl-
lions will be asked about money; liberal reward
Leave ut National Republican ulllCe, nOll-3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

VITAL STATl5IlNS,
The introduction to this subject is as follows:
"The population of the District of Columbia on
June &c. 1881, was estimated ut lS3060 white 49,
300; colored, Ct ,760), This estimate IL reached by
calculating the increase in the same ratio as that
given by the census Of 1880 for the ten years pre-
ceding. The percentage of increase per annuu
as shown by the census is at the rate of S.O52
that Of the colored population, 1907; white popu-
lation, $50 During the year ended June 80, 1884,
there occurred In the District of Columbia 4,l36
deaths. OF this number 1170 were white
males, l,026 white females, 02l colored
males, and 100 colored females showing
an annual death rate Of 1918 per 1000 per annum
for the white 1927 for the coored and 2259 for the
total population. The sill-births foot up 80 and
there were $685. births and S13 marriages reported
The history Of our mortality during the six years
ular statement statement "A } and the exhibit is
satisfactory showing Of our steady and continued
improvement in healthfulness. The evidence of
advance in the right Erection is established by the
record of annual death rates A gradual de.
crease year by year is shown. In 1876 the
rate per 1000 per annum was 1885, for the
past year but 22.59, showing decrease of $40 per
1000 Now let us pause for a moment and see
what this means. With our population of 1884, 6O
saving of life at the rate OF $40 per 900 means
that las compared with the year 1876 the lives OF
nearly 700 of our population were saved last year.
This is indeed very satisfactory"
The report concludes with n statement of addl-
lions to library, and lists Of registered physicians
undertakers ana plumbers,
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IVun NENr-sEUuNu ANu Tutnn STONY
~ ffnut EuuInH mfuisHni Hf unIurN...HHI . f.I'f.
once given aud required ~ tia ihHie Island avonue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

wv ANTED-BUsINESS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican Ofllce quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than at any other place In tho city. seq
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2SanteG-- Or ooms.

WANTED "a FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w Hight housekeeping for small family; conye-
nent TO street cars Address +. A. L., Republican
olfice uOll1tF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
SYMPATHY FROM FOREIGN LANDS

pI PATCHES RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON EXPRESS
ING HORROR AND sOIICIrUDE AT THE ATTACK
UroN THE PRESIDENT
WAsnINGroN, July 4.-The following are among
the dispatches received in relation to the attack
upon the Presidents:
ToPREsiDrNr GARFIELD Washington.
have learned win the greatest Indignation and dcorc
me- ana beg you TO accept my warmest wishes for your
quick recovery. CHARLES.
PARIS, July 4.
oM,DAwE GARFIELD. Erccuhre Mansion.
Accept expression of our deepest sympathy.
OrTaEY
r.. ,.,a,,.,.. ,,,. TOXIC July 4.
The dispatch announcing attempt upon the life of
the President has caused here profound sorrow ard
nSt' S ,h Z" Gnyr} m ~ IL tie nam Of s
deepest sympathy and hope that his recovery VIII be
sad event. WoNYEHo
Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs.
To American Minister. Washington.
Municipal Council, asS'mbIod to-day takos the earliest
TIE dastary attempt on the life OF the Gallant and dis
tnglishcd President OF tie United states and desires
rie Us decp sympathy to the Americans and General
Gariiold's family. LORD MAYOR. Dublin.
DUBLIN. July L.
on M behalf r Of rsa members ne, hcg to express horror
peopc' ana our earnest prayer that his lie may be
spared. PARNELI, House OF Commons.
VENrNoR, Isle of Wight, Juy g.
Love, sympathy and hope.
Senor Martinez, the Minister from Chill called ia
person at the Department of State to-day TO leave
"A letter expressing the deep sympathy of the Gov
crnment and people of Chill with the President and
people of the United State.
Mr.. j. L. Emorc. confidential agent in this coun-
try of the Provisional Government of Perm for
wardcd on saturday letter expressing the ,lccp
sorrow OF himself and his people ior the lamenGab.,
occurrence
The Secretary of State has received from Count
Lippe. the Austrian Charge dAitaircs telegraphic
communication conveying an expression of the SYN
pathv of his Government with the President and
people of the United States.
The following telegrams have been received:
MONTREAL, July 4.
To Hon. ]. &. BLAINE, Secretary Of state.
The mamie stations Oi sympathy in this city have
univ elsal. have just heard that the Council lse
adopted resolution expressive of the dccu feeling by
all citizens. The late NoIable dispatches are giving
great encouragement j. q. SMITH, Consul iencial
. PARIS, July
LIE COMrE DE CIIOSEUI.
Under secretary OF State.
PARIS, july g.
To NJ. DE GEoFRoY, French Minister. Washington.
sentiment of SORROW and sympathy which
and Government feel. You will express at the sam, tine
to the President of the United deem and
profound grief which the attempt caused out
all france BAkTllLLHMN ST. lklIAiRE.
Secretary Blaine has received the following:
DUBLIN, Julv 4.
great meeting Of Dublin citizens under The auspices
or the Land League celebrating American mdepcn,,ncr
nave unanimously passed resolutions expressing dacp
sympathy with the President hope for ms sD, c,iv
recovery and dcnouncing the outrage deposing she
attack on the chief officer of community Mncre the
VIII OF the people is the supreme law. SEXTON, NJ A.