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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-12

NEw MEMPHIS THEArER.-The great
sensational drama, Foul Play, was re-
peaied last night at the New Memphis
Theater for the fourth and probably the
last (ime this season. The audience was
larger than could have been expected in
such weather, and the interest In the per-
Torrance was undated. Miss Price has
had fair houses all the week, notwith-
standing the miserable weather. Tc-
night she appears in the great imperson-
alton of Leah" in Leah the Forsaken,
and as il is the occasion Of her benefit,
we trust and expect that she will greet
by for the largest house of the week. In
this great character, Miss Price finds
scope for her splendid talents, and the
public will witness tonight perform
anee which will do honor to the young
tragedienne.
VARIETIES THEATER.-The new stars
and the old stars and all the folks about
Manager Broom's place have their nu-
merous friends and respective admirers,
aud the Varieties is crowded from night
to night with delighted crowds. Miss
Malinda Maggie, the great jig dancer, has
made decided hit and is likely to COM
plete a very successful engagement.
Charley Gardner, the eccentric and COM
ical genius, and his son will take grand
complimentary benefit tonight. An un-
usually fine bill has been provided and
the house will be chuck full
GAYETY TBEATER.-The Buckinghams
continue to fill the public eye and to ell
the house, at least somebody does. Bob
Hart may have hand in it, for he d.
vides all the honors, and Jim Johnson
comes in for liberal share Of applause
every night The Bower of Beauty can
not be surpassed for beauty, and the
songs, dances and brilliant wit that
flashes forth from time to time cannot be
excelled. A new and attractive bill is
to be presented tonight. The house is
sure to be well.Elled by an appreciative
and delighted audience. re
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Now is the time to get your selection
of pretty goods for spring. Go to Sproule
& McCown's. ll ia3u1 IL
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TnE concert and supper tonight is
expected to be an attractive aud oeautl-
fol affair. A splendid supports prepared.
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MouSr CARSON OeAL CoNPASE.-2p
Madison street. Screened, lump and
slack coal. lOo-l
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MULE WANTED wish to purchase
good. well broken mule, young and sound
z. WHIrMoRE,
70 PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
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SWEET PorAroEs Jusr REcEIvED.-
Two hundred barrels, for sale low, by SUIT
ton, Mann 4 Joiner. BIC Front ST. 5F2S
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DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 230
Main street, open day and night New
pupils can begin any day. l5l-24
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SPRouLE & MoCows's spring goods
were manufactured especially for this
market IL
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The TEA PARTY LAST NIGHT.-The
tea party at the chapel of the new Bap-
list church on Secou2 street, near Gayoso,
was very pleasant affair in all respects,
though the rain and snow kept many
persons away. The proceedings COM
menced with music by the choir and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Burns. Dr.. Ford
then introduced Mr.. John Everitt, oil
London, who encouraged the ladies in
their enterprise and gave an inter
esting account Of home missionary
efforts in Great Britain, aud re-
ferred in glowing terms to Spur
geon and William Brock and New
man Hall, DR.. Miller and Mr.. Puncheon,
and to many others who have worked
faithfully in the great cause Of spreading
theGospeL His remarks were well re-
ceived, especially some suggestions made
to the young on the subject Of courting
DR.. Ford approved the address of Mr..
EveFi,t in suitable terms. The com
pany then repaired to the aute-room,
wherethe ladies served an elegant sup
per, aud an hour or two was passed in
the most pleasant and sociable manner.
Tonight the tea party win be repeated,
aud as the weather is good large attend
Ance may be expected. 1t win be one Of
the most elegant festive gatherings Of the
season.
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BIRDS, Docs AND FANCY CHICKENS.
A new lot just received on the steamer
Belle st. Louis. Purchasers should call
Immediately and get bargains, for the
owner will leave in few days.
n9 CHARLES EspECH,
6l Ieffarsnn ST.
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MURRAY 4 RIDGKLT, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, have just received the
most complete stock fof spring and sum-
mer wear, which for quality and style
cannot be surpassed. Prices reasons
able TIC
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CALL and look at Sproule & McCown's
new stock of fine spring goods. 1t is
pleasure to shoE them. 22l Main
street. ~
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
60 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street,
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GOSHEN BUTTER-The best quality,
just received by J. Devote, corner Third
and Adams streets. Ii
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WANTED--City and country people
to know that we are now Offering our
splendid stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS at retail, at less than whole
sale prices. Satisfy yourselves by
1T. HAEDLAk d co.,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
M rIMM MP n ISt
Friday Evening, March IL, 1889.
THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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You've MES, use Dromgoole & Co.'s
Buchu; it is the best and cheapest. s I
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Iryou want good old Meeibbeu whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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LOST.


