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Windsor. d: steel River, 81; Aliens, b 4;
Mcrrmac pink, d's; Richmond PINK, " Allch
pink, u; Mcrrimac shifting, .; Regatta SHIRT.
Ing, "a; Hampton, Va; Allen shirtings, hii
Dunncll shirtings, AZ.
BnowS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LII, %;
stark, Az; IA; A,ngus'al e. Indian H siei
Nilnntie ii, ~; Agiwam, J. atlantic r
-; pcppcrrll r., ~; Indian Orchard EE
l6is; Peppcrcll II, 7; fremont &C, %; Cont
mental f. 81 rPPCr i q dG; orchard rSPPSrfA IA
Beaver Dam IL. o.; Clark A; %; Nonna,
rsll, ~; Granite y "a; bcdf9 mdo, H. NtAl
,;ranitcviile E'E. D., Wachuscit "a; New
market \, q; Newmarket g., ~;
BLEACHEp SuEErisGs-NcwN York, l0'y
cam muslin, Iii.; iierEicy cS cam muslin
| i3,; Tuscnror, lO Androscoggn |. IL, -
| Masonvillc.p; lonsdalc, ~; Cabot, "a; Con-
Way I; Fruit of ne Loom, II l1nw9od' ri
lowell q. %; lioott T.. ~; Ballou. $; Canoe
81, I; blackstone "A. "a; HOPE, "a; Green
q. -; Gold Medal, Z; Fitchvilic, y Fear
less, =
TicKs-Amoskcag AGA, II; Amoskcng 4,
49,; Amo,kcag u, l2i >; Amoskong q, lPs'
Amoskcag ID, II; Amoskcag ~, lO's; Amos
-; swim River. ~; Mcthucn "A, ~ Com
cstogn cx. ~, 10; Cords NOE, la; tohcsio-
ga ex. 7-s ~; Concstogn GIN ~, 10; ConestoEi'
- IL. IL a. 'UllfNlbEh, WA go
ton. M; Manhattan, s; international w.
SrnipKs-Amoslxcag, $4,000, NJ; Amerl-
can. o.: Hamilton, M; Amoskcag cheviot,
49, Ashbymc "A, IL: Ashbyino red cross 10.
DENtMs-Amoskcag. II; York, II; otis
ANA, l2i.: Otis BB, Nj Columbian, III;
Otis &c, l0t.; Beaver Creek A, u; Beaver
Creek 1913, If; Beaver Creek GO, lOis; warren
BIB, NJ; Warrcn AKA, l2la; Haymakcr
brown, 81; Columbian, IL, Warren &C
brown, lOii; Uncasvillc. 10.
CUgcKs-Union, No. so. n: Union, No. 90
II; Union. No. Is, II: Miners No, |, l7is: Mi
ncr's No. 2, 49,; Prodigy. .; Alabama osna-
burgs, 7; louisiana osnaburgs, !; Augusta
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $; Amoskcae. S;
Canton, q; Draper, o; Glcnwood, 6ls; Bates,
:; Clarcmont, %: Miami, So; Clarendon,
SO; Scotch, double fold, lulgtnl2i j..
CORSET JEASs-kcarsargc, =; Nnuinkcag
satccn, 81; Armory, "a; Canoe, o. Indian
Orchard improved, b's.
CAMnRICs-Washingt "a. Nanvill, bla
N6Bis slater x Sons. - 0cbl1; Kid finish, son;
MnSonvlllc. 5lsco5is; Garner, y sd6i9
GARRETT SGs-Tapcstric' Hlggings,DmS1ls J;
Tapestries Sanford's, Jtnsb; Tapestries ltoS-
bury, s7l.: Bigclow body Brussels, LIB; Low
ell body brussels, lbs; Extra Moqucttcs, Lib;
II Mouucttcs, Ito; Lowell extra supcrs, ~
Hartford }-ply, ~; Hartford extra Supcrs, 20;
Park, Road 4 Franklin extra supcrs, ~ \;
Park. cotton chain extra supcrs, Hls; Phila-
dclphia wool, tsd>t5; common cotton-chain
hknl5.
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A Cnsc Without Hope.

