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moderate REQUEST and though prices
quotaby higher the market evidently e in sell
ere favor Sales Of 1000 bags Rio ex Mozart at i21sc,
FsEIcnrs very quiet and nearly nominal
The engagements wsre;,To London per steamer, 2,ovD
corn At 4d To Bremen tobacco ios and 600
rosn 81 and 100 hhds tobacco sn vessel 70 Ant
werp, petroleum. O. brig from Phaaslpnla 70 the Cons
s, Porto Rice and back v sugar at Sc ana mo
Hpxs-Ths msrke, ruled steady and moderately active
200 We. sailed OK o. y es :. a eoo rsras
Soaots % lSs $50 Bacos Asres is bs and 10 curaco
~ lbs on private terms.
yesterday business being confined 20 The Of
trade, but holders Ern and demanded previous
NAVAL sroRss--we heard sales urpentlne
Sshsr Sse' 20 6hs being disposed u At Gle 81 .c or
free 10 bills soid a. 6,c DC me MARKET or AL snds
scarce and ~sncd The demand Sas oleraby active the
Al & % IS 70 LOO DO. pale 50 IS $50 strained
"a 70 50 S and go do epaekei aud dross at % rar
oLs.~fneish npseed active though fair bust.
weri tendency. crusher's prlc,s unchanged We heard
Receipts IS packages cut meats and i,s DO
ss , ~S,o so ss 4 ess ss s 81 a "a
Dbl new IN mess Il ssl q SIS 10 mostly
fairly active. sales 900 bsis; al sis SIS for asw
s,ms ser. ' dan I w. ser l' o a sncanssa
Cut meats we're moderate request sud the MARKET ruled
ntr $50 packages at Ike 1gc for HAMS
and l4i.c isc Tor shonlders OF bacon no important
uusprsd The lard market ruled Moderately active
cher prices obtained Ss.es 100 hbis loasc
lsc. Butter steady at lDc. 90 or Orange county
pIis JIG for State, and -0c 35c for Ohio Cheese
was steady and oc. lsc for Common 20 prime fac
tory made.
PsrRoLEus--Thc market for crude was quiet bat Hcsdy
We sales q a bbs in shipping order % srsyi,. e
low gra,ity al iac Bonded moderate request and
tie ruled steady Sses 400 bills at &c Tor prime
iehl straw white and tsc 40 for STANDARD white
also 500 eases white at 6c In Philadelphia sales
% 1900 bb prime light sua" TO white Tor az
this mouth at axe. ,. 80, -
closog strong io,4c lo5sc for lslr 70 sood refining
at l0sc Itsc including good reclining At lVc and Porto
Rico Il 4o Also - boxes, part al Ike kchned was in
snyc sm,ud aud 1rmer standard hsrds selling readily
l6te and A coffee At l4iAc :.
and 20 90 lbs grease ~ 9Asr. = lie.
RicE.-No sales OF importance uanspfed' harkst M
changed. go. -. -, 49,,
RussrY Receipts SIS bhl, The uArkei was stcndy and
Arm sses we're the orsent OF l75 bbs bonded ~
90 &c.
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called FOR, and also for beating Mr. Crooks,
when that gentleman attempted q lake the tubs from
the cart Considerable time was occupied by tho
ia examining witnesses the object being atm n
the defendant had any right take the tubs ABOVE the
called Tor in the order. without special perrns
FROM the original proprietor The Court found the
prisoner guilty and reuanded b 10 for sentence.
A TilEg
Michael Webster for stealing silver watch from Wh-
Nam Patterson while asleep in his boarding house,
sent up for two months.
MALL FCFT.
Francis Mack and Henry Morriu tor making an
Provoked assault on jacob Bucksoorn were fned-ths
former S., and the latter SIS
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rm nrlLfm tSpEnnisTs ~ rusrass MONROE

70 rnz EDITOR on TIKI HERALD.