ebJO REWARD.-L0ST,A BLACK AND
0lU tan slut, The tan only percepuele on tne
feet. The above reward will be PAID 10 any ohe
re e.Ia ner " so STEVE HANCOCK.
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If you want fine spring goods, 60 to
Sproule & McCowns, under the Wersham
House. IL
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DEEDS, Leasea, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office 7
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JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
No. los JrrrrnsOs srRrrr,

BOARDING. and LOdsiDE. per vsek.-------.--.-se y
Boarding. vitbost LOdsinE' per week . y
,ss-,s O. RRIEsHAsKE. PrOprister.
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SWEET PorAroEs at CraiE's seed store,
$40 Main street. Is
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SEED SWEET PorAroEs at N. ]. Favis
4 Co.'S, 2s Second street. Gil
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IFyou want good old Megib ben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street
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Fresh supply of Pittsburg coal at c. t.
Peterson's. Office, l3 Madison street.
Also at W. II. Horizons, 1854 Main street.
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BOARDING..

BOARD IN PRIVATE TAMILSy.; IT,; 9
t.-s,i H = SsliShtfrl portion Of the city. con
.,s,;s,a a. ths Strcst Cars. Best Of references
EVEN and required. address No. S0s Linden
rfront. -. "
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River.

1t is clear and cool, with fine prospect
for some pleasant weather, to which we have
been strangers for the past three weeks. The
river here continues to decline, with twelve
feet in the channel from Cairo down; at st.
Louis 1t is rising, with seven feet on the bars
between that city and Cairo. The ohio. Ar
kansas and White rivers are all rising slowly.
Business on the levee shows more animation
than for sometime past.
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SWEET PoTAroEs at Craig's seed store,
379 Main street. 10
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IFyou want good old Msgibben whisky
20 to Megibbes & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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DRoMGeoLE & Co.'s BUoHU cures
gravel and all urinary deposits. Price,
one dollar. 81
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ESGLIsH FEMALE BIrTERs cures sickly
females after all else fail 81
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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Goods not exactly I'm sty lie less than
cost. l4s-l5
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W. G. RUSSELL, painter, paper-hanger
aad GLACIER, No. 21a Second street.
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COMMERCE., FINANCE AND TRADE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations yesterday. as
reported to US by Prof. Edward Goldsmith
March II. 1850
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Six cents for New York Ledgers, at
Loeke's, 1864 Main street. Peterson's
for April, aud large assortment Of the
latest mouthlies, weekiies and dailies
alwaYs on hand --
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The tea party tonight at the Central
Baptist Church rooms will bring the
youth and beauty Of the city together.
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To let, with board-two splendid front
rooms, az ia Court street. Reference
required. 81
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Fl. B. PACKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke--296A Main street. 58f
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MONEY to loan, at $50 Main st. LAT i
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EVERY pretty colored suit for spring
can be had at Sproule & McCown's, 22l
Main street. II
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CHEAP MULES. BY
" : DICKINSON. WILLIAMS lio F1Sn 4 Greet.

TDOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT-MY
X PLACE Jour miles out On the Hernahdo ioae,
containing twelve and q haif acres good land.
veil improved new house. Kitchen. setyant,s
Gorse, smoke-h house. corn-crib, carriage house,
wagon shelter. ETC., all new; nne yonnk or.
Sne Glover lot, grass lot. garden, etc: two
snIendid cisterns and horse pond will be sold
on esSy terms, together with hay. kitchen and
farming utensils, or exchanged LOT CITY liop-
~, 'ssrlT 10 y. WHITM0RE,
~fF~ pgpIxo BEDoER once.
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II you want good old Megibben whis-
XIV, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main st.
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ExoLIsH FEMALE BIrTERs never fail to
cure all female complaints. 81
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MOUNT CARBos Coal CoMPASY.-Slsck
coal, 20 Madison street. 1861
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LATE FIRE IN THE LEDGER BUILD
ING.-Last Saturday afternoon fire
broke out on the top of the LEDGER
building from defective hue, and but
for the most energetic efforts of our
friends in the vicinity and the kind for
bearance of the Fire Department, the
entire establishment would have been
drenched, and splendid stock of print.
ing material, including paper, cards and
other deslructibles, would have been
completely ruined. The fire in the roof
was extinguished by the use Of buckets
only, and our loss was trihing compared
with what it might have been. In
making our Acknowledgements generally,
we take much pleasure in referring par
ticularly to the prompt manner in
which Messrs. Littleton q Vreden-
burg, resident agents of the Pte-
nix Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, came forward aud paid our losses
Monday morning Mr.. Littleton called
upon us, and offered to make good the
cost of repairing the roof, and any other
damages done by the fire. Workmen
were at once employed, and the repairs
were completed yesterday, and when the
bill was presented it was readily paid by
Messrs. Littleton & Vredenburgh without
a word of complaint. This was purely
business transaction it is true, and not a
large one, but it gratifies us to record
such en- act Of promptness, and this re-
ference is purely gratituous on our part.
Men ofteuer reveal themselves in their
real light in small matters than large
ones, and this instance, which we have
mentioned, goes to show what kind Of
agents the Ptenix has in Memphis.
They are thoroughly reliable and at all
times courteous, obliging and ready to
do justice to their patrons as we'll as
the companies they represent They
have several agencies for the best
companies in the country, and we
take occasion to suggest 10 our numerous
readers that the insurance agency at %
Madison street is worthy Of the general
confidence it enjoys.
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SPRING GooDs. --latest styles at Sproule
b McCown's, 22l Main street. IL
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FOR SALE.

