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The New York herald., 1873-12-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKr-LoNpos Dec. l-lzO +. NJ
Consos the account h: United states fve-twenty
bonds. 1868 old a5ha s67s Nh. Erie Railway shares
3s5s 2P M-Ere Railway shares Syi DO; preferred TERED
shares, @ss ssc p M-Erie Railway shares sSs..' 4
p M-United bonds 97 for the issue OF 1851 Erie
Railway shares 3sz New York Central, rs. 4:30 r. M
Erie Railway shares, 35As - :.
.pachss as dS"s al &
LGvnRrooL CorroS MAaKET.-LrvERPooL, Dec. IA 30
p. M-Of the sales to-day 800 bales we're American.
Sales the basis OF mddling upands. nothing below
the bas of mddling uplands nothing below good ord
nary shipped January and February, at 9i6d Cotton
to arrive il6d cheaper. Sales the basis mddlng
uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped Decem-
Der and Janas5y at Sno sMS sales les on % the basis @
nary shipped December and January, at slll6d. The
market is quiet and steady. Mddling uplands sgd
mddling Orleans 81. Sales 1900 bales, including 200l
Tor speculation and export Sales the basis OF mid
November, at SD. do do shipped November and De-
cember ats lid; do, do, shipped December and
uary ut 7l6d do do, shipped January and February
atssd Sales the basis OF middling Orleans, nothing
sgd. Sales the bass Of midding upands, nothing
LiyraPooI BnrApsrurrs MAnxKr--LrvrRrooI, Dec. l.
5P. M.-The market Is quiet
LrvxnrooL PRovisIoSs MARxRr.-LdvERroor, Dec. l.
Beef 9s per uerce Tor new mesa Lard 39s 3D. cwt
Bacon. AS per cwt for short rib mddlcs !.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE ADMINISTRATIONS. Dec. 10
p. M-American rosin ae Ss Sd per cwt Spirits tur
pentine, Sis Cd per cwt Refined petroleum. ls'au
forbos fRopucK MARxEr-Lospos Dec. l-Eyeninsg g :, .
Spirits turpentne, SIS 9dper cwt Linseed OIL I~ =
$50 IS per ton.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY.

