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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.


HYDE PARK, March j.--James Roosevelt,
Democrat was elected Supervisor, by G. majority for the
town Of hyde Park. to-day.
ROCHESTER, March 5-ThC Hon A. Carter Wilder Re
publican was elected Mayor OF this city to-day A ma
jority of the members of the Common Council aud Board
Of Supervisors elected also Republicans.
OSwEGo, March Sat the charter election held IN thIs
city to-day Allanson Page. Democrat was reelected
Mayor The Democrats have also elected ak out OF the
eight Aldermen The Council stands 10 Democrats
to Republicans.
CoHoEs March Sin the CohOes City charter election
ID. Johnston, the Republican candidate for Mayor was
elected by majority of 6lO. The Republicans elect four
Aldermen, three Of four School Commissioner and
and all the Police Commissioners.
NEwBURGH. March SIN the charter election to-day
Samuel E. shutes Republican was elected Mayor by 80
maiority. The Republicans also elect four Aldermen n.
three Supervisors. and al! the city officers. The efforts
of the Erie Railway defeated Alderman McCann who
voted to open street TO the river which crossed their
depot tracks.
UTICA. y. y. March Silica elects Theodore F. But-
terrified, Republican, Mayor. by majority OF Ia Tho
remainder of the Democratic city ticket is elected ~
less than the usual majorites. The Common Council
remains Democratic by two majority.
9AUBURS, ~ Y. March 5-The Republican city ticket
was carried in this city to-day aud. for SUPERVISOR
Republicans and one Democrat were elected. Major
Thomas, the Republican candidate for Mayor received
u''"t W." hi'JOtlty ONef NdlH MOSES, Democratic
candidate The Republicans have elected three out OF
the seven Aldermen. The Board will now stand seven
Republicans and seven Democrats.
RoSDoUT, March 5.-John Maxwell, Republican. is
elected Supervisor of saugeres by majority: VIM
II. DeGarmo, Republican, Of warwarsing by los major
ity; George W. Pratt, Republican, of Lloyd. by 50
majority.
The result in Kingston not positively known Trouble
was experienced in counting the ballots. James Kings
ley is said be elected Supervisor by majority of Al
ELMIRA March Sat the charter election held this
city, to-day. Patrick Henry Flood. Republican was
elected Mayor by majority OF G29 stephen Melon
AID Democrat. The Republicans also elect their Alder
men IN every Ward OF the city, and Supervisors in i've
out of the six Wards. The Republican gain Mayor
over last year is $50. The Common Council will
stand ten Republicans and two Democrats. The Board
OF Supervisors will be eleven Republicans and six Dem
These the heaviest Republican maiorities
ever known in the city.
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FEVERS AND DRAINS.

SIR: have made the subject Of nnalarial
fevers and their study for tho last four v,
years, and have 10 the conclusion long sTacc NJ
the necessity Of making law which would compel thu
owners Of buildings continue the drain conDsce
with tie street sewer % the roofs Of their buildings.
without trap intervening. Any may readily
how perfect the ventilation OF street would
then be- We should then have two openings for every
% feet Of street sewer for the escape OF cs
10 the roofs OF buildings each side OF thu street.
thereby relieving the sewer OF that strong pressure "
foul gas. which now iud pressing Us way through
shallow traps and joints made by inferior workmen Gu
cOuraged by INSCRIPTIONS employers. with putty or
mortar instead OF solder or head. have frequently
found this oder quite strong when visiting in daerent
parts Of the city (whe the occupants or the house havs
not perceived ~ when il has been escaping some eight
ten months previous. gradually increasing "a Tho
cTeyice the pipe becomes larger, until t has been Ia
covered 10y some one familiar with the causc.
ketr- York. Feb %. 1874 wH.R.
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LATEST SNIP AEHS.
lI'Or other Slip Ge,rs see Eighh P9gt
ApDfVGn

