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STATEMENT BY MIR. PETERSON.

sven Peterson (who is one of the crew in addition to
his first statement says had to leave the vessel ten
minutes after the fire was discovered and jumped IN the
water got hold Of the side of boat that had been
stove in with another sailor and were six hours float
ing The fire commenced between and o'clock in
the afternoon My brother-in-law Peter Syenson and
my sister, olna Victoria svenson and Andrew svenson
and Caroline Svenson, all lost. was standing on
the forecastle and fire and smoke coming through
the matches Immediately the greatest confusion arose
among the passengers aud there was general rush for
the life boats There eight boasfour on each
side of steamer but three of those the starboad sde
capable of containing so persons EACH could not be used
account of the dense smoke which rendered it mpos
sibe TO reach them Five boats were cut adr for the
use of the passengers The first mate, Harm, cut the
tackle of one of the life boats when 1t was filed to excess
and the boat Immediately swamped with all the per-
in it. have very little doubt that If the engine
had been stopped at the discovery OF the fire
large number of the passengers might have been saved
All the were ordered out of the cabin but the
women and children and the first boaswain told them
that they too would leave several were seen at
the port holes endeayong to get air. they could not get
to the gangway The fire began the after part of the
seerage near the bulkhcad next the engine ROOM Not
one Of the boats lowered they were all cut from
the davs. There were probably twenty or thirty per-
smothered in the steemge asked my brotherin-
law Svenson and wife to take their chances with me in
boat but he thought he had better chance hatch.
He then threw hatch over by the two wings, and low
cred his wife and then himself; but the hatch inn
edatey swamped by those who were in the water The
buckets on the steamer were all chained and locked up
and therefore useless when they wanted There
were about four dozen of them the spar deck and
many more on the orecastle If these buckets bad been
within REACH and bskly used the fire could have been
extingushed in short time The quartemaster left the
wheel at the helm as tho fire discovered and
was not seen afterwards. A Mr., Massury, an invalid,
was sufocated by the smoke Morgansen the LIST engi
neer, going down to shut of the steam shortly
after the fire broke out and it is supposed that he
smothered, he did not reappear There were nbont
one hundred pounds of powder in the magazine to fire
signals with and when the fire reached 1t the powder
ploded, killing great many. Miss Alyina Cohen,
from Bresau was seen on fire. She jumped in the wa
ter and was drowned All of the lady passengers saved
from the steamer Austria were left at Halifax.
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STATEMENT OF HERMAN RANDERs.

The first notice had Of the fire sudden explo
son as IL OF powder which appeared TO from the
main hatchway. Immediately cry arose from some
females 'thc ship is fire. and all confusion in
a moment. Myself and several others got hold of a
boat and cut her from the dayits but the tried
to get into her she capszcd and about dozen lost
The scene on board at this moment most heartend
ing women and children screaming and in fact the
utmost confusion prevailed Suddenly the boat in which
was t having previously rghtcd) came in contact with
the screw of the steamer and dashed TO pieces and
all who in her drowned except myself and friend
Mr Peterson) We got hold of some pieces Of the boat
and held them for than six hours encouraging
each other as much as we could. We, however, did
not get to each other lest might impede
the efforts of the other in endeavors to preserve
lives From the first of the breaking out of the flames
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n RACE WON BY PRIoREss IN ENGLAND.

