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mrsrERrous coLLIsIov 1rsEI.
The Bnrk Bremen Run Into by the schooner
-OuIhrm Homo OH Tue Lightship.

The Bnrk Bremen Run Into by the schooner
southern Home OIL the Ligbt-hip.
The bark Bremen, Capt. Ilellmcrs. AZ
rived IN New York from Bremen YESTERDAY after
passage of forty-sevcn days She Is at Per A.
East river, with the greater part of her port
quarter stove in. Capt. Hellmers says that yes
terday morning, at about O'Clock, she was four
miles below the liGhtship. several vessels teing
near her The moon was shining and the bark
was running on the starhoard tack. A schooner
bore down upon her with all sail set, and wi en-
sne was about four ship lengths away several
men on board the bremen shouted to her TO
keep on; but nobody was seen on deck,
and she kept on without taking any no
tice OF the warnings from the bark. Either
there was no one on deck" said Capt. He'll
uers, or they were all asleep Seeing that
the schooner was not going To alter her course.
the helm Of the Bremen WAS put hard apprt.
and every effort was made to avoid the col
hsion. Ii was too late, however. 1he schooner
that knocked most Of the crew down The
shock violent that Capt. Hellmers's tirst
was forced round and ha' -s'l- 49,. .,n- sta d~-w
away from the schooner. The latter recoiied
from the bark aud sailed away. Nobody was
Aple 10 learn her n ,ine, and not single man
was seen on her deck On board the bark the
crew ran forward to escape danger, and II was
some time before 1t was ascertained that the
vessel was not sinking. One Of her boats was
smashed. and the davit was torn away. Seven
OF her deck beams we're broken, and the rail,
stanchions, and plank shear were torn away.
The deck was cut through to midships, and
ten OF her timbers were broken OF short to
the waterway. Tue damage exceeds $1,000.
When day broke the schooner was seen n long
way On. She was signalling for a tugboat, which
soon took her in tow. Sne seemed 10 be DIS
abled, and her DO AsDrit WAS broken.
The Bremen Is ftted out to carry passengers,
but there were none on board this voyage. Had
II been otherwise the accident must have been
attended with loss of life, for the cabins on tho
port side OF the saloon were utterly wrecked.
The mates cabin was demolished.
The schooner was the Southern Home, Capt.
IogwoOd and sugar, The Captain Of the schooner
reports that at the time of the collision all
hands were sick with yellow fever, only two
men beng able TO steer the vessel, aud they
worn out. The msn at the wheel was asleep
when the schooner struck the Bremen. The
Southern Home lost her bowsprit and all her
head gear. Sue was towed into quarantine by
the pilot boat Edmund Blunt.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

G. Y. Drltton, New Yorl. broker, was knocked
down and robbed Of all the vauabes he carried In
Monticello avenue, Jersey Cry, yesterday mornng.
In a quarrel bet ween Mary Balf OF 80 Oliver
street, aud Timothy DHscOl ~ Sbl Water street, at
CHERRY aud oycr street last night Dsool Was staboed
twice 10 his lett side. One OF the wounds penetrated
the lung aud is dangerous. The woman was arrested
by OmCer Crowley.
Thomas Palmer, colored porter OF the Pull
man Palace Car Company VAS arrested IN Jersey CITY
yesterday anu In his house we're bedding eheeto pOW
osses and other articles belonging 90 the company.
also silver mounted revolver anu Jeweiry, winch
were stoicn from passengers.
cargo Of oannel coal that Rudolph Hen
drcksOn coal ueacri OF Hunters Point, bought from
the master of tho barK TheOdOr Christian, seized
by Gus House Ofiicer sheppard yesterday, on the
charge that IL had baen snugy gyed. The clearance OF
the vessel has been revoked, aud penA hu IL to 10
begun against her Ownvrs OY the OllcClOr. IL IL
char ed ina 1oAl yards have been lberal.y supplied
with sniugg ed Lng 'sh GOAL for come time.
Michael M JCarty was on tTitl in the General
Sessions YESTERDAY for larceny from The person OF VIM
Rea, sailor, on the nIgnt ~ the 9th Of September
ltoA found lae al night drunk aud nseneibla n
gutter IA Oatharne street In the police station he
SAID he had been rODbrd OF $50. MoCuriy. who had
beou seen near the drunken sailor arrested. The
eaors pOcketbOOk. $50 aud other articles OF his were
found IN MctHrty's pockets. Recorder uAokot son
LAAned hm 70 nva taArA In State Prlson-
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spAKks rROM TnE rELEGRlpB.

