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Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
7 he Railroad Accident,

Last week we had but time to simply NOT
Tue accident that occurred on the morning n
our ISSUE lhe damages sustained by it are
not so great as at first supposed. Mr.. Betz. III,
gentleman injured, was removed TO his ros
uchce and the fractured limb reduced bv Drs
DALEY and Collins. We learn, he is doino
well, under the circumstances. Tho Lorsos
'"ou9h severely lnjured,-One Of them. al
least,-wlll not be rendered unfit for usefulness
Inc account going the rounds of the papers
throwing the entire blame upon Mr.. Bctz. i
untrue, according TO the testimony of all dis.
interested persons acquainted with the crcum.
stances. The following communication from
lone who knows" sets the matter right:
MIR. EDITOR Having noticed an account of
the accident which occurred at Jmtown Cross.
ihg' on The Delaware Railroad, on "Wednesday
morning last, IN the DeLdW0re Gazette. | nm,
Ihduced-irom the errors contained in sa ID ac.
count ara lhe manifest injustice therein done
10 Mr. Betz, the person iniured,-to make this
statement, which have from gentlemen of nm
doubted Veraclty who were eye. witnesses OF tbe
occurrence:
Early "Wednesday morning, Mr.. Betz left the
steam saw-mIll OF Mr.. N. Coverdale with n load
OF plank and team composed of four mulns
ana Two horses, and arrived at the RaiIrsad
crossing almost at the same instant with the
uP-traIn, aud some hour and half earlier than
usual. Notwithstanding the Gazette saws he
was IN he habit Of crossing in front of the cars
th's was the first time he ever attempted if. NOR
would he at this time, had he been aware of
The approach OF the train,-as no Whistle INNS
S0"nde" until the Engineer gave the usualsip.
nal 10 apply the Breaks - at which time the
engine was within ten yards of the team. which.
at the time, was so far over the road that the
locomotive struck the front of the WAGON. on |
tIrely clearing the team,-nor was either of the
horses killed, although the Gazette states that
two were. '""'
The Jimtown Crossing is one of the very
worst on The road in this vicinity. The cars.
IN coming up cannot be seen by persons com.
ing toward Smyrna until they are nearly on the
man road,-on account of high hedge.fence.
and deep cut in Mr. McWhorter's (ieId.|
winch makes 1t very dangerous place when. |
as as is to my personal knowledge often the case,
the whistle Is not blown
1t is but due MIR. Betz, 10 say, that he is
known as one of the best and most careful
IN the country.
One VINO Knows.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
Correspondence Of ue Smyrna Times
Smyrna Library Liberal Propositions

Mr.. EDITOR Though unable to attend the
last Library meeting, was not the less inter.
ested In its proceedings; and assure Won was
greatly gratified at hearing the liberal prooosol
of gentleman, not citizen of Smyrna. and
the prompt responses of four others, eitizens
ltcertalnl ly Goes great credit to their heads and
hearts, and is very cheering to all the friends Of
the movements. Though the propositions were
eondltional,-suppose other citizens do not feel
able or sufficiently interested in the matter n
contribute thus literally, will these friends of
the movement withhold their. contributions Le-
cause Of the Inability Or disihterestedpee,sss tf
Others'~ With all my heart do Ihope other
gentlemen will as nobIy' and as literally come
forward and respond to the proposition; and
with no less ardOr do hope that if they should
not, the proposition will not remain condi,ional
merely. 10 aia b9A~.H PuBLIc Conn II
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