~ w
| .John II, Booker, Of Macon, Georgia,
writes: .In 1878 | was attacked by tho
most raycnous sort Of canccrous sores,
TINT nte great holes into my flesh and
spread rapidly over my body. ! received
the very best medical attentions; was
dosed with mercury and potash uniii
was 80 crippled with mcrcurial rhetinia-
tism tina. could scarcely hobble about;
my throat and mouth were badly ulcer
atcd; my hair began to fall out. SO
wrecked was my general health, that
became a physical ruin and my lifo was
burden. For u long time ! was bed
ridden, and my suffering was so intense
that prayed for death az reliei. ex.
haustcd the whole catalogue or patent
medicines, In each case following the
directions rcligiously. Each in turn
seemed TO aggravatc the malady,
and none of them benefited
me I'm any way. when life was appa-
rently hopeless commenced taking >.
s. :. 10 this Specific j owe my life.
In ten days ! commenced improving,
and i'm n short time was perfectly well.
NV hair has grown out thick; my health
and strength have returned, the ulcers
i'm nv throat and mouth are entirely
cured: NV appetite has returned, and for
the first time In years, ! enjoy my food.
Every sore has disappeared from my
body. weigh rs much as ever did In
my life. and am perfectly healthy in
every way. The very germs of the can
coroils ailliction are destroyed. Not
only is the terrible malady that was
prcying on my lifc and which every one
pronounced incurable, entirely cured,
but am also relieved Of the bad effects
of tho mercury and potash mixtures
that was fed ON for years"
Treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga, 15g West Twenty-third street,
New York, and 1905 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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CorrxE-Rlo fair, Hole; prime, l?l9CSlsc;
s.soice, ls,sel4c; l.aguSra, iic; Jayn, Ds. ..s
TEAs-lmpcrial, 4JdL,oc; Young Hyson, fu9
0c; Oolong, l5as;0c; Japan, 6otnt5c.
sTsnalaicd, SIC; standard A i, SIC; Lonisi.
ana white clarified, Sc: yellow clarified, 7S4c;
MoLAssEs-Louisi choice, 6oc; prime
nc; fair 70 good, f0c; corr syrup, d5c; sugar
BAoGIsa-Purc Jute, "a lbs, los4c; Z yard
~ M, l0{c; ties, -, E bundle.
C ESSxM Nn solssa 7c; XXX, 7sc cream
bars, $40 y box; x ID bars, 40 q box;f II
cs's s% oN full weight, i5Isc; short
CHEEsE-Full cream, Ice.
ROPE-l0c basis; cotton rope, lsc.
WELL Buck ETs-8 .O0di.25 {, dozen. .
CLorHEspISs-Round, 6oc; spring 1T" 2
MrAsuREs-is bushei, iron bound, 10 4
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, 2.25. =.
TuBs-a nest, 2.25; nest, 2.75; No. !, 900 &
dozen; No. 2, 500; No. 3, 200.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, itdI1c
PowDEn-500 q kcg OF % lbs; l2l4 do, 2.Is;
81 do, Isl; blasting kegs, $50. shot-drop bag
2.66a2.i0; buck, 2.2te235. :,
PICKLEs-Chow-chow ls-barrel, barrel, 80
2-galion pals, chow.chow,. l.5o; 3-gailon
pals, pixcd pickles, l.50; glass pints, Id
glass quarts, zoo; glass = gallon, $50; glass
gallon 80 glasSs a hes, s re Test .' in barrels
&c: iio test oil in cans, $40; $50 degrees fire
test, $40 d case.
MAcKERHr~-No. barrels, l2.Jo; No. ! -
barrels, TO; No. h-barrels, 10; No; "a
barrels, 100; No. barrels, 300; No. kits
liz: No kits, 1906; No 3 kits, 100.
HOLLAND HERRISG-Imported,i -, keg
CASDY-Stick. liizc e M fancy, lJ92,c. m
CIpER-Crab apple, Zoe; Missouri elder, Sc
= GALLON; vinegar, r. gallsn, l~d2oc,
'aTARcIi-Pearl, SIC; royal glass, "a; Bon
Hon l. ID packages, &c; corn starch, LIB pack
0G1o 6c: g. n wood box glass, 1i4c; s-ib paper
VI LnS-C1nccntrated 2.7bta5.o0.
U61-We quote: lie r gallon for glazed
:, ~ = gallon for glazed.
iforS-2-fb standard, Los; S-b layer
pDAcuEs-Unpecled, Sc; peeled, l'c
([hoft clear sides, i0i.c; short clcai
~ hams, ls54c; breakfast bacon
-, exc; 5-b cans, e,sc; 10 !!
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IUNf BIER.