The principal item OF interest in monetary cir
cles yesterday was the resumption OF business BY
the Union Trust Company. AS the suspension OF
this company was one OF the initial events of the
recent panic, tending largely to produce that re-
suit, the resumption yesterday was regarded ~
correspondingly indicative OF recovery. During
the early part of the day q run was made on the
part Of depositors, which, being lully met, gradu-
ally fell on. The company owes depOsitOrs
S. To meet these debts Ii has In clean CASH
over $4,000 900, and In assets convertible readly
into cash more than double the balance due to de-
positors. The capital Of the company Is unimpaired
its surplus before the panic having been Sufficient
to cover the losses Dy Carletons defalcation, ana
also by the depreciation or loss on loans. IT Will
thus be seen that In point OF financial strength ID
in position to safely challenge eacn dep0sir0r to
draw whatever. he has to his credit The
whose names should inspire confidence In
Its future management. Mr.. Edward King
is President Mr. James Mclean fs first Vice
President and Mr.. Freeman Clarke second Vice.
President-he to fill the vacancy caused By the
resignation OF Mr.. Henry K. Bogert, who resigned
last April. The following gentlemen compose the
new Executive Committee :-Messrs. A. A. Low,
James Mclean, B. II. Hutton, G. ID. Wood, George
G. williams, william Wainwright Jr. +. B. Wesley
and Samuel Willets The new Secretary is Mr.
IT is stated on behalf OF the trustees that the
reports which gained circulation tnat Carleton was
not promptly arrested because his arrest would
implicate some OF the trustees, Is wholly un-
founded The company has not lost anything Dy
any action OF the trustees nor do the trustees owe
the company anything.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Firm-Wheat and Corn Quiet,
but Firm-Oats Firmer-Pork Firm
Lard Easv-Co0ee Active and Firmcr-
Sugar Firm-Pctroleu Firm-spirits
Turpentine Firmer-Rosin Steady
Whislkcy Firm.
MONDAY, Dec. Id p. NJ.
The markets remained without decided change.
The weather was unfavorable and business was
moderate, the markets generally being quiet and
steady. Cotton was dull and declining. Flour was
o tribe frmer on the low grades. Wheat was dull,
but without decided change. Corn was decidedly
dun but prices were without change Of moment
Oats were firm, and rye was decidedly higher,
though the business was moderate. Barley was
unchanged. whiskey was steady. Pork was
quiet. but frm future sales being made at ad-
vanced figures Lard less active and easier
Freights steady. Groceries generally quiet
with the exception Of coffee, which active at ad
vanced prices Petroleum quiet, but hrm Spirits
Of turpentine shade rmer, while the market for
-rosin was about steady.
Corxx-The market continued active and prices were
again frmer to which conform quotations. The
22kc.; S8S bags do, Adalade Pendgast; $500 bags
do Trafalgar and $3.50 bags Santos ex Viola, all
on private terms we quote Ordinary Ssrgoes
SO; primo do. Ssxc. a. kc.: extreme range for lots
2Okc 2lc gold, per lb 20 and 30 days credit; Java
ssGinsspore asc. 34c Marscabe aS5.c &C. fagaayra
22lSc. &c. Jamaica, 2Oc 2lc St Domingo. l9c.
assSsn; sUs sie 9s. ss zo'' sa'aniila o' A Cur
Cc1Tos on the spo, was unsettled and again lower the
from our quotations saturday Future deliveries were
40 9 Nc per lb lower, with more active demand At
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rHE STOCK MARKEr

THE STOCK MARKET
presents few features for comment. In the early
part OF the day the decline ranged rom TO TX
per cent but later, when the reports began to
now In from Washington and rumors thar we
we're to have immediate innation disturbed acute
financial minds, an advance took place, varying
from X to TX per cent. In consequence thereof
afcw persons "unloaded." II Is unquestionaby
necessary that somebody shall make a market to
sell on, and II win not dissppolnt very consldcr.
able number OF persons II Washington influences
now at work force prices several poinA higher.
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Wheat was quiet at unchanged figures; the sales
about 900 bushels at 81 40 81 50 for common Chicago
spring q 50 for No 2do sis3a q 50 for NS Miwaa-
arrive half Of December; 81 81 for No Milwaukee
81 81 interior illinois winter; choice Ohio held at
81 65 amber at 81 10 Corn dull at 76c adoat
the sales only about $500 bushels at 74c for mixed
mixed, store, and 7sc for do. aaoat Oats arm
and In demand at the improvements the sales reach
mixed. 56c s6sc for state ao and o1c asc Tor white
81 ID Barley quiet parties being apart; Canada
bay held at 81 So two-rowcd state 81 Is 81 81 and
six rowcd do. at 81 O. q e1 10.
FREiGHrs.-There was moderate business lin the line
Of berth reghts to-day, with room offered more freely
ter met with iar inquiry At about previous rates The
cotton at Nd. s.Isd.; Low boxca bacon at 6Ss The
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The principal dealings were in Western Union.
Lake Shore, New York Central. Rock Island,
Wabash, Pacific MAIL Union Pacific and St Paul.
Delaware, Lackawanna and western was strong
and advanced from 95z to 97K.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day.
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THE CHEESE MARKET.

Urea, N. Y. Dec I, 1873
Offerings to-day only about 5000 boxes and only one
sale lof l25 boxes at l2sc some sent on commission
Another week will probably close this market
Al little Falls zoo boxes OF dairy were sold at 9sc
l2c 100 boxes OF factory changed hands at iSc lSc
no ma ct wa adj
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FINANCIAL.

