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Cbesper--s oils, 20 to s1t switsbs.. 81
So II gEtkHANs ifsn hsssaf. ~ efani street. 90
- eag H9seiy sn1 Ckfysts strsfA
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"A NIL or AMERICA,
) PREPARATfON YoR REArTTFYfNG
THE COMPILATION

PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
le the SKIN "a smooth A. ivory ~ Ten u1inutss OF
refunded II can he used before the money "
'ih never isii 10 remove all roughurss from The
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uiu's usfr Dy---so Cent?. Bissh
Bfy-s s.s.r-sl fshs1as DsSa 20 Jshn va
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Howe sewing wssst-s csmyasy---
Villas nOwG D.. rr'-iaaaa 90 bfsG-.y. As.a.
waHtrd
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Art Notiee.-ws Remind Our Headers
that tho sale ~ Cabinet Germs ~ At s - 'sunn.a th-
sssnng 81 ~ oeek q ne "a Dasssdorf psisvi-s 80
Bpad~-y HENRY ~ LEEDS MtNEE, Aasisfsers
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awcrinruI
r1Htalf Deaf
tween ftfll
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b. the LAST Hou.e the dottnAnt sn@rsies u hs Sss
Nth HDrTEr1kK's BiTrFR-. Th- tone thus t.risf 10
will retain. Yoa ia hr irabied 9Th nstaisnos.
nausrs. heafsshe. EnAsins faina IN tr spgsstun tsi
tod aud Intestinal Pains and irregularities th- hirfs
. preventive and rssaeea Tor al hss~ dinleniuss.
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the CROWD,

which began 20 assemble about eight O'Clock and seemed
be OF the opinion that there enough outside the
house 10 make ball NJ, and why mott Here the
very best opportunity IN the costumes for they
not In mas, a. might be expected they would b. In
SIDE Each here be seen Distinct and individually
ton 81 the cold which kept the feet Of the IN
perpetual notion there drawback 10 the pleasures
% the lockers Cavalier and chey alier, armored
knights and KID -gcved civilians, ell IN for their
share Of criticism, and the ladies' though In the cold
not left there by the crowd Not drr-s escaped
their curious comments, and u 10 not 70 be won
dercd ut that the best looking ones considered
the best costumed, and were applauded this b~Slz
Possibly crowd more critical and st the time
disposed ind other than good nafurcd faults
assembled before the doors of the Academy A was
the pride Of many % the masquersde cheat their
own friends IN their Disguise, they sghted Nth Their
masks This erctsd some most iudicrous comments
fool me- ia know him by his lsgsn This o. . ssout
built gentleman IN The costume % rssssn That's 90
said his oonpsnion Suppose ron run 10 the door and
tell the committee thatn This created lAng h. sccom-
panied BY what would hsvs seemed sppsuse had The
weather suggc~tcd cold feet A hule lady delicate
feet IA Chsns> and fully oo~t1ned seemed 10 take
the crowd by storm 81 once heard of negro thai
tors 'but never bcforo saw German that Vas Chi
ne.e" NY vrend tsy 18Th not eli shsrnans vos Rot- 70
dish ball said one Of the others evidently friendly 70
the Lederkrsnr, "everypoty goes here" Tbs vas Al
evidence Of the popularity Of The ball. 10 hs mind 81
least The female portion % The crowd bryan 70
dwindie away early ten ociock They stad a. Du
a. they co1id endure the cold The coete1es pessef
fabris % vastly greater HnIoraBca 20 usn
,hsn he SCARE, and rreeu, The err<sa snd rolf
ths purpls aud bisc. snd the barirqutn. u
rD.s<y roL-b bed Ne "a ~ agefses eallnt and bss
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sni Guns Ais9 Osnts'. Wholesale AMI retail ~h~-se
pfies with draNings of dfefsut sy~a fro tA~
irsis " a. wAED NJ Brosisay
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THE MUSIC AsD DANCING.