lI0r other Slip Ge,rS see EigAh Page.l
ARRIVED.
Bark Rsheccl Goilari. Manson. Iosicn in haiaf' 49,,
Herr Mi.ie'CL brogrr hru, JAM IL days WITH e0fe>
sehr NJ. L. Well. l. ne tnlgc,,-a,le - a,.
sCHOOSEKs--AIyzR tVD COAsTwTE.
ga n.ie Dighton
NJ. z. Carlisle, Fail H.-er. NJ d. Medmvre New AsTsz.
Tho. Fitrh Nsv-Loaoa. Aan Dole. Providence.
/ Y. We sgton RocAy0rt. Me- 4. =. Dean. TauBton.
Elizabeth NeWrnrt. Irink Merstn. Prov ,eacs.
Ell Townsend, Proyilence. John d. isk, Italian.
BELOW.
One and brig sschorei % the EsShnfs bound IL
SAILED.
Ss.,sbos Rolf Dar) for Copenhagen for
las Aer for Chsr,ston aud WIN. p CLYDE, Ssis
WIND-Sandos1 fresh n W c.car
DOMESTIC PORTS. a.
Dosro, March s-Aniyed fror, Bsfno
SAvnSy.H Ca March 5-Arriye. steamships TeaaEaga, f.s,
PbI,drphai Oriental Boston; bark Ocean Ch from Pos
sclI Carries M Aortori.
NewYork Cleared steamship Virgo for hewfors shrA bae foe
SAN FRAScIsco March Arrived ships Dashing Wave from Hosx
hOm Ne~for1 kaled seaishlD Cbl1a ss
P.asus with o Ha iRc.al q va g.Oss
Of California vines aud brandies
FOREIGN PORTS.
March 5-rhe White star steamship Aar' Perry dnss
Liverpool passed CroOs As 4laOJa
MEMORANDUM.
NOchnyar (of Shegur for Bnsns AIRS,
yesterday morning '5ihl Of
w Of Castle VIII Governors Island b. As ice sn1
n wind She sruoniy haIi ID r-tlrLS
to a u anchorage: da.Gigp, any, unknown.
po,bolt No. ashore the beich al Bag
Ridge during squat Monday night and 10" lie, high and T
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DIED.