4 IExANpER FRoTHINGHAM COMPANY SECURE
"A Capital for Incorporated companies w Smn
mnuuncturers Our register contains many Many
W. rious amounts Tor investment ALEXANDER fhuIu'
iNGIiAM COMPANY. LIZ Broadways
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REAL ESTATE

The only sale at the Exchange Saesroom yester- !
day was OF the house and lot, 25xI1<4, No. SOT
Ter IN street north side l706 feet east OF Avenue
A. bought under foreclosure by Kaspar Engert, the
mortgagee for $s,212 above mortgage of $lS,063p
making total OF S23, 275.
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following pay
ments into the city and county treasury yester.
day.
From taxes ~ 1873 and interest. st..........$H,s ,sss
From arrears Of taxes assessments and interest,". III
From Collection of asse ssments and interest .... N9
From market rents and fees. L729
From water rent 26l0
Erom iicenses Mayoris office ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
From fnes and penalties Heath Department. IO2S
rrorn facs and hnes First District Court .... 2la
Erom sales (,ity Record ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Total .................................$4 $4642I
Disbursements-97 warrants, amounting to.....S346a6
The Comptroller also paid the taxes $6,975. Abb
sentees win be paid at the Comptroilers ONCE this
afternoon,
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Included in the above are o2 bales to arrive Receipts
at the ports Orleans lu,546 bales; Mobile
ss sayapnsh a. l2s & ChaIte;ten a1t 5lsg wiImngISn
day last week, TS56. This day last year, 2s.979.
FLoUR pGRAfN-Receipts-Fou lS l40bbls. wheat,
20 bags; oats 1900 bushels; barley, $50 Dc The iour
but other kinds quiet and steady. The sales
Guiding all kinds foot about 500 bbls prices
within the range OF the following quotations Corn
meal was in moderate request and ots were placed
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Ihe auotauons are Dascd on c0on IN Store rnnng IN
grade quoted For future delivery Oasis low middling
the sales have been as follows Sales Saturday evening,
January 200 at is 2ss2c 40 az Y lsIScG G goo at lSc,
500 at lsc: March, 100 ct i6 l3s2c 500 i61c April zoo
at Is l3l6c 800 at 1890. Total 400 bales Sales to-day.
600 short tn notice January, 100 At IS Mlsc go q
is 9l6c 900 at IS 7s2c no at lsc 900 at IS fS2c. 6oo
l6c 200 at 10 900 at Is l5s2c 300 az l5c 800
zoo At y lSssc 10 :t issSs 100 e p = 49S At
800 at Is 7lec, 1o At IS lts2c 100 at 7l6c 800 at
is Is s2c., 30 at l5c GU AT 10 loc a0 at Is 7l6c
st I5sc; S ~ iSiSc, AZ Ike q 2SSsc go
at i5sc 400 at Is as2c 800 at 200 at l5,sc zoo at
is lS-l6c, 400 At ID 13!c zoo at is 1s-l6c., 200
lSc at M sslc .Ss e e. isSs 200 q 10 ssc april
baes Grand total, s. 100 bales. The sales were -
Today Last Eceg. Total
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Highest. Losoest.

