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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday, octobsr "a, lNtl
nj Inc rcsl cuce the brides mt T. D. los 81 'ue g.
,ns, fonk iyn By the rv. Thomas D. BIC ."od, MT Npeu
Ger - Baldwin % Miss Anna Louisa daughter OF halsI'
Il. b. Davidson, csI.
=, t,rut,ue Eti-t5I NsTEIN-On wednesday October 20
a. 40 r.ideucc OF the BRIDES Woihcs, by the Rev. Dr. q.
s,tib,i Abram D. Hamburger Fannie, daughter Of the
iafp 1 evils Eiust.iu, both OF this cly.
acknowledgements wednesday. October 20 at
1rore lrch NtWulA Dy tle e. j IA. Lcce-tpn, Sd. iti
Sistd bv lie Rev. Co-lndt WitrIe d. and uic Key.
t,eo-ge NJ Christian, MllcOiu Campbell ana Elizabeth 81
d1ucutrr 81 OoIt inat PiIAcr
pAy-UoY on rhurdny. october y, 1891, ~ 81 Johns
Church stanford, Conn, by the Rev. william patiocA,
ID H.. Edward Augustus Day 90 Elizabeth iiaw.ty hOyb
daughter OF George A. uoyt, Csl, OF stamford.
DAVENPOKT- BANFGELD-At TIE walnut Avenue Con
Church Boston Highlands, October %, Dy TIE
RrV A. Al. Plumb, Ammo Elsa, lAnuglt daughter oi - -
plnipd ~ " oIUOu, n. H., 10 Nlnah Z DaNcHFoII %
Taunton. Mass.
DousHUN-VAS CLEEF-On Tuesday, October %, az tho
second Reformed Church, Jersey Cy, by the lev = u VIZ
Cles d. d. Charles }. pOdun 10 Annie DuIJ 81, 1AsHei
OF The officiating clergy man.
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has for number OF years intmsted that she was OF
sound mind and in her bedroom found an undated
letter saying that she crazy and II she should at any
time be found dead she wished her TO be good to MS
iather expressing at the time the best or wishes
Tor her husbands welfare. The letter may have been
written long ago and foreshadOwed attempt upon her
husbands life. The general theory ia that the woman
administered poison TO her husband and then inflicted
the blow upon herself but in what manner cannot re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
BURGLARY and INCENDIARISM
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUvE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 2S-This morning
about O'CLOCK burglars entered the store Of Dr. Fowler
IN LockpOrt, about ten miles south Of this city, drilled
open the safe and extracted nearly $1,000 in money
belonging 10 Brill Connolly, grain Dealers who kept
their money in the safe. As the money
secured the thieves set fire TO the building and fed
Toe store and stock destroyed The loss Is about
- 900. Insurance 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
FRENCH GUESTS At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S.-The French guests
left the Continental Hotel this morning 10 o'clock
and were driven to the Mint, public buildings
elevated railroad depot and Baldwin Locomotive Works
From this great workshop they went to the Paramount
Water Works. and then drove and unched in the park
finally reaching Girard College, where dinner was
served. This evening the visitors will be the guests o.
the First City Troop the courtesy taking the form OF
dress reception nj the trOOJ' new aTInOry.
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STABBING BY DIR. SHINE.

In Cusack's barroom No. Ii Safest at mid
night, Dr. W. L.. Shine, brother
in-law of ex-Senators Hogan and Fox.
stabbed with dirk William II. Crummie former
candidate for Assembly. in the LIST Dis
trict The stabbmg was the result
of an old political quarrel. The
wound inflicted is on the left hand, the nam arter-
les being severed Dr. Shine fled and Crummie was
taken to Hudnut's drug store where his wound was
dressed by DR.. Charles Perry. No arrests were
mlun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
TILE COTTON TRADE.

rryrcroot oct .s-1hls weeks crcuar Of the Liverpool
ptn, Ass1catiun says: cotton was In extensive
demand prices hardening, and some shg ny advanced
'itr, "A, large demand American watch was irceiy
,1,r,l OTuary advanced D q. and other grades LILO d.
,s Island was In linn eel request unchanged rates Fu
times utuud doll buCtuateu Throughout inc ecA anu ciOsed
strnue with buy ers az Thursday quotations
trtlON Oct ,u.--The Manchester GUiTdtda IN It's COM
,r,I grf{c. Of prices restricts bust
Trs Buycrs refuse improve their previous offers Pro
liners hose udrrs approaching completion. do not re-
se 10 continue selling at tho best prices oo2naOe but as
IC,uppOd with orders they Will become more
grnIt 10 Zeal win relations 81 buyers and sellers
SLOW considerable tension which good Zeal Of sns-
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an AGED COUPLE FOUND DEAD.

bellows FALLS, VT, Oct. 2S.-Ezra p. Cook
and WIFE an aged couple, were found dead IN thelr
house in this village this afternoon There was no c'
deucc OF violence found upon the man, but on the
,on,an,. head WA found cut and an abrasion three
inches long The skn was fractured but death was
probably caused by conclusion OF the BRAIN Mrs COOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
4 MLLLrARY c0CRr or IYOUIRY.