BoYLE-ou Monday March MsnA Vac Cott ~tO- Of Bi-sA
BOYLE IN ,he SJth year Of her age: . ,,,....,s..
son T. Boyle 40 East onehunird st..
Avenue
BRANDRBTH Sing Sing T. tie morning the Sh
Virginia Gslsby Hon Geoe A Braadreih and d,ase' u
the late MaorG Aaron warL
Funeral on SATURDAY 9Th inst at o'clock from Tnass
Church
BRowN-A. Danea Conn., 90 McDd, March ns Sally Bro-a
Riyes and friends are respectfully attend ,be funeral
Church Thursday the 7ih inst at O'Clock
BURRoCGBs-At Bridgeport SUNDAY. March suddenly
R GsSYs e R be- held at lis late resien ave- wsin.
March at oeiSck Friends Tnss5s 70 .ai c1a '.s.
evening Carriages viii be waiting the depO, IN Bgspo
California papers please
eUrLBR-Ou Tuesday morning Sh Of marzuiu ,cirle, ~sr
the late Rev. Nicholas Murfay D. D.
DE KLYN-At PeksE daughter
The funeral place PeeksG THURSDAY
at o'clock D.
KING-O. Monday .th her residence FhLu The Hpi
Maria King widow OF the late John H. King sas dssshs-s
Of toe late Philip NJ. MlledoIer. d. d.
The funeral will take place from her late residence on rhaay IN
inst, At l p.
NRwCoNB-sudieu, Teuasy n J.. ID u March srs
The funeral viii place from his late residence Tur,s morning.
University place Church corner fenht \ y ospcG p IA
Ills uvi,ed attend without further Ooe
Boston and Phadelphla papers please copy
ROBINS0N-0u Mondsy, Mar5 1872 OF seatiahna. Hear
Alexander edes, Henry aud Louise Adele Robinson 'ssi
The relatives and family respectfully ed to ,ttsnf
St, on wednesday. March o, at 10
sMYSERAt Penn Monday March Mn aoiis B..
Relatives snd friends respectfully aye NhOrs further no,o 70
residence Of her father Pay director D.
Bradford South oI;Orst BrOSt,u rhady, March T.
2nm.
srEvESsoN-on Monday morning. March T. Blair IL
Friends relatives especially invited to attend tse as,' %
Teni6.a,e.
wATKs-Iu Brookyu STD inst wals. ~,ao~ st
Fp1erai from the residence Kelly No. ec Ez place
without further u,itI,on.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAsHfNGTON. March 81 "A. }
sur0Dsis for The past tDenty-foW hours.
The barometer has continued rising from
the upper lakes and eastward TO the At
lantic with clear weather very generally The temper
AZURE continued falling from Lake Ontara to South
Carolina and eastward
II has risen somewhat over the Gulf States and from
the Lower Missouri Valley to Lake Erie and nOrthward
southery winds with clear weather have continued over
the Western Gulf States easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather from Tennessee u The Northwest.
Probabilities.
The will continue rising on Wednesday over
the Middle and New England States with DOrthely To
westerly winds and clear and pleasant weather, and
somew hat OF a rise In temperature.
Southerly TO eaSterly winds for the Western Gulf
north-wostward with partly cloudy weather and prob
ably threatening and rising temperature and easterly
winds for the North Atlantic states.
Dangerous winds not anticipated for the Gulf and
Atlantic coasts except brisk north westerly winds from
New-Jersey north eastward.
Supplementary Weather Report
Rim was reported last night Portland, Oregon.
and san Francisco. Snow reported this morning
from Knoxville Rochester. and St Louis The tempera
ture at Pittsburgh down TO 30 below AT Boston
i below AT Burlington 70 below at Detroit o. below at
Duluth, lGo below at Escanaba, - below at Grand
Haven . below at Marquette, lSo below at Montreal
- below at New London. a below at Portland.
Maine below nc Rochester, aud II below at Oswego
aud Toronto. The temperature III this city about day
light was 90 above zero light Ia reported at Os
wegO this evening. The temperature the summit OF
Mount Washington this evening was 40 below zero :;
the summit covered with clouds and the wind from
the west was blowing 1916 miles an hour.
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LOUISIANA.

THE NEW-ORLEANS TROU BLES-YAN NORTER RE-
MANDED To PRISON BY JUDGE COOLEY.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 5.-The Executive and
Judicial conflict continues Judge Cooley ordered Van
Norter 10 be rearrcsted this morning and brought be-
fore him.
About O'Clock the Sheriff brought Van NOrter In,
when Judge Cooley delivered discourse the action
OF the yesterday in pardoning the prisoner
aud attempting to defeat the ends Of justice.
The Judge then charged the sheriff 10 convey Mr. Van
Norter to the Parish Prison. there TO be confined accord
ing 10 the terms of the original sentence, and said ne
would hold the Sheriff responsible under the act of 1868,
for the proper execution OF this order Mr. Van NOrer
WAS accordingly taken TO Parish Prison.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

90. The daughter OF Admiral IOpete died III Madrid
yeeriss.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, priest of Dayton, Ohio,
bs been appoint Bishop Of the Diocese Of Cleveland Ohio
Archibald Harlee Isaac Swain, and Porter Hay
den have appointed Port for the Port Of san Francisco
Col. Gustavus A. LOOmis on the retired list
Hartford Conn yesterday He was graduated at est
Point IN 1911.
Cad o. Bliss, q prominent citizen OF Long
Mdo Mass Of both branches Of the Legislature
lied yesterday Of heart disease, age o..
The Rev. Mr.. OCallahan prominent in prefer
Bishop Rsppe o. Ono has been ed before the
proper ecclesiastical authorities and ordered to eract
900 Dr. Forth, q member of the Canadian House
Washington several days He had charge Of
CANDIDA fisheries has hs interview with Prot
Baird and others scientific aspects OF the fishing interests
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UTAH

A GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN MARCH.
SALT LAKE CITY, March By the COnsti-
tuition general election for the ratification rejection
OF the Constitution and for members Of the Legislature
and Representatives IN Congress- Will he held Mon
day March 49, The election Of members of the Legisa-
tre Is 10 be conducted according 10 the system OF the
cumulative ballot Other than this, no change viii he
made in the offensive method OF voting hitherto adopted
The worst feature 4 the spotted ballot registering by
numbers which is preserved. thereby enabling the
Church leaders watch tAcir followers. II - doubtful
whether the Gentiles will 20 TO the polls al all.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK NARKET-I,Rru s.
Beef Cstte this dull aaJ shsis
offerings reached e. 2jO head aad the sales made
d6sc = for far 10 good: iI0ic for asi
cattle.
demand for Sheep somewhat better and
hands &c. for good tbocc
q n sold at from ESQ 80 bead
IA
81 IS y 100 N net for cOu.fed.
COw-Ts dull with prices soeShst lower 10
$50 80 for and lVm Qua 80 49,
krfsu tBgs
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only two Of general pcrtlncc that relative 10 tho
Bartlett elevated railroad pneumatic tubes
over the BOwery and Thiri-ave. and another
which is an amendment 20 the New-York Audit
bill providing for paving the caims OF the several
papers that have been advertising for the City the
past two years The Transcript excepted from the
provisions OF this act If the Controller has not the
money 70 pay these ites he is ~ issue revenue bonds
for tie purpose Adjourned.
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WEST VIRGINIA..
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONvENTIo

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
CHARLESTON, March 5.-The Constitutional
Convention yesterday adopted system Of County
similar TO the system provided in the Constitution
OF 1870 Each County may however, have Court Of the
same Jurisdiction is held by single Judge or Com
missioner The report OF the Committee Corporations
recommends a provision the subject Of railroads
copied from the Constitution OF Illinois.
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OBI ARY.
THE EARL DY LONsDALE.

William Lowther, EUl Of Lonsdale. for
merry and President Of the Council
died yesterday England In me s5th year OF hs ago
The deceased Earl entered public JRe ~ menber Tor
COckermouth In the British PariSnent IN 1907 ana
continued in the House OF Commons U,ti 1884, when be
called 10 the HoIse Of Peers He hold pOstlon uu
der the Liverpool Wein st0n and Peel Administrations
and was President OF the Council IN Lord DerbTs MIN
stry n
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There il now on free exhibition, before ssie,
NJ sIsrnn, All Jol,ou a Van Tassell. 81 Nassau-st.
collection OF foreign aud American psnng, embracing
examples of Plssan bohleek. CASTELAR,, Whittrodgr, j.
a brown Tas 81 Hart VIM. Hart. Victor Nehlig. Dan
lei Hupssgton NJ. +. II. DE Haas, W l. sonntsg, Carl
ubnrr Kegls Cgnoux aud other artista OF reputation
nv, ,ii IN a I'VE been on exhibition aimee Monday
4fori,lng THE ssie commences At noon ON wednesday.
an VIII ~ gss1IGed 81 same hg "a 'us t'A'Nhs Jay
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TEPMONT

BURLINGTON CITY ELECTION.
BURLINGTON March 5.-At the city election,
to-day. the entire Republican ticket elected with
the exception Alderman. Luther c. Dodge re-
elected Mayor by majority Carous Noyes was
elected City Judge without opposition
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sferaorof Bill substituting Municipal Court for tho
present Ma -iue Court end the whole matter ro-
Tered back 90 tho Committee on Legal Reform.
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Th. United STATES Watch Co. CGL,

