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, 1884-08-07

For our city trade we have constantly on
hand the latest styles of all furnishing
goods.
, 1884-08-07
SMITH Z HARRINGTON,
seventoenth ST.,
announce EalphNficNIIy
That in furnishing frst-class
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, UNDER
WEAR HATS AND CAPS

aud all kinds of Mems Furnishing Goods
for Ranch or City use, they will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

Mr.. Payson, as question of privilege, called up
for consideration the bill reported from the COM
mittee OH public lands to prevent the unlawful
occupancy Of the public lands.
Mr.. Henley made the point OF order that the
bill was not of that character which was prlvi-
legged under the Holman resolution, but the point
was overruled by the speaker. Alter discussion
the bill was passed. 1t prohibits the nclosure of
any public land when the person or corporation
making the Enclosure has no claim color of title
to the land ana makes it lawful for any person to
tear down or demolish any such Enclosure whom
ii includes more than 100 acres.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton tue 18th of June was set
apart Tor the consideration OF the electoral count
bill.
The house then resumed the consideration OF
the bill To forfeit the Oregon Central land grant.
The debate which followed was addressed to
empty seats or to little knots of members, VINO
assembled 10 discuss tho political situation at Chi
cago. The bulletin board, placed in the mem
beers lobby, was the center OF attraction, aud tile
Significance attaching to the choice of the convon
tion for temporary chairman was the chief topic
OF conversation. Every dispatch was eagerly
awaited, and the chances of the various candi.
dates canvassed a the lobby. Oh the eoor, and in
The cloak rooms.
When tue house proceeded to vote on the bill,
IN amendment offered by Mr.. George to coufine
the forfeiture to unsarnod lands los.-yeas Go,
nays 81.
The vote on the passage of the bill stood Yeas
lSi. nays %, no quorum, and the house (at $500
adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
The PennsyIvania Railroad.

PrrTsDuRG, PA, June 3.-Tho annual
meeting of the stockholders of tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company was hold here to-day
The annual report showed tho net profits Of
the company as follows: Total revenue,
~, 175, 937; deduct expenses, interest Oh bonds,
&C., 81, 303,00S, leaving $S72 $40, out of which
was paid A per cent. dividend on the capital
stock (SS00,000), leaving q surplus for the
year 1883 Of S72S29. The election of direct
- resulted as follows G.. B. Roberts, II. IL.
Houston, Visitor Morris, Henry NJ. Phillips,
Edmund Smith, j. T. Dubarry, J. p. Weth-
erell A. J. Cassatt, John p. Green, and w. IL.
Barnes, of Philadelphia; j. n. Mccullough,
William Thaw, and Thomas ID. Messler, OF
Pittsburg. The organization Of the board
was postponed until next Friday ut Phila-
aelphia
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Pnhlic HenueHtA.

BosToN, June 3.-The will of tho late Sam
ucl w. SWEET, of Jamaica Plain, contains
public requests TO local institutions amount
ing to $24o,ooO including $4,000 to the Mas
sachusetts General hospital and So, 900 to the
medical department of Harvard college. The
residue of his estate, which is estimated ut
100000, is to be divided equally between the
American Board of Commissioners for For
tign Missions and tho Massachusetts Home
Missionary society. The American board has
also an individual bequest of 100000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
A LIGHT ATTENDANCE.
Both Houses Of Congress Running Upon Simply
Routine Business.
Many Bills on the Calendar Passed In
the Senate.
TILE SENATE.