Mr. Ten Broeek' American horse Prioress won the
great Yorkshire Handicap at Doncaster on Tues
day September H. Twelve horses ran, but their pre-
tensions generally moderate The Great st Leger
was to be for the day the City of Washington
sailed Lord Derbys horse Toxophoite continued first
favorite at short odds
The following is the official note Of the race won by
Prioress &sa ss ~ W t t
Yorkshire Handicap EACH 15 only
. l declared, with 100 added. st. Leger
Mr. Ten roeck Proress by sovercgn out OF Reed
M r. Iawey nd Queenstown yrs ST. ib (custanoe
Lord Gasgows D. to Bird onthe-w Wing, yrs st. lb eha
Mr. Saxon MS Prince of Denmark yrs t. IT, lio,om
Captain Chrisues Orchll, yrs, ST. lb (lay
Mr. Jackson Night Ranger yrs ST. ID (fmshaw
Mr. Craword's znyder Zee, yrs, str (Wes)
Iiron Rothschids scrbbler, yrsa wards)
Mr.. clarks South Western yrs iadden)
Mr.. j. In Merit Dumfrics, st. lb (woodhouc
Sir r. W Bulkeey's syllabus syrs. str (Daey9
Betting to ! against Prince OF Denmark, to each
against Pioress and Orch to against Scrbbler, to
against Zuyder zce loo to against Night Ranger and
100 to against Brother to Bird the-Wing. Orch
jumped of with the lead, Brother to Birdon the Wing
being sccond Prince of Denmark third Dumfres fourth
and Prioress fifth Zuyder Zee being considerably in tho
Of everything in the race except Scribber who
fused TO CO. and left at the post Very little change
took place until arriving at the Red House, when the lot
Upon arriving about quarter of mile from home Pr-
and very easily by four lengths Brother to Bird
Wing third being beaten by about six lengths
from Queenstown, who was second The Others came
struggling in. Southwestern, syllabus, md Dumfrics
beaten OF. M
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VOL XIV. NO. l44.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
by virtue Of deed Of trust eIeeuted by Michael Kee
Toe, win offer al public sale,
On Tharsday las tn Of oaOosr 1885,
at 10 O'clock she city Hotel In Frederick City, Maryland,
Valuable Real Esiat, ". Fsra,
THE FARM,
known ARcADA" lying miles south Of Frederick
City the county leading Buckeys,own containing about
$40 acres
OF the prmost and productive Land in Frederick county
THE MANSION HOUSE
large beautifully arranged the main building and wings
ing front Of 100 feet all two stories high and flushed the
the nrs farm can BE- s eo % a oreo o a nsnon TSs
house surrounded with beautiful lawn handsomely decorated
with shrubbery, flowers 30. and oommodioas
BARN CoRsousx, sramk, HOUSE. sle,
sAiuAs SHor, LINE HOUSE, iIxE kiIs lcsnousx,
together with all other outhouses recently
amongst The BEST and certainly as productive
any in the State There running water through the entire
ne nearly tho whole Of which enclosed with uban-
covered with
PRIME TIMBER,
short distance from house There abundance
OF choice fruit the farm, and one Of tho nnes
ORCHARDS
to be found the county The Baltimore and Ohio railroad runs
through this house located within mile Of
deng aordlng occupant premises tho
ase market, expense hauling
are ao several Touring mills near the farm This farm scep
bio Of equal division, and VIII be divided desired
second.-That desirable MILL known s .r
anew RICHMOND MILLS
This mill located Blenser creek about miles south Of
F. der y a one q s most n.nsIr sections
$50 BARRELS OF FLOUR
per day Tho mill entirely new four high bt
and covered with slate IL p propelled BY water and steam with
There is attached to said mill property about ss#
2I ACRES OF LAND,
which there story dwelling
spring house. convenient barn. and thrifty orchard Of fruit Also
tho remAins OF a large 4f maHG w.. a'#
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l. Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
says the Sc Louis Mo Democrat Below publish letter
r Wood ofths city, from gentleman Maine speaks glow
@ the superior merits Of his hair tonic such evidence
nave is effect when coming from reliable certificates
arc Of truth the encomns useless
puhey from the press
BAm, pis.,) Jan 20, 1855.
PRoP O. j. woop Gentlemen: Having my attention called
mouths since the highly beneficial effects your
Hheh had become quite gray probably white my
we're OF The same character some three months
oue OF your Hair Resorative and used IT,
proving what ihad wished used about twice since
the w % s s Ss q wS @ have Ssd now certify
mead and face and my hair has resumed It's natural color and
ears am sixty years my good wife, age af,y
"S % mas used y with the same effect.
assured that Whoever will rightly use pcr dirccons
AYE occasion 70 contradict my statements.
sy every here adjoining Any you may make
s s0Gys with my name attached At service as wih
" ' A's' 'Il'sd 4 q RAYMOND,
.... BAInNoRE, jan %, 1865.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
rRm Woop Dear sir Having had the misfortune
ortoo q my hair from yellow Orleans
to the very ,ias needed NY hair i now thick and
no ao %ors can express my ooga1 e yoa u giving 70
Lhe undersigned J. X. Bragg minister In regular standing
H. pastor q ,ho Orthodox Church Rroskaeld Massachusetts
gentleman OF great influence and universally beloved
wM DYER
Bsookrrrtp, Jan. Ia, 1858.
& 5 Woop Dear sir Having your Restorative
% niaumaou danirun, tendency itching
cs which @ have been troubled from childhood has
az NY hair which was becoming gray ~ original
e ~ no o'er article with anything IKE tho pleasure
r. 49,, Yours, truly, JK BRAGG
po ' , Soaave s put m bottles Of three sizes large
~ % @ S small the small hos half pint and retais
@ ooe the medium holds twenty por cent more in
I Than the small rctnis Cor dollars boite the large
O @ i@y por cent more in proportion, and rcials
. WOOD CO. Propretors Broadway New York. lin the
Louis Mo, ~ ''''''
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mo. 623.l
Notice of the Removal OF the Land once from
Faribau.t to st. Peters, and of the once from
nesOfa- As
/ accordance with the provisions of tho act Of
L % entitled An act authorizing changes in tho location o.
Known that the office for the public
N we .ste OF Mssr will be M and tho o.
nee for the sale of public lands
SnpRlpes IN said state at AZ early period practicable
further notice to the precise time will be
sued by the register and
Given under hand the city Washington day
September, A. ID. 1883
BY order OF tho President:
JOS. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner OF the Land ofncc.
Sept A-law6w intel X Star,]
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s, C. Herring q Co.'s patent Champion safe.

'1NiE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public besowng their
that extent that necessary exhibit
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
aud sAsroom Broadway No 25 Murray street.
pSe the City Hall This enlargement OF warehouse
recent extensive enlargement their factory will enable
Der Keep on hand at all times larger stock Of re and burglar
proof safes than other establishment world
nuon will be had to constructing safes for private families
with other furniture for the security OF pae and jewery
Also
VIII keep on hand and make TO order all kinds
doors and bank vaults Halls powder proof
store doors ones patent Formulation bank lock and Cyger
patent letter lock- without key
g. c. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 135, 1877, and I39 Water street,
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray st., New York.
T. C0YIE CO., Agents @
Washington d. @.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2s-ly Richmond virginia
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BY somewhat remarkable coincidence II has been re-
marked that the years distinguished by the appearance Of
comets have also been distinguished by superior vnage,
and the quality Of the vintage has risen in proportion to
the brlancy of the comet Indeed marked has this
fact become to assume the character of brand--
Comet brand las indicating superior vintage This
year the vintage very superior both to quantity and
quality and we have comet Also the strychnne crop
is abundant and whiskey is plenty 'Comet whiskey