Tue results % tho experiment just completed o. Fortress
Monroe have convinced the government that rem
forcing stone ror,s with wrought plates docs moro
h n than good AZ was indica ed aud Illustrated 1us
Egw YoEK HsnAtn OF MAY o. 1854 therefore hope
that cas-, iron will be osed; aud 4 this iais, let Us
change granite nsn,raps into peace barracks, aud at
once se about constructing proper carhvcrss a. Al OK
r0acd pana Thesc have the advantage, r. vns eHem-
pNd et senaopol BY tie Russians, thai II lapo ~ ~
remnisAed undsr heavy Gro during lie day, iicy arc
caIalle o being pAt repsr during the ght ana mads
ready sor WORK Aala In Tie morning II shel 81 cast
ron carnc Therefore, protect existing granite iorts
now that wrought iron las faxed, not apoiher dohar
should b. spout upon them, and they sht e. we bs ~
sps. a,smAnlsf AN ENGINEER
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THE GOLDSMITH LARCENY CASE.

Examination Continued Important Tesfi =
mony.
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning the examnatior
In tho Of John \ Goldsmith, charged with frauda
ently obtaining g., 500 worth Of cloths from Mr. Jebr
schesinger, OF Broadway, contnued before Justice
Hogan Assistant Distric. Attorney Cunning Bedford
conducted the behalf Of tho people After the
adjournment Of the hearing on Wednesday Mr.. schles
niger took the first for Philadelphia to procure the
attendance OF important witnesses lie prevailed upon
Mr.. Abraham Goldsmith to 10 New York With
Inn and give his testimony against The accused. Mr.
Goldsmith the first witness sworn aud hs ties tin0uy
u as follows
TESTIMONY or AnaAs.a eotnsxrH
and cas- s,%ere Sassss Il IS, GArs srss rha ehia
s year. M ans q II
w. 9r o. a. os Asr % se sy rs, %an from nance
seaies,nssr: received on ifn GUN r seoies
ger on about the aoh Of penoer relative % The par
~ h % Seps'I n $ sr Sf Sa
hired oasemen, IN rnil,ieph' and all h- goods ysiDis
.ssssay sending me elerm sfee 10 Mr. ahies
lns : letter. 90 no. ka1s .ny hrm o. Goasrn,1
street. fknow or nv own snesieiss o piece Of chin
ss a% s Die q sons NJ. SAY Sp aS s
whose pr reriy il was; Know .. my knowledge thai
saow wee Where the he
On ss ~ M IT. tenn sess sns we we
MEYER eyer knew or had heard Of scales rg.r
NOT knew nv , ore nr p.f nov ,, Asea 81 d9
anot swear that they did day september
o THIS year 30 into nclsp - No. $50
Market street as jophers of ceths named Town
John tieiisin Ii nd Hired Goldsmith Hirss
those lrenses hey had possession prem day
showed card similar the one now SHOWN marked
y, an In no way concerned IN The hrm Of GoIdsm.tk
JoHa sculRsrsggR
John sehesinsef beng sworn u lu examined says
or whom he was buying the eoods business 10 Make.
erect That ne aid nor Know "a. number; ut he
easd ever had even been the firm FOR
wnom he was huying tle good very well acquainted
with them IN business manner, h,N.g sold them great
reaching them. because there on.y Gold
sa,th Brothers in f.ia ciai eslrnei about
swer 10 the despatch that he had taken that morning. said
had nor ard then sad YOU lid was lewis
sheref' he SAID, ",ou have seen me a. strous
had: asked hlm why he toll that his name VA.
LEWIS; he said he id expose himself being
found out the correct OF tie where firm
lives who bought th'se good from mef lie
he then lot; the next day abous three O'Clock received
despatch the day sent The goods by Adams Express
% No 49, Market street when he previously told you
that the number 1881 A. Becansc ! thought they
was aMhcntic the man who the OF John LEVINE
did not a. time give business cars; bad looked
o. that uame, and sai Ss thought thu. they
might have moved
The witness cross-cxarninei great iepeth bna
his direct testimony was not ally shaken.