The senate yesterday proceeded with the con.
slderation OF cases on the calendar unobjected to-
Among bills read a third time and passed were
the following:
The bill introduced by Mr.. Congcr, granting an
annual leave of absence, with pay, to letter car
res, Tho bill, as introduced, provided for thirty
days leave, but the senate committee on post
offices and post roads recommended that the vaoa-
ton, without reduction Of pay, DO made hit9.n
days instead OF thirty. The bill was amended TO
correspond with the Recommendation OF the COM
mhloc, and then passed. II authorizes the post
master general tD employ tho number OF suOstl-
tuy 'st carriers rendered necessary by the pro.
V'aSua ~ tho bill, the compensation OF sueh
Substitutes 10 be Al Tue rate OF 5000 n year.
Tue bill diving pension of $50 per month TO
MI. LOUISE v. kilpatrlck' widow OF Gen. Judsoh
Ihe joint rssolu,ion authorizing the President
TO appoint from the scrgeants in tue signal corps
The bill authorizing the secretary Of war to set
apart certain lands Of tho Fort Bdwell military
reservation for cemetery purposes.
The house bill relating TO the legislature of
Dakota. IL provides that tho council OF the Ter
Jitory shall consist Of twenty -four members, and
the house OF representatives OF forty eight mem
bers, aud that at tho next general election TWO
members Of the council ana four membors OF me
lower house shall be elected In each Of the twelve
legislative districts Of the territory
The bill introduced by Mr. Pendleton to regu-
late the payment of bills Of exchange drawn IN
foreign countries OH persons, firms, or CORPORA
tions in the United States where the amount to be
paid is named In foreign coin. II provides that
luc hluOuDt bHhll Uhlu lhNlhl luOhSy VI tuo
United States without deduction or charge what.
ever Ht the rate Of value IN this country, us fixed
in pursuance OF the law, OF the foreign coin spec-
fed.
The bill authorizing the erection of n fre-prooi
building in Washington TO contain the records
Sc, of the army medical department. tho expense
not to exceed 100000
a REWARD FOR PREVENTION OF YELLOW FEVER
Among tho petitions presented was one by Mr..
Brown, from tho Georgia medical society of Sa.
vannah, the Augusta academy OF medicine, and
the board OF health of Augusta, Ga, praying that
n reward may be offered by congress for the dis.
covory of the causes germ Of yellow fever, with
u mode of treatment that will prevent or cure the
disease.
In connection with this petition Mr. Brown in
troduced bill providing for the Offering of re-
ward of 100000 TO any person Of any nationality
who will discover the true cause or germ OF yellow
fever, with amy certain means of efeotng It's pre-
veuton, destruotion or material modification, or
who, without discovering the cause or germ OF
said disease, shall discover certain and pr acti-
cal mode of eifecing its prevention destruction or
material notification.
The senate (at S:25 p m.) adjourned TO Friday
next,
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Trab.[ers' TriSs
TIME GREAT

- THE EE5 6kfT WAY A ROUTE g5urnwrsr
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS! MAGNIFICENT EQuIPMENTl
TRAINS LEASyE WAsHf2a = 592 rom station,
For ptsSqrs aud the NV %as Chicago lG Limited
d P9 SS slsoRRB G Nth ts5 $50 ar dG an
y. m. daily, With Palace Cars y rltls6nrR Also
fsSars GSdss F 1 TS SffSRGs cars m
daily for Plttsnnrg and the West with Palace Sleep
E %r % P S9fGhSGA RAILROAD
Pm dy exSSp ssarGsy with PacS caFs
WashiRgloni6 Rochester ana Wilmington to But.
For williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elnira at 0:4O
For New York and ths Eost, s;16 Q. M, lO;5oa. M,
No. "n Td Express 9H 81 su PSa "a fsrios 4
For gao @cS S" dsn2e 4 SodlY NJ every
For bro@PS;lyas N YAH iHFough, trains connect q,
Ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
For %Fr FEs "iPSs Sew s ISFs sn G oo a. LOO
h ]n% S mt ID rs 2n ss4 SiG q aa lE &@a
For Sn,i%S5S e5o $40. o;ao 1850 O. m. 1903
on SUNDAY, 0'4o, lo;6Oa IN, a, u, 7i4O. 10, and
For Popse's creek line, $50 a. M and $40 p. m.
For Annapolls, 600 u. and 4;4o p, m. daily, OK.
ALE %ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
WWAAlsiMMIAAhfroNA RAiLn 6ahkb6NANDRiA AND
For Alexandria, $50. 7:gO, 0!25, 11!O5, and 1I35
u. m, 2:Oj, APO, D., D:20, 500, and $50 D. IN.
y, On sunday At G;H0; 0:25 ll:05 4; NJ, 500 p IN.
For RiChmUnd and the South, b'O and llO6 n. IN,
daily, and y, m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington, O;O5, 500
10 1910 u. mi l. BOO, S;23, 5lO, 7:05. and lO;40
T. m, and l2:lQ midnight, on sunday ut 500 aud
lQlO q. m; TO6 and lO:IO D. IN.
Tickets and Information at the OfllCC, northeast
corner ofThrteonth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. hnd ~ mo station where orderh can he LETT for
and residences. ClIAS. T.. PUGH
~ General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