LuMBHR-Rough lumber, boxing, II inches
and under first-class, s2i; stripping lsN3, S2l
boxing and flooring, clears, SO; thick clears,
II and IL, 81; rough lumber second class,
$ls; joist and scantling, culls, fl5.
SIDISG-First common white pine, SEQ
second do, so; third do, s25; poplar s2jCdH.O;
native pine, X, $22.Jo do ~ SIS; native, rough
SIS
DRESSED LUMBER- Boxing IL inches and
under, t26.0O12s.0o; isx3, 3s0062s.0o; scantline
joist or any common lumber, 2J.00a2s0O; box
4fnli sCf2, 3O.O0ts2.5O; sccond-cass, and kind
2i.Obb5s.5O.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRING-First-
class, 800; sccond-class, 2l.W.
WHITE PINE FURNISHING LUMBER-l4
~ and pinch white pine, 1000; l-inch do.
Gam
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brogans, oJt1l.25; boys kip bro
gans, sptsl.00; mems T.. calf brogans, l.O06l 20;
boys L. calf brogans, oJ@l %; mems Kip
2-buckle plows, l.00ni.35; boys kip 2-buckle
plows, sJni -; mems buff balls, congress and
button, l.75n275; mems calf balls, congress
and button. 250lpi.50: mems kip boots, H.OOso
1000; mems l.. calf boots, 2i00epi5.00; mems
calf boots, 25.O0Cb6OOO; boys kip boots, 10000
$500: boys L. calf boots, l6.5Ntn2i.0O; boys
calf boots, 2. 5Oa27 90; womcn's ~ kip polkas
.ltaSTlsc; Misses ~ kip polkas, GGd!oc ;
kip polkas, all sizes, 5Jeo65c; womcns calf peg
and IS polish, l.OO0ai.35; Misses calf peg and
IS polish, J1ssliO, wonlou's bun soWed pol-
ish cool -; womons calf sewcd polish, lao
06l .s7iS; womcn's grain scwcd and polish, ~
0ti %; women's kid scwed, o06l.15; women 4
goat scwcd polish, l.Jg6l.75; women's grain
sewed button, l.Vt"l.2); womcn's KID scwed
button, i.O0b;,O0: womcn's goat sewed button
| l -5.,niD
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

ORAyGEs-Louisiana, n barrel, l2ONdl3.VV;
Z, case, $50; Valcncinc, q case OF 40, 900dlO.
LEMoSs-Slcily, 500 Z, box; Malaga, 800.
DATEs-In trails, lUbl2c.
BASASAs-3.O1dri.0J &, bunch.
Malaga, 8.00tn6.JO half barrel.
SWEET PoTAToEs-On the streets, red, 1jc
/, bushcl; yellow, 100.
OSIoSs-Ncw, 800 d barrel.
PoTAToEs-f, bushcl, 100.
CABBAGE-Ncw 2.2J@2.J0 q dozen, or sos &c
CmrcKESs-wc quote at s.cc@S.5o e dozen {;
turkeys, zoe.
EGGs-l0c Z dozen.
BuTTER-Choice western, 2ed25c; cooking,
l5fblsc; country, 2snSjc.
RAIsIss-London layer new q box, 500;
layer, 2.Gy02.T5.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeelcd, Sc; peeled, lie.
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LIVE STOCK.