Tho music OF that dreamy and contracted style
peculiar to fathcrand. There II something rrosstbly
fascinating about the German waltz and gdlop Two
hundred couples spin around In automatic order vet
with vim and dash that communicates itself 10 the
spectator and the Inspiring strains of hundred nstru
ments send the blood In streams through the veins
Noddng plumes, glistenng robes and cleaning armor
dash by like the shifting coors Of the KALEIDOSCOPE and
soft words exchanged between angels and demons
which would shock the the author Of PARADISE Lost
any other person Interested sublunary matters.
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Intense cold, bright starlight uDciouded sky cal
cium lights, carriages and crowd, c0n-preI 10 render
the outside scene lively and brilliant one. Ths long
line OF ages that formed early siN O'Clock In
Irving place, and extended DOT toward and M Third
avenue, allied with anxious aud expectant occupants
presented curious spectacle, with their frost coated
windows through which bright and longing eye endeav.
ored TO catch glimpse 81 the doorway and the guests
alighted after their two hours waiting IN the
cold with chatterng teeth and chilled feet ~ eight
O'Clock precisely tho doors opened and the carriage de-
livery commenced. Large numbers Of the guests, I'm.
patient al the long delay, aghted Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets and Third aud Fourth avenues. and
trotted ~ sharp pace 20 the door The fagrinRs were
ust cold and cruel 10 the white kid Slipper aud decai
feet which they encased 70 the boot of the
sturdy footed policemen who babe the crowd fall bach
and make passage for the company shortly after eighs
O'Clock splendid illumination, in the shape of calcuuy
lights shone the Fourteenth side, dscov'
erng the crowd and the costumes Of the rapidly arriving
company This brinnS IA
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All Legal Lottery Priss. Ca.ssd. Draw
fn.u eruulAFs aad infIrtnsfi5n cent
J. u CLAYTON 10 Wall street y
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~ ~ - 81. Col fufs ~ per DORM AMI AL
man Hair WORK at reduced pricr. at Nine l. v.
~ large e-,ablishni.nL az Broadway.
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At O'Clock, at signal from the orchestra. every
person unmarked, and tho ludicrous d,HaeBssHs
took place. Husbands who had been whispering eoft
into the Of disguised wives and prom
To send them the most extravRgnnt valentines, felt
sheepish when the stern reality revealed, and
daughters IN scoded by their grand.
fathers for coquctng with them At all events the cry
rire IN iSgaisii and every seemed take the
mistakes IN IN. best OF huor The ball Of the Ledcr-
krantz society shall be rememb red u
good hnmor and enjoyment
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silent sewing Machine. making tho
eesfatad sNtiror snf fhhs Htieh stasfir ~
durlhls WILCOX A GIBBS 81 nrps1say.
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Bs~thsior'. HAIR Dys.-rhs Bs., in the
Soff harmless reliable sd lnsntssrsss frrssfsss a..
hair 81 bsrcsy street srs Y1rk
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The NsN Nofs irrala but ~ HtutukF 80 fr.f
opposite lie Hstr4tAu u0tsl anf gst POUR hYtf "a
f1r asea. gsBu I'D cau4rrn The larrr
and le cAaaIsst in tlc az.
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unrst<r - IN assnssn n ne ssriy Sac - uls err
srf-nysrss ~ rptins 10 NE "a fsf W act uls arr
sasiY - thF fnfnes A. tfilu ~ tha tla
~ wsa b~i1g thfywn " ths gryabd - tis sct,
sf ~ thesua VI ~ " fs~TeDs ssyfn "a - a
tss Fernirs bsifvE A. he ss.st a On fell y, tls
rrsstp1 ~ tmnssfar fgrre directly 0r~y hm a %.
v.oeshi Nv Ne sD<sissm lAsl d1aih lsmDr al IA
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ne process ion took plsce "a ara s'sssn sd
" ss..-s ms, l,jigrs4k s1hts re eSsnius
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chss- the o~u hours With lying feet the q The
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREtk' u The recognized p-rfarss
the b-.a monde Without the belle osn.1erp her aai.t
tncomplss for there nothing oymparshl- ~ "a si,h<r
among the fragrant combinations o. ar, The pfao, %
~ FiiAi.os sos S.- Yes.