G,nPFRI0R SEED CORN FOR SALE BY
- DICKINSON. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
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GooDs FINE.-Prices moderate at
Sproule & McCown's. lEfE IL
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FINE LIQUoRS-The very best at Mr..
Meyers bar in the Worsham House.
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ESGLlsn FEMALE BrrrERs cures all. Ct
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The ladies Of the Central Baptist
Church will serve up an elegant supper
o-night. No appeal made for money
after entering. MtfHAf8 AR III
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SOMETHING NEw-Maizsna Flour, pre-
pared by Woods, Maude & Co., for ma,
king boiled pudding, mullins, waffies, bat
ter cakes, etc., put up in ten pound pack.
ages, at Coffin Bro.'s, 1872 Main st. 1t
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OLD HATS made new at ss4 Main st I
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A PRETTY PREsESr-English Female
Bitters. 81
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WASHINGTON
U. S. Attorney Stewart, of Nerth kissis-
siDDi, Removed. etc,

WASHINGTON, August I.-Presi
dent suspended from Office Stewart
L. 5. Attorney for Northern Missis
sippi, but not for political reasons
Prominent Conservative Republicans
from Mississippi, who had an inter.
view with the President on Thursday,
informed him that the only desire Of
Conservative Republicans was neu-
trality on the part of the Administra-
ton in elections. The President is
represented as replying that he wishes
for the success of the party which will
in good faith carry out reconstruction
acts and ratification Ofl5th,amendment
to Constitution to give protection Ia
life and property in Mississippi.
He wanted to know whether the
former enemies of the Government
were acting in good faith in their
present professions of loyalty, and
said this would soon be aScertained in
part by the action of Conservative Re
pubIicans in Virginia, as they were
acting in gOOdEaith. He would be glad
10 have not only the intelligence and
influence of that State, but of the
South generally in support of his adj
ministTatiOn. The President inquired
at what time the Conservative Re
publicans would nominate their can
didates, and when informed that it
would PROBABLY be about the first Of
September, he replied he would
See what kind of ticket they put
in the field and its action would be
influenced more or less by subsequent
events and the cOurseOf affairs in the
South, He adds, he desires to see the
payment of the public debt, and the
honor of the nation rendered inyiOlate.
When this is accomplished he will be
satisfied.
The books Of the Comptroller of the
Currency show that the amount Of
ten-f0rty bonds exchanged for five
tWentieS, under a recent decision Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, has
reached two million dollars.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
instructed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York 90 purchase two millions
Of fYe-tWepties q week during Au-l
gust--the first purchase on the 4th of
Those are in addition to
purchase for sinking fund of one mil
lion or alternate weeks. The public
,tdiciutiil 10 DE puDllSIleu /
will show a further reduction of about
and Onc-quarter millions.
The Secretary left tonight for Gro
Mass, to be absent two weeks.
Several prominent members of Con-
yresS recently in Washington express
vi themselves in favor Of collecting
incoming tax on Government
held in Europe, TO be deducted
N presentation of the coupons
It the treasury. They assert it would
)e just to the holders who now paw
he tax, while foreigners have thus far
seaped ii. A bill has already been
prepared for this purpose, and Will be
Introduced Immediately on the meet
ne Of the next session.
a special says there is some official
authority for stating that the rumOred
emOval Of Gen. Candy to Mississippi
his supercedure by Gen. Mellow
II is untrue.
In relation to the administration of
he test oath, it is understood Gen.
will be guided by instructions
Gen. Sherman, who has the en-
ire reconstruction affairs under his
OntrOl by law.
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Presidents policy. After asserting TO
the almost unanimous endorsement OF
the Republican principles by the
white men Of the State, and asserting
that the cOlOred people who We're
Ousted by the Wells leaders are now
fiocking by hundreds to the Grant and
Walker standard, he concludes as fol-
lows: "Nou ask for a coalition
Of the two wings Of the RepUb-
lican party. | cannot admit that the
party Is divided; on the contrary, |
claim the great Walker party is the
national Republican partyOf Virginia,
represents the policy of the President
and Congress, and as such / have no
desire to hail the late Wells party. /
have only to say we shall gladly vel
come them to ranks, for we are
unwilling TO deprive any class of citi-
zens of the innumerable blessings that
must flow to Virginia from an une-
quivOcal enforcement OfthoSe national
principles of which President Grant
and Congress are the head and 'front.'
Col. ThOs. p. August, q prominent
died this morning. He was
an officer of the Fifth Virginia Regi-
ment.
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CINCINNATI.
Grand EkaiLilion Of Textile FabrIos.