BosToN, Oct. S.-Brigadier-Genera Sutton
has. in accordance with orders from the Adutant-Gen-
era designated Major Horace Binney Sargent r, of his
staff, and Captain Doan, Of Lawrence to conduct the
lveegaton in the charges Of misconduct against the
OH MIssachu,ctt Regiment while at Wilmington. Del,
Elrhuond, and other places the way to and from
Li.nu-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

JAMESTOWN. y. y, Oct. 2s.-D. y. Brown
Of otto Cataaugus County has been nominated by the
Democrats for state Senator for the AANldDsulct III
place of T.. C. Hover. resigned.
porcuKFErslE y Y. oct. 2s.-Andrcw Warren was
nominated to-day for the Assembly by the Democrats OF
the Ist District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

TRIBUNE oYyrcE, oct 20, n m.-The upward move
tneut In the barometer ended about yesterday.
Clear and fair weather followed late in the after
noon by partly cloudy aud cloudy weather. The tem-
perature ranged between Is and go. tho average
tJJi being i7' higher than ON tho corresponding day
IA year, auu I3t- higher than on Thursday.
Warmer and cloudy weather, with occasional ram
may be expected TO-DAY IN this city and vicinity,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
Archer Il PnncOnst Manufacturing Co.

Archer ~ Pnncoust hanuiactufing To-
Invite the exceptionally fine line Of designs
in GAS FIXTURES now exhibition in their parlors OF
Greene and IS to "a blocks west Of ST
Nicholas HotcD Broadway pass the door
Art Galleries OF TfIOs h. KIRBY x co,
Auotioneers $40 and oiT Broadway
between 18th aud l4th-S,s.
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING,
THE GREAT ART COLLECTIONS
formed b. and belonging 10 the estate Of
SAMUEL BRADFORD FALES, ESQ, Deceased.
OF Philadelphia
OVER TWO THOUSAND BEAUTIFUL AND INTER
ESTING OBJECTS,
Representing almost every department OF Art The
LARGEST. MOST VARIED AND VALUABLE COLLEC.
TION EVER SOLD AT AUCTION IN
THIS COUNTRY.
The SALE which by order OF Executor and under the men
agemcnt Of MIR JAMES f. sUTIuM, Of the American AN
Gallery, viii be positive one and viii begin on
WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER ..
AT CHICkLRlNG HALL
with the
IMPORTANT OIL PAINTINGS,
end continue evenings afternoons noted on tho
Eafaf
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Stunning. Maurice J. Power then suggested that all the
manufacturing interests had been informed and was
not the FAULT OF those present II others had not needed
the call. Thirteen delegates were appointed by the
chairman and executive committee whose business
II to increase the number OF delegates to hundred
and to present a constitution and bylaws at the next
uteef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
MR.. DANIEL MAKES L PREDICTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-John w. Daniel, the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Virginia passed
through this city to-day, his way to Occomac County
sie,u shore o. Virginia where ne will speak until the
cloee OF the campaign. He was enthusiastically greeted
<crc and made q speech in which nc expressed firm
it,nce In me snccess OF the Democratic Ticket and
SSi-J maj Inc people Of Virginia would not permit
the Sote 10 be disBOnOred by the Reputation OF her
bonds for which she had received doi'r III cash Tor
every dollar ia bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

nomination for Congress In the Kiln Consression"i
,i. rb contest a. now souarely between W. W. Aston
and Mr. Flower The friends Of the former are cohhueI
of his election by handsome majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Ir is hardly worth anyoue's while TO take
The risk of waiting for cough cold or any lung trouble
40 20 as Il came" when remedy so sure ana thorough
as DE- Jayne's Expectornnt Is SO easily procnrable
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FLOODS IN THE TESE.
vorupp unrAK IN THE shy LEvEE.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-A dispatch from Han
nla Mo- says the Sny lcyee broke IN thrd place ~ >
O'Clock this morning. The break is north OF East Han
Ill, D tI,, ,y,cr IL svveepin over the entire bottom
land The break is 200 feet wide ana growing Hl5VI'
Tine Losses Will aggregate g3OOOOO
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MIDNIGHT WEAYHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis Tor ne Dds! II hours