TE riaosY OF ArGus ssrH
The next witness Was Augusta } smith. She rrsdcs
ut No l, l6S Broadway the 2lst oi September she
bought some chinchias from the accused, which
subsequently identified by Mr. sces,nser who claimed
them MS his properly.
Tho further hearing OF the case adjourned unte
this morning al nine o'clock.
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Court Or ccsr'y rlIic.

b'ANi0 sIHh1 '"ls1AA
o-r s--wm. w. Hagfsri q az vs. G,oyss Ec'v1.--
This action Ia brought by tbs plaintiffs ~ recover fs
amoont OF $3.50 %, principal and otens, wb ch they
aegc 20 due for milk devssc,l the doiendan' d
the summer ~ 1854 Tao defendant 1rlmed that ne
mix delivered was diu,od + tssytch 81 three quartz
psr ran, reducing its mafc, sa.ue co. ~ sAsli
witch, on the whole quantity ~ mix dc'seiea N'"'
amount 10 $500 halt Of tbc arrns-i savns pcsh gci'
leaving balance in favor ostbo fin.fs % go" VIZ
dict accordingly
Before Jyrcc naiv y,
Ou -fstsp L0a flAU r. ~ 49,. . !. 49, 49,
ru,sl Comp ~ THIS Mas al srii1H 49, n, ~. y. a
Tor f9fci5iN b elton. From the eNs'. =, 80 ,,-
4 y, 49,. w. ~ ,s,,s tora otsE neat saloon, on y
~ ' ~ ~" ~. ". 49,. t,ssUlsn a, ~ikb,ng 70 get pos
~ -" ~, ~. s,Aerel tae pAluiiI y nave,
$500 NJ w f''" t ~,sre1pon tsoy put nis sooas Ia
thc street. Tie cac = ~ W.
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COMM ERNiAL REPORT.

AsAaa-tecsipts E6 bbis The market showed change
OF nsequence Prices noninaiy steady with small
transactions.
i2lsa bbls -four, 600 do. and 100
bags meal Na3 bushels wheat l9A 9 do corn, G2
do OATS and 81 6 barley Pho market for State and
Western flour opened fairly active ut slightly improved
prices but subsequently ruled dull and holders offered 70
sell AT reduction Of &C. l0c bbl which concession.
however failed percopDy the business and tho
market closed heavy the decline with continued down.
ward tendency The sales embrace about 800 bbs At
revised quotations appended Sou,hern -four dealt in to
moderate extent ~ about previous quotations. though the
market closed heavy and nominay shade easier being
close sympathy with Western -Four The
ons comprised 4Co bbs the annexed quotations. For rye
0our there continued lively nqniry and prices remained
firm with further of 500 bbls mainly at from
80 6S 81 40 to quality Corn meal In demand for
immediate but there special movement and
have only TO report sales of otJ ob including Bisnry
So "a 70 20 caloric So 50 To- and city &5a
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MEETING Or TINE CHAMBER of COMMERCE

Letter from Commodore Eodrcrs-The EApsrs.
Duty on Cotton-Proposed Reception Of M.
Cyrus W. Field.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Chamber OF Com
WAS held yesterday, the President Mn A. A. Low
in the chair
The following letter was received from Commodore
Rodgers, thanking the Char Tor their endorsement Of
his conduct during the bombardncnt Of Valparaiso by
the Spanish neet:--
ofe.s. wso, E.a Acting s,yssiay q The CHAMBER Of
Th 4 ,S Il. s q .so De
I ,hs ssnsss q N
Of The ss q Ss our ea 20 % G bonn
b.rnsnt Of also ~ the spaa 81 asas onr te:tion
roi.~sd brought upon th- r-buke ofo gsy
't s s' IL oss IA e. a
New yorR approves my action Is 2, deep ssssfas
CommoAors United states Navy
The letter was ordered Ole.
coSrFxptArgp COMPLIMENT TO cvKrs w. vfEiD.
Mr. OrpYxx. on the part Of the committee appointed
A, tho last meeting a the Chamber to decide on the
manner IN whios they should compliment Nj c. ".