In Philadelphia stocks were dull. We quote =
Pennsylvania skies, los; Reading Railroad, 63H;
gold, 1osA; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, III;
Pennsylvania Railroad. AK.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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gratifying 70 sne pubic co receive detailed
report OF the condition OF several institutions es
peciaily those which were protected during the
panic by the Clearing house. and subsequently re-
ported by the Committee or Nine as "weak."
Cannot some shrewd Congressman win the graft
tude OF depositors by securing the passage OF
law that shall compel an exhibit OF the daily con-
diton OF every bank and the abolition OF the
present system OF bank averages, behind which Is
hidden 80 much OF the initial evil which, in its
cumulative results, Is calculated to produce panic
Let us have light Foreign exchange closed up
firm at los for prime bankers sixty days. sterling
and lo9 for demand Commercial bills are scarce,
and selling at 107 1917.
THE GOLD MARKET
was uninteresting, being for the moment deprived
OF that variable pabulum which has recently con-
trDuted TO the interest OF this speculative organ
ism. The price opened at 1857 and declined to
1884, but now and then touched 100. After two
O'Clock, however, 1t was steady at 1887. The car
rying rates were 7, 1872 and per cent, gold. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows:-
GOiu cleared $40 4ol, uUO
GOlu Dalances ......-.......... ,zvI,ool
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. l427,316
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. sol, no. IT'S
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,342, 1913
COD exchanges. S,I13,5Ol
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5000 N Y 8 7's, b l,r... ]
loo do. b c ]
1000 Missouri 6's. =.
5000 Chi, Bur 4 Q SIS. ]
SOUU Cen Pac RRgd bs
10000 I'm pac RR LIST IN
1000 I'm Pac rs, | g..
lO0U0 do. =.
1000 Un Pac los inc.
5000 DO.
5000 do.
5000 Del. L&Wcon. kin
1000 T & w 1st st l. D..
1000 ct West I'd IN. -.
5000 Chi, X l Il Pa rs.
1000 Tol 4 w con Co..
SOOU Ohio x Miss 3D..
3O00 Mil 4 st T 6's, lst.
1910 Alt h I II lst m. !.
20O0 G p State aid.b Q
81 shs Am Elk Blk. -.
% Park Bank. ....... -.
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Is a good deal connected with the steamboat in
terest, and with the steam vessel interest OF our
country, and that we need, as have just re-
peated, the very best men for the purpose of
taking charge Of our steam vessels and man
aging them. Yet the common opinion is that
anybody is fit for a steamboat captain and al
most anybody for a steamboat engineer. Far
from 1t. And hence the law, which provides
that these inspectors shall be the parties TO give
their certificates to those whom they feel are
proper persons to assume such important 20
sitions.
And wish, just here, gentlemen who are
from the press, that you will express my heart
lest sympathy and coincidence with those who
have lost near and dear ones by this disaster
This morning, perhaps, as many of the littl,
ones rise from their beds expecting the father
to call them around him at the family altar, H.
is gone from them.
1t is a solemn moment here. ] entered this
city and this room this morning with profound
:SSHng of regret and sorrow. ~ shortened N
trip of exploration on the western lakes, becau-
L felt anxious TO be present before this invest
CATION closed. come here with feelings OF
deep regret and sorrow, and wish TO express NV
profound sympathy with those who have lost
their friends and relatives in their great attic
ten.
He further invited all present to make appl-
cation for the steamboat regulations, which
would be supplied from the Office.
No further witnesses being present the inves-
tgation adjourned until Friday morning at 10
O'clock
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CORNS, sc.

hR. WHITE, CRIROPODIST, most respect
~ 1clIy informs his patrons that bis establish
ment, NO 90 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury
naNlDg been thoroughly renovated, is now open for
the season.
Considering the great amount Of duty the feet are
otnged TO perform, and their exposure to the dis
ressing effects Of constant climatic Changes III
nttng shoes &C. they Beed occasional atten tioH in
order that they be kept in comfortable and useful
CONDITION, and as there Is great danger in tampsr-
my WIZ corns with knife, razor or any other IN
sui able appliances thousands Of persons come from
far and near 10 visit the practically Experienced
Shropodist, IN order TO better insure safety, com
Or. White removes cOrns without pain, so the
shoe can be worn with Immediately after the
operattohs he SUCCESSFULLY treats BuniOns Club and
InsrowiRg Eafls, Vascular EXcrescences, and other
disorders OF the Feet and IL the adv ice given be OBJ
served permanent cure is effected without loss Of
time to the patient.
Once hour. from 9. m. tee .. m. Fee, 81. Es-
teollsnel IN Warrington, ID. o. 1851. augl4
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
Wall Street Tn-dav