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Over the door % The No a., kept by " Ei-s
man dealer In boots and shoes, a largc gt rrpru
srsntstion u ths trade " ia proprietor n
plctely isolated and stood cot ia peculiar relief from TIE
,backsnei wall In the upper vind1v. number u IRE
engaged throwing the chared and biaH NJ
beams which capable u dsisf Lment A. each
cessvs beam fell from the ubd0u sllaieiy the
boot it, DerrnaDeEcy fsaffuy l@Dtsrdred Speca.
laon rfe among the erowd, and IA
small bets made a. 10 how l0ng would maibfain
~ position The beams fell around and Aoat u isrss
nufnbsrn bat there a stopf immovat4s, n king
the surroupd ng d~sruotion. Al lebsih bottom
chair dd what The beams oogd assrplstt struck
the upper feathers In Ne fail, and bose a. amid shout
from The spectators. " the ground
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Al the opeu board s ten O'Clock Erie sold at 64x, New
York Central los. Reading 1loX Ill, Cleveland ana
risssburg s5 Michigan southern sS1 y, Cleveland
and Toledo liz y, Rock Island 9Sh, Fort Wayne
10lk 4, Northwestern 0Sh So%-preferred ooH.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2SK Marposa preferred
H1, western Union Telegraph 55X. At the rst regu-
lar board Eric closed higher than at the hafpast two
board yesterday Reading y, Michigan Southern X, I'LL
nos Central u, Cleveland and Pittsburg y, Cleveland
and Toledo ~ Rock Island TX, Northwestern l, Fort
Wayne u Mariposa preferred y, Western Union Tele
graph ~. New York Central was H lower Government
securities strong Coupon Gvetwentes Of 1852 ad-
vanced " third issue =, sevenhiry notes Of the first
scries " second series r. The entire list had very
arm undertone and there Is good speculative demand,
especially for avctwenties of the original issue, which
becoming in the street After the call these
quoted ut 107H *.
At the one O'Clock session the market was firm. At
the past board buoyan except for Eric,
which was y lower and Western Union Telegraph X.
Reading closed e highor Michigan Central Y, Illinois
Central Il, Cleveland and Toledo x, Rock Island q,
Fort Wayne u. Mariposa preferred y. Government
securities strong and active the demand being
chiefly for old ave-twentes which sold up 107X
higher than the first board The third issue advanced
-, seven-thrty notes Of tho second series e.
At the halfpas three open board the market con-
t,uued nrm New York Central sold At 1o4h x, Erie
6t1S %, Hudson lz0 Azl, hesoipg illA ~ honi-
gan Southern sax ~ Illinois Central l20 120%,
Cleveland and Pttsburg s5 Rock Island oo Y, North
western 35X 80, Northwestern preferred 66K e5X,
Fort Wayne 10lKax.
At Ave O'Clock the following quotations were cur
rent-New York Central 1O4x 1o4s< Erie e47{ 64X,
Reading 111k ll1X, Michigan Southern S3s s3X,
Illinois Central lloK, Pttsburg s5, Northwestern as,
Northwestern preferred oSs, Rock Island 9Qx, Fort
Wayne 1914 Ohio and Mississippi 2sJs, Canton SIX
50, Cumberland 46Ka Al.
Gold was nrm, and loans were made fiat and at 1-S2d
in favor Of the lender Of the con The opening price
was l5o followed by advance to 1904, the closing
quotation The range Of the market since the suspen-
sion has been as under
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The foreign exchange market ID very dull, and import
dsfsng romitsancss In the hope Of lower rates;
but these hardly probable in view Of the
prspondeancs Of imports exports a all the
possa which the export Of nvctwenties win hardly be
sutAoent 10 concordance they a. large as
shs most sansuiae expect them to be- BANKERS bills on
England At sixty days quoted t1osx y, although
soms Of the leading drawers asked 1osX 100. Three
days bills were quoted as Ioox . ll0k among the
6roken Commercial bills At 1O61S . l0s.
