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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

II
oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, u S, NJ. G.,
WAsHINGToS, April 81 1888.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
this Office until IL o'clock m. of thursday, THE
29TH DAY OF MAY NEXT, for supplying Wood
and Coal TO the United States Marines ut one or more
9fthe following stations from LIST OF July 1854 10
Both Of June, 1880:
Portsmouth, N. H.; Charlestown. Macs brooklyn,
N. "; Philadelphia, Pa; League Island, Pa An-
napolis Nd; Washington, D. c.; GospOrt, near Nor
folk, Val Mare Island, Cal, and Pensacola Fla,
Specifications with blank proposals. can he obs
tanned upon application at any of the stations named,
or at the Offices of the Quartermaster, Washington,
D. c.. and Assistant Quartermaster 220 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa 49,
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Fuelt
and addressed to the undersigned;
Major and ounrtermaster U. \. Marine Corps,
Rp2l-mst Washington, ID. Y.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.
QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, U. S. NJ. O.,
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1874.
Sealed proposals in duplicate Will be received az
this Office until IL o'clock m, of SATURDAY THE
3lsT DAY OF MAY NEXT, for furnishing ratons
following stations, from July 1, 1854, TO June 80,
Portsmouth n. H.; CharlestOwn, Mass; Brooklyn,
N. Y; League Island, near PhllndelpblR, IA; AN
nnpolls, Md; Washington, ID. g.; Gosport near Nor
folk Va: Mare Island Cal, and Pensacola, Fla.
taned upon application AT any OF the STATIONS named,
or AT the offices of the Qunrtermaster, Washington
ID. C., and Assistant QUAR- ermaster, ZIG south
Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Proposals should be lndOrsed Proposals LOT lta~
' w. b. SLACK,
Major and ouartermNster, U. S; Marine Corps,
ap2i-m4t Washington, D. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
- THE RAILROADS MUST MOVE.

grand outdoor mass meeting Of the citizens Of
WASHINGTON city in favor of the removal OF the raj,
road depots and tracks from their present locations IN
the streets and avenues and ON one Of our prncpal
parks of the city will be held WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, MAY 9TH, at o'clock sharp ut the juno
tion of Virginia avenue and Ninth street southwest
Eminent speakers will be present 70 address the
meeting. G. r. CuLNIH,
my53t Chairman Executive Committee.
MY DIR. NJ. g. PARSONS, 715 14TH ST. n, w.
uSsS Guarantees n cure in acute and Ghr9nic Kheu'
matism, Neuralgia SciatiCa, Dyspepsia, HeadaChe,
Nervousness SlcepCssnCss, vital Debility, Pal.
pltatlon, Kidney and skin Diseases Physical ana
organic Weakness, Catarrh, Structure, &c Con-
unlf fTan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05

E THOMPSON,
L. 1000 PA. AV. N. w.
This morning at i O'Clock shall sell at my apo.
ton rooms a complete line OF household effects.
Terms cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
Posrorr1cr. New YorK. May .. 1854.
wAsnxerox, D. C., April 2s, 1854.

N.Y. A NORMAL INSTITUTE oFHEREDITY
aSt7 and Hygiene will be held under the auspices
Of the WomaIs Christian Temperance Union at CAL
vnry Baptist church, corner Eighth and II streets
northwest MAY .. q, =. Opening session Monday
at $50 r. IN. Addresses by Elliott cues NJ D.. Pro
fcssor OF Anatomy, and Mrs. j II. Kellogg of Mlch-
gan, MT. Sup of Michigan. Evening session at $50
Public invited. my3-2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05

may NOTICE.-THB ANNUAL MEETlNG
Aye of the National Homeopathic HospltAl ALSO,
citation, for the election Of Board Of IruSlsGs an9
the transaction of other business Will be held lHt9
MONDAY EVENING In the parlors OF tho T. NJ
c. A, lA09 New York avenue, at = o,cl9cES s.,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05