SALES OF PROrERTY.-A house and lot be
longing to Thos. P. Brian, situated on Metho
dist street, in this town, was sold on the 2Is
utimo, for $1,000. James D. Wlds, purcha
ser.
Geo. II. Raymond has sold the old mansion.
house. on Commerce street, where he now re.
sides, to Col. Daniel Cummins, for $4,000.
Two houses on Main street, formerly the
property of David Cummins, deceased, were
sold on Saturday last. E. ]. Colt, ESQ, Dur
chased one of them at 50, 735, and COL Daniel
Cummns the other, at 81, ,22O.
A farm of James Robinson, deceased, situa-
ted in this hundred, was sold on the same dav
at S3,7OO,-his widow the purchaser.
MIR. Geo. Ii. Raymond has purchased of Mr..
George Kennedy, lot of ground in West
Smyrna, 80 feet front running back POS feet.
fronting on Commerce street; also. lot i'm.
medlately back of the above, so feet front rum
ming back 2O2 feet,-fronting on Cummins
street. Mr.. R., we understan /, intends putting
up handsome residence the coming season.
DIR. John Huey has sold his farm near Black
istons Cross Roads, containing 24O acres. 10
Joseph Gould, of Wilmington. for $500. He
has purchased, in return, of Mr.. G. four brick
houses In Whining ton, for $500.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

VI Hon. Martin w. Bates health, we are
pieased to announce, has greatly improved, SC
| ,ndt at present there is every human probabili-
tnat he will take his seat in the United
states Senate, at an early day of the session.
Inc above we find in the last Reporter, not
"i'nStandIng the Washington correspondents
o Oh The New York and Philadelphia papers have
the following:
IL Is understood that Senator Bates of Della
@aae' fa VIII eslgn, and that Mr.. Comegys, the
G lormer incumbent, will be appointed by the
governor, with the approval of Mr. Bayard."
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
hr'i'" Jar re Smyrna Ttm,s
Ac 2idelt,
deceased

+ On cdnosday evening last, two drunken
lrlshmcn, furnished with supply of the " oh
oe Joyi"'' III a Jug, IN addition to a large quan
tlty "under their belts" called at the " CIifton
House" near the Smyrna Depot, and demanded
OF Mr.. LOvegrore admission and lodoinO. Mr.
L., seeing their " elevated condition. refused
oo'h' and ordered them from his PREMISES
lhey let', and, until the next morning. notbino
was heard OF either. All that time, one of ibem
was found half frozen, lying near the track of
the railroad, with his head cut IN two nIaces
one wound was four inches in length, the other
three. The other man has not yet been heard
from.
II Is concluded that the injured man and his
companion became enraged at each other in.
huenced by the liquor, aud, like Doesticks in n
hre-company fight, 'concuded to 90 in -
:" went in"-and came out again as s,on nc
possible, one of them, at least, decidedly the
worse Tor the sport. 1t is said of the Irish th.,
lhey are never so much at peace as when in
night, and this case seems to be full illus
tratlon of the assertion.
The present condition of the man is n very
dangerous one, though he may possibly recover.
1.-The dies, spell the word "murdet" hack
wards, and you have its cause.
lie is under the care of DR.. Collins. and
Judging from his faithful attendance and hind
care' we predict as favorable results as so des.
perate case will admit. TgEoR1rs
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

HORSE WHIPPING AFFAIR.--An unusual epi.
sode in the quiet daily routine of our town,
came off at Foxwell's Hotel, on Thursday last.
The wife of highly respectable citizen of
Dover, learning that gentleman of that town
had' against her wishes, accompanied her hus-
band to Smyrna, repaired hither, and, coming
up with them at the Hotel, made a furious at
tack upon him with horse-whip. By the inter-
ference of friends, however peace was soon re-
stored.
The parties. returned home, of course,-the
husband with his wife. Suppose we needn't
say his friend went alone.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

CHARGED WITH STEALING IIoRsE.-On
Sunday morning last man named John Sterl.
ing was arraigned before Squire FAIRIES, for
stealing Mr.. Lewis N. Bells horse and car
rIage' on the previous evening, and in default
ot bail was committed to Jail. We understand,
however, he was baied out on Monday. II is
not now supposed that it was Stering's inten,
ton TO steal, but being under the influence of
4'quor' he, and another fellow ofthe salne ilk,"
merely took the horse and carriage from the
street to have pleasure trip, which extended
only to the Clifton House," at Smyrna depot,
where next day the property was found
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
Can't be Gagged.