WILKEs-BARRE, PA, June 3.-The seventh
annual convention of the state Pharmaceuti-
cal association is in session here this morning,
aud will continue three days. Two hundred
druggists are present from various parts of
the state. Mayor Broderick opened tho
meeting and delivered the address Of welcome,
which was responded to by Jesse j. Duble,
OF Williamsport, president Of tho assOcia ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ruEMoDEL FAST LINE ANpTHE ONLY LINE
METMIeEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
- VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLERl steel

- VIA ti-S' WAS Hp nT y hef'
DOUBLE TRACK JAANSNJEY CoUPLERI STEEL
=, sc isSS to take eject SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station, corner of New
Iersey avenue and street, by Eastern Standard or
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis
GGnl,y ~ Soo a. ~. lVlo a. r., lOlop M, with
points without changer 1915 a. IN daily TO Chicago,
For PittsbuIg at l015a m. and $40 y. m. daily;
s4Op m, 10 rlttsbnrg Cleveland, and Detroit. with
For Toledo and Detroit via MonroovllIe, 1918 a
m daily WIN sleeper Tor Toledo, Via Wheeling and
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
daily except sunday, . p m. and 10 D. daily, with
For Baltimore ON week days "a $50, G!do 3, $40
@ HHf 1 tSn NO 5 1G i 3a 20 1919 SS 5aS 45
. For baltimore on sundays, $50, 8, o. a. NJ, 1875,
4 E@t Aa SS 25 ib stS aSI alo and 44o mi
on SqT naiSis or v Ea H H. {6i5 t. M daily
For way stations betweGh Washington, and nalt.
more q 1t9 tSs M a. Mo 52 a49 t Snd 10 10
M ana 0'4o ?, M daily except sunday, ti43 y. m.
$50 a M daily except sunday Tor Lexington staun
ION, my valley i'rHnca, $50 Z, m daily except sun
AID 4 fBSy OI a EyS sSeop sunday n 1910
For lingrrstown. lO'l0 u, m, ana 6'46 p M daily
Trains arrive from the West dally, U'2U, 100 a. M,
From NV York and Philadelphia. 300, $3.50 a. IN.
daily, $40 p, IN. daily except sunday
nj ' Sunday and sf 7 P ana LOU ""ao''
4 From LeSingt9n $50 A. M daily, and 2l5 p IN.
From Frederick and Intermediate points, sl25, 10
Sh NJ, daily iiT9m Point Of RoeFs.' ','''''''
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at q 4,40,
g. Gl6 b. 6SS 7sS ana p M NJ on 5andays
. a;4O, $50. o. eloa M. 1850, ., 6'25. 1880 and
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
FoF mrlla5gE Inflammation qgply a. the baltimore
street, whore orders will be taken for baggage TO b
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

NEW YoRK, juno 3.-From awoll-informed
correspondent at Havana wo receive tho
following, dated May 20; 'The mercantile
and political situation horo continues to DO
desperate The most liberal estimates place
the sugar crop at 100000 tons. which, at tho
average price Of 81 reals per arroba, amounts
to $2i750,000. The estimates of expenditures
for the next fiscal year will amount to about
$50, 100000. moro than tho entire sugar crop
would realize"
The sale Of tho island to tho United States
or TO Mexico is n general topic Of conversation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

