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A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER,
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, August 81, 1000 A. NJ
Wheat-August, nominal, 03li ; September,
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Pork--Septembcr, 50 40 bid; October,
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CHICAGO, August 81, II A. M.--Wheat,
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Pork-September, 50 3'1s@9 40; October,
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Corn-.Scptcmber, 3S15 October 80 bid.
Pork October, 80 5j@9 j71s,
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Milwaukee, 81 l4@1 Is; Winter, easy;
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:. A, GRANT " CO., 3, IT. Il 8 Home St, Gin
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INSURANCE.
AGENCY OF
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than it has yet been, Already deaths
have occurred under nurses who had more
than one patient to attend. They would
leave one to visit another, and fad the first
patient dead on returning, The number OF
nurses is so small that sufferers sometimes
cry pltcously for water and no one to an
swrr them.
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,,o-oD,ors STOCK THIEF ESCAPES CAPTURE.

A NOTORIOUS STOCK THIEF ESCAPES CAPTURE.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. ia San Antonio
specl dispatch TO The Hes contains the following state
men IN relation to the recent movement of the troops on
the Mexican border "As near as can be asceitained
on the night Of the 10th iDst Colonel Young with two
hattaons Of cavalry. crossed the Rio Grande and sur
rounded Newtown Early in the morning he charged
the town for the purpose Of capturing the
,,otortous stock thief, Arlola, but lie had fed,
dng of bareback without clothes or arns The Aeade
Of Newtown was visited, and induced TO accompany
Colonel Young TO this side of the river when he stated
at krtola sfole cattle from Texas for living, taking
the stolen stock TO Mexico where he sold IT, regular Mex
lean troops being the purchasers and me Mexican On
Gers Luowug the stock 10 be stolen. The Alotde also
rave information duplicating high Mexican Ohiclals IN
robberes owing 70 the high water, part OF maekcn-
1e force failed To cross the river and the tran Gt tue
stolen stock being obliterated, Colonel I0ungs
command was forced 70 return. some Mexican troops
Fived AT NewtOwn from the direction OF Piedrae Negas
on The 17th, but made no demonstration against the
Ann trOOps.D
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MILD CASE In BROOKLYN.
ILLNESS OF A IABoRER AT QUARANTINE-THE
-...... ,-..u. I'M Y nENEI npEn

ILLNESS OF LABORER AT QUAhANIiNt-IhE DIS
EASE NOT FULLY DEVELOPED.
Nucb excitement was OccasiOned in Brooklyn
o.,or,Iav rnoruing by a report that a OF yellow
sover had been discovered In the Eastern District Upon
Investigation IL was learned that William Wogan, owner
~ the largo tenement-house No. 132 Dikeman-st,
had visited the premises early In the day for
the nurpose OF collecting the rent, and that while
,here be had been informed that william Schultz one OF
the tanants was suffering with yellow fever. Mr.. Wogan
rted the case 10 the police OF the Eleventh Precinct
,sho immediately communicated with the Health au-
,horites SANITARY Superintendent Raymond assigned
aItb inspectors Corbln Wilson and Pendleton to In
yestlgate the case
The house in which the supposed victim OF yell
lou, fever resides is threestOry frame structure on
nn,uon.st near Conoyer-st The building ia
oId and diapidated, but kept scrupulousy clean.
1 alex mans apartments consist OF three rooms on the
third or top floor furnished, and are used respectively
:. a narIor Kitchen aud bedroom. the inspectors
sound the sek mAu who IL about forty years OF age, so
at that he WINS una rise from his bed His face
and throat had yellowish appearance and he was
arv feverish He informed Inspector Corbin that he
had been employed during the past week at Quarantine
n as his duty he said 10 assist In removing the cargo
rom vessels upon their arrival. On Saturday he as
dated in unloading cargo Of logwood from the steam-
h, Fton which arrived at Quarantine from Savannah
r. oerned about three hours to do the work On Sun
a., ne vas taken sick and continued 20 grow worse
mill midnight when his wife summoned ~. haIlkSS
- WIiIian-s The physician stated that scnuis hau
~ ebt fever and prescribed several powders Scht5
stated Yesterday that although ne hag peen
ns the carRoes OF vessels near Upper QUARANTINE
"a nnoeraI years he until his present sickness nSu
never been attacked with dangerous oisease' "r
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NO DECREASE AT NEw-oRLEANs.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwRNTY-NINE NEW CASES AND
FORTY-TWo DEATHS YEsTERDAY-A PRoTRsT

ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-NINE NEW CASES AND
FORTY-Two DEATHS YEsTERDAY-A PROTEST
AGAINST THE INTERFERENCE WITH THE MAILS
NEw-0RLEAYs, Aug. 10. - The new cases of
yellow fever reported to-day number 1895 the
deaths AZ. The presiding officers of the Cotton
Exchange and Chamber of Commerce have adj
dressed communication to the POstmaster-Gen-
eral protesting against interference with the United
States mails by the quarantine authorities in the
towns and cities of the States of Arkansas,
Texas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. They
represent that great losses and inconvenience have
resulted TO merchants of New-Orleans and their
clients in the States named from the arbitrary action
of such local authorities in preventing any and all
mail communication. They appeal to the POstmas.
terGenera for relief in view of the apparent He
gality OF any interference with tho United States
mails In response 10 an appeal yesterday the
Howard Association sent twelve more yellow fever
nurses to Grenada, Miss.
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INCREASED PRECAUTIONS.
RIGID QUARANTINE AT CAIRO, ILI--sAYANSAH
HEALTHY.


CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. l9.-This morning the
Board " Health having ascertaned that passengers by
steamboats, yellow fever infected districts have
landed nc points above returned TO Cairo by south
bound Ateamers adopted resolution prohibiting the
landing OF at this point from any direction ex
cept bJ special permit. There IA no fever here.
SAVANNAH, Gu. Aug. 19.-The Sanitary Board aD-
nounoes that during the present Summer there has not
been single OF yellow fever either at quarantine
or in the city, aud that the general health OF the city is
unprecedentedly good. The board has, for good and
sufficient reasons determined not publish the weekly
mOrtuary reports, unless the city r. visited by conta
gOus or infectious disease. Such disease would be
ported promptly The mortusry report II open nc the
office clerk OF Council for the inspection OF all
who may wish 10 see 10, however
PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug l0--The brig Akbar has reached
quarantine Her sickness proves TO be Cbagres fever
and not yellow fever All vessels from Infected ports
will DO detained &C quarantine until frost.
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 1D.-The City Council will meet
tomorrow consider the propriey OF enforcing quar-
antine regulations against the yellow fever districts
The meeting has calico the instance OF the Board
OF Health The president OF the Council IL opposed TO
taking such steps aud that the health Of the city
remarkably gOOG present lie thinks there is not the
sghtest reason for fear The doctors OF the city
however divided In opinion this subject
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

TIE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
A BUSY Observation-Disclosures EXPRESSIONS OF
OPINION.
PARIS, Monday, Aug. 10, 1873.
At to-day's sitting of the International None
tary Conference, ex. Governor FentOn and Mr. GrOes
beck explained the position Of the United States Treas
ury showing its advance toward the resumption OF
specie payments All the delegates then explained the
monetary condition OF their respective countries.
Mr. Gaschen OF the British delegation, said that al
though England has gold standard, she is greatly
erested in the matter of silver retaining its monetary
condition. He believed the world would remain d
yided into two parts, one having gold, the other
double standard. He maintained that there was no
harm in this being the case.
The Swiss representative supported Mr.. Gaschen's
views.
NJ Mees, a representative of Holland, thought that
the United States woud only be supported by nations
iaborIng under u forced paper currency.
NJ 9ISn saw, French Minister Of Finance, said the
monetary question would remain too obscure for France
TO take Sides long Germany had a considerable
stock of silver which she could throw upon the market
OF France. He, however, approved OF the initiative
having been taken by the United states In this matter
The conference adjourned until Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
rEIEaRAPHIC NOTES.

