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:ItaIy Will support France

LONDON, May l2.-The Italian govern
ment will support the demands of France
in the Egyptian conference to the effect
that the conference shall have power to
discuss fully the question of international
control
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s-SALE OF RESERVED SEATS, FOR SEA
son, BEGINS AT MANsFoRD'S, MONDAY,
MAY 5TH, AND CONTINUES DAILY FROM -
AM. TO PM, AND FROM To P.M.-6a
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Baseball.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Baltimores, 5;
Athletics, 8.
Providence, May 12.-Chicagos, 5;
Providence, 0.
New YORK, May 12.-New Yorks, 4;
Cleyelands o.
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MK- MATTHEW AKNOID's lecture or essay
on Emerson Is TO appear in print in the
May number OF Macmillan. 1t viii, OF
course, be followed by fresh outPouring
NJ criticisms
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EGYPT.
Being Made to Reach Gordon


CAIRO, May I2.-Attempts are now being
made to send messengers to Gen. Gordon
by all routes, including Massowah, with
Earl Granville's message of April 24th,
asking Gordon how many troops he re-
quired, but not positively promising any
assistance
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2279 Prizes, amounting tO.......,....... S522 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company in New Orleans
For further Information write clearly, giving
full address. Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mail or Express (all sums of IS and upward by
Express at our expense) to
VI. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or VI. A. DATPHIS.
Coz Seventh ST.. Washington, ID. G.,
or at West Court ST, Mem phis, Tenn.
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THE WEEKS CLEARINGS.
Reports from Twenty-Seven Leading
business Centers.

Boston, May 12.-The Post says: 9TH,
following table, compiled from special dis
patches to the Post from the managers O
twenty. seven clearinghouse of the Unite,
States gives clearances for the week ende,
May 10th, with percentage of increase o
decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week of 1888:
New York, ss12, 754 900; increase, 1913.
Boston, S., 1864, 1853; decrease, 81.
Philadelphia, S55,SS5, $50; increase, Ills.
Chicago, S49, ,0S5,39l; increase, 2.S.
st. Louis, sl7 ,545. .229; decrease, Sc.
Baltimore, Sll 1856, ,70s; decrease, 2.6
New Orleans, IS, 166, ,2SS; decrease, l2.5.
Cincinnati, Sl0050, 600; increase, 81.
San Francisco, SIC, ,0SS, ,595; increase, H.3.
Pittsburg, SIS, ,4S7 ,6Sl; increase, 93.4.
Providence, 4,0iS, 900; decrease, 9.5.
Louisville, S., IA $50; increase, 27.9.
Kansas City, S3,274,757; increase, 1872.
Detroit, 81, ,79s, IT'S; decrease, S.5.
Milwaukee, s., ,46l, eco; increase, 1874.
Cleveland, g, ,3l2,61: increase, q 3.
Hartford, 81 ,64S, ,947; decrease, 5.4.
indianapolis, l.315, $685. decrease. l7.9.
Columbus, 81 ,403, $50; increase, 1.3.
New Hs zen, 81 ia, ,205; decrease, 60.
Peoria, 500, 042; decrease, l9.l.
Portland, S77l, ,747; decrease, 25.6.
Worcester, S794, ,939; increase, As.
Springfield, SS72, $50; increase, 1I.9.
Memphis, S93S, ,93I; increase, 29.5.
Lowell, S565,3S7; decrease, 81.
Syracuse, S59S, ,573; decrease, 500.
Total, 81 ,09l, ,70l OPS; increase, SO.
Outside New York, SPAS, ,9i7 ,03s; increase, 40,
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
The Trial of E. Ii. Wheeler for the Muir.
der OF Print Matthews Centin.
ued at Hazlehurst.
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Mis-.
sissippi--The Railroad Supervision
Injunction Cases.
Att0rney-General Turner's Sentence Con-
firmed by the Supreme Court
The Ayerett Killing.
JACKSON, TENN.
Judge Greer's Decision I'm the Turner
Case CONFIRMED Yesterday.

Judge Greerss Decision I'm the Turner
Case CONFIRMED Yesterday.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
JACKSON, May 12.-The case of the
State against G. P. NJ. Turner, attorney
general of Shelby county, charged with
having committed an assault and battery
upon frankie Martin, inmate of the Man
sion House, was heard by the Supreme
Court to-day. Col. George CAN'T argued
for the defense and Attorney-GeneralL Lea
for the State. The hearing Of the case oc-
cupied about half an hour and the decision
of Judge Greer, sentencing defendent 10
fine and Imprisonment, was affirmed.
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lsuisvIIle cement.