aPsFs THE NATIONAL FIECTRIC COMPANY
49, has THIS DAY removed from l4l3 q ST. to
1910 n. .uv. Telephone No I'll.
GEO, c. MAYNARD, Gen'l Manager
May !, 1854. myth s,tu4t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05

n~z,fzS FOOD. SEED, SAND, AND MEDICINE
b5X2 for birds. ut Coughns Drug store; also
variety OF Foods not to he found elsewhere
N.Y. BELLS COCOA, ALKETHREPTh, M
HSsk7 periul Granun, HoTlicls's, Neave,s, Mellu's
Nestles, and other Infant Foods NJ COUGALlS'S
plsrmnCy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
HA1sLETT, sl7 MARKET SPACE,

KT1sd-s RUBBER BLANKETS, AIR PILLOWS,
NY sponge and ice bags, &c; also other rubber
goods. kept az Coughlln's Temple Drug store.
R9Fs HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS, eTINCT
Ponds Extract Witch Hazel Oil, Hurlburts 1roChea
Drops, al COUGHLIN'S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
ESTABLISHED 1890.

Quarter of a century's experience Personal alton
lion given 70 all work RelnOdelng Defective Plumb,
plnmbing. All work guaranteed; Estimates cheer
Glliy furnished. Jobbing promptly aHsAasaIo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-05
naEs REFORM SCHOOL.


owing to the prevalence of Scarlet, Fever In the
city and neighborhOOd no visitors will be received ae
the school this month. we have no sickness mere OF
any kind and at the request of Dr. Wells the attend
ing physician and by authority OF the Boaru OF lrus
''SS' ii'i' D'''O' q. a. suALLENBERGER.
rnyb-3t superintendent
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Notice of Application for City
Deed.


Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the Council Of the City OF Los Angeles
at the session Of the said Council TO be held Tues
day October 7th, 1884. for q quitclaim deed from
said city TO Schroeder, Johnston b Company, .
corporation duly created and existing under the
laws Of the State Of California, Of all that certain
lot Of land situate In the city Of Los Angeles,
county OF Les Angeles, State OF California.
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at tho point Of intersection Of the
northerly line OF the brick building now or for
merly Of Alice and Ida Banning with the east
erly line Of Los Angeles street, said point being
N. 23i deg. E., 14S feet from the northeastern
corner Of Los Angeles and Requena streets. and
running from said point OF commencement 8. 07
deg. Z. along the nortbcriy wall Of said building
and the easterly extension OF the line thereof
las $40 feet 10 the westerly line Of land formerly
Of II. Schaeffer thence east 20 feet TO the north
west Garner Of lot 6e Of the Requena Tract ac-
corting TO map made by Frank Lccouvreur April
20, 1870; thence south IS feet to the southwest
corner Of said lot; thence east 100 feet to the
southeast corner OF said lot in west line Of Will
mington street thence along said west line Of
Wilmington street north 1st $40 feet to the
northeast corner OF lot 70 Of the aforesaid map Of
the Resuena Tract; said point being 62i ieet
south Of the southerly line Of Commercial street;
and said point being also the southeast corner OF
the lot OF land conveyed TO H. Hench by deed OF
exchange Of date April llth, 1870; thence along
the southerly line Of said lot N. IA deg. W., Sh
$40 feet 10 the southeast line Of the lot OF the
heirs Of Jacob Bell deceased, at the northern
corner OF lot 70 Of the Requena tract; thence
along the southeast line Of the lot Of the heirs Il
Bell deceased. 8 s73 deg W., 100 $40 feet TO the
southern corner thereof. thence s. ash deg. W.
10 7l0 feet "a the northeast corner Of the lot con.
veyed by A. N. dc Banning TO ]. A. Henderson
and others, Of date April lst s1Ss2 thence along
the same N. 81 deg w., ibs $40 feet 10 the east
line OF Los Angeles street; thence along the same
s ssi deg W., 10 feet TO the point Of beginning.
Reference Is made 10 the abstract Of title msps
and papers now on file in my office, and ali
parties Interested are hereby notified to fils
their objections, II any thev have, Ia writ,
itsv. at my Office, at least one day before said
session Of october nh, 1854.
". W. ROBINSON,
Cierk of the Council Of the City Of Los Angelica.
Los Anxsls. septsmhsr sath. lss&.
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THE spoRTINs weRLD.
Maxey Cobb Lowers the stallion
Record.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 3O.-The October
meeting Of the Narragansett Driving
Park Association commenced to-day.
The attendance was small but the sport
was good. The favorites won in both
classes. The most Interesting event Of
the day was the breaking Of the stallion
record OF 2:13f, made by Phallas last
summer. Maxey Cobb was brought
out, John Murphy driving. and after
couple Of warming up heats was sent for
a fast mile. The weather was raw and
unfavorable but the track was in excel
lent shape. The stallion made the mile
without skip in the following time:
Quarter, 80; half, l:04l; three-quarters,
1880; mile, 2:l3f, lowering the record
half second.
Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 30.-The track was
very bad. In the three-quarter mile
selling race, Aleck Amcnt won, Hesper
second, Ed Butts third; time, | 40.
Sanford stakes, mile, for two.year.old
colts and fillies, Bonanza won, Favor
second, Anna Woodcock third; time,
l:49t.
Falls City stakes, mile and sixteenth,
all ages, Chance won, Hifiight second.
Ascender third; time, l:55.
Citizens purse three miles, Van Guard
won. April Fool second, Levant third;
time, 5:45a.
Jerome Park Races.
JEROME PARK. Sept. 30.-The track
was heavy. A race one mile and q fur
long sor three-year-old and upwards.
Aranza won, Sirathspey second, Jack Of
Hearts third; time, 2;00a.
The Champagne stakes, three-quarters
Of mile, two-year. .olds. Eachus won,
st. Augustine second, Unrest third i;
time, ll9i.
Hunter stakes, mile and three
fourths, for three-yoar- fillies. Loui-
sette won, Duchess second; time, 3:l3t.
Free Handicap Sweepstakes, mile
and three-sixteenths, Markland won,
Bella second, Slocum third; time 2.08l.
Three-quarters OF mile for all ages.
Valley Forge won, Savannah second,
Weasel third; time, l:l9.
Mile and three furlongs, over six hur-
dies. Charlemange won, Capt. Curry
second; time, Z:4l.
San Jose Races.
SAN JOSE, Gala, Sept. s0.-The first
race was for trotters of the 2:22 class for
purse Of $750-won by Manon in three
straight heats. Time, 2;26a, 2:22 and
2:25.
The second race was for the 2:30 class
for purse of $500--won by Anteno in
three straight heats. Time, 2:2S, 2:26I
and 2:3l.
The next was a special race for purse
Of $1,000. between Ed and Ned in Chicago
carts and Setting Sun and Sorrel Ben in
harness. Three heats were run, won re-
spectively by Ed, Ned and Setting Sun.
in 2:42, 1854 and 2:3Sl. The race was
then postponed until tomorrow.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