Orr,wI AuR I9.-In Manitoba the Paramen-
- lake place September 10, and the polling
on the GOTH
I,,,no,r Mich AuQ lO-The propeller Java sunk
81 Point an Sable Michigan at hapast O'CLOCK yes
teray morning and Is Total loss All hahds "eIc Save"
TorVDo AuR 10.-Duriug the forty-eigbt hours
dn NJ noon today receipts OF grain ~ TINS point were
Uhssf 100 cars corn 200 cars oats 2o cars toal mum
Der OF bushels, 663.OOO ~
A,p.Nv N Y, Aug 19.-Record Cannon, OF Co
bos yas arrested az Waterford tins afternoon TOT cutting
the throat OF Mrs Theodore Bright VINO Was
days sinee Cannon was her first husband
DANyuIF. Que Aug. 19.-JacOb Haddoek, Oh
xsrict vas nstGlty killed by lightning last evening on
~ frnfa ciuTch His wife and two children were IN lhe
eaage with him The former escaped unhnrI but tho iaer
were seriously burned.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug; lO-seyen yeunG SweSs ~
sftsrnoOn The oaDsiEed aud four OF the
fohn plersOii swan Johnson Andrew Bloom ana fTank
Westburg-were drowned Their bodies have not peeh TO
covered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
TILE FIRE RECORD.
FACTORIES BURNED IN GREENPOINT.
THE FLAMES SPREAD RAPIDLY AND CAUSE A DAM


FACIORlES BURNED IN bhEENIOlNl.
THE FLAMES SPREAD RAPIDLY AND CAUSE A DAM
AGE or 100.
A fire was discovered in the engine room of
John H. Robnson's planning MILL Nos 1873 to 1870 Huron
st. Greenpoint about $3.50 p yesterday. The fire de-
partment was promptly the spot but owing 10 the
ammable OF the structure II impossible to
arrest the flames unit | the entire factory was con-
Sumed and with g uch adjacent property
The fire originated tn furnace, and Is supposed TO
have caught from a spark lodging in the woodwork
about the ceiling. The loss on the planning mill and
machinery was $4,000; insured in the Williamsburg
civ FIRE Insurance Company for $4,000. The damage
to John DOg's carpenter shop No. 1873 Huron-sL. was
al 600 on which there was no Insurance
lanes Gould's carpenter shop at the same
number was damaged S1O0i John Maloy, bolt
cutter lost 5000, uninsured. dwelling-hOuse
No 40 Creen-st, belonging 70 Reeves 4 Church and
occped by one Of their employees, was damaged $500
Tos T., Jenseus porcelain works and dwelling house.
No 1854 Green-s entirely destroyed, though the
furniture in the house saved. The loss was $1,000
inc model shop pottery was also destroyed causing
loss of 81 800, which the Insurance Is unknown
Mn nfal lOsg amounts to SD 100.
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Harrigan, when called upon to prescribe for Schultz
suspected that il OF yellow feyeT but inc as
had not shown ITSELF and t his intention 70
wait until there was some symptom before CIV
ing notice 10 the authorities.
The ms peotOrs made careful diagnosis OF the case
and reported Health Officer Crane that 1t was I'M
dOubtedy case Of yellow fever. AS the man has NOT
from any infected port and has trunk clothing
or other articles which might be infected, IL was
suggested that he allowed remain in the house TOT
another day. II the case should prove to be serious
then steps could be taken for the removal OF the pale
The building was thoroughly dislnfected and silct
watch will be kept the patient until this evening
II the symptoms Of yellow fever become more marke1
Schultz will be removed Immediately to quarantine.
Health Officer Crane stated last evening that he was
very doubtful that the was one OF yellow ievef
Even IL should prove to be that disease, Dr. Crane hao
no fears OF Its spreading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
NO SICKNESS In SAVANNAH.