FRhPAKE FOK FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be construstea
win Louisyiiie Cement 1t Is the STANDARD.
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ACycIoneof Humbugs
SEAT PRESENT THERE SEEMS 70 RE

ss- AT PRESENT THERE SEEMS TO BE
perfect cyclone Of patent medicines. Remedial
agents apparently fash from beneath the storm
cloud, pour forth from subterranean vaults, and
CLEAN in the sunlight of every city and hamlet.
Gentle zephyrs of the evening twilight laden
with the songs of their praise, while the sombre
shades Of night fail to oyershadow their demise.
They touch the fevered brow with the pleasing
son Of Esculapius. The code of medical ethics
lies withered in the dust at our feet, while the
doctor still charges one dollar for writing So
dunn chloridi and aqua pura' a gsrgle for
throat, instead of saying "gargle with salt and
water" But the great wonder is the capacity of
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sAwMrI.u FoR sALE.

WE win furnish TO any good party complete
w SAWMILL OUTFIT. and take II out in good
ash and poplar lumber-consisftng of q IS or 40-
horse power stationary engine. with 59-inch BY p
feet by 15k inch 2-hue boiler, with 6o-ineh single
saNmill, 24-feet carriage, imultaneous head
hlscks. With all the fixtures complete, for $3.50.
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dana, IN the New York Sltia, thinks the
= amocrafic party has gone 70 the ''demni-
tian bow -wows." he wants to help elinch
This condition by nominating Bayard.
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GEN. SWAIM's CASE.

HIS Dismissal frsm the Army More
Than Probable.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
WAsHIxGroN, May l2.--The indications
are that the military court of inquiry will
recommend the dismissal OF Judge Advo-
cate General Swain from the army. A
prominent member of the court was over
heard to say to-day that Swaim's course as
a grasping money-lender and his connec-
ton with fraudulent pay accounts seem to
be established, without extenuating cir
cumstauces. Swain is intensely unpopu-
lar in the War Office and in army circles,
and his retirement would be gratifying to
all cnncerned.
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A Mans Stomach.

The writer knows a wholesale merchant of At
ianta, Ga, who says he drank "a gallons of one
patent medicine (sl6S WORTH before being con-
faith. while his stomach had abundant capacity.
Another gentleman, suffering with blood poison,
drank III bottles $500 worth of certain patent
medicine before he decided that his condition
was growing worse. These are solid yet stubborn
facts suppose you bad severe case of Sercssula
and a druggist should say that b. mad a onick
setnedy, Spe bottle Of whiel. would effect cure
fou woal9 be sSpt 10 call him
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4 QUICK AND EASY TIME.
AM
wuBORS COMPOUND OF y
PURE COD LIVERl
1 OIL AND LIME. !

Get rhe Genuine ArticIe.-The great
popularity of "WMBoR's COMPOUND or Cop
LTSER Oh AND LIME,' has induced some unprin-
clpled persons to attempt to palm of a simple
ticle of their own manuiseture; but any person
who is suffering from Coughs, Colds or Consump-
tton, should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires putting. The results of its
use ARG its boat reoGmmen IL atoms; and the Iro-
pretof has ample evidence hie Of its great sue
cess in pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate
OF Lime possesses a most marvellous healing pow
sr, as e9nbined with the, pure .Cod-Li Oil by
nity. Sold by A. B. WiLsoR, Chemist, Boston,
and by all druggists
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FL Mshdt and osmnn nixna.
Outbreaks at Cairo.

CAIRO, May 12.-Advices received show
that Ell Mahdi has sent ENJOYS to Osman
Digna, directing him to capture Dongola.
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ME. JoHS MORLEY, II is said, is going TO
edit 8 series OF English Statesmen
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INC New OrIeans Exno.It,ou.

4 soRK throat or cough, ii suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable throat
or lung trouble .iBroicn's Bronchial
Troches" give instant relief.
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The Marine Bank Failure.

The Comptroller of Currency to-day
read letter from Serbia, examiner in.
charge of the Marine National Bank of
New York, saying that the bank is insol-
vent and viii have to be placed in the
hands of receivers. The letter gives no
figures or details. The examiners report
is exuected tomorrow
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Interior Waterways.

The Secretaries OF War and the Navy
have appointed Gen. John Newton, chief
engineer, United States army, and Col GA.
Gilmore, corps of engineers, United States
navy, members OF the board created by
the resolution of the House of Represent
atives to consider the expediency OF the
construction OF line of interior water
ways for the protection of the Atlantic
and Gulf States.
Republican National Convention.
A great number of letters are received
daily by Senator Sabin, chairman of the
Repub blican National Convention, making
inquiries regarding the means of securing
tickets OF admission 70 the convention.
To answer all inquiries, circular was
issued to-day, stating that delegates we're
the oaiy ones from whom they could be
obtained.
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viii Not Rest Until He Has Killed
ENGLAND.