Boston, MASS, June 3,-Father McKenna,
of the National League of America says he
has letter from Mr.. Parnell stating that
his trip to America is contingent entirely
upon the possibility of u general parliament.
airy election in England. Should one not
be held, there is prospect of his coming to
this country
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

cash, ostonsibly for tho purpose Of removing
to Ohio. Instead no has bolted and taken
tho entire proceeds with him. leaving his
wife entirely destitute and dependent upon
the charity of Others Even the house she
resides in Is sold. She has four young chill
lrcn to support. Mr.. shaffer Is oven in n
worso predicament his vito leaves him ten
children on his hands
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
President Riddle swears to His State
ment.

PITTsBURG. June 3.-President Riddle, of
the Penn bank, has made an affidavit before
notary that the averments contained in his
statement published yesterday arc each and
every one true. Mr.. Riddle made an assign
ment this afternoon to George b. Gordon of
all his estate, real and personal, for the benefit
OF the creditors of the Penn bank.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
"FaroweII 90 the world"

PITTsnuRd, June 3.-Jesse Carter, colorod
convicted as accessory to the murder of
John Foster by "Rabe" Jones, was hanged at
IL this morning, in the presence of fifty
people. The condemned man displayed
wonderful fortitnde on tho scatiold, where he
reiterated his innocence, prayed, and sang
the hymn, Farewell to the World"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

Miner is wanted in this city, as no is said
to have been one of the parties engag cd in
the government printing Office robbery, and
also the principal in the robbery of the
National Metropolitan bank.
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Ran Away with HIS Noighbor's wlfo.

BnANDENvILLE, w. VA, June 3.-John
Mattock, a middle-aged, well-to.do merchant
of this town, eloped last Sunday evening with
Mrs Emily shaher, the wife of his most In
innate friend. The parties had known each
other for years, but nothing of this nature
was ever dreamed of. MRttock, few weeks
since, disposed Of his entire property toC
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04

Ward CIosctcd with His Counsel.
New YoRK, Juno 3.--Fordinand Ward
remained closeted in Ludlow street Jail to-
day. His legal advisers woro his only callers
during tho morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04
"Ruron Miner Gone TO Georgia

NEW YORK, juno 3.-Charles Williams,
alias "Rufo" Miner, noted bank burglar,
who was arrested by the police of this city,
was handed over to Deputy Sheriff Forte,
OF Georgia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-04


ut Ia n healthy place. The nights arc delicoualy
cool No mosquitoes, no bar, mo sound Of revclry
by night" It Is u good place for all who desire u
cieaniy and cool retreat" [C. j. Stuart Wells Sur
geon, U. =. Nj
The cool and exhllarutiug atmosphere, the Wild
mountain scenery and fine drives, the baths and In
valuable medicinal waters, with good fare, render II
season at Rock Enon delight not soon to be forgot
ten. tFrom james IL. Fitch. esq, Washington, d. e. ]
My famlly and friends who spent the past
season ut Rock Enon Springs unite with one accord
In prnisng the pace, the regularity of lts recurring
evening entertainments tho usual good order, the
charming mountain scenery, the nvigOratng air, all
ofwhich, together with the virtue of the healing
waters" combine TO make this resort one of the
most popular I'm the country. ttrom Samuel Nor
ment, esq, Washington, ID. C.1
HOTEL DIES ISLE,
BAR HARBoR, ME.
This hotel opens June 20. Located on the ISLAND
OF MOUNT DESERT, coust OF Maine Invnds
should remember that Commits Compound Vapor
Baths nrc connected with this house. For terms, cir
culurs, &C., address tho proprietor.
Cottages to rent. IL. q. DIES ISLE.
my12mwf2Dt
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Summer Resorts.
Summer Resorts.
Rock ElOn Springs and Mineral Baths,
Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va,
OPENS JUNE 10, 1884.