Although tho House Committee Of Ways and Means
favor Of striking out that clause in Senator sher
mans Finance bill which requires holders Of seven
thirty give four months notice prior maturity
OF their intention TO convat them into six per cont
bonds highly Objectionable feature sl remains In it.
namely that which provides that after the LIST Of Janu
ary next No part OF the reserve Of national banks
shall be In tho form Of interest bearing notcs
This is intended, Of course. to exclude compound
interest noes but as these are legal tender for their
face. cannot what right Congress has TO take
any such the proposed with regard to them
II is In fact legislang away right possessed BY the
holders Of these notes under the authorizing act and
effect qualified rspudiaton The proposition origi-
naly introduced In Congress by Mr. Hooper, OF Massa
ciussts in the interest Of the Boston bankefp In
fusnced by Of jealousy because the New York
hanks attracted deposits from Eastern cities through
sllowing interest TO dcpositors, and they thought
that n the banks not allowed 70 hold
compound interest notes those OF this city would not be
abo to afford ntercs. deposits and that the drain Of
capital towards this would therefore The
parincss Of this motive should have prevented either
Mr. Hooper or Mr.. Sherman from introducing the
measure. but n that Congressman willing 70
lend themselves 70 almost anything should Congress
pass the bill with this provision included In Il the
President will be doing good service 10 the public
credit BY vetoIng the whole
southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa wers visited
with violent storm the I'D inst, which did great
damage 70 tho crops and other properly The McGrsgcr
western Railroad lost fourteen bridges and some en-
baakmens and business the road Is expected. will
be suspended for few days
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FlNAN clAL AND CONNER CIAL.

FRIDAY, July zI-U = m
The stock market been strong and active TO- day,
and prices have in most instances experienced
further advance The most active OF the railway shares
were Northwestern and Michigan Southern, but
tho entire list of speculative shares showed considerable
buoyancy. The bulls encouraged BY the extreme
monetary ease and tho prospect Of its being prolonged
Loans are made freely CALL with exceptions time
nj ave per cent and the transactions at four becom
ing moro Many the leading operators out
Of town, but they doing brisk business by tele
graph and Wall street and the Saratoga races are thus
being attended to simultaneously Private advces from
the latter place state that small balloons let fy daily
bearing the Of particular stocks much dealt in
here as indicators OF their future according TO the
views OF tho bailoonsts. The following table Of the
prices the dates mentioned will TO recall
mind tho fluctuations in railway shares during the
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHn-Rcceipts 81 pkgs Tho market was nominally
unchanged IN every respect
BRsADsruFFs Receipts, 932T bbls flour; 400 do and
200 bags meal ZOO bushels wheat 49, 100 do corn
% 140 do oats and 1857 do rye The market for stae
and Western flour was somewhat Irregular but on the
whole decidedly beter Under fair provincial demand
and some inquiry for shipment South and 70 tho West
Indies and South American ports medium grades I'M
proved about 10c. 200. per BARREL while choice and
inferior qualities which have for time past declined
l0c 20c. day quiet and steady, with better
feeling ct the close The sales 1000 bb at our
revised quotations annexed. Southern -four also OK.
hibted Improvement, particularly on medium brands,
with sales Of $50 bbls For Canada flour fairly active
demand prevailed and advance Of &c 10c. per bbl
was readily established ordinary and medium descrp
tions Other grades less active but very steady,
with an advancing tendency at the Close The sales
wero 800 bbis Rye -four WINS firm, with a moderate de-
mand We note sales Of 200 bbls at So SO 60 Corn
meal was In better demand but prices were lower We
note sales Of TOO bbls, including Brandywine at $Sa
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me c0uMTERFElTlMo CASI
-~~~~~e.~~~~~~~~--~~-
comMTTAL OF RlcNARp weeKes.