CAIRO, May 12.-It is stated that Zebher
Pasha declares he will not rest until he
has killed Gen. Gordon.
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CAPITAL POINTS.
Taken Charge of His Office

WASHINGTON, MAJ 12.-Mr. Connor,
Comptroller of Currency, formally entered
upon his duties this afternoon.
silver Dollars.
Issue of standard silver dollars for the
week ending May 10th, 345,997; CORE
spending period last year, los, 800.
Wallace vs.. Mckinley.
The House Committee on Elections, by
a vote of six to five, agreed to report in
favor OF seating Wallace, the contestant in
the Ohio election case OF Wallace as. Nc
Kinley.
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Election Notice.
APRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
words of Praise.

most earnestly entreat every female expecting
to be confined to use Mothers Relief. Coupled
with this entreaty will add that during long
obstetrical practice Gorty-four years., 1 have
never known it to fail to produce safe and quick
delivery. Ii. }. HOLMES, MD.
A lady from one of the counties of Middle Geor-
gia who has been acting as midwife for many
years, writes; - have disposed of all the
Mothers Friend you sent me, and am delighted
with it. In every instance where it has been used
its effects have been all that could ask. l con-
slider it great blessing"
gentleman writes: My wife used your
Mothers Friend at her fourth confinement, and
her testimony is that she passed through it with
one-half the suffering of either of her former
coninements, and recovered from its effects in
much less time. She also recommended it to a
lady friend who was about to be confined for the
first time, and she says: I have never seem any
one pass through this great trial with so much
ease and SO little suffering"
4 QUICK AND EASY TINE.
A distinguished physician of Mississippi writes: !:
Every one expecting to be confined should use
the Mothers Friend, for during long obstetric
practice have never known it to fail to produce
n quick and safe delivery"
This remedy is one about which we cannot pub
lsh certificates, bat it is most wonderful lini-
ment to be used after the first two or three months.
Send for our Treatise on the Health and Happi-
ness of Woman, mailed free, which gives full par
4 ticulars.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, May 12.-The races to-day
were well attended. Weather warm and
track fast.
F.rst Race.-Purse of $3.50, three quar-
ter mile heats. Kilmeny Won; Charley
Lucas second, Princess third. Time
1:163, 1:l74, 1:l9t.
Second Race.-Clay stakes, for three
year-olds who won race prior to January
/, 1884, mile and a quarter. Strickland
won; Guitar second, Bennett third. Time
Il 100. French mutuals paid Sl30. Han
nibal ran mile in :454.
Third Rdce.-Purse of $3.50, for maiden
two-year-olds. five furlongs. Bootblsck
won; Orlando second, Miss Ida third.
Time-1 10.
Fourth Rlce.-Purse OF 500, one and
one-fourth miles. Imogene won; Barnum
second, Brunswick third. Time-2 :4S3.
The MitcheIl.Edwards GIoye-Fight.
New York, May 12.-Probably 5000
people gathered in the Madison Square
Garden to night to witness the glove-fght
between Charley Mitchell and Billy Ed
wards The match was preceded by
several sparring bouts and wrestling
match. Edwards was the first to appear,
and he was loudly cheered as lie scrom-
bled through the ropes. He appeared
over trained. He was accompanied
by Arthur Chambers and his
brother, Marry Edwards. Mitchell was
the picture Of health, and was in perfect
condition. His second was Billy Madden.
|J. Is. Mccormick, OF Cincinnati, was
chosen time-keeper, and Bob Smith acted
referee. Mitchell is twenty-three years
old, weighs I54 pounds and stands five
feet eight and one-haf inches. biiiy Ed.
wards Is forty years old, sve feet
four and one-half inches hig1 and
weighs 1856 pounds. The men had
neveY seen each other before, and
when time was called faced each other
like true scientists. After preliminary
sparring Edwards led with a blow at
Mitchell's body, (which did not pass. 1t set
the people hosting, however. Edwards
hit again with his leis, but vas neatly
stopped, and received counter on his
head thst made him turn. He danced of
with Mitchell alter him, and finally feil
under the ropes in his corner. While he
" a. on his knees Mitchell hit him in the
lace,
The crowd yelled ''fonl" loudly and per
sistently. Capt. Williams appeared on
the scene and told Mitchell TO 20 to his
corner, which Mitchell was disinclined to
do, and Edwards came up to him. Both
put up their hands, but Capt. William:
1 insisted on rest. During the paFiey
time was called.
At the opening of the second roun(
Edwards hit short with his lett, ant
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LuNDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechsl Mel
Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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Deatn Of a Veteran EdItor.