New York, Sept. 80. 0.--tlovernments
strong, Railways firmer, stocks active and
buoyant; Pacific Mail raised III to 52a
on official statements that the company's
business was increasing rapidly and that
the receipts were nov equal to eight per
cent. net on the stock. The freight Of
fered calls for the use OF more tonnage
than the company possesses. In the af-
ternoon, under sales to realize, prices de-
clined ! to ID; but, compared with last
nights closing prices, to higher.
Lending rates Indicate large short in
terest.
Government Bonds and Hallway
shares.
New YORK, Sept. 3O.-Threes, l0s;
Ais, l2i; As, 81; Central Pacific. 39A;
Denver and Rio Grande, l0i: Kansas
and Texas. $50 asked; Northern Pacific,
81; do preferred, 46s; Northwestern.
93t; N. Y. Central, 95i; Oregon Navi-
CATION, 72; Trans-C Continental, l4f; In
provement, is; Pacific Mail, 5lt;
Panama. 50; Texas Pacific. l23; Union
flcific, 535; United States, so; Fargo,
5; Western Union, 65.
The Grain Market.
SAs Francisco, Sept. 30.--The wheat
market weak but active; seller, 81. 24ta
$l.24s buyer, 81. .304@sl. .SOa; buyer sea-
son. $l.37a@l. .39A. Barley, steady but
dull; buyer season, .984@. .98d.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30.-Wheat, strong;
No. l California, Is Id 2f; No. 2. Cali
fornia, 6s Sd to IS Cd; Winter, IS Cd to
rs Id; Spring, 6s I'd to 6s Cd. Corn,
strong, IS lld.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Wheat, firmer;
7Ss October; SOt@S0s November. Corn,
firm; 81 bid for Gosh, 56sc October; 46l
November. Oats, steady; 25s October;
&c November. Barley, dull lower,
Clos.
Mining stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 30.-Best
4 Belcher, 81. 90; Chollar, g.. .35; Crown
Point, Sl.5O; Gould 4 Curry, $l.45;
Grand Prize, 30 35; Hale 4 Norcross,
$500; Mexican, 81 .55; Ophir, 81. 20; Po-
tosi, 81. 30; Savage $l.05; Sierra Nevada,
$l.50; Union Consolidated, Sl.sO; Vel.
low jacket, $3.50.
The Money Market.
New YORK, Sept. 30.--Money easy,
Hog closed; offered 2. Prime paper,
5@6; Exchange bills, weaker .S24; de.
mand. .84t.
Produce exports for the week, $780,
900.
Petroleum.
New York. Sept. 30. : Petroleum.
firm, excited; 73s.
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The Attsrney-6e Makes .
l1etion.

The Attsrney-General Makes .
Mstien.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 90.-Attorney-
General Marshall moved in the U. SER
cult Court this afternoon to set aside .
motion that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company make good its tender to pay q
certain amount Of taxes levied in 1888.
within five days. He stated Is his reason
Tor the demand that the opposing par
ties were unable to agree upon state
ment Of the facts. The request was
granted and the motion was dismissed.
CsliforsIa Raius
San Francisco, Sept. 80. - There
was sharp shower Of rain this after
noon, lasting about half an hour. The
Signal Service Bureau reports 46 hun
dredths OF an inch Of rain at Portland,
Oregon, 30 hundredths at Sacramento
and ~ hundredths in this city. Dis
patches received from interior points
report light rainfall throughout the
northern part Of the State.
The First RAJ. or the seaAen
SANTA Rosa, Sept. 3O.-A heavy rain
set in abont noon to-day and continu ed
steadily until about four O'Clock, when
1t cleared off and this evening indications
are favorable for pleasant weather, No
damage was done to the crops.
Nominated for the Assembly.
RKpwooD Cry, Sept. 30.-The Dem.
ocratic County Convention to-day nom.
mated James Il. Coleman for Assembly.
man.
mere Or the Celestial Leper.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-Two new
cases Of leprosy were reported to-day.
They were both Cinnamon.
A CIethIng Dealer Assigns.
DENVER, Col, Sept. 3o.-M. Levy
has assigned. The estimated liabilities
are thrity.iiye to forty thousand dollars.
assets twenty thousand.
Republican, Nominations,
sAE FRANcIsco, Sept. 30.--The Re-
publican County Convention this even
ing nominated W. M. Merry for Mayor,
w. Patterson for Sheriff and Lsuis N.
Jacobs for County Clerk.
Dying.
VIENNA. Sept. so.-Fsnny Ellslsr il
dying.
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BLAINE's PALAvER,
Nc Times His Talk to suit His
ohio Audiences.