United States Commissiener's ONCE.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Yesterday Commissioner Osborn resumed the hearing
OF the case Of Richard weskes who had been charged
with dealing In counterfeit money under the circum-
stances reported fully in the HnALD Of yesterday.
j. Ogden Murray detective FOR the Treasury Depart
ment was called He testified that he had purchased
deceived in purchasing and had made any eort TO
Judge stuart, on the part Of the prisoner, said that
He had however legal defence which he would reserve
Commissoner-r commit the prisoner In dsfaul, Of
ball to await the action OF the Grand jury.
CuAnGk AGAINST wiLaiAn oARxcSDr.
The evidence IN this case showed that J. Ogden Mur
W.% y one ss' gs rs r. sisGs
Murray 70 the prisoner and negotiation was opened
for che purcss.s Of cCSn.srs: s..nps The prisoosr
which Murray paid thirty dollars In coed money The
prisoner did not state where the money was made This
Murray wss cron examined ssid he never saw the
prisoner before Or scr that; haA heard Of hn; Chick
ussd % kesp him ''possd;p knsw q no oounssrfsssrs
The case wn then rested snd The prisoner was com
misssd for trial In defauls of ball
The AfndAvn on vhch ths warrant for the prisonsrs
scs was grounded - forth ths he deah In counterfeit
j. Ogden Murray sworn and sxamined BY Mr.. Court
ney He said:-0n the 18th Of Deccmber, 1895, I saw
tho prisoner In ale vault els Broadway Chick Treat
s% %s ~ s 2 I ~.
psckaes Of two hundred dollars u ten dollar notes
Chick told the prisoner 70 separate ths money; the
preoncr went 70 the water closet and after he returned
be handed me hundred dollars In ten dollar bills paid
him thirty dollars u good money; The prisoner had
eighty dollars IN twenty dollar notes; bought these
from him on The second day had money enough TO
pay for them bat told prisonsr be would let me have
them would 90 70 the hotel and send him the money
By frsat which did; wsss 70 the Western Hotel and
borrowed the money from Mr. Winchester, the pro-
prsetor and ssnt back the money 70 Bartlett By Treat
on the 11h Of February lsee met The prisoner at the
corner Of Broadway and Houston street. asked MIN n
he had anything cs sae he said nothing that wanted
that be had Fan River tens; id that would not touch
them; do not know there were Fan River tens then
In circulation Their no question that these bills
counterfeit He Wa briefly cross examined
Chick Treat depcssd that he goa money iron Murray
= ihe western Hotel snd By hurssys directions gave 4
This vas the cass for the prosecution.
trial
ns further hearing Of shss countssfeiiing cases W.
sdcuFned u tbs morning, the District Attorney stating
THAI h. would proceed vitS sns cass Of Williams Tns
cass o. ouneg q the resusss Of Sudss stuart was -
icurned uu Mssdas
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Tho Islands.
00YYRN0Ria IsI Avn

II appears 10 be difficult 10 understand the disease
in this island to control It, Tho positive opinion Of
day IL flsined BY that Of the next For instance
appeared quite certain Thursday that the cholera had
reached its climax and under the control or the
medical offcers, yet thoro wore two fresh yes
terday, one OF which proved fatal Il s satisfactory,
however, learn that the sick list showed thirteen
than the day previous The vicinity OF State street being
reputed infected orders have been issued that boats from
Governors Island will avoid the Battery landing
HART's AND DAvfDs ISLANDS.
Tho reports from Harts and Davids Island to-day
assuring than any have had since the epidemic
broke out among the troops there There fresh
cases OF cholera yesterday, and NO deaths either
island but darrhBa continued TO eugross the attention
Of the medical officers
For fear tho cholera should 10 taken to tho cavalry
rendezvous ct Carlisle by recruits enlisted in this city
recruiting for the mounted service has been temporarily
suspended In New York and vicinity.