Quoting butcher live weights we have:
Corn fed beevcs, D N, 4@i, cents; grass fed
Muttons, fair, 2lxon2if cents; choice, $685.
way; north OF n line drawn east and west
with Waco and east of = line drawn north
and south with Baird and south of Red river,
stock delivered on the trail in lots OF 900
head or upward are rated as follows: Year
ling steers n head, la00; do. heifcrs, iiD;
Cows froin z 10 years old lcommonl, 0.00if
aOOO A common COW and calf, D.00GSo.W.
Young Texas bulls, N.00Ir2oo. Graded stock
ellis much higher, while Texans raised south
or east OF the territory given are rated
lower than above quotations
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HO for the Country!
At this season of the year, when people
are beginning to think of relaxation
from the trying labors of the past year,
and "takc themselves" to the country,
mountain or seaside, there Is ono thing
they should not forget, and that Is To
provide themselves with supply of
Ponds Extract. In very many cases
accidents will happen, sudden attacks
of sickness will occur, wounds, bruises,
sprains, etc, will be received, and for
such Ponds Extract is the one great
recognized specific. In cases of dlar-
rhna and collie IL is also of great service.
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orAIsAsp pREApsrrPPs.

Nhicacp receipts Of grain to-day are, wheat
1900, and corn 10000 bushels. Shipment
are, whcNt, yp,90O; corn, 10000.
WHEAT-Choice, 81; medium grades, NC
! JogSo,Isgua, 5Ntb5c.
RYn-Nominal ut Coo; northern, SC.
RA RLBY-406D4jc.
Oossx-shclcd and sacked, 5Ot9C0c.
OArs-Choicc, So,s32c, sacked.
FInun-Patant, 1910; early breakfast, t4.Sp
sreasn coda, t3oJ@3l5; pure cream, ~,
Todd Mills: Patent, $3.50; Union, {3.l5; Prai'
he Flower, 50; star, choice, t2.l5.
HARAN-At mills, sJc; In store, 81.
OsrxN MEAI,-Finc bolted per 100 pounds
HoMrvY AND GRITs-s5 per barrel.
FHHD-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 81 %
Chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, si.io
eorn bran per Itu nundr, i0c.
OuAHAI FLO Per 100 pounds, ".
uAY-DRrk IS; bright, $40; from store
prniie, belea inrk, So; bright, sll; bright, free
on boN6d car, !, dark, 81.
fILf.Hr SIFu- U5c; German millet, Wc.
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uvONEAN HER BEST
" FRIEND,
Dr.. j. BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR.

This famous remedy most happily meets
the demand of the age for woincn's peculiar
and multiform affections. II Is n remedy for
woman only, and or one special class of her
diseases. Ii Is sIccific for certain diseased
conditions of the womb, and proposes to so
control the menstrual function rs TO regulate
ali the arrangements and Irregularities OF
woman's
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- Ola Grandmother,
nHfing the mother of her little grand
kradually and pitifully wasting
Il drainage upon its system
rs OF tcething, sends the
the druggist, procures
kRer's Southern Remedy,
soon restores rest TO
ealth to the little one.
collie, diarrhea, dys-
vel affections. Price
" druggist Cor il.
\1tcr A TavloN at
Raylor's Premium
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Suffering Woman |!

II is the studied prescription OF learned
physician whose speciality was woman, and
whose fame became cnviable and boundicss
because of his wonderful succcss In the treat
ment and cure OF female complaints. The
Regulator Is the grandest remedy known,
and richly deserves Its name,
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Because II controls class o. functions, the
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thus rescues her from n long tain Of ,sfiic-
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oh / what a multitude OF living witnesses
can testify 10 Its charming effects.
Woman take TO your confidence this
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IL will relieve You OF nearly all the com
your safeguard for health. happiness and long
life. Price: Small size, IS cents; large size,
$50 Sold by all druggists. PREPARED only
by DIR. j. BRADFfELD,
No. IFS South Pryor Street. Atlantis 90.
Our new book. diseases Peculiar 20 Wo-
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Address The BHADFIkLD REeuIAIoRCo.
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Monthly Sickness.