~S"AC - @~@e-..@~V~
URBANA, Ohio. Sept. 3O.-Blaine was
escorted in carriage by large body Of
Plumed knights. some on foot and some
on horseback. A novel feature Of this
escort was troupe of mounted ladies
wearing white plumes. The people be-
gan to gather early in the forenoon and
large meeting had been addressed in
the afternoon by Senator Sherman.
Many thousands Of people we're assem-
bled around the stand in the Central
square Of the city to which Blaine was
driven. His appearance on the stand
called for an outburst OF cheers. After
be had been introduced by Mr.. Woruett,
Chairman Of the Committee, he
stood for some seconds viewing
the stirring scene, and then said:
''The mOst important act of
the old confederation after the original
thirteen States had acquired their indie
pendence was the foundation Of the
Northwest territory divided among
five great States, Of which Ohio Is the
oldest. 1t has been the abode OF IN in.
dustrious, honest and intelligent popula.
tion. They have maintained liberty and
civil government and have acquired
great wsaitn. ! see before me . vss1 p
semDisge OF those Nho were oeEr =.
tne sou oI INA. tertl'oIy snu W. -
call their attention to this fact, that OF
all the great wealth It now represents,
much larger proportion hts been pro-
duced and acquired since the Republican
party came into power in 1881. (Great
applause.) That wealth has been pro-
duced ana aequ,rsu .s nn.o ..d ~, ,nJ.. ,seuco ~
Of wise nnanc'ai sy'~ o.as"nt;.a ~ . ..";@ sss
encourags'nens, s",.ns, "a !" t;ve ststas
carved OUT o' sns: .o,snmus. an',,;" vi s.s' ~.
tsppiause, "v rsmandaS % ths nm..,;on ~ o
pnamc sSl ~ ,,.s"";si - ~ ;mSn.sS.;ss S1s svs'
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saw saw nun ~, !. my u;" onos. "AJasu om.s snu
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'he mee'ns' nlao Jsn.;' ss,u nso .;." :.u
pleasure oi soars''.ns snnsy ansy
pecuiiaI'y uevo'oa iA."g, :A.os
communsy oeepy 'n'ees.eo
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unl'eo n'ssos n"ny peo.
any aiheu WIN sno .s.cu''uts' v
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mahulac'1le kIss. s,:'esy snu sIs.s
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a II
BRIGHT'S
Just Received !!