Terms, $50 TO $50 per month OF four woolSs.
Tickets rom Washington TO the Sprin, - aud re.
turn, $3.50, good until Oct 81.
Illustrated pamphlets giving all information, may
be had OF
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Stfamboat Zines.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS
- MONROE, AND THE SOUTH.
STEAM Frs GEORGE LEAIlY and lex CEI SIOIs
single Tickets 81 Round Trip. sIJU
One of these popular steamers leaves seventh street
wharf daily (SundOya HNCCptcd) at O.3b p. M. SAtur-
days stopping at Piney Point and Cornlcld Har-
Dor on the TUESDAY, Thursday, aud saturday trips
ONLY.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers. CONNECT also with New York and Rich;
mond steamers, Norfolis and Western, SonbOard aud
Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured ut Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office at l4th st. and Pa ave, ST. Marc
Hotel POlknhorne. next 10 City POstofllce, office of
KnoxB Express, 9TH 1t. and Pa. ave, and ut Com
puny's Office. TthRt. wharf.
KNOWS EMPRESS will call for and check bag
gage from hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until D. m.
WM. T.. WEIGH, General Agent.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Ninth and d streets
WALTER II. WILLIAMS. N. W. corner OF rou.S
and ID streets 0''~
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A. s. PRATT & SONS, Managers,
4Ul Ninth street northwest
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II. G. NJ BURTON, d31 Ninth street N w Recer-
ton Canoplos and Decorations for rent. All kinds
OF AMninga, Tnnta. and Flu,s mnln.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Pennsylvania avonuo. sou,b.
y west corner Of Elovonlh atrenL
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s. J. IAISL8Tr, Si7 Market space.-Awnings
made ana repaired and stored during she winter
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Il, and streets. ~ 'O'''0"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. !
ApOthecary.


ApOtnecary.
{. II. FIcKL1NG, 1900 ThlrtyAccond street yye,.
Waahinutou ''''''''OV Weft
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+. Il. L1LLEY, 1915 + street N. w.
W. t. J. WRIGHT & CO. COB Fifteenth a.rec. NJ W.
II. d. COOKE & CO., 1920 street n. W.
4. BRIGHAM BIsltop a Co taat u,s,roo. n ,xr
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II T"'7I'INI'0-'' %" "IIV' W UHIIVlN
EASToN g nUPP, southeast cornor Penn,yIvani,
avenue and Thirteenth street. ''@
W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenue n. w.
{, A., WHITAKER, l1o5 Pennsylvania avenue
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l[ITTATINNY HOUSE,

For copies send stamp to II. z. CARPENTER,
General Passenger Agent Lake Superior Transit
CnmnnnY. DnlIiiln ". Y. mYoH2m
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liam blsltOP y Co.. 1881 Fstreet n. w
Books ana Stationery.
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HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.

Carpenters Tools, L lint and NhitowaAh Brushes,
HARNESS. both Tor carriages, huggos, wagons, carts,
or plows Also Lumber OF All klnds, Lath5, L1nles
Hair, WheelbarIOwB, and GarUeu IOOlA.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
LOSSES Az XARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-A large fire oc-
cured at the Erlenhem stock farm, at Chestnut ii
this morning. barn. stables carriage house ana other
buildings we're destroyed. Loss rJoooo iuiIy uSu'c"
ouEprc Sept 3O.-About o'clock this morning hie
broke out In the village Of Louisville stuato "p"' "'''
miles from Montreal At2 o'clock over twenty houses
had been ,estro, ed The loss - estimated ~ -'oUV
.ud,Irn change i'm the wind probably saved thc Town
from almost complete dc~truct"h
KANSAS CITY, sept. 3o.-A dispatch to me Jo"r'''
from bonneville Mo- says that Chambers bIoih''' "9
good. and furniture store. at Eochcport was dc'uoe"
by fire last night. The loss Is T2oOooi insurance.
$1,000. -.
MONTREAL. Sept 30.-N La'hlnc last hEn' '"o"N
three houses were destroyed by hre causing loss o'
about s35 900: partially insured fify families arc ren
acrod homeless This ~ the second disastrous "' '"
has visited Iachinc within short period
PErIRsnr no, Va sept Jo.-A destructive forest hro
s rnin along the line Of the Norfolk and western Riil
road n Dinwlddc County, about six ailes from lhls
city
BOSTON. Sept 3O.-Thc Robinson Crh-oc House and
o,lu,lding. at Revere Beach were burned thls morn
ING The loss viii probably amount I" sO'ooo
aud Fragments OF Cable
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
ACID WORKS DESTROYED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TAE 1RiBCNE.l