WASHINGTON. Oct. %, ! a. m.-The area OF
low barometer is central IN Minnesota The barometer
is highest the New England coast The temperature
has risen from . % 10 in the Middle and South At
lautic States and Lower Lake region; Il has risen
slightly In Ncw-Eugand the East Gull states. Tennessee
and The OHIO Valley has fallen from 3 TO - IN Texas
and from p TO in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys Rain has fallen since last report in tine Lake
region, Ohio Valley and Tcnuosse' East Gulf states,
me pper Nl-si..ipp and Missouri Vaileys. IN the
Mississippi Valley and all districts cas-. -, it the winds
are souneastery IN the Missouri valley they are north
westerly.
Indications for to-fTI
For Sew-Tn-and fair weather followed by increasing
clouIiuc,s and local rain, southrascry wuus, lower
barometer, stationary or higher tenn. nature.
For made Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
auI rain. -putlcrly winds lower barometer, stationary
Temperatures,
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6pecinl Notlee5

ALL who contemplate change OF residence and who do
sire a NEw. thoroughly HEALTHFUL and CONVENIENT
cydweng in select location, respectfully iavt,tE,
examine into the merits Of our predictions
We offer choice OF eighteen FINE HOUSES varying IN
width 2 to 80 feet and shall be pleased send pan
phle giving full particulars upon application to CHARLES
Blu Elk & CO., Architects, SO East i1stsL
Successors TO DUGGIN & CROssMAN.
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Nor mo- RErIRE FROM TmE BENCH "a ONCE.

ALBANY Oct. 2s,-Judge Folger returned from
Washington this afternoon at 3 o'clock. lie says
that, while he has formally accepted the once Oh
Secretary Of the Treasury, he will not enter upon
tbs duties of the Office at 1t Is his purpose 10
continue in his position Of Chief Judge until the
,ascs which have been argued before the present
term of the CourJ shall have been considered by the
Judges. This may occupy his time for ten days OF
Il fortnight,
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REPRESENTATION YEsTERDAY.

The following table shows the registration
BY Assembly Districts In this city yesterday ana also
gives comparison the registration for the hrs threc
DAYS this year with the corresponding days oil Io9o anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

ONE MORE ELECTION DISTRICT
CastetOn. Staten Island, has been divided
into nine election districts instead Of eight.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY NOMINEES.

The Republicans of the llld Assembly DIS
trict Of Westchester County nominated George W.
Robertson 81 Pcekskl, for member Of Assembly ana
T. L. Ii. Sawyer, OF Bedford, for School COMMISSIONER
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Indications FOR to-f1I
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
inrta
coal
20 |

SINE TT me y h'nfs
-s-lsr white line r'Prrsen.s 10 ~.
T. ~ HNf r.
. u en.-ralr AsluJeagel b. tne thrrAonrtef a. has'
mas ILalla.y. sIr HToalsaJ
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A PROTEST TO THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Professor Theodore w. Dwight headed q

committee from the Citizens Association OF the Nlh
Senate District tothe Republican state Central Committee
last evening protest against the candidacy OF fredeleh
S. Gibbs for state Senator from that district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Incornrteut aervunts cannot ulure syerware with
EiCfEosilo0S. Produces wonderful b1lanoy Domanal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

1,t Irr,orp 800 Fifthaye furnishes the public with
suuc,.0r "a 10 d'AOtc dinner Tor al %, WIN "lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
1rRsrY CITY nENocRNrs.

The Democrats of the With District oi jersey
City have nominated James C. Clarke for Assembly.
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Assortment Unsurpassed Of

