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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
IysURAr,E COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF THE CONTINENTAL FIRE ms 60
NEW YORK, October Ii, 1871


OFFICE OF TIE CONTINENTAL FIRE lsS- GO Z
NEW YORK, October Ii, 1871. s
TWO THOM AS S. ARMISTEAD, AGENT,
L RICHMOND, VA: Ky our circular OF the
lnh instsnt you ar. advised OF what by the very
tjrst adyices received from our Chicago agent
appeared 10 he the extent Of the loss sustained by
, the company st ChiC3go, aud also ADVISED Of the
proTp. action taken by our Board OF Drectorst 70
Five ascurance to tie customers OF the company
that :hcIr interests should be we'll protected. We
now say to you that nothing since received from
The scone OF disaster has Changed the limit neiote
sta cd.
We congratulate our sgcns that our assurances
as TO tie strength OF ID: company have been so
vel: sustained through the mort r,ing oId"ai
! ever known. Is found ns well prepared, 'nu
leaves the Company stronger than ever vi t,ie
conf fence Of The ppbl". we 1eel war' ,'r fn
share Of heir good business at such rates as
while not being excessive, viii enable MS TO con-
sns T!S x ss Ss their
10 be made In The business, while securing WHAT ~
fir more important, solid protection. ,,s,resa
for ne with eneIgy and prudence. Notwithstand-
ing tie increase Of capital we shall adhere 20 our
former Iires upon single risks. we Teeogn LII
thai our first duty is to our customers. TIE heh.
est considerations for the Is exactiy colncIi'ht
with the highest interests of our stochh'iuers'
NEW YORK, October 10 1871.
Tsis company confirming its ST at' meii CT yes
tsrtIay pressuls 4 more d,taiicd eAhlnlt oi ITO
condition: o ono N
A..
SURPLUS, October }, ISL I'A-''1s' =
c-os- ,.so,s 49,. :. o., e27, aoS II
Limit of Chicago losses, as fixed by
agent 1T that city. after invcstisa-s, -, ~, m
Zo',eo' w
The hoard ot Directors At their regltlIr monthly
meeting (l2th iostaut) unanimously resolved 10 ln-
c,eIsc the capital stock To
ONE 8IL,ION DOLLARS,
tho additional amount 10 be paid In AS sneed'y rs
TIE legal n uuirt meats can b. complied WILL aid
mt the same meeting tende1ed ihctr surscrlp-
tops for an amount largely IN excess OF the ln-
creased capital. ,,,
II. II. LAMPJRT, Ficc-PIesidCnt.
CYRUS rECK, Secretary.
RICuM ND. VA, October Is, 1871.
As agent or The above re liable company, am
still prepared to take rs-class risks at adequate
rates. l.,
The pre,prt condition Of The company, after de-
ducting chicago losses, Is:
ran,ta1 81. 900 900 90
Smrnius ..,...,. 927 1876 q
81 s27, 1876 81
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T,,ecop.r. CoHyoCATIoN.-IDeEp tsGop"'
f,ayyocat;nn Of Southwest Virgin com.
,nenced its session in Ascension Gn1Isol ~
Amherst Courthouse, On Heunes'
morning. ,,ore nresent ::
Reys. Messrs. Williams ana Sr III ;tnrtv.
Lynchhurc; Rev. Mr.. Whar,nn, .. n,"I Pew
Rev. DR.. Pandleton., OF KoGkn - ~ NJ Nc.
Mr.. Iugfe. Of Roanoke, anu nv
oi Th onen;no sermon was preache1 ny
Dow Mr. berkeley after which INC cS D1.
, nsrI was called to order by Rev. Df'
Pendleton. president. n,s.,on 70 ore read
The minutes of the last session eie l'""
and approved. .rnr+v, Pev. Mr..
Berkeley, of Campbell; and Or. .. d: I'm, IF
tian. of Amherst, were electeu lieino0i' '
the Convocation. mr, recnIted
The annual election OF o11ceIs ,,a ats az
:, ~, choice of Rev. DR.. Pendlctoh ~
president, Rev. Mr.. lngle Secretary "AN
| Pew. Mr.. Wharton treasurer. .;, Thurs
No Convocation then adjourned llntii lnu. .s
day morning al 9o'clock.-Lyncho"Tg "e"''
p r.. UuggARp, SR.. OF BUCK1NaHAh.. nm
rho ,n,ny friends of this most rcsIcc,,f.u
| Gentleman will be panied TO near oa nto
| donth which occurred on the 2Oth lhstanC
Few men were held in hlehcI ,,1t;,.,-
atlrct,on. He was gentleman o, o GULLY
ton and of great personal in'csi''S'
| Fdrn,riHc Commonwealth.
RrcovEK1sG.-Mr John a. Maft,n, VI
tho Virginia House. we arc glad TO ieaf ~,
is 'I rapidiy recovering from the severe , III,
,nrie received in Lynchblrg durihs 'he
Fa ,ir.S Christiansb ury Messenger. .a
1
VALLEY RArLRoAD.-Thc engineer y.
tbc Valley Railroad Company, ma!"a
| p p" has been in this county uur,n ,
t hIii Week prospecting with view to com -,
, ,nm surveying two routes through Inc
n c up Mill creek and the other tn,rat
n"mm central route-from which to selGct
th ,o' permanent location for the road. we
are are informed that in Il few weeks 1t Is ms u:
! intention TO have a corps OF engineers II,
the county, when the work OF surveying
will commence. -Flncastle Herald.
LAND PrrcHAsE.-Colonel Burton. late
of the British army. has purchased fatm
IN the river, near Big Island. and has set
lied there with his family. -Lynchbur3 Iir'
UjnIIu
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~J,ADIEY AND GENIhhmDn :
RFsTAURANT1N
$50. p;zz1N1,s ICE-CREAM sALooN.
.rrps STEAKS, COFFEE. TEA choco'
.ru e. SERVED AT ALL HOURS
rpIEn OYSTERS IN BOXES.
sh'D : ANDREW P:zzrNL JR.'
7os Broad street.
oc 17-5t
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PROPOSALS.

TNESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
~ kUAU.-TU CONTRkC rNk5 FOR Cross
TIES AMI TRESTLE WOE TX: -PropoEais will
he received ny the Undersigned at the engineers
1871, for furnishing Ihe CRJSS-TtES for the
Chesapeake aud ohio railroad, between White
sulphur Springs and the mouth Of New river, or
about los miles Gf read. .f
Proposals will aso he received at the same time
brier and st,erha ny divisions. Pins and snecid.
cations for the latter can be had Of NJ. jor Peyton
Randolph, division eugipeer, White Sulphur
Springs. on and after October 10Th ...
Spe -ltEasiong for cross-tieS may be had on and
after October 18Th, at the engineers offices iu
Richmond. at White Sulphur, ktchmnnds Falls,
or MIllei'S Ferry. II. -. WHtrCOMB,
Chief Engineer
oc 1e-tNoY5 Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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n8 IMPORTED PICKLES, &C., FOR
FAMILY usE.-Rcceiy'ng this day
s dozen MIXED PICK LES-t.rosse q Blackwell,
dJzen PICCA DILL Crosse 6 BLACKWELL
S dozen CH0W-CHOW-C Crosse & Blackwell,
10 d Zen FIRE NCH MUSTARD,
5'dozen DURHAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s.-
dozen LEA g PERKINS, SAUCE.
Also, GRAPES In brxes--Delaware, Catawbs,
Isabella, and n slaga-for sale at
: tre ANDREW AEToFl'S, Ia
oc 2s-eed Main street below the post-ofice.
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED, 1892.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $50 Inn
CrrIcE No. lOl5 MAIN STREET, RIcnAoxp