DAY1os, May l2.-Henry ID. Stout, aged
seyenty-six, a pioneer editor and publisher
of Ohio, died to-day.
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RepubIican National Convention.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Three Lives ssssiBeed- wife, Child and
Father.


NEW yoRg, May l2.-Shortly before Q
O'Clock tonight Isaac D. Edrehi, chemist,
aged sixty years, living spart from his
wife, aged forty nine years, visited her at
her lodgings on East Seventy-first street.
Their son Charles, aged five years, was
playing in the room. After soae con-
versation with his wife, Edrehi asked her
to live with him again. She answered no.
ThefeapoR he drew revolver and fred
at her as size turned to fee
from the room. The ballet struck
her in the back, fracturing the spine,
and causing a wound which will undoabt-
e6!v prove faasl. .Fe then shot his little
SON, killing him INSTANTLY. The father
ged the house. While running up Seven
ty-first street, between Lexington and
Third avenues, he placed thelpistol against
his right temple and hred, falling dead
upon the sidewalk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

OFFICE AT RESIDENCES. lss MAIN STREET.
on,cs Houn--s to IL A. n. 10 . and to
Residsnes-EAss ssds q Main street, bsicw
i FIrvx mib-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

will sell Cottage House and 10 acres highly
improved hand on the AIhambra. directly oppo-
site the residence and grounds Of @. B. Adamt
and T. Z. Maybcrry, as follows Rich, loamy,
nndy soil; al ire thrifty trecs and vinee In full
bsAEng. containing 400 orange trses-Navei aud
Hben variety; 200 vines Of 6ne assorted tabls
9rapes, - Muscat of Alexandra, Flame Tokay
ETC.; shout 500 Bartlett pears peach. apricot, ngi
The cottage contains rooms and kitchen. de
tAched. Water throughout the house, stable and
corral.
NorE E--Adjoining and near these grounds ARD
the elegant grpuuas and residences Of @. B.
Adams, Z. L. Nayberry. Scovilis and Mrs. Hol
stesd. 1his tract Il beautifully elevated. com
manding fne view d the Sierra Madre villa
the elegant Raymond Hotel now In process d
Shorb, BAiwin. Carter and others. Distance BY
carriage from Los Angeles, Is minutes; by cars
ID minutes.) The neighborhood 10 choice, select
and hr1t-clan. Tho propefty In and sround San
Gabriel h rapidly Improving and In the last three
years has advanced i've hundred per cent. ons
Ratss very reasonable. The water right win be
sold with the grounds. Only ten minutes walk
from thu depot to the grounds.
Churches of slidenominstions In the immedi
ate vicinity. The large, elegant new school
houss only one block on. Tsstily arranged
choicest flowers, plants. Towering shrubes and
ornamental trees. This il just the spot for 4
gentleman Of leisure, home, or undoubtedly a
capital speculation 70 hold. ~ there is very little
Ifsny improved property directly In the heart Of
the place fo. sale TO be appreciated must { b :
Bsyiey, the gentlemanIy proprietor Of the hotel
Who will direct you to the grounds.
For further particulars and price apply At office
feb5 JOHN c. BELL Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

N. B.-County orders receive prompt and careful
attention Samples and Price List sent free application
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

SAx FxAxclsco, March 2l.-Tne Har-
bor Commissioners adopted resolution
allowing collectors and whaldDgors who
are members of the Legislators. o leave
Of absence to ntte nd the extra session.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

This Great Special Sale sterling fact and easy DEM
onstrated by inspection of the stock offered
There several Of goods recently received which
considerably past their time owing to the delay in
as set off against that we have marked them at bare
cost. The whole that VIC say is embodied in this
that bought largely and in consideration Of this
fact and that our Spring Importatons are due
don't know Of any other legitimate ode Of reducing
stock than the step we taking 1t is our sincere
desire that the public will in this they have
done before and have confidence that their verdict
will be that HALE & co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

Dealer Ranges Hardware Agricultural Impmen Force and Lii
ST. Manufacturer of Tin Copper and Sheet onwass
Plumbing done
dispatch. jy2l #
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s.slse.s r.ilures for che Week