Rumors of yellow fever having appeared in
Savannah, as early as two weeks ago, Robert Muir
doch cotton broker of this city, addressed letter to
Mayor Wheaton, OF Savannah asking him as TO the
Truth OF the Mayor Wheaton, who is at present
In this city sent the following letter in reply:
II. MURDOCH, esq, Cotton Exchange.
DEAR SIR Your note OF this date, informing that
rumors been circulated here that there has been
one more Of yellow fever In Savannah, Ga this
summer is at hand am pleased to be able TO give
authoritative contradiction to the reports refer to-
To this time there has not only been no case OF yellow
fever i'm Savannah but on the contrary, the city has
been and now unusually healthy, and without any in
dicatons Of any serious sickness OF any kind
With respect, ETC., JOHN r. WHEATON,
MAYOR CITY of Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
AFFAIRS AT THE PENSION OFFICE.

PAYING THE VETEiANs-PRNsIoN DISTRICTS TO BE
PROPOSED AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-Under the law of March
8, 1873, providing for the payment of pensions
to the soldiers of the war OF 1912, the Commits
sioner of Pensions is making rapid payment OF
the claims filed under the law. DUribg the
last three months. $500 claims have been filed
The majority Of these are from the Southern States.
The act of 1871 barred out all claimants to PEN
sion growing out of the war of 1912 in case the
claimant fought against the Government during the
late civil war or his heirs were disloyal,
but by the latter act the fact ofdsoyalty during the
rebellion isgnored The Pension Office hasstOpped the
printing of its checks at the Government printing
office, as the work on them was Of such character
that they could be easily counterfeited. The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing now does the
work on Government fibre paper. About l,OOO,OOO
of these checks used every quarter, payments
being made 10 more than 100000 pensioners.
The Commissioner, in his annual report,
will renew his recommendations 10 Congress
that pension districts be established over the coun-
try and that each district have surgeon and notary
TO examine and take testimony. Special officers OF
the bureau would be required TO carry this project
out but il is claimed the force in the office could DO
reduced 33 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Aug. 19.-ChOlera prevails in
Northeru Africa, at Fee. Mequinez and Tetuan.
MONTREAL, Aug. ia movement is on foot
.oon0 cabnet-makers and others whose insurance is
high to become their own insurers
MONTREAL, Aug. 19.-It is understood that
Lord Duern win make the speech Of his provincial tour
AZ Waterloo to-day He will probably conclude his trip
ON wednesday, and will thee come 10 hontreAl'
LONDON, Aug. 19.-COttam, Morton q Co.,
as, india merchants. have failed with liabilities est
mated AZ Al 100000 Tho Times says the failure had
-, hanging over the market some days, and as the
arm a OF Very old standing 1t may DC OF some import
ance,
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MOBILE HEALTHY.
THE CITY NEVER IN BETTER coNDITIo

IHE UT NtNth IN Dbl IF'h NVNDIIIVN'
MOBILE, Ala. Aug. 10.-The Health Officer says
there is not case of yellow fever in the City or
County of Mobile special dispatch to Tie Mobile
Register from Montgomery, tonight, says: The
quarantine against Mobile has been raised by a
unanimous vote of the Board Of Health. 1t was
established by the recommendation of the board,
but in view Of the accumulated evidence of the
existence of yellow fever, has been promptly
rescinded." The Board of Health of Mobile report
the health of the city never having been better
than now.
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WASHINGTON.
NO LENIENCY FOR REDMOND.
THE COMMISSIONER DECLINES TO SHOW THE LEAs1
MERCY TO THE OUTLAW.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUFR.l