Field on successful endeasor 10 lay the Atlantic
telegraph cable reported that the COMMITTEES appointed
him wait Mr. Field and learn from him what were
his wishes reference to tho natter a. no bad
70 the city he had been unable TO take any
further action on the subject
Nr Field arrived IN tho city On "wednesday night last
left again yesterday, 70 BE- absent M Monday nest
HxPcRr . c0rTor.
Mr. Manry called tho attention u tho Chamber 10 the
fass that snoe they had sent al to Congress is
Nav iast conforming tho levy OF an export duty on
cotton IFS opinens had been Than orried out The
two Houses Of Congress had differed AZ FIRST on tbs
amount to be imposed and finally settled tar OF
three cents per No. tn changed iou II the South
however rendered even this ent rely too biah.
II a very njudcio tax, and offered Inducements
70 other countries 10 oompce with us IN Ere~ng cotton
Injurious effects already apparent IN tho decreased
crop tsis year South and ne arrescd expori- OF
cotton from other countries to Great Britain. From
Brazil the export n cotton mp 10 this tse was larger
than for the whole Of last year From Egypt The tr.
por last year would he rresti ~xos edcd, whHs
from India instead OF the fli,ng OF ahch every per,.n
expected the export would be great ~ ln year lie
therefore moved that committee 20 aippsted 70 CON
sder The expodency Of menor al znv tonrres IN IaY0f
or The abolition or the existing "a cotton
Mr TABOR was de-rols thai ihers ~sNia " ADDED 10
the resolution tho follow-s vcrlsevr fGiing 10 50
cure tho abilities % zoe ,ak - ' W" p'eScn' r's"-
la.icns tor its coler'ion
re,,y 10 ~. -spety Of the 9sl abolition Of tho
mr. tn s-stty for change Ia tie reg iations FOR it
roi soton nt present enforced They therefore de-
cfed Top; tho rosolut n ereirg the Alternative
for future action In they should 'al he
ohlc, OF the resolution.
rse Chamber then adionrnei
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COURT Of srtrAl SESSIONS.

Tho calendar in this court Tor yesterday was compaa-
lively small and lhc majority Of the complaints Of
subordinate nature.
a ssfo0S AYrAAy.
Patrick xccarrey charged BY Tbomes MADDEN
with assault Tho complainant n Chlrchin's
drinking saloon, In New Chambers street when dlspuss
nose IN which the defendant took part Prom words
ne paroles came 10 bows, and Madden knocked
down by the prisoner Tho counsel of tho oeienee ID
jccsed adden giving testimony the ground mat b.
had scrvtd period "a the state Prison docrmen
produced 10 snbs, fact but having
been offered 20 sho~ that tc document referred 10 Tie
complabnnt. 10 allowed 70 testify. nnmAer IL
" iucssts examined. The Gaze dii not rrcsut a
SIN ge attractive eature. On tie contrary, be ecn
pIs mani def naAnt and the wineesgf ~s'r - ~
rough ftlOoklug flluws wlo r>riu Dol as W. least
evfnnatky from ans o. Common dlAcftn neat
rrCart Gncs ESQ and helf Va seoa OF SlJ 70 Keep
the peas six tuonthe.
9acEw-arn rEa.
peta, "A f'arry a csrtnan, vas ARRANGED Tor ifk'rg
non, DC store oi Mr. r. X. Csckera q4ansity u .sbs
lud above abe sss.ssf whca tie sroef
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by the shove will be seen that the increase has
grcgaied $ls4 200 ies II NO refer 10 the circulation of
LEGAL tender during the time find sg-
grga,e decrease OF s1o4 Mus showing that tho
circulation has been virtually increased to the extent OF
Hfty millions the beginning Of June last year
namely -
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HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER s. lsss-rRPIE SHEET

Smith Psrmlee 81 IS Rocky Mountain s. 81, To las
&C., Consolidated Coiorad, 3oid 40c g. -
The chamber II Commerce oi IN ciy passed. reso-
luton to-day memoiaze Consress 10 repeal the OK
port duty cotton.