The United STATES Watch Co. Gms. WALES Cob
employ works Marion N j. aud out
go daily watch daT
employed their working is 10 hours dA 90 80
minutes producing watch complete half
and that unable 70 Nth the
constantly increasing cand by the erraornar records the
watches making aud reliable pcesaH instance 'c
patient pereveBg and enterprise rewarded ~ po-Psn
nhl ~ glid
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The indisposition of Signoi~Bartoiini has ne
cessiiatcd change OF opera AIdsli4 "iu 10 So"
t,,i, evening, aud TrOyatofe" GU FRIDAY
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GENERAL PRESS nlspArCHl

IA SENATE. ... ALBANY. March .. 1872.
80 osiIate met at 7:S0p. M, ana was manly
80 ~ TIE confederation Of general orders.
hyas consent i've bills were introduced. Ih'
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Special Notices

A.A.-Nicoi, Davidson & Co, $50 broadway
Ar offering Spera Bary,i1s M
CHINA GLASS SILYBEPLAIbp WAVE
IRRNCu CUlNA SEfS haiisoncy dccsrstst
set
DESSERT TEA and roll 81 shis, IN phFohtloS-
uIffR ENGLISH DINNER Sb.s, eEO per set
nvsop tFRD ENGLISH DINNER SkrS, go pr srt
sr. p,'.S r. s 6 pe. Spoons ~ per jossa foska 90
ny" sa,sa, Teasvsoas, 81 80 W aofea Ivory Haa4sA
Po u" Tabs HALVES, 81 ~ per d01ro
decorsici ~ order 10 The highest Je eiar
,,t,s -, Mesosrans Flowers, FRUITS, OF Colera
---------- Market savings BANK.
/ BASkRCPTCl I.
q dividend has claim
be the Bank HkDNfS DAT.
NJ before cock aal sArCRDAr March from n -
Oclork
->,esl Da, idson a. Co., 90 Brostwar. oder
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FlAfURks
lat wholesale prcssl .tr.s
IN Gls&. GU. or bronze.
Posi-Ofhce Noliee.-Tle MAILS FOR sUa0PR asdsx ~
endng suday March l8l stesy ahs ehec NsAss~
ds, sti Thafsls, ass m md 90 SatsrsJ ~ ~ a.
a. JONES. fO.psser
-prains Freezes Cbibiains, Barber's ixch. Ac,-Nss
RBNAES PAIN KILN MAGIC OH
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
purLApgrpHrA LIVE STOCK NARKEr-m,,
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET
HAvlvl March quiet ard weak sssk
UniteI states, % days, gold, II gl3 premium.
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Removal.

GROVER BAKER SRwISG MACHINE Co
Have Removed 10
&c and 1913 BroidwsT, corner Of reuth-st
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The Poor Little Sufferer will be Immediately relieved b. aas
MRs wISsLow's SoorHISs for children teehnE
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BAR ASSOCIATION.

A special meeting of the Bar Association
Wa held last evening No 20 West Twenty
g. p Nash presiding Dwight Ii. Olmstead, chairman Of
the Committee Extorions. presented majority re-
p0rt in part as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