OFFICE No. I0l5 MAIN STREET, RICHNQNp
H. Ii the purpose Of this company tn charge i.l,
hut re .u,lueratiye rates of premium, pay nr; r.
nader tie rates Of dividend 10 stockholders. and
accumulate Il large surplus for the security al
uol;cy-huldcrs and the assistiCcc OF the bu3In. :
industries OF our city aud state.
Its reinsurance reservels new double that VIII,
IA required by usage among insurance conn, nj. /.
It's aim is to secure pcrpe;nity AS an irstiluyr
by the exercise Of the best foresight possible.
! Its risks are confined 10 the State oi Sir,inI,
and its maximum policy, in general, on any OF,
rss, is $4,000.
It's Losses for several years past hjye bcen vtry
moderate, bearing an unusually low proportion :.
receipts.
All just claims promptly paid.
The direct PATRONAGE Of our ci1zeps Is solicited
and comparison with any other COMPANY Is TO-
yitcd. w. l.. COWAHUI", Pres dent
WILLIAM WILLIS JR. Secretary o. l5.lm
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A writer SAYS i'll the Hearth ant home
that there are three cclcst'al c'''pt''
China, Virginia, and Massachusetts.
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tho VII Virginia House. we arc glad to learn
is RAPIDLY recovering from Inc s sTrr'r the he
,nrie; received in l.ynchbllrg duiins 'no
Eair IhristinnSbn rI McSSefVcr. -
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], s,;.pYrIar. i 0TTs,gl

- 4 CARD FOR TIE LADiE.In
20 ;. . - ,n,s,epresentatsous Of ceasa,n in o.
ls unscrupIous persons we beg
70 5s qIr .es PATTERNS is Still At the OIL
nee 'f 'ns howe sEwisa.M .,.s7L.lI
s23 Bgain stree, ,no,,
J.F Mcs ENFEF, hsen.
late sTYLEs just received. - : : :
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n-GO TO THE FAIR OF 70 0-'
sa IN street, and see tie ..curNE,
cIDrsT AND BEST.
,o ,.,os, IN modern improvements ? m, ne o eax,
The la'es =. ir rece,sed GOLD MEDAL for sew
g, , a, The Paris Exposition. rnsry. Agent.
D. e NN"N
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HOME ENTERPRlSE
The MEkCHA ETS' AND MECHANICS
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA,
FIRE AND MAXINE.

CAPT L..- ~. VIZ
OFFICE, No 1901. CORSER CAhY sTrRtT AgD
sroCKoE BLIP, COLUMBIAN BLOCH.
Wea,c now prepared 10 take FIRE sniN
R!hE RISKS on the most favorable terms, 4ai
respectfully ask a share 81 patronage.
A. \. STORES, President,
JOHN +, LAY, Secretary.
JOHN i. WILSON, AS | HtctelMT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
TIE YoEssING WILL CASE.

The second hearing of testimony IN the mat
fer OF the contested will OF tho late ignatus Voessng Of
South Meroee Westchester County, took place Deiore
Surrogate Coffin nc the Court House, White Plains, yes
,erday George Plsore testified knew Ignaius Woes
sing In his lie time was tenant OF his nYed TOT
half years in his house and had my bakcry
there: saw him on the nth Of May, 1902 the ncAt dy
aer Ice had t; u was at No 90 tlrs,aH tnat sr~
Inn; be was then lying on the pea thOuIi' wy
,n,to white was there that he was dying he dd hot
know me be could speak; MS breathing was FcIy Vuu
aud hard his breast WAS pulled up Jaw hu ue"l w
tLe 1h dly OF MAY, 1862 when 10 was proposed TO re-
poyr HIM 10 another house, but De was not WoNtoi az
the doctor Objected dd not recognize me on ht OF
the former OccdsOni ulu LOT DC hhi 's~i NNi0AN ~
vas taken from the city,
Anthony Vocssing testihed-I reside in Retreata7er
Mplrose: Icnatius VOessiug was my brother saw hm
on the nth day OF May, 1869 about o'clock III Tue even
in the bed his wife and Mrs Auienger were prs'H'
nv brother did not recognize me- II was npossiDe io
him to he could not speak was IA the room VIII
him All night: he did recognize me at any time WINE
was tbcic; he drew his breath very short; sat IN
chair by his bedside all night, and heard In bleathE
very hard all the time; on the ihghI ui iio i-
thou ght he would de- he did not hotee any oouy Va
thing; went ont about o'clock IN inc morning VI Wy
18th of Nav returned ut O'Clock, Two hours ileI
ward aud / then found ham in the same couitOhi L
vent ont again Mt O'Clock for an hour, and then re-
manned with him until about O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON
d,c ali the time was there he did speak or recOS-
nize anybody; did not see nm AGAIN pelOio liz WIS
taken Ia McrOse. ,-.,.-
and he said nothing to be ded AT heose on Tie ION
daY OF November, 1910. -,
Melrose; knew Iatius Yoossing IN his life ume; lac
Was an uncle ~ mine heard OF his having an ap0pccc
fl; saw him the evening VI the llth Of May, lS
bet yrru aud O'Clock; nay iather cousin, and S Wlte
ana soioe other persons whom | did not know ere
present Mr. VOesslng did not recognize or speak 20 INC
on that OCCASION he aid not speak 70 any one We W'
until hc taken to Meirose The proceedings were
here adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
LECTuREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