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wheat continued very quiet, but the market ruled
decidedly Armer, holders generally demanding an ad
vance Of &c. So per bushe Prices were 30 far above
and We havy only 70 note sales OF 26 900 bushels in
cluding new No. Milwaukee. ct 81 81 06; old amber
Michigan At 81 IS, and white Canada At 81 rs. Corn
opened lc better but closed at 85c for the best at
about yesterdays prices Tho sales wore s6 600 bushels
at &c for unsound and Sshc SSc Ior sound mixed
and heavy, but upsound were in fair demand and
tEae Armer with aes OF 600 bushels at 46c. 4Sc.
for Chcagu 60c . oSc FOR now crop Now Jersey, and
CSC. Tor State. Rye was steady, but quiet. We note
sales or 5000 bushels Western q S7Kc Tho market for
malt and barley continued dull and nominal, with
tendency to lower pr.ces.
BAEwAx continued dnil and nominal At A0c <1c. for
s-sss - ---.ss vs sseady iuactvv. ruv
saes wore mostly 70 exporers and comprised 070 bales
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NAV and ropc,ly soId perform the at the CONTRAST
ors expense a. provided for In the ih article o. the con-
tfaci. Respectfully submitted OhAS- rhAVf.
JpLy n i86d
t1toLERA GASES BR0oKLyN
asea Of cholera reported the Office Of the Assistant
Sanitary superintendent from IL r. July 20 70 IL H.
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ONLY ONE CASE on THE GEORGE AND HeMaY.
TO THE xDrrOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE 1DrTOR OF TIE HERALD.
Your paper yesterday stated that four cholera
occurred board the bark George and Henry lately
arrived from China wish you 70 state In your paper
that the only sick board Of my ship sent to
the hospital and other have since occurred.
!. PETERS, Captain Of George and Henry
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Cholera In Brooklyn.


Cholera In Brooklyn.
There were nine cases reported and confirmed by the
Sanitary Inspecsors nve Of which proved fatal Brook.
yn, from twelve u July 20 to aoon yesterday, will
be seen below.
James Moon, % Nelson street. Taken sick at twelve
M on July rs. Died u halfpast ave NJ ON 10th inst
Israel Moroney, Twelfth street. near Eighth avenue
Taken sick July %. In the morning Tending to collapse
In afternoon.
Ellen Sullivan, 80 william street. Taken sIck Il two
r. n on July 81 Better In A \. Of 25th. !.
Mra Grace a Hamilton avenue Taken sick q six A.
n. on July a. Died same day.
A. II 26th insk Died At four P. n. same day.
- O'Brien Woloott street near Couovee Taken
sck July 2s, A H. Secondary fever afssrnoonof same
boy about eleven years Of age, named Russell, Lu.
queer street. near Hicks Taken sick evening Of 25th
JOAN Lop.s, s a Kings County Psni.snsAsy.
Patrick Croghas. wolccts street near Van Brunt In
collapse q nine r II 25'h ins. Died Same night
There wsrs swo hundred ana fourteen burial permits
Issued from tho Bureau Of Vital Statistics In Brooklyn,
from Sunday last incIunvs. TO Thursday Might which
With the corresponding period Of as week OF the above
number thirty-four deaths occurred from cholera
is now under ths oharTe Of Dr. Theysr Dr. waller hav
Ing been assigned 70 duty Inspector or Shipping Gas
and water has been admitted 70 the building within tho
past two days While tho cooking apparatus has beea
perfectly arranged 20 that much greater facilities
now enjoyed thero Tho ventilation Ii very fair, and
every possible is taken Of those under treatment
DrMyxCTTNa FOE sRooxLYN.
Material, such lime and chloride Of lime, arc
sparsey administered throughout the localities Of
the Twelfth ward Whether this scarcity Of dsinfect-
OF economy existing the part Of the Health Board IL
is difficult 70 say; but one thing evident and that s
the lime sprnksd In the cutters Is laid so lightly and
at such intervals that s deodozing effect is scarcely
porceptible.
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tsken y With cho'sra On Wednesday evening. ~ died
Oh Friday morning, 10y TH
William taylor IN Engiishman, aged sIxty-nvs years.
and living at No - sixth avenue, taken N with
cholera = eleven O'Clock Thursday morning and died at
halfpast two yesterday morning
Maria Deiany, of No 36 Crosby street. taken III
with choler. ON Thursday afternoon and died at nine
O'Clock on tho same nlRht