Its proprietor CLAIMS for II no other medical
property, and TO doubt the fact that this med
icine does positively possess such controlling
and regulating powers Is simply TO discrcdit
the voluntary Testimony OF thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses who IRE to-day exulting their
restoration TO sounc health and happiness.
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BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

Is strictly vegetable compound, and is the
perience directed towards the benefit OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
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 September 2sd 1884. for quit-claim deed
Of all that certain lot Of land sit
uate In the city OF Los Angeles. county Of
Las Angeles, State OF California, bounded and
described as follows:
Commencing at a point In the southerly line OF
Requena street. At the northeasteriy corner OF
lot No. seventeen )oi the subdivision Of tract
known as the Manuel Requena Tract. according
to map OF survey OF said MANUEL kequsna
Tract" " made by Moore and Keeher in Februa-
iy. 1875. and recorded IN hook OF Miscellane-
ous Records, at pages lac and li7, IN the office
Of the County Recorder. Of said couaiy. said be-
ginning point being north 66' west distant two
hundred and twenty-five (225) feet from the
southwestern corner OF Requena and Whining
ton streets: thence along tho southerly line OF
Requena street south oG' east seventy five (7b)
feet to the northeasterly corner Of lot No. four
teen "a cf said manuel Requena Tract
thence south 2Si' west, along the easterly boun-
Diary Of said lot No. fourteen C4l and along the
proiongation Of It's said casteriy boundary to.the
zanja or water dich forming the southeasterly
boun iaiy Of said Manuel Requona Tract" ac-
cording to said map; thence northwestly along
said zanja 10 point on the same from which
said beginning point bears north ssi east. d.,
tant two hundred and thirty two and one half
(assl) feet; thence north 25l' cast, twolhundred
aud thirty.two and QUO halt (2ssll feet along the
lands uow or formerly Of II. Junge to tho point
Of beginning, being lots IA. Is and 10 and the
tract thu saae wlith as the said three lots lying
between their rear and the said zania, In said
Manuel Requena Tract"
Reference is made to the abstract of title. mars
and papers now on Gle In my oificc, and all
parties interested are hereby notified TO his
their objections, II snythey have, In writ
ing, At my Office. least one day before said
VI w ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the Council Of the CITY Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles. september ~, 1sss.
septls St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The stock Market.

NEw YORK, Sept. l7.-Governments
are fraction lower. Railway shares
are weaker. Texas Pacific and Rio
Grande's fell off to AZ. Stocks opened
irregular, but before the first call prices
advanced I to I. subsequently the
market became unsettled. After the
second call steady tone prevailed, and
later on, when Manager Camp, OF the
Clearing House, had stated that no bank
in the city had asked assistance from Il .
Clearing House Committee and all
rumors to that effect were utterly false,
the smaller bears began to cover. AT 2
P. NJ. the advices from Boston were that
President Adams, OF the Union Pacitic,
the earnings Of the company fer the fis-
cal year ended June 80. 1884, were ut
the rate Of % per cent. on the stock
after all charges had been met. Presi-
dent Adams, in his report,
stated that the twelve months
covered were as unfavorable
as any system was likely to experience.
In the rise which followed Union Pacific
was prominent, selling from 454 to 4Ss.
Near the close the Improvement was pai-
italy lost. Compared with last night,
closing prices are TO p higher, except
Central Pacific, which shows 1 decline.
The Texas Pacific Company has ap-
piled to the Stock Exchange to list
SO. 500, 600 of its general mortgage and
terminal bonds authorized July 20, 1884.
The officials Of the company say in regard
to the rumor that the committee had al
vissd that a receiver be applied for, that
no committee exists. The committee APP
pointed some time ago was discharged
after recommending the funding Of the
scheme, no recommendation looking to a
receivership being made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
Jockey club Races.
roIGEws sUCCEssOR.
several Gentlemen Mentioned fol
the Yseasury Portfolio.