Collector T. A. Treadwell took possession
Yesterday of HE office in the new Second Internal
Revenue District, which IL consol dalton OF inc oid
Fourth and Seventh Districts. Albert Daggett VIII re-
tain his position Chief Dcputy aud no changes IN the
former clerical force will be made at present
The German Peace Festival Committee met
at Lederkrnz ITa last evening Hugo Wssendonck pre-
siding The Committee is composed OF nearly 200 mem
hers and resolution passed Ia add To IL the PrCs-
dents Of the German vocal organizations ana Oh Othet
German societies. Action was taken ~ organize a
number OF subcommittee but no %as reached
a. what character the proposed Peace jubilee ls 10
take, 0 when IT will occur.
William Churchill Oastler read a paper on
"steam Flowing" before the NewYork Society OF Prac-
teal Engineering Mt Cooper Institute Last evening In
which he claimed that the superior advantages OF pow-
ing by means OF steam rather than by animal power
consisted in a deeper cultivation or the SOIL, the
avoidance of the clOds necessarily formed by the tramp
ing of animals and the reduction In the number OF cattle
and horses required TO carry Oh the Work OF farm
paper also read by Charles f. Emory on the Mature
Of The Advantage Of Compound Engines and thlrd,
by J. X. Fisher, on Road Steamers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
TIE prRAL cLrR OF NV YORK.

This society was organized Tuesday evening
az the Metropolitan Hotel for the cultivation of country
tastes and the diffusion Of agricultural knowledge After
@ fine dinner the objects OF the association were stated
and tho constitution discussed and adopted Tie leading
features Of this Club arc
l. Special taste for rural AFFAIR." the part Of it3 mem
beers Q Each member may invite TWO friends, aud these
NAV be ladies. g. The sessions to bc tmcy IN the
character OF the subjects discussed. Thus In Aprl
flowers will be the topic, and Strawberries IN june inc
August session viii zee peach discussion, ana month
later the talk will be Of pears. Strangers oi dSimc
ton and farmers rom distant states VIII be the guests
OF The Club. s. Only one topic viii be taken up ~ :, &
SION, and the intention Is 10 make thht discussion iu
and exhaustive and report OF II may be expected Ia
give a completed summary OF the best That Is row
known on that subject. G. There are 10 DC hut i0tf
regular sessions In year. and these VIII be made OF the
greatest value those who seeking iOr exact and
practical knOWie i'm farming and horticulture
The following officers were elected: Piesidcut-Ioracf
Greeley; Vice rcsidcuts-N. G. Ely, ID. ID. r. Moore.
v G. smith. Recording Secretary. b. Lynau Core
lams Executive Committre-F. NJ. ueXamer, {. ID
Bracdon, T d. Curtis, =. r. Quinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
ASSEMBLY,.