Frederick Kilian appeared nj the Speakers
desk IN and took his seat for the XVIII Dis
friet Of New-YOrk
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AMERICAN PREss ASSOCIATION, VIA s. P. a A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Specials to the Ledger.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, May l3.-About eighteen humid
red Of the United Order Of American Carpen-
tiers and Joiners will strike this morning in
favor ofthe eighthour system and will be Joined
by large number Of workmen who sympa-
thize with them.
Another Japenese commission has arrived
here from San francisco, composed of General
q. d. Williams, formerly of the United States
Treasury Department. but now in the japanese
service, FIVE japanese officials and eight sub
ordinates.
A Tribune Washington special says it is
understood that Kelley intends tomorrow to
make bold stroke to prevent any tariff reduc-
ton this session. his plan being to get the rules
suspended and pass bill sweeping away all
internal taxes except on spirits fermented.
liquors, tobacco, cigars, and reducing tobacco
in lots to sixteen cents per pound.
Hon. George c. Boston, of Peoria, Illinois.
a prominent politician Of that State, died at
the National Hotel yesterday.
Yesterday morning a fire broke out in the
basement of No. Ssl Spring street. 1t spread
so rapidly that Mrs. A. II. Smith and child
narrowly escaped death. They were rescued
by the fremen with great difficulty. Total
loss. $500; fully insured.
Slight hopes are now entertained Of the re-
covery Of Phelps, who was shot Thursday
evening. A man named John Moore has
been arrested on suspicion Of being connected
with the shooting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. May BIN the Senate the
Committee on Pacific Railroads reported gem
eral bill for the Incorporation Of railroads in
the Territories. embracing about twenty bills
now pending conference.
The Committee have ordered bill providing
for the refundingo of taxes on distilled spirits
destroyed by FIRE.
The Finance Committee reported substitute
for House bill relative TO the issue and prepare
ton Of the United States notes bill passed. in
creasing BY twenty per cent. the pensions Of
soldiers and sailors who lost both eyes. hands,
feet. OF one hand and one foot. or entirely
disabled in the late war.
The administration intends to transmit to
Congress to-day the entire correspondence be-
tween this country and the British Govern
ment. That government will present the same
to Parliament.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May l3.-The Pail Mall Gazette. in
its issue Of to-day. announces the failure Of
negotiation between the British and American
Governments with a view Of eaeoting the
withdrawal Of claims for consequential dam
ages. The Gazette also announces that an in
tsrehanFs Of Official communications between
the two governments is nov In progress for the
purposs Of arriving at q mutual agreement 10
frame joint note for submission % the afbi-
traitors at Geneva. requesting the adjourn
msnt Of the tribunal for three months, in order
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13
ODD Fellows, Picnic.

The picnic of the Odd Fellows will be
given at James Park day after to-mor-
row Wednesday,, when there will be
gathered together one Of the largest as
semblages ever collected in that popu-
lar park. In addition to the usual at
fractions, such as music, dancing, firt
ing, ETC., there will be a great deal Of
sport in contesting for the numerous ar
ticles to be voted to popular people
Everybody should go to the picnic
"Wednesday.
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TheConfederate Picnic.

The annual picnic Of the Confederate
Relief and Historical Association will
take place on Saturday, the 18th day Of
Nav. at James Park. The various
committees appointed to superintend
the arrangements are composed of some
of our most prominent citizens, who
stand high in the social scale, and there
is every reason to believe that the picnic
viii be a grand success. The grounds
will be well sprinkled to keep down the
dust.
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had bolh royernmsnt. may havs lIme % neso.

that both governments may have time to neso-
tiate.
The Times editorialIy this morning contra
diets the reported failure Of negotiations with
regard TO the indirect claims Of the United
States against Great Britain, and asserts that
all negotiations are yet progressing satisfac-
torilly. with prospects Of an amicable settle
ment, as the American government has, in
principle. sanctioned the withdrawal Of CON
sequential claims.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13

ToRoSTo. May l3.-Yesterday evening FIRE
destroyed stAnton's Mandatory. on Front
street; loss, $4,000; partly insured. Fish
sr's Sons. dry goods store; loss. 5.O09; small
insurance. Smiths Mandatory. loss. So
900; small insurance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-13
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Samuel H. Jourdan Before s. A; Moore.
VS.. Justice of the Peace
H. Orr. for Shelby county.
A TTACHMENT HAVING BEEN ISSUED
n in the above entitled cause, on the
grounds that the defendant is a nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee, and the same having
been returned by the proper officer. levied.
etc., the defendant is hereby notified TO ap-
pear on Tuesday. June Is, 1872. at 10 a. M. at
this action. or the same will be proceeded with
ex parte. This notice will be published in the
Public Ledger, Newspaper published In the
city Of Memphis. once week for four consec-
utiye weeks.
63-69-75-8I S. A. MOORE. j. p.
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ErINnRAL NOTICE.

The friends and acauaintances Of Louis
wehrum and family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of their daughter, LOUISA
WEHRUM, aged eleven years and nine months,
from their residence on fernando road, be-
tween South and Clay streets tomorrow morn
ing AT nine O'clock.