MERCY TO THE OUTLAW.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUER.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Last week W. Il. Earl,
special attorney for the Government, telegraphed
to Commissioner Raum asking that leniency be
shown to the desperate Redmond. whose acts OF
lawleSs1ess and murder were the original cause OF
the complications in the Illicit whiskey cases in
South Carolina. On Saturday General Raum sent
the following to Mr. Earl:
In reply to your Dispatch will say that the apoogists
OF Redmond show him 10 have been yiolator OF the
law Of the most desperate character pursuing the bus
OF defraudnR the Government for livelihood aud
shooting officers without mercy who undertook MS
arrest His gross misconduct led directly TO the death
OF Ladd cannot consent TO grant any lenieney 10
Redmond while deputies Kane and Others are incar-
cerated or In jeopardy little lenency by the state
Government toward United State officers for alleged
offences would at this Junoture to be worthy OF
consideration.
The Commissioner also sent the following to Dis
trict-AttOmey Northrop:
Ihaye your dispatch TO IN regard 10 Redmond His
frauds and violence led directly 10 the killing OF Ladd
have make with him while our Onlcers are
either incarcerated in jeopardy. am surprised that
Mr. Earl should appear for Redmond, considering the
fact that has been retained by the United states TO
defend and others whose preaent arc
attributable the very acta which Mr. Earl would have
10 defend in Redmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.


The Second Controller Of the Treasury has
decided that the 7Outhen Claims Commission Ia enti-
tied to retain ts travelling and additional clerks
the sundry Civil Appropriation bill Of last session not
having repealed at first supposed the Act Of May H.
1872, and subsequent acts IN which provision was
made for these officers. but simply that section OF the
Revised Statutes enacted June II. 1874. The Commits
son. which has partially suspended operations pending
tins decision viii be enabled 70 resume work again
ABOUT REDEEMING REVENUE STAMPS.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Is
daily in receipt OF large numbers OF internal revenue
stamps for redemption. He desires II to be especially
understood that the frequent attempts 10 fost cancelled
proprietary stamps his Office Tor redemption are
vain. Stamps upon bank checks received for re-
demptiOn such quantities that t requires three clerks
10 examine and count them. The reasons commonly AS
signed for presenting these samps for redemption
that the banks for which they were Issued nave changed
names or gone into liquidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
ovrR IN loo sUBsCRIBgD IN THIS CITY.

Many Southern merchants are detained here by their
dread Of the fever Only those who have been subjected
10 ID venture TO return 10 their homes. 49,
lanes H. Hasey Commissioner for the State OF Mssis
sppi in EewYOTk says that lac has been requested TO
snict Decunnry aid for the sufferers OF Grenada Miss
He desires that those who wish TO contribute should
make their checks payable to the order iof the Adams
the money In the principal journals Mr.. Halseys ONCE
IL at No. i04 Duane-st
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MAsHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 10, 1873.
Government employees will be allowed to attend the
elections In their States
The subscriptions to the 4 per cent loan to-day
amounted 70 81 ,26l 900.
Actngsecretary Hawley, OF the Treasury Department
has awarded the contract for carne duabe goods al
the port OF NewYork under the recent advertisement
IN Bernard Bign from Piers A and IS and 70 Messrs
Mcpherson g. Brown the remaining districts, these per
SONS being the lowest bidders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
THE FEVER SPREADING AT MEMPHIS.


Eiuhi INV NhNho AEoiEhbhA'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 19.-Up to noon to-day
eight new cases of fever reported at the office
of the Board Of Health OF these, are within
the infected district, one near the Charleston depot
end one, Henry Schultz, at No. 10 West Courtst In
addition to the above, one death and one new
case are reported in Chelsea, an indication
that the fever is spreading The citizens commit
tee is actively employed in getting persons to re-
move TO Camp Joe Williams" south Of the city,
and train Will leave this evening with about 200
families. Tents are being given to all persons with
families who wish to flee from the plague but are
unwilling to go, into the common encampment
These persons will camp out at points along tho
railroads,