'ohn Corliss and his confederate, VIM. Hut
: chlnson, it seems, cannot be made to realize
'he 80 stern justice of the law.'' Our readers
""i recognise them as the gentlemen who, once
u"eiilng among us, conducted in this vicinity
quite large business in the "trading" line,
"l'h very small capital and who, last sum-
mer' being charged with stealing sheep near
Mlllngton, Nd, suddenly left these parts. pia
"tne underground railroad" for an up.country
residence,-where, as we previously noticed
'hey resumed their former "business" upon.
perhaps, more extensive scale.
month or two since, this " firm " was loud
ly "suspicioned with the theft of a number of
CATTLE the property of John Exton, Esq, resi-
uing near Delaware City,-and, being detected
In selling them to a butcher in PHILADELPHIA.
'ne traders were "hauled up" before magis.
'rate' This trial resulted in the release of
hutchinson, for want of stronger evidence. and
IN the holding of Corliss to answer at Court
wednesday last, his trial came off at New
castle, and the jury rendered verdict of "n,t
guilty. Tor the want of sufficient proof to con-
Vlct. The evidence against him only went to
prove that the cattle were found in his possess I
sion aud sold by him to Benz Young. 1t ap- t.
pears TO have been a cunningly arranged plan. 8
he (Corlls) went to Wilmington to meet and
axe charge of the cattle which his confederate u
Vos to bring him. The cattle were brought Il
bout daylight, and description of the per- p'
ons who drove them could not be fairly made Il
ut'-two persons, it was said, were engaged in NJ
rlVlng them over the bridge. They were re- ii
elVed, put on the Pioneer boat, conveyed to pf
hIladelphia and sold by the prisoner, Corliss,
who, pretending they were bought, produced -
receipt for the purchase money; which was ID
doubt made as blind to the transaction. I'll
Thus, it would seem, this firm can't be Ca red
here are the Mary land authorities! They Dl
ould get their " due" somewhere. Ca
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
DiStreJ Ing Occurrence.

a correspondent. in letter dated {" Wye
Mills, Md, Nov. 26th. 1851" sends us an nc.
count Of a most fearful calamity that happened
to Miss Elizabeth Go,dsborough, daughter Of
Charles GoldSborough, Esq, formerly residing
near Smyrna and now living at Lewes, Del
Miss Goldsborough retired to her room. at the
residence Of her brother-in-law, Mr. John
hee's, early Friday evening. There being fire
IN the room, she sat there some time enoooeJ
IN reading, and, becoming sleepy and not wish.
lag to retire before lady living about the
house came to bed, she laid down on the cor,a,
oetore The hre, fell asleep and about 10 O'Clock
the lamlIy was alarmed by her cries for helm
anu upon entering her room found her enyel.
oped IN fiames, which could not he extinUnish.
ed TILL she was badly burned-so much so ,ho,
she died IN great agony early Saturday morn
ing. Mr. kects, in his efforts to extinoujsb
the liames, burned his hands severely. Two
beds and bedding in the room took fire and wero !
nearly Consumed. Miss G.. was about 10 [
years OF age, aud an accomplished and inter.
e"'lng young lady. the accident has created
Il feeling OF gloom in the neiLlb1rhsod. and
much sympathy is felt for the friends of the
deceased.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
800

joGGLER.-During the past two or three
weeks, we have sent out bills both to subscri.
oers and advertisers who are in arrears, and
out in few instances have they been acknow.
ledged. We hope those persons who have it
an their power will remit to us the little pittance
due'-llttle to them, but, in the aggregate, all
important to us. We hope this slight alluson
to the matter will be sufficient to impress the
memory, and-cause us to be the recipient of
that which we cannot do without.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
NovIS,57

EQUALIrY to All !-Uniformity of Prices :
new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman =
JONES ~ CO., of the ..Crescent On. pic, r,I.,,l
ng Store" No. 200 Market street, abIyn S;yiI,
FHILADELPHIA, IN addition TO hcving tho larresi
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING; IN
ihlIaHe Phla' made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own salesman h., boY'n
marked IN figures, on each article the very IoyrSI
price IL can De sold Tor 50 they cannot possibly vary
me goods are all well sponged and prepared ard
great pains taken with The making So Ihni n c %
WIN INC luIl assurance OF getting good article al The
No. 200. ~ y Si iA''i' ,'
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
Library Maafine