The following bills were reported: hppro-
priatng to the Brooklyn Central Dispensary s.oO the
money which they failed " receive two year, past
granting lands IN the Mariners Society Of the port OF
New York amending the act relative 20 the powers ard
duties OF sussogates; providing for the admission OF
wills ia evidence; requiring foreign lfe INSURANCE com
psnie 10 invest 20 per cent % premiums earned Ia TINS
state Ia bonds and mortgage, other bonds IN tis
State amending the rules regard % SurrOgates bonds
preventing the saes 0i tickets front Of places "
amusement in New York INCORPORATE Che 6isterho0d
OF Gray Nuns.
Tie Judiciary Committee reported the bill "a regulate
prostitution NeVYOTk for the consideration OF the
BOnse and referred ~ the Committee OF the Whole
Bills were ctrOduccd Ia provide for the appointment
OF Auditor ~ kngs County o. provide fog paying The
brooklyn Fremcu; 90 increase the luIsd lion Of he
Court Of tonmoD Pleas iu Tho City and County Of New
nork hNing the General Terms Of the >upTeHs Court ;
lneorpOr ting the Harlem Hospital IA Neg-YOrk !;
reguiahnF the public baths ia Sew York lrgzlizinR
Dfdtr, na'r 10y t"untJ Judges making reCuatOhs for
fSIiO"-gaugt railroads o. permit municipal cOrpOrn-
lk " aid ~ the cOnetr uctOn Of railroads ucoriOf
A<&ps hks Hunters Point, NeUisSn and JaIuaIes ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

,ru,.,r ncpocrntic Liberty Ia eIpounded by the
Fathers Of the Repubc ihat tne p, rv must ruiz
sruc NJ Tho zane time the min ry have lhIsnap'T
rght which the majority gre n o9' onrr"tiD ,pol ali cid
Iens alike, aud executed without ic'I' '"'o' u 20"
Thc preaidont James T. King, was asked what 90
vou propose 10 accomplish by the power OF S2uI
7ationij lie replied we wap our reDres@mtatiyes
~ ,n Iegsianre 10 tako such measures as WIZ isuse
rapid transit from one end OF Io fS m 70 ran ears
@ a,teen niIntrs 10 accommodate the people reslu
Ing IN the upper part OF tne arIsm River. nnderrans
mil Ielow lie sewers following the natural "atci
courses before the streets ana a.GJ - ,,,rr and
t rcitcye tits CITY forever rDn the ennis ahd icNcl u
,ir diseases aIt the streets and avenues now unuer
contract for grading completed a.'0,uaIs with
without delay; CIOt0n water IN oh-lu ~ ~, o nJ
49, b~dr,nfs Mt Eighth, Ninth, and Tenthaves, ana
broadway, good, substantial sever ~ tenth
&c xth One Notwithstanding one nun
ana fonrth Onehundredth Nnetyninth, Ninety
n In M other str. cts before they are graded
A nuic dock built ut tho foot OF Ninety 10
s avc rho use of thu CrotOn water from the present
aGueiuct until IL Is removed Or Othcr means ". %
and mat an the surroundings or the CehtH tdlh ~ 49,,
,ctcd Immediately so that the owners OF lana Ia llo
rSinty ca Improve their property aud have tho Dene
,I ~ t6e citv. and caly that observation-disclosures
Tenti-st-thc northern boundary OF Tue ". 81,
severed, graded, audimproYed from tno huuSoN ~ VIZ
"suppose 6y egisation everything was granted that
You desire could you guarantee th't l@'nln'"' WV"
execute the work honestly y o,.o..,o,
inc Prcsidest declined TO answer tbs question. l.,
proyidei with ali the legislation necessary, Tweed viii
,r0gp1v have the work executed, aud that men,
gathered from all parts Of me CIV WI "o' " OWN
execute IL only just about election zinc
TTe ETcentiye Committee Of the Society is: Vim. l..
WIey Eugene McGtath, s. Bernheimcr. ID. 5. Jackson
iT Jotn McCIare Anthony Fehan, Thomas Maloney'
C5,rIc. Pace John J. Maoney, John McQuade and Is
others including Thomas &. Fields anu Edward h"''n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
DUTIES COLLECTED FROM EMIGRANTs - A
RUMORED REMOVAL