PlrTsBURG, Sept. 3O.-A fire occurred
at Narona, twenty miles from this city, on the west
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at an early hour this morning,
hy which the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Compa
r,ts acid u.uufartory at that place. damaged to
The extent Of 900. The company which Is the larg
the kind in hc United states, has property ther
valued aud has twenty seven acres ndcrrOOt
The largest of the buildings destroy ed. IL cost
about s65. 900 and in II the process oi MAKING o Oh VIZ
rol nom spanish pgrite@ employed. The fire start
ed in one OF the concnsing towers near the roof In
hut hare walls were left The flames shot up nearly 200
feet Illuminating the country for miles around IL was
AN exciting scene when 100000 pounds OF acid pou e
down over the wharf into the river To this was ,dcd
the contents OF 100 caboys of NtrO This evening the
wall, were still heated rcdncs The company Is com
uused of Philadelphia gentlemen. and the main office Il
located there The building burned l, fully insured Inc
company employs 600 men. They Will be provided i0r
in ;lc other departments
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
THE TONQUIN WAR.
FRANCE READY FOR NEGOTIATIONS.

AN INDEMNITY OF 9OOOO,OOO FRANCS REQUIRED
FROM CHINA.
PARIS Sept. 30.-lt is again stated that the Cow
ernment of France is willing to resume treaty re-
lations with China, provided the latter Government
will strictly observe the treaty of Tien-Tsin, and
pay to France an indemnity of 90,0000OO francs.
1t is not known to what destination Admiral Cour-
bet has taken his feet from MatsOn, whence he is
announced as having sailed to-day.
The Journal dcs Debats says: If England persists
in cmbittering our relations with China and in vio-
lating rights in Egypt we will be compelled tc
accept dependence on Germany"
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The Standards Hong Kong
dispatch says that the antagonism toward Euro
peans is increasing on the part of the Chinese con-
sequent upon the Government compelling the
Chinese laborers to assist in unloading French
vessels. The Timess Hong Kong dispatch says the
French searching Of several English vessels is Sc
vercly denounced. The frIgate AudaciOus has
started for the north. Hong Kong would he utter
ly helpless IN the event of the French landing on
the south of che island.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

J. w Bollrke Mobile: James Morrlssay and John VI.
Rvall Richmond Va: Conne kirwin, New-horK' JOnh
Mcneil Rochester Charles Cannon, Wilmington Del,
and CapaiR Patrick OFarreil. Hartford Conn; eenera'
Carr Secretary of State of York. is expected pe
fore the convention closes. ,,.
The delegates called to order In the lonk"n.
House by 4. L. Morrison. Of New who saiI lhat
this was convention of Irish-Amerlcan RepuDllcahs
opposed TO the election Of Grover cleveland.
They had met for the purpose OF using every eo't III
their power to elect blaine and Logan, and Tor
the purpose OF putting themselves on rec
ord against the British heresy or frce tue
William J. Gleason of Cleveland, and Richard j. Fan
ming OF Columbus. nominated for nominated ior
temporary chairinan. After some debate MT. Ill rnn
on assuming the chair he said " Machine
rule is broken. The Irish are no ionser
to be claimed as belonging to the Democratic party.
when the Democrats declare Cor free trade the Irish
must come ont for protection ,
,n,tccs were anpoiuted on permanent organization,
THE Committee on Permanent Organization sclcctedA h
Morrison for permanent chairman and J. j. Geghan Tor
secretary and the convention adjourned until III O'CLOCK
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