Assortment Unsurpassed Of
FINE TABLE CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
BRoNZEs. CLOCKS, PLAQUES, VASES.
&c, specially selected by Mr.. OVINGrON
OF the great sources OF production in tls
Old World.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
oVINGTON BROTHERS,
24G, 2IS, $50 252 Fulton and no CLARK sts,
Brooklyn and lf6 statc-st, Chicago, Ill.,
Goods delivered TO New-YOrk, Jersey City, &c.
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malls week lMhf y - ~ =
C.Inbor % sSi vim close at this 0hee on ~ oDAf
al A. m. flr EuropA bg steamship Nyylias' 1,snt
So. al n DN fsDAI a, am. TOT Htof, ~ 80. .shiP
Gala Via Quo uaiuwu Correspondence 10. fl-.'e 80. ~
s,ioil. ad'.t .sa,l. and 40 a. iii i9 Iase Ne ~
s,snsip via dayrc o. fli - "a a. 2' a,
Republic via tsuelslJ"h GORE
Ioi 80 ,Iullny and France must Pc specially adj
ami al D. ID a. n Europe, ny steamship Using
flourX and haIlDCfkf On SAIA hDAfs
" N Tor IurJpc bY steamship 1lty q ~ ms VA Queens
., dauco fpr Germany and scotland laGst he
tv' sidr.sseii aud az a "a, for etolnui direeI ~
& ,msiip Dry0ln via GLASGOW ami NJ a. a. Tor iegiun
sfe4ush8 NeacuuU, VIA Antwerp auu 90 IA $780,.
,r,e 5g strlashlp Han ~ southampton and brcuen
~, NH, i5r Ilayt ciu-" Ou ~ 1SDA1 ~ lO a m the
us for newfoundland close on 49, tioDAG AZ p ~ the
is Tor Honduras and ll,nsston eoss On ~ ~
t,i, m lhe tor CUBA, the Mcst lnie ald Mexico
cosa on THURSDAY az 1880 D. "a. lhc mails or BrlA ard
k",entino Republic close on FRIDAY q. c;sV J. - its
mails ior jamaica sayauila Ae cuse on Fti ~ st s
ii,e Venezuela ri0so
~ The mails AspmWall AID Ouih Pacific Close &C.
t,Ser a. The mails foT C'aa aaa Japan eltss No
Venber n. The mails fJr AussI AHA, &c close No
yembcr II, AZ 1880 p. ia. ID. ~. go, A.. .
Post OAce Nsw.1er6 oct. 70. 1851
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NM AsrOR,s OPPONENT.

Colonel John Tracy has received from Ros-
n p El,vger a formal acceptance OF the Democratic
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Pure CTRRANp JLLLN-sFICLD AND tANN I'D
FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIES. PICKLES, SC.
onsekaepers can got above articles, made from Old
fashion o.e recel warranted pIc, sending orders
IN SARAH :. MCELRATH
3Jj DegraVsI, BrO)kyn, y. !. .
Goods Ltored until wanted circulars With references ana
ufices sent On application.
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Mineral Waters,

CONGRESS WArER-rhe pure5i cni safest Oi az estlh
lie waters Avoid coarse. Irritating waters iofetA 4u'
domestic Lncy Impair the dgestye organs and kidney
Perfect Cereal F5ulsSeuJ postllior cFcuAis HEALTH
FOOD CO., "a ItI-aye, corner luths- -----------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
brooklyn Elite Directory.

10000 NAMES OF HOUsEHoLDERS
from the best streets,
Names from Miscc llueOus Streets and Flltbush
aud local Information
address circulars. TO first class families
Price, ~ 90.
LAIN 4 co,
2l3 MOntagIe.st., ErOOklyn,
and - Fuitou-st, \. "
DR. f.. Hn-brnuck,
makes specially OF giving gas ana eAtrlSL
-. m. Lu--.n LIZ .-f.I.,.
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DIED.

al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed utk tall
name and address
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ST. LOUIS, oct. 2s.--The Mississippi In
pro,em,nt Convention rca--cmuled at 1870 o'clock
this morning The following telegram was read by the
secretary:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20
BY GABLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 2O.-The
ambassadors presented the porte a
note describing the frontier line agreed
upon. The note says that all the
powers having approved the decision
it should be considered the supreme
decision Of all Europe, to which the
porte is invited to comply.
VIENNA, April 20.-A destructive
fire has broken out among the petro-
leum wells at Shaboda, in Galicia.
PARIS, April 20.-A commission,
composed of one commissioner from
each state represented at the monetary
conference, will meet Saturday next
to frame draft Of the programme TO
be discussed atthe next plenary sitting
Of the conference, the date Of which
is uncertain.
The Official Journal says England
has not yet accepted the invitation to
participate in the monetary confer
ence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20