L PURSUANT to adjournment, meeting of thos
'e persons favorable to forming Library in thu
IS town OF Smyrna, was held IN Wards Hall, OF
e friday evening last. After the reading of the
y ihlnu'eS' the committee appointed at the previ-
!, Gus meeting TO report plan of organization, !"
presented their Report, which was read and
r ADOPTED. The report provides for the raising
! material aid for the Library, lst. By issuing
Shares OF 80 each, and all.winp anv one per-
son to take as many shares as he NAV think
proper I'd. by soliciting donations either of
OooKs or money Sd. By subscriptions for the
Pi""ege OF using the books 1t further pro-
Poses 10 nave two classes of subscribers, viz
'""TeHo'aerS and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shaI
Pay' each, sum hereafter to be determined for
the use of the books; and all profits arisipo
'heretrom to be appropriated to the increase of
the Library. 1t further provided for the ap-
poIntment Of two committees,-one for the
purpose OF soliciting subscriptions and dona.
uonS' and to make inquiry and report concern |
ing an eligible Library-room The duty oftbe
o'"er committee is TO report Constitution and
Laws, In accordance with the provisions of
the report. The committee have no fears as TO
'he ultimate result, and urge that nucleus
shonld be formed if only ten shares are taken.
a. " Cummns, Esq, of Phila., being called
uPon' addressed the meeting, and urged upon
those present the importance of action and
perseverance IN the matter, in a speech OF some [,
Id or ~ minutes. After which, the Chair an /
louhced the following gentlemen as coDstitu- l.
ing the committees contemplated in the re.
)0rt ;
Committee on Subscriptions and Donations Il
ii. w. Cummins, Walter McMullen. Jno. NJ :,
Ienning' Kew. W. II. Brisbane and Robt. d. L
OommIttee on Constitution and Bylaws e'
w. ). H. Clawson, Dan'l Cummins WIN. R 10
ahoon' w. Temple and d. Lockwood. g
D. Ii. Cummins, Esq, of Phila., made pro- M
'S''on 10 be one OF ten 10 give 500 each, to- Ia Ia
ara The raising Of material aid which pro. "
'Sl'Ion was promptly responded to by four ~,
her gentlemen then present This PROPOSE loo
'h Is Sill open, and we hope will not fall .n' .n'
rough tor the want Of five other names. when an
nave so many gentlemen of iberality in our 'or
immunity abundantly able to give $IOo eacb.1
ne same gentleman then offered to give SlOO M
're' provided $500 could be raised in sums of -
amount, either large or small.
On motion, adj ,urned to meet on Friday ~,
cnIng next at the same place. j
E. d. DALEY, Sec'y. III ~
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Bean.

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Bean.
tItul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or THOUSAND FLOWERS" 1vha,
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of n
disagreeable breath, when by using the Balm of n
Thousand Flowers as dentrilice would not only
rend 1t sweet, but leave the teeth as white as aIa
Das'er Many persons do not knew their breath is
bad, and the subject delicate their friends will
the bottle is signed FETRIDGE " co n
For sale by all Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
FIFTY YEARS HENCE-