LIVELY TIMES IN TIE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, August 2o.-The Erprsss' fnan-
cial article says: The stock exchange was
aroused from its lethargy this morning and
thrown into fever of excitement on rumors
that Comr'cdore Vanderbilt had been taken
suddenly i'll at Saratoga. and still later IL was
reported he was dying. This threw spectators
on their balance, and there was for time q
great rush 10 sell stocks. Western Union was
ratified down, assisted by the bears, from S9k to
8 :. Then Lake Shore was attacked and went
doWn from % TO 92A; after this Harlem was
pressed down from 1903 70 lS0X, and New York
central from ioi 10 1854. Balance of market
vas OF 10 \. Dealings in Vanderbilt
stocks were very large, and attended
with much animation and excitement
After the first session, the previous rumors in
regard TO the health OF the Commodore were
qualified somewhat, ana he was reported bet
ter; while still later we were informed BY his
intimate friends, just from Saratoga, that he
was never in better health than at present and
that the whole thing was a cansrd. When this
became known on the street there was a sharp
reaction from the lowest point Of the day before.
and at the first board, outside of Vanderbilt
stocks, Pacific Mail declined from 40x 20 40;
Ohio's from SS1s TO 80; Wabash from GsG
TO 6sk. After the first board there was a
recovery, ranging from one-Quarter to I per
cent, the chief strength being shown by Nest
ern Union and Lake Shore, Tie former ad-
vancing TO 50 and the latter to goa. Money
is losning at 4. Foreign exchange duh and un-
changed. Gold quiet and steady, with ali
business at 15A al5k. Rates paid for carving
are TO 3. Government bonds quiet and wer
State securities dull and steady.
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The Fight I'm Louisiana.

THREE MEN KILLED AND ONE BADLY woUsDRD.
NEW ORLEANS August 20.-wednesdsy morn
ing last, Dreux Guideray and Felix Soileau,
who had quarreled at a ball, met in Old Grand
Prairie, st. Lsundig parish, to settle the diff
Guilty by fist fight, to witness which about one
hundred persons assembled. After the fist fight
fight with pistols, growing out Of an old feud
between Guideray and others present, took
place, which resulted in the killing of three
men and the mortal wounding of fourth. The
conclusion arrived at by the ooroner's jury was:
Augustin Guideray killed Carroll Biackman
Dreux Guideray killed Alexander Delvine, aud
Arisude Ortesa killed Dreux Guideray. After
being shot down, Blackman fired three shots at
Augustin Guideray, who Is between 65 and 20
years old, mortally wounding him. Several of
the participants in the fight have been arrested.
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IHR DRY GOODS TRADE.-Tbe New York
Bulletin, in its record of the dry goods market
tells us that the market for cotton goods is char
acterlzed as strong and active, sales of bleached
cotton being restricted only by the insufficient
Supply OF many OF the more popular brands
the Jobbers have reduced the price of some
makes OF fiat. fold glazed cambrics to the yery
low ngure OF lhc., rate which certainly can
not be profitable to the manufacturers. The
movement in imported goods continues slow
with the importers. Southern and western Job
bers are looking for dress fabrics only TO Il nd
tribution of imported materials Is so sluggish as
10 present striking contrast to the activity AT
present ruling in competing domestic dress fab
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TIE PRIZE RING.-Arkansas seems to be the
elysium for prize fighters. On SATURDAY Billy
Word and Butler had q set-to at Fulton, in
which the latter was worsted Word now chal-
lenges the world to meet him. At the same
place. on Monday, Australia Kelly and Happy
Jack fought wenty-eight rounds, which was
decided draw.
The New York Herald of yesterday saws:
George Rookie, who has held the middle weight
championship OF this country for two years, has
made deposit with a prominent sporting pa
per in this city, challenging TO fight Jim Coyne
for 900, at catch weight, or any other man in
this country for one or two thousand dollars a
side, at liS pounds
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The Two Executions i'm Maryland on
Friday.