WAsH1SoTos, d. C.. Sept. l7.-Wal-
ter Evans. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, left this evening for short
witt to Kentucky. His name was to-
day added to the list Of those likely to
succeed Foiger.
information was received here to-day
that Morton, Minister 10 France, who
intended to have sailed for New York
on Tuesday of this week, has deferred
his departure for two weeks. This
seems to effectually dispose Of the re.
port that he was coming home to as
sume the duties Of Secretary
of the Treasury, as that Office
will have to be filled within seven days.
II is said by Morton's friends that he OBJ
tanned leave of absence to come to this
country before the death Of Secretary
Folger, aud his original intention was to
have started few days before that
event. and had no connection with the
vacancy in the Cabinet. Morten's OBJ
jeet in coming home just at this time Is
said TO be to atteRd to some private bus
mess in New York.
1t is stated positively to-day that
Gen. Sharpe would not accept the
Treasury portfolio.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
NEVSOF THE WORLD
Hendricks, Blaine and Butler
Appear in Public.
THE U. P.'s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
forest Fires In Alichigan-Wash'
fngton's water supply Pol
iuted-Antf-Pr Prohibition
its In Iowa-Folger's
Successor Dis
cussed.
Especial to he Herald BY Associated Press.

Especial to The Herald byA ssocidfed fress
PEORIA, ILL.,. Sept. l7.-Hendricki
arrived here to-day. having been do
tanned several hours by an accident neal
Farmers City this morning. He made q
brisf address at the fair grounds and
this evening spoke at the Wigwam.
There was street parade participated
in by 1900 men Hendricks on being
introduced was greeted with applause.
He commenced by speaking of the date
chosen aud how it happened to be the
NINETY seventh anniversary of the adop-
,tion Of the Constitution of the United
states. He thought they were appro-
priateiy celebrating the occasion.
He spoke of this glorious nation and
the right and power of Congress to
levy and collect taxes for the ad-
minisxstion Of the Government. They
should Levy only so much as was re-
.qnired to rigb teously administer affairs.
fie then asserted TINT there should be-
change in the administration because the
Republicans had had it for twenty five
years and that was long enough.
He next took up the subject OF the
surplus in the treasury, and toll how
President Arthur and Secretary Folger
had both recommended its reduction and
despite the Republican Congresses. there
had been scarcely any reduction. he
considered one hundred million too
large q sum to be collected annually.
above necessary expenses. He spoke Of
the reforms proposed by the Democracy
and read extracts on these points from
their platform. The reduction of the sur-
plus must be made. The tax must
lie collected for public purposes only
and reduction of the tariff must also be
made. The highest tax must be placed
on Injuries and the lowest on necessi-
ties. He said the Democratic side
would like to see the books. He then
referred to the alleged breach between
I've Republicans and Germans. and
AFFIRMED IL to be on account of the form
.er's position on prohibition. They ex-
pected 60 make up with Irish what they
lost In Germans, but they wouldn't do
it. The former were ready to trust the
democrats for another term. at is said
chat Blaine would make a dashing Pres
iAeat. / don't think he will, but l
think Cleveland will dash wherever the
law snd constitution calls him."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18
wAsn,seros wArER.
A Light and Palatable sunuep
Beverage.

wAsHISGroN, Sept. l7.-Reports have
reached this city during the past few
DAYS that farmers in Virginia and Mary
land living along the Potomac, and Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal, whose hogs have
died from cholera, which is raging in
that section, have been throwing dead
hogs in the river and canal. As the
Potomac is the sole source of the water
supply Of this city tha health officers
felt called upon to make an investigA.
tion, and to day DR.. Townsend vent mp
the river for that purpose. He 90.
turned tonight and says he found
there had been but little ex.
aggeration in the reports, that
the carcasses Of hogs in various stages OF
decomposition 1oatad in the river and
canai or were lodged among the rocks
along the bangs, and that canal boat.
men from farther up the river reported
the stencil from the purifying carcasses
in tho upper river and canal as terrible
DR.. Townsend will have a conferences
with tho District Commissioners to-mor-
row in order to lay tho matter before
them aud take steps TO prevent further
pollution OF the city's drinking water
and to clear the river Of the dead hogs
now floating in it.