e IlE generation in which we live NAV truIv h,
CsI ,L I; Ias' one. Men eat fast, sleep fast live
M nu we ,I IhSt ana when we to look at the
ue"c'C lelegraph, the Ocean Steamers, the swift
ness oI the RallrOad Cars al the power obtonad ~,
niu'tnlneiy' we must come to the conclusion that this
, ia. aye Oniy look at it, and imagine the talking
y ns"HImS; auu travelling 20 mics in single hour
ana small lump of machinery giving ms tho noU,or
f oi a thousand horses Who would have inbgino III
Tins lliIy years agOl
Fifty years hence, ins cad of these i'll ookng toIo
srdph pOes' The telegraph will be formed like not
WORK under ground and will Law - IN The decn bosor
words. ~ 'iouSHt' ihio
Fifty years hence, travelling will have i,s cbonoos
vi the dlrty cars and dirty roads our railroads
w Nm pe sFdVelied over and decked with shade trees
me night lines will have their slecplng cors viii
perths lOr sleeping and the hotel cars " in bn
Tar III attendance, where meals will bo soryod n,
equal III style and dispatch to our lrscIo.s hot Up
r Jil az 'e approach OF the cars, the wild screams
Vi tHe steam VIII DC changed 10 heradinD firth sweet
music and The cars labelled "through from New YorL
10 w WllnllgtOn III hour and 20 minutes with n Ioran
TegGt Tg II OF Boots and Shoes for FeA NIGEN the cheap
FIy years hence the electric batteries u II Iiob, all
our street Lamps at Once-will enable all the Clocks
!" hetP exact time, and will cause all The GreoIor,n
oeS ~ strike nj once, and will light boocons o ,.
most distant and dangerous rocks I, hero ,o o % o'
G 10 hazard their lives aud spend their lonely dnvs
ny ye"IS hSLce Tie WrIler will not write by 0ur |
,II P'1ccsS' at Times losing his choicest ideas bnt
i i SCI uo"h 10 The newest invented ChirOgraDhicoI
instrument and putting his fingers on the KEYS will
wire us aS as he can think and then Will write n,,th
LToPt!ey and say, " Ali, That fLANIGEN is The no,,
i1r EOOls Shoes" " NV ''"ii
fIlty years hence, steam will he in general uso cr |
"1iinS houses IN Winters and the steam engine and
c WI traverse our streets in performing The dutics
VI UIpusses IN carrying passengers through our civ
To LANlGEN,S Cheap Shoe Store anJ I,,",i ~ Ivy
gaze fol street to street, III horsccarts and draws
FIiV years hence. apparauses will be in n,e G,r
hahIhs man gas which can be carried under mans arm:
a., In't gus VIII inrnIsh heat for cooking, and will
10 away Win the Od-iIshiOned mode of cooEug b,,
" od coal is ny t
fly years hence, a couple will get married in Tho
'iS' men step INTO store for the sale of housns
ION over book OF patterns, pick out one that suis
nef dcaS ana means. and order it home; it will he
n' G hoe IN me mornng-Wli be put up before night
Iu occupied the same evening. For further parIiGu
lfs eHquire at FU /
FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe store +
NO.lO West Second street =
-,o. Sign of the black boot) u
Wilmington, Der II
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

LIQuoR CAsEs.-NOv. 18th, E. C. Cook, OF
Blackiston's Cross-ROads, was arraigned before
Esquire Eaton, of this town, for selling " by the
dram," contrary to law. Fined $45 and costs.
Thomas J. DopsOn, of the Bivalve Saloon, -
on the same day. before the same, was also tried
for like offence. and fined $40 and costs.
William McConaghey, also. for like offence.
Fined Sl5 and costs. This being the third
offence Of McConagheys it deprives him of his
license sa. a ..~ =.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

g John r. Gq5iffn. Esq, of Raymoud's
Neck was, Wednesday last, operated on for
rupture The operation was very severe and
painful, which Mr.. G. bore with heroic firm.
ness. : The bowels were soon replaced after
the abdomen was opened. The operation was
performed by DR.. Green, Of Philadelphia, and
Dr. Hlrops' OF Smyrna. Mr. G, is pronounced
out of danger. 'H'' ''1AS'i 10 E"'.F
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

ANOTHER ACCIDENT. - Saturday morning
last, while Mr.. John II. Hofecker, was thresh-
ing out corn, at his farm near Smyrna, color
ed boy of his, engaged at driving the horses, in
an attempt to jump from the Horsepower, upon
which he was standing, got one his feet caught
under the connecting-rod of the machine,-his
boot torn of, one Of the bones below the knee
badly fractured, and his foot dislocated. His
attendant physician, DR.. Daley, thinks it will
be sometime before he can use the limb at all.
and that it may be troublesome through life.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

w a negro named Ezekiel Hum, saws the
Reporter was found dead on Thursday morning
OF last week, near Dover He had been drint,
ing the previous evening. IIe was also sinh.
lect TO hts One or both of which, no Doubt
the cause Of his death. ~ OouO''
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