10000 yards Calico northumberland cents
5000 yards Lawns Observation-Disclosures. 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique ue............ -. 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. ......5 to DO cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from &c. to ST. pair
675o pairs of Hose for Ladies at .....7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Chldren's Hose ........ s to IS cents
1925 Corsets from .....................2o Zoe to ST.
10000 pairs OF Ladies' Shoes from. 75c. to S.
$500 pairs Chldren's Shoes from ..25c to $I.a5
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from. ........l L to 5oc yard
10000 yards of Jacone Edgings from to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrimmed, from 25c.
to S.
1000 Chidrens Hats from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from. ...........I Ioc. to 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from ST. bunch
Also large stock of
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Col. 7. w. Brooks hands us the fol.
lowing items He witnessed the weighing
Of six watermelons, all from one vine
grown near Riverside, by Adam Prizes.
ter, the smallest weighing sixty pounds
and the largest eighty I've pounds.
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CAik0, ceRt. U;--the prsoners 70 the
Seapoic, lsn to-dsy POISONED the sem
tries edd snfsy o. snem escaped put
seventeen We're ree,Psuted. Inc out
break was the result Of stopping the
punishment OF nogpng Tor insuoorains-
Ths N;,s |. r;.;,g .na IN. Inhabitants
Of Karsala are not inclined to save the
place unless transportation for their
property b provided. As this would re-
quire thirty thousand camels and the
Governor has only four thousand he be-
lieves the caravan would suffer from
robbers unless protected by troops.
A continuous slight earthquake was
felt at Massanah to-day.
m-....
HALIFAX, Sept. s0.-The German
ssn'el sS ms 81 % NJ esn. Wnns "u -;.S vpsS sn
nssssnssys i rsnorted to.nigbt 10 he off
f;.corb r. q dss.bIed copd;tion Ths
ci.;ss ofI;cer ws. Israed A. Lsconb bv
ho.t With ;nfo,msf;on that tbe sh;ns
sno;nes has broLen down l.st ni0ht 6f.
teen mile, al Beaver Islaod. He tale.
eraphed 10 Halifax for assistance. The
stssmers Newfoupdlsnd and Tiger vere
dispstched and viii Hkelv reach her
early tomorrow morning. The Martha
W., w. ssn'cee :; eeo low mSn.h' sK9' que
owrad no ~ n u % Sshn,s. " ~ s.ss.;.. M
" " - '''"1''e' " S'e''"
fhe Cholera.
NAPLES. Gent. 3O-Tbe cholsrs i. in.
creasinp in Terre Annunzlafs Denutv
Serbi visited the town and orosnized
four bands Of Neapolitans to assist the
Pat'snts' Inc Health Officers sent to
sailed bv a mob with .,;cra Iue ws,s ~
vers 0ne n tha Hasish 0Eas- 49,, ~.
wounded. One hupdrsd ana fo.sw
ornl,ans are in the tsmporarv ssv,ura y y,
III, citv. Who have lost ali ths;r 80
lives by the plague.
.--..
p,s,,y asnt ao-Tt !. ro.;.;,.
stated here that the Great Powers are
discussing the question of q removal Of
the London Conference In order to
| finally settle the Egyptian financial
question. It Is stated also that Germany
is willing to Join 10 the conference II
there snouio pe ressonsoio pIosPees VI
..,
rass's T
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Manrel has begun
suit against Patti, claiming SIC, 600 dam
ages - compensation Tor the oresking Of
Wsnrsi alleges that Marouis Csux prom.
;ssJ not 10 interfere IN the matter.
Pa,s; n r C,ill;c and United States
co,.nI psxotts ara IN route 10 America.
~
Al African Expeassssn.
LISBON. Sept: D.--Marquis Deserpa
: sIp por,uamsss n svn"S;t;au s 40 svnlore the
conn,rv hstwssn Mossmb;oue and I.ake
sT". Nv..a IN ',sm .outhss.t "S xsr;cs The he exps.
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LONDON. Sept. 3l.-Cabis connections
bstween China aud England are inter-
ruptsd.
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BERLIN, Sept. 30.--It is positively
stated here that the Great Powers are
discussing the question Of q removal Of
the London Conference in order TO
finally settle the Egyptian financial
question. 1t Is stated also that Germany
is willing TO join 10 the conference Il
there should be q reasonable prospect Of
bringing the matter to successful issue.
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TIFxrnx, Sept. 100. 0.--viceroy Canton
has ordered the issue Of . proclamation
urging the Chinese to resist the French
and to forbid any attempt to poison
food and to refrain from unduly exciting
the populAce.
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An African ExpedisIsr.

LISBON. Sept. 30.--Msrquis Deserpa
and Admiral Pinto are about to lead
a Portuguese expedition 10 explore the
country between Mozambique and Lake
Nyssa, In southeast Africa. The expe-
dition will be accompanied by 100 Zulus
and $50 carriers.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01

Our assortment of Dress Goods, if not the Iarg-
est by far of the best selected, and believe
we are safe in saying that novelties be found in
this department than before. We claim to have the
finest and most varied assortment of
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Manrel has begun
suit against Patti, claiming $40, 900 dam
ages as compensation for the breaking Of
the engagement ct the Paris Italiens.
Manrei alleges that Marquis Csux prom
ised not to interfere in the matter.
Patti, II. r. Gillig and United States
Consul Peixotte are en- route 10 America.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01

VIENNA. Sept. so.-Fanny ElIslsr is
dying.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01

RoME, Sept. 30.-Rsportsof the ohol'
era epidemic In Italy for the past twen-
ty-four hours show . total Of 42l fresh
cases and 229 deaths. including l22 cases
and 81 deaths at Naples, and 66 cassa
and 81 deaths at Genoa.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01
rrsteeslsn fsr Christlans

RomE, Sept. 29.-The Vatican has
dispatches from the Powers upon the
subject Of taking collective action for
the protection Of Christians in China.