The ST. Louis Browns beat the Phiiade phians
IA Ciuclnna I yesterday TO J.
MIR. Gratiot washburne, Assistant Secretary
OF Legation TO Paris. arrived IN the rcrer Yesterday
The Fairfield Oyster Association with tug
vest rday captured dNe New York oyster boats oG Point
J.H Van Horn, machinist, at Blair, Neb., was
killed BY the bur.ting Of an emery wheel while polish
James KimbalI the yard master Of the Nashua
Railroad m Worcester had his lega cut on by cars zee
terday morning.
The Bethesda parish OF Saratoga Yesterday
erty to A, T. Stewart.
In beacon Park, yesterday, the unfinished
race BY Unknown, In 227.
Grecnleaf c. George, an aged citizen OF New
that place yesterday Afternoon.
Tho fourth annual session Of the National Az
rcuurA Congress opened In the parlors OF the Grand
Hotel In Louisville yesterday afternoon
A boat with a sailing party Of seven was upset
%.oS and 9p M.s M".PM MrPSy we're SoWed spo
Secretary Delano returned to Washington yes
erday from Long Branch. where he went TO see Pres
ment from the Interior Department.
Edward ". Roberts, PASSENGER on board tho
feii overbosrd Al Vineyard SyeS, yesterday noTslSS
and drowned lie belonged In WlhamsDurgh. N Y.
At the grounds Of the Narragansett Gun Cluh,
luten and j. r. Grnnd, MY olrd,. lhry Yards rise,
twenty nine.
Octave Marcello a Frenchman, belonging in
~, Iuhthf tnhui, was instantly hlTd A. iliut htf
Mass yesterday by the iAl VI large piece Of granite
from car wncn he was unloading Al the NOrhs OF tao
Cape Ann Granite Company.
The Commissioners appointed by the Dover
OF New YOrA Inspecting the Delaware river
preparatory 90 ocsnning the work o. Improving its
nav CATION. Sims In one milo south Of POTt JerVtA
Is the FIRST obstruction 10 be removed.
TIE schooner Elizabeth A, from New York
for beaufort n c. eprug Hleak on the 10Th INST
was iug shorc 80 miles north OF Cape LooGout n o.
she VIII prubaDy Oe total loss. She had cargo VI
furniture and prOyislOns Drew saved.
The number OF postal money orders issued
during the year enuing June %. 1870 was UOi Ss3
amounting 10 TltSi ,s5l6s, au ncre lse OF 3OOG 3a6W
over the previous year. Toe numUeT Of order, paid
60b,J5J,7b. an increase Of t5,lss,7lH7i.
Jacob Landen stepped upOn the track Just
10 front of the engine a. II ncAtcG the depot In lcn
nlngt0u, VIZ yesterday aud instantly Killed POt
crty and poor health supposed 10 have been the
cause OF the sucide. lie leaves wife aud four oin
drcn, daughter lay deAd n the house when be cOm
mitted the act.
W. II. Smith OF Hartford, owner Of the stallion
Thomas Jefferson. aud Mi usAcll, Owncr OF SmuggieT
have mAuo two matches for tl UOO side osch. The
nrst, mile heats. lrOtted at Beacon Park Wed
nesday. the goth inst. ana the ercOnd. tw0nr heAta
% De roted either at Charter Oak or anpden Park.
Mr. Smith 70 decide
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THH Bo>roN rOsraAsTERsHIP.
Why Gen. Burt was Requested TO Resign
Failing to File his Bond.