Tho following Is statement Of condition Of tho
national OF Chicago for the quarter ending septen
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EesslRY n uE1acII.

pxrrnlr Mich Oct 4. i9oc
ne Ervclry ersSIshneps " 90 orse Il.y ~ eie'eo
by husglas ISL nlEht robbed " va hes Ne 70 NE
~sius o. 81 OvV
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Dec $50 SO Dec ai724 GJ Inc. 6SUlg Dec 80, JQJ
BY reducing Che wheat 0or the quantity OF the Latter
left at tide this year. compared with the corresponding
period shows of 1861 go bbls. Of
The following comparative table shows the quantity Of
of the principal articles produce left
the commencement OF navigation 70 and including the Jh
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Tue Board met yesterday afternoon NJ three o'clock,
President schsltz IL the chair
III minutes OF the last meeting were read and ap
proved
communication from the Registrar relating TO the
numerous deaths from drowning during the past six
months read II stated In the document, which
was very lengthy, that there had been 1859 Of
deaths from this cause from April TO September Sug.
gesions made to adopt series Of harbo and water
side police regulations such in force n London
Dublin and other arg cities Of Europe SO that efforts
at resusctation may be promptly made whenever the
nanmae bodies are taken from the water. Two meth
DDS or resuscitaton we're given in the communication
both OF which sad 10 be eilicacious and the
OF saving many lives in Europe. On motion the com
munication was referred 70 the sanitary Committee
The Treasurer, from. the Finance Committee, reported
several bills, and recommended their payment On mo
ton, the bids, which amounted 10 about 81 700. wero
referred To the Troa~urer with power.
A resolution offered by Or stone, returning the
thanks OF the Board IT, the Assistant, Sanitary Inspectors
whose services have recently been dispensed with, for
their vigilance aud effectiveness during the past
mes. The resolution which applied 10 the late Assist
ant Inspectors OF New York and Brooklyn, WAS unai.
mousy adopted
read. Dr.. Dalton reported that during the week ending
October there had been thirty genane Of
cholera reported by the Inspector " this number
twenty one had proved fatal.
Dr Crane reported nai had Ssor only Two csses
The Ioiowinc RESOLUTIONS we're then offered, and on
mo 100 adopted;
Resolved That the sslsry Of pr Geo r. LOWS cserk in
the Of tie Assistant sanitary SUPERINTENDENT Ne In
creased 70 the spnOf 800 per aud that date from
the ist day % duly lsJS
Resolved That Homer r. Pierce be appointed clerk Of the
Metropolitan BOARD 81 HEALTH and that he be gned " Tho
cace OF the Assistant superintendent la the place of Jacob
Johnson deceased.
The attorney read the copy Of resolution passed by
tho Common Council of brooklyn requesting that tho
Board OF Health take such steps may cause tho
Sewer Commissioners to build proper basins In
several streets the city. To this action OF the Brook
lyn Common Council was attached resolution declaring
that the Board Of Health deemed expedien that such
should DO made, and calling upon the proper
thoriles 10 have Inc work done On motion the
referred 10 tho engineer OF the Board.
After further unmportant business had been per
formed the Board adjourned until Thursday next Al three
o'clock IN tho afternoon.
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TOTAL. $oOoo, no
The total value OF imports at Boston for the week
ending September 20. so70 256 against sss4, 1857
during tho corresponding week in 1895. Total since
January !, $40 739,ais.
The total value Of exports from Boston for the week
ending September %, including specie was 440s, col
against s2as for the corresponding week in 1894
The cash balance in the hands Of tho Assistant Urea
suer Boston, at the close Of business, September CO.
500 037, showing gain OF $2so5, 500, AZ com.
pared with the close Of the previous week.
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. connecting
Nashville directly with ST. LOUIS IL stated 70 be making
rapid progress in its connection with the Mississippi
river The bridge at Jacksonville 10 In course OF
striction and OF Jacksonville TO Hickman, Ken
tucly the grade ready for the iron It is thought
that by January passengers and freight will be put
through.