OF Thursday last, we are sorry to say, was
observed by but few in our town, as day of
public thanksgiving. Divine service was held
in the M. E. Church, and discourse on The
Times" replete with practical remarks and
suggestions, delivered by Rev. w. II. Brisbane,
from ii Cor, 9Th ch., 2lst ": Providing for
honest things not only in the sight of the Lord,
but also in the sight of men.
A good deal of remark has been occasioned
by the article we published two or three weeks
since, in regard to the Governors Thanksgiv-
dng Proclamation. For all explanations, those
interested are referred to the Premier.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

0[ The poetry sent US by F. L. NJ, has not
sufficient merit to warrant its publication. The
writer must pay more attention to versi6cation
before a generous public will appreciate his
verses.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

SUIcISE.-A man named Charles ArgO, aged
about 45 years. living between Dover and Cam
den, about 10 O'Clock, on Tuesday night, 24th
nlt., hung himselfto raiter in his barn, where
he was found next morning by one of hs sons.
Cause-disappointment in love. si.l-1a o.,
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

w The Directors of the Bank of Delaware
at the meeting on Tuesday laqt, elected Gran.
vile Worrall clerk, in place Of John Moore
resigned. @ia1 sm a -noa ..',e 1S'"i. : 3 = :
i"- yis2s .s,i1q dteJ lJigu.3 s.ii DC ll sJ
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

CoRs.-Our Grain Merchants are purchasing
l'rge quantities Of new, Corn,--the best quality
bringing 6ects. per bushel.1 5Ia7 81 ~ n
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
j. w. SAVIN, !"
CIVIL Engineer and Suryevor

Having had several years experience at Engineer
Ing' Laying Out and Dividing Lands, &c.. now offers
s services to The citizens of Smy vicinity
Smyrna, Nov. 1s, 81
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
HARD TIMES /!

HARD TIMES is all the cry, and the un
a!erslgned IS disposed to take advantage of tn,
lihGS' as he he has just purchased very large
sIGck Ic OF GOODS exclusively for CASH, anC
VIII dispose of the same for Cash, at very
small advance. So, if you can raise little
money bring it along, and we will sell you a
great pie OF Goods for a very small sum. We
are determined TO have for our motto,
Cheap for Cash"
=, NOW is the time to buy your CLOTHS,
oAIIINETS, FLANNELS, BOOTS and
SHOES, &c, &C., as Winter is upon us.
U~T We beg leave to call attention to our
large stock of GROCERIES,-as we are sell
ing good Sugar at cents per h.; Molasses at
~ cents per gal, and Coffee, Teas, &C., in the
same proportion.
Don't forget to call and look, as it will be our
pleasure to show, and when you hear the prices
VIII give you pleasure to buy. We are de-
own.
J. HENRY JEFFERSON,
= Store opposite the Bank. SMYRNA, Del |
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03
Caution.

-, ALL AL persons indebted to the firm of ].
!, a LOlt u son, Agricultural Implement
Manufacturers in the town of SMYRNA. Kpn,
county, and State of Delaware. are hereby no.
tined and warned not to pay the debts due from
them to said firm, or any part of such debts, to
MASON BAILEY, or any other person claim
ing them under Assignment or Transfer as
any such, if made, was wholly without the
knowledge and against the consent of the un
derSgned and was made to pay a Separate
pebt OF the senior Partner, in derogation of
the rights of the Undersigned. and Further.
II SUIT be brought by the Assignee TO recover
SAID debts, the Debtors are notified and reouired
70 actend said suit on the aforesaid ground, and
to give notice of such suit to him.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
Junior Partner of ]. Taylor g. Son. |
Smyrna, Nov %, 1857
Smyrna times., 1857-12-03

/. SrEAMBoAT BURNED.-The steamboat Oscar
thompson known to US as " the Old KENT
tne hrst boat put on the route from SMYRNA 10
Philadelphia, eighteen or twenty yeors since
was burned to the waters edge one morning
last week, while lying at pier on Gloucester
Point. She was attached to the Gloucester
FONT Ferry company. Loss 81 900 or $s.OOO
covered by insurance. 4.