vi uiN EAaaLlAGAn u NNAkalE 7 aul w.
CINCINNATI. August 1.-The expo
sition of textile fabrics 10 be opened
Tuesday Will be- agr8nd success. Two
hundred manufactures from all parts,
South and West, viii be here; over
100 different articles are already
ticketed and arranged; the number
Will reach 2OOG tomorrow. The dis
play OF beavers, cashmere, meltOn-,
leans, twecds, hannels, shaWls and
brown sheetings viii be Unexpectedly
large, while the checks, COttOnades,
hosiery, carpets, flax and its fabrics,
blankets, yarns, dress braids and other
article viii make the exposition the
finest held west OF the mountains. The
Mission and Pioneer mills, California,
are represented. The Prairie State
mills Of Illinois have a fine display Of
shaWis. The quantity Of goods is sur
prising. The oldest merchants expo
sitiOn will show that Western manu-
facturers make many kinds Of goods
as perfect in texture, as beautiful in
finish, and as tasteful in style as are
made anywhere. Commissions from
the East are already gathering here TO
meet manufacturers. The formal
opening ceremonies will occur Tues
day. The great days will be Wednes-
dav and Thursday. Trade sale on
Friday.
CINCINNATI, July 31.-Final ar
engagements have been made for
wooden exposition to open August 3,
in Seniors building opposite Burnett
House building, throwing open from
IL to , that day. The formal opening
commences to take place in Pixies
Music Hall at 3 pm. Judge Bullamy
Slower makes an address, also Gov.
Haynes. Present exhibition continues
daily till Friday, when at II am.
trade sale will take place.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Her
airs special from Havana says the
steamship Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz,
brought Senior Mariscol, the Mexican
Minister to the United States, and Sc
nor Paleras, Claims Commissioner on
the part Of aieAicO, who leave for New
York tomorrow.
A telegram from the capital, dated
9th, reports the arrest of several per-
sons implicated in an attempt to kid
nap President Juarez and Minister
Intercollegiate.
The Courts are engaged in eXamin-
ing some amendments on charge of
completely with Lopez and others in
q conspiracy against the public treas
ury.
The election returns show that nine
Of the congressman choSed are sup
pOrters Of the Presidents administra-
ton.
Gems. Ortega and Salazar were
buried with great pOmp at the Pan
than.
Senior Leyra has been elected
Governor of Marcia.
The excitement in relation TO Amer
lean claims continues.
The Government has nominated
Senors Nayarri and Bayar Directors
Of the Chehauntepec Railroad.
Tumaplipas was in a disturbed con-
ditiOn.
Cortina, at the head of 5000 men.
had reached Victoria.
Nurguas and Conali had united on
the last revolutionary government.
Disturbances had taken place in
TuXpau in which some officials were
killed. The people of Yucatan we're
dissatisfied with the Governor, and a
prOnunCiamentO was imminent.
The discretionary Indians were
within fifty miles of Merida. They
were very troublesome, and had ere
ated much alarm among the people.
All quiet at Q~uiretara.
The Puebla Railroad will be opened
in September.
The volcanic eruption in Calima was
growing worse.
The Cuban .Juata has adyices that
Generals Jordan and Fegulreda. with
10000 armed insurgents, attacked
Gen. Satone near SantiagO-de-Cuba
routed his forces and captured him
5CAs 4itC lulllOI llldl he lbs Since
been shot is untrue.
The Spanish Gen. Pueblo has been
defeated between Nuevitas and Puerto
Principe. His son with a large por-
ton of his command is said TO have
joined the Cuban army.
A cargo of slaves has been landed at
Colorado Key for an Havana planter.
NEW YORK, July 31.-The Board Of
Health say they have effectually
cleaned out the eastern part of the
city, and that all of the cholera and
smallpox cases are entirely under con-
troll. They say that if the citizens
viii use proper care this season will
pass upon the record as the healthiest
since the organization Of the Board.
1t is asserted that all of the out
standing risks of the Baltic Insurance
Company will be re-insured in other
solvent companies. After this is eff
fected it is believed the assets will pay
the stockholders nearly sixty cents on
the dollar.
Henry Keep,a well known fnancier,
died here lasl evening.
President Grant arrived this morn
ing with Secretary Fish and Proceed
ed 10 Long Branch.