A Minnesota paper says
The immediate building OF the st. Crox and Superior
railroad is now fixed fact We have been handed
note from A. L. Living ton land commissioner Of the
company stating that their bonds have been endorsed
and guaranteed by the farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany Of New York for 100000, which will build and
equip forty miles Of the road He has also just received
letter from the chief engineer stating that iron Tor
twenty miles will be here next month.
The following table shows tho gradual increase Of na
tonal bank between June 10, 1885, and October
current
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S A NIT AR Y.
The Cold wenrhcr Killing the Cholcr..

The Cold Weather Killing the Cholera.
The sudden change Of tho weather appeared TO have
good effect upon the cholera yesterday, only
having been then reported Since Wednesday tho
atmosphere has been cold and wntry, and II the fall
weather has permanently set in, there every like.
ihood OF the cholera entirely disappearing within the
next fortnight.
CASES.
The following cases were reported yesterday
Nancy sullivan, 81 Mulberry street.
Bridget Walsh, IS Mulberry street.
CERTIFICATES
Burial permits for the following named cholera dead
issued yesterday
Eugcna Davis, 100 Bavard street
Johanna c. Walter, Al Thomas street
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The following Ia a copy OF an order adopted by the
Governor and Council of Massachusetts, for the compie
lion Of the Troy aud Greenfield Railroad from Greenfield
10 the tunnel:--
Ordered, That the Commissioners the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad and Hocsae Tunnel he and they arc
hereby authorized lease the Fitchbnrg and Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad corporations tn railroad
from Greenfield ~ the tunnel the terms and con-
d ms eontaned IN the proposal 81 SAID corporations Of
July ~, 1885, provided IL shall Arst be ascertaihed by
said Comm s toner's that the total cost the eonpe'io
said rORG substantially it's present Location VIII
mol exceed the sum Of 5000 OOO
In conformity with the above order the contracts,
earn tays the Boston 7raveuer OF the Sd ipstl have
been and signed by the various parties interested
and only await the approval OF The Governor and Council
which meeis on FRIDAY next
New Jersey paper says
railroad, intended 10 find ts way into New York
through the northern junction OF suss county N. j.,
is in coniemp alton % be called the /" Midland" En-
giDeers have been for some time Surveying routes on the
side Of the mountains from the vicinity OF Port
Jsrvs, N T., to near Beemersvie in Sussex county,
wher ii is said they viii be obi ged 70 tunnel the Blue
Noun ain after which they crossing the valley
by Deck er0wn, Hamourg aid Snuntoan, and thence
through psc and Morris counties towards the Hudson
river II ntcpded 10 start from OswesO, N r., on
Lake Ontario, running thence to Syracuse and from
that Ky soutteast through onondaga, Madison,
Chenango, 0tsego, Delaware, sullivan and Orange
Port Jervis The objec, Of tho road is ,oestaD
lish direct connection with New York city from
0swego, By which the passage by rail could be effected
without The roundabout way OF Albany.
Some time ago an endeavor was made 10 establish
Clearing House in St. LOUIS for the convenience Of bu.i
between the banks but the proposition did not at
that time meet with support meeting OF representa-
tves from nearly all the leading banks was held on
Tuesday last however, at which the enterprise reviv
ed with such evidences Of favor warrant the
rance that IL will be made successful The meeting
held at the Mechanics Bank. test proposition favor
ing the establishment of Clearing House was adopted
without dissent and committee composed Of represen-
tati' from leading banks, was appointed TO draw up
and submit scheme for the proposed institution at the
next meeting which will be held Tuesday, the 9th Of
october.
The amount received for duties the Boston Custom
House during the last quarter was as follows
september I,Ooe,zoo
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NASHVILLE, Oct 81 1908
There nine deaths from cholera 10 this city 20
dsy, and rom other Causes six
MExIurs, Oct ., 1865
Thirteen Of cholera are reported today, and nine
deaths.
IT Iour, Oct Z. 1886.
To-day n being observed day OF thanksgiving for
tho Disappearance Of the cholera Business " generally
suspended. Everybody is going 70 tho Far