The Nashville Banner is little
worried over the fact that Lord Bea-
consfeld did not live an hour or two
longer. In that event the associated
press agent over there, who sat up all
night, could not have sent the news in
time for the morning papers, and the
Banner and others of its class would
have printed the news first. The Ban
ner, however, finds comfort in the fact
that it published the road law at least
a week ahead of the Ameri-
can. The LEDGER, too, finds
consol ltion in the fact that it got
day ahead of the morning papers on
the celebration of Easter Sunday.
There is as much competition and
enterJ rise manifested in giving bad
news as good news. If news could be
graded from one up to one hundred,
the death of Beaconsfeld would be at
least ninety. eight on the scale. The
death Of a ruling sovereign, or pope,
would be 100. The death of noted
writer like Carlisle, or Dickens, or
George Eliot, would be classed
about so. The afternoon papers have
a great advantage as to foreign news,
from the fact that the sun rises about
five hours earlier in London than it
does here in Memphis. News can be
transmitted in from half an hour to
three quarters between the two
points. Thus we may receive and do
almost daily at one o'clock in Mem
phis the cream of the news gath
cred in London from all parts of
Europe up to six o'clock the
same afternoon. Thus we receive the
Liverpool market reports up to three
pm. in ample time for our issue the
same day. The news is often pub
lished apparently before it has hap
pened. The Chicago Times recently
Yves held open until Ave or six o'clock
in the morning to get full report of
an important boat race in England,
which took place at ten o'clock, and
by means of swift presses and folders
was enabled to appear on the usual
time. This was considered remark
able feat in journalism, but here
come the other morning papers trench
ing on a field which was thought to
belong to the afternoon press. They
have got ahead of us for once, but it
cannot happen often. The English
people go slow; the great men seldom
die, and great events rarely happen in
the forenoon over there.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20

THE state of Tennessee ranks 14th
in the iron producing list; having
turned out 77,1OO tons of iron last
year, an increase Of 125 per cent. since
1870, when the production was 34,305
tons. West Virginia has increased
during the same time from 1881 to
147, ,487 tons. Alabama from 1000 to
62,9S6 tons. Georgia from 1854 to
35, 152 tons. Kentucky from 86,732 to
123,75l tons. Delaware from 1907 to
81 1856. ALL states which made iron or
steel in 1870 have increased their pro
duction except Maine, North and
South Carolina. Pennsylvania ranks
first, having made 3,616,66S tons, an
increase from 1,s36,8OS in 1870, and
she has led the list for more than a
hundred years. Ohio comes next,
turning out $50, 14l tons against 49,
76S in 1870. Then comes New York,
Illinois, New Jersey, Wisconsin West
Virginia, Michigan, Massachusetts,,
Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland, all
producing from 10000 to 100000 tons
per annum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20
REASONS FOR THIS RESULT.

The Equitable is the strongest company in
the United States. o
Its policies are, by their own express terms,
made incontestabls after three years. [For
precise terms see form Of policy contract
All such incontestable policies are paid inn
mediately after receipt ofsaiisfactory proof Of
the death Of the insured, and without even the
customary delay of sixty or ninety days.
Zach ordinary policy provides for definite
surrender-value in paid-up assurance, in easo
the policy Is forfeited after three years from
its date and is surrendered within a reason
able time thereafter.
By the Tontine Savings Fund plan Of assur-
aneo, returns to policy holders, after the ex-
piraton Of what is called the Tontine period,
are greater than are obtsinable on any other
system. Actual settlements Of Tontine poll
cies have been made in which policy holders
have Withdrawn amounts varying from eighty
to one hundred and twenty per cent of flremi-
ums paid, besides enjoying life insurance
indemnity daring the period. No other COM
pany can show such results.
The Tontins plan is the only one sxtant by
which person may withdraw from his insur-
ance contract at specified periods, receiving
the entire reserve and surplus necumulations
in cash
All the ordinary forms Of insurance with
annual dividends of profits. both cash and
revsrionary, are issued by this Society.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20

mors the price for June, which opened
weak at 1885, sold with many fuctu-
tions and great excitement down to
$l72O, lard and meats declining in
proportion. At noon the price for
pork was $17.35 bid, which was 121c
higher than five minutes before. 1t
is suspected the bulls are bearing the
market in order to buyat lower prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-20

A Little Rock special states that
an administrator has been appointed
to take charge Of the effects Of James
NJ. Currie, killed recently in a saloon
at Los Vegas, New Mexico. 1t is
understood that Currie left property
of considerable value in this city. His
identity has been fully established,
thus completely refuting the charge
that he and the murderer OF the actor
Porter were one and the same person.
Currie's friends here denounce the
attempt to confound him with that
party in unmeasured terms, claiming
that Porter's assassin is now under in
dictmeht for murder In Texas, and his
relatives in Indiana and Illinois are
sndeavoring to create the impression
that he was slain in New Mexico in
order to keep him from falling into
the hands Of officers who are search
ing for him, and defeat the ends of
justice.