Business FaAAuree H0r the week
New YonK, March 81. = Business
failures for the weok throughout the
country are reported as 2l3, as against
PIG last week. Failures are exception
ally few in the Western and Pacific
States.
Testrmenial Fund FOR Carl 1churs
NEW YoRK, March 2l.-The friends
Of Carl Schrrz, headed by Jesse Selig-
man, propose to raise funds to the ex-
tent Of Si00, 900 for him.
Arthur and Grant Closeted
WASHINGTON, March 81, Last even
ing President Arthur called upon Gen.
Grant, and they were closeted together
two hours.
The Pope's Future Residence.
LONDON, March 2l.--Malta is mem
toned as the place of the Pope's future
residence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

r E q ; e : iss ssas as,: !: :: :':.; ss ' e
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EASY TERMS,

Via: one-third Cash upon delivery Of contract,
balance IN SIX months, wfthont Interest, or hve
per cent. discount on deferred payments Tor cash.
The contsacl will be made transferable and deed
viii bo given 70 holder upon pAymcns Of sbalAnce
dua A deposit Of - win DO required upon
sach sale. which will b allowed upon nsst pay
mont All taxss tor ensuing yoar will be paid BY
present owner The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22
d. Joeeph Kurts

No as Main s.ss. oppeass Baker block
SwEye and ear diseases treated with the care Of
. specialist Apn
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Auction Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE,
Under the management Of
HAMILTON 4 DUNSMOOR,
Dealers in Real Estate.
NO. 2s WEST FIRST STREET,
To be held on the premises.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MARCH "a and 25, 1884,
ATnA- N. EACH DAY.
~ Beautiful Suburban Lots
sr0Avrp On FleuaRoA AND ADAMS
Streets, Immediately in front Of tho Long
street es.Ate.

These lots are In tho bon ton portion OF the
city, surrounde< by princely residences, only a
short distance from the University OF southern
California, an institution Of learning, which In
the nesr future will be surpassed by none in tho
Unitsd States Preparations are now being
made to add TO their already commodious build.
Ing by tho expenditure Of . sun nat less than
800 Co., In the erection Of eithcra lrck or stone
structure This is without question the nost
rapidly improving part Of the city and persons
who invest In these lots, either for homes OF a.
an investment, will be richly rewarded at no dis.
tant day, a. IL Is conceded beyond q peradven-
ture that Los Angeles Is and always Will be the
great commercial ~ well as educational city Of
Southern California.
We will sell those lots without reserve and
upon such liberal terms ~ will give all . chance
70 invest; the capitaits with an eye 10 business,
seeking safe and sure investment, tho specu-
lator, who wishes to turn his capital quickly,
the clerk or Mechanic who wishes to lay away
portion ol his monthly earnings. ~ well as the
ladies Who are dexrous Of making purchases.
The Main and Agricultural Street Railway
runs directly In front Of this property, and cars
peGs every a minutes, which time will be short
cned - the travel demnnds-
Figueroa street 10 the Great "AlAmedA" Of Los
Angeles, and II s upon this street that tho fash.
ionsbls drives are taken.
Too nuoA sannos be aid Of this property and
vlsit 70 tho pfsmiaes win convince any one that
NJ have not mlautated fActn We viii orr you
ths pyeps<ty, subdivided Into slllgibis building
lots at your own price and upon the following
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22
). Hannon, NJ D..
County Physician.

nAscAaxL puIIDlNo upssAiA R.sdssss
90 Nan .. > = z a /. y, ss-i's ssa
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TITLE N PnnFzCr

And absasss win Be- ssseis@sd sor imposition.
-Ffse oaFxio9us win leavs fFum hosslo and our
give hlFther Information upon Inquiry and show
the peopugcy "A thoeo WAo wish TO view H.
Ne nlve eup1Dyud - eoed1>o this ea1s, pesl-
~ asd wtsksss fs1srvs, Shs Ssllhaown ifn q
NovGs = FIgLp
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- xlie, niari.s 4. 3.

a xV4AN ~V
oass Nd nu1lllse, --Ne 70 ma slssss 10
NRssss - tnssvvnar~' HSan
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Prsgresa Ct theWerids Fair Cen
mlttee.

SAx FRANCISCO, March 2I.-At the
Worlds Fair Compittee meeting last
night tho Secretary reported progress as
follows: Petitions asking government
aid to the amount Of two miliian dollars
have Focsived nine thoasand signature
in thiftesn days. With I've exceptions
the 0overnoss Of The respective States
and rerritoriss have appointed consmis-
sioners, where they have had the pow er
to do 40, aud where they have no, such
power the favorable attention Of the
Legisl ature has been called to the matter.
Leave Or Absence for tho Extra