Mr.. GTnnell, while Collector of the Port
placed at Castle Garden Deputy Collector and trusted
clerks from tho Appraisers and the Naval Office who
were instructed TO administer OF their
several departments upon al dutsble goods brought In
by emrants. Under the former system emgrants upon
arriving were compelled to wait from two To four DAYS
subject 10 the extOrtions OF boarding
WINE their baggage was carted to and from the Ap
phisers stores but under the system the business
- transacted In an hour or two, and the emirrant
- ens.led 70 proceed at upon his Way
70 Nne pralries or the backwOOds But
the system nae resulted bene6cialy not only for the
chIgahl, uut also for tho Government. Tic officers
IA C.As1 ana personally attending to the business
are oi nHhct rank and more scrupulous than average
SP'to ana The increase M OF duties collected
hSs Iepad the e1iTs expense many times over The re-
turns iOt inc month OF February show
rived, against about 1900 last year; amount OF dnfio
lected, sss az seizures ). IL was reported
that Deputy tOcclOr Junls who has been In charge M
this branch OF The Custom House since IL was
has been or about 70 be- displaced by the present Col
eCtOr '' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
THE SEW-HAMBURGH DIsAsrER-FURTHER LEG
ISiATIVE INVESTIGATION.

The Joint Committee of the Legislature on
the New Hamburger disaster held another session In the
senate Chamber at Albany yesterday afternoon and cx
amned Tie conductors and other employees or the Com
pauy who were present aud escaped injury on the night
o. the accident No important evidence was elected
reference to the causes or circumstances OF the loss O
life.
Henry Merritt Of Ncw-Iiamburgh, water-teuder at
on! Toy and employed ia changing the draw, dctaed
the efforts he made 10 signal the express train. The
engineer OF the oil train said to him: For Gods sake.
get out your red light" witness did pos
sibe and ran down the track. His instructions were to
keep the lantern the the bridge lighted, ana
ia of the draw being opened or q" obstrucuOs ON
the draw. 10 show a red light. It would take minute
aud one-haf minutes to mp the ladder (Which IL
40 feet high and change the light. tNitlcss here,
In Imagination, assembled the fOtyfOOt ladder saying
zone two three &c. his feet rested on the Imaginary
rounds hs ascent; and when ne reached the top aud
went through the ceremony of changing the white hght
for a red one, member nf the Investigating Committee
who held watch, said the whole time occupied was 20
see0nds.l Never have known the red light shown IL
Winter time the tower have opened the draw with
knowing that the signal was set in ioggy weather
would send "a down the track giving Him clRht or
ten minutes time before We open the draw
Peter Dow OF Albany, brakeman on the Express tralni
stated that the collision took place before he mad OPP
portunity 10 put the brakes Patrick j. Dickson,
brakeman oo the train, confirmed Dow's testimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
ONE RIVER PIRATE CAPTURED AND ASoTprp
DROWNED

Complaints have been made for the last few
DAYS that the jersey coast nightly infested will,
gang OF river tbeves. On Tuesday night ,'bief ~,
Police whitney Of Bayonne, Jersey City was advised
OF contemplated raid by the river pirates ON the ship
ming in the Bay and securing several daring compan
IONS he proceeded on cruise IN boat about midnight
~. marty Soon suied q sailbOat keel upward and a
man clipgir Q TO it, They rescued the almost drowned
man and plIced him under arrest He said his name
- Tho,nrs Forrester and that he had companion ON
hoard with him named Timothy Cosel, who was
drowned Both men resided IN jersey City. The
$1,000 man leaves wife and six children. Some "
fhr Jersey CITY police visited his residence and ds
e1seTrd bun,e roas silver articles bearing ile DscrI
,,,us Ctv of Haitimore," and America. which had
undoubtedly been stolen Cutlery aud spoons and q
0uautitV of clothing also found Forester has
ieen cooiutt. for trial The body 0 he comfadc has
not yet been recovered The boat when 'OiiUu'd lhc
men and their plumber found on The DtNh near
EayOuuo yesterday niteTDOOn.