Friday next will witness the execution of Jas
West, colOred, convicted of the murder of Ann
Gibson, colored, and Levin Palmer, colored
convicted of outraging white girl, Mary Sen
gle. Palmer will be hanged at Towsontowu,
and West in the yard of the city Jail. About
The friends of West in this city. asking Cover
nor Whyte TO commute his sentence to impris-
onment for life in the penitentisry, basing the
lain Tor executive clemency on the aggrayat-
ing features which induced the condemned 70
Kill his paramour. The petition received many
signatures, and on Sunday last the sexton Of
ST. Francis Aavier's Church, (co lored } handed
II 10 MIR. James Irwin, warden of the Jail, with
the request that he forward the same to Cover
did as requested, and yesterday received tele-
gram from the Governor, which stated that he
could not interfere In the sentence of the court,
and that "the law must take its course"
The condemned man during the past ten DAYS
has improved greatly in spirits, and has evil
IDENTIFY made up his mind that he has found for
giveness. He will be hanged upon the scaffOld
which launched Hollohan and Nicholson into
eternity, and which will be erected upon the
the double execution took place. Sheriff Kane
is determined that the execution OF West, while
strictly in conformity to the law, shall be as
private as possible. He will issue a limited
number of passes and those only to members
OF the press, members of the grand Jury and
officers of the court, and il may be that the scat
fold will be reduced in height, in which case
but few persons o n the outside of the jail walls
will be enabled to witness the execution. West
continues TO receive spiritual comfort from
Father Noonan, pastor of st. Francis Xavier
Church, and from the Obate Sisters of Pfovi-
dence. After his death his body will De handed
over TO his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. San. 2O;k.
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From Europe To-day.

THE CHOLERA N BOSNIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 20.-The cholera As
broken out in the province of Bosnia.
RECOGNITION OF THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
MADRID. Aug 20.-It is reported that in event
Of recess or adjournment of the cortes which
is regarded as not improbable, Seuor CASTELAR,
will visit London, Berlin and Rome, and en-
deayor 10 bring about the recognition Of tue
Spanish republic.
FLOODS IN INDIA.
LONDON, August 20.-Bombay dispatches re-
port that destructive foods have recently al
ficted the province of Agra. Thirty-fve hun
dred native houses have been swept away by
the waters. There had been some loss of life
OF an extent Of which no estimate is yet fur
nished.
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Mourning for Meredith.

HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. GA dispatch from
Samuel G. Dimmock, attorney general of the
state, directs the closing of the Office in this
city on the day OF VIM. H. Meredith's funeral,
and draping the Office In mourning for 80 DAYS.
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JHH CHOLERA IN VIRGIHIA.-A commup,-
cation from Big Lick. Roanoke county. VA. m
a .is ~ ncnpnrg vtrsintan, dated August lSth.
OF cnolera at that place: eve undersfsnd from
Dr; Kent Of that place that he was called lat
t nigns 70 t Sisns MIL to render medical assis-
ioune Two adults, man and woman. dead ystb
.ne cnoiera, and LEFT two more prostrated this
morning We are expecting further tails mo- mo-
healthy localities are as subiecf 10 IL ~ -
~ .ns most sickly; as Roanoke has been the re-
sort for nyalids from its first settlement"
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IHE JAYHAwKER JENNIsoN FRARPULLY
fUNlsHkD:-At Leavenworth, Kansas, Friday
morning, just as the Rock Island train was
starting, baggage master Manning pounded the
race OF z. K. JennisOn anotorious gambler and
famous layhawker during the war into a ieIly,
closing both his eyes, breaking bis nose and
jaw, and otherwise badly iniuring him. DurinS
the night the train started, and Manning pitched
the senseless form of Jennison out of the car
while in motion. Jennison was taken to his
gambling house and remained insensible
nearly all day. Jennison and Manning had
been gambling, the former had won all the lat
er's money, and some words passed about the
payment Jennison was armed with a revolver
but did not use it. Manning used only his fists
and boot heels in the ii ght