wAsHINGToN, Sept. 22.-In regard to
Postmaster Burt OF Boston, the Postmaster
General says he is satisfied with the Adminis-
tration OF the once, and has made no COM
plants to the President on that score, but he
was not satisfied with the failure on tho part
OF Gen. Burt TO hle his bond. Gen. Burt was
confirmed in March, 1875. and It Was arranged
that his new bond should he t2b0,0D. The bond
MT being forthcoming on Aug. =, A.r. Hurt was
informed that any further delay would be taken
A. an intimatiOn that no did not desire any
'nh2er 10 / I'd the ONCE. len days ago tho
Auditors Oil 'e igain notified the Ppstinaster-
Sruerdl that Mig bond had not been received,
oriIre the Precedent, saving that he did not feel
tithurLed 10 WAL longer ana recommending
mat Gen. burt he r,quesi ed t. resign, and that
'hr Edward :. lphey Le offered the Ilice. Yes
terdhy Gen, Burt appeared Mt the department
aud SAID that his bona would be here today.
Tho Postmaster General telegtauhed to the
president asking whether no should accept II.
The President directed that the tutd g hled,
ana NO further acton taken. Tue northern mAIl
pf this afternoon not bringing the hond Of Gen.
burt, ia promised by him, the loetmaster-Gen-
era sent another tepgT ~ To Frcsidrit Grant
tlhing this tact and . ying that IN view 81 the
.h.lnlet IN the past and the unccfi uiulcs ~ the
INlnr", hr WAS unwilling To allow the matter to
= 'h lI th, Way any LONGER, and asking Tor IN
u- should the bonds not be Immediately
tsfiN N.Jfu4ug
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MoTING FOR MIR. Drown.
4 Remarkable burglary In West One Hum
drcd and Tbiuicth street.

drcd nnd Tbiuicih street.
Mr. Isaac T. Brown lives with his family
at 2l West 10th street. For the past three
months the family have been in the country.
On Friday Mrs. Brown returned and purchase
some new furniture. ON SATURDAY the furniture
was put into the parlor ana the house was
closed, on Iuesuay al tcrnoon Mrs. Brown went
To thr basement door aud tried to unlock 1t, but
II was bOted on the inside, and therefore help
was called and II was broken In. Mrs. Brown,
on ascending to the plflur and second door,
found everything Ia confusion. The new parlor
furniture waS gone. wearing apparel was miss
ing, books and broken champagne bottles we're
scattered over the floor. In the kitchen broken
bricks and cement were found near hole la The
rear wall, large enough to admit boy. On
inquiring Of the neighbors the following facts
were elected
On Monday morning between IL and II o'clock
two young men called nj the residences Of the
Rev DIR. Draper and the Rev. Dr. Clark ana In
quired Tor the resiJence OF MIR. Brown" say
ing that they were to remove some furniture
from the house. The house being designated,
the men removed lot ot furniture and otrer
articles, and after loading their truck drove
away, telling some labnrers VINO had assisted
then that they would call again for another load
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THE BARRE BANK RoBBERY.
The Vermont Authorities Getting Ono Amer
Another of the Burglars.

MONTPELIER, Sept 22.-George Miles OF New
York. OF the alleged Barre bank bure r. arrived
In this city today In the custody Of Sheriff Bailey
large crowd Of people at the depot TO see the
prisoner. and when entered the jail at least three
hundred persons outside. The sheriff turned his
prisoner over to Jaiier Dudley. and he securely
locked up Peter Curley alas Aphonsus. OF New York,
Of the same OF burglars j. ~ IN MONTPELIER
jail. Nnen Miles was brought iu, AlphOnsus looked
eagerly at him, but sign OF recog itiOn II Is
runurcu here tnat AlphonHue has turned states ev
dence that ne may gam his freedom and that he gave
the Officers Milers after he heard Of Kingsley :
arrest. These rumors lacK Official confirmation, but
the Officers very retcent II IL thought the fourth
man Ia the burglary IL Known and VIII be In the
Montpelier JAN. The Grand Jury are stl In session
here Mless case VIII come nel0re them 10 day VI TWO
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The coopers OF the large shops in Weehawken
nave submitted to reduction Vi wages. from S275 70
t2.50a day
Ex-Comptrollcr Thomas II. Benwel OF Jersey
Cy Li,d Of pneumonia IN his Residence, ID Cottage
att
Michael Toume,, aged IA, fell from 1 he bridge
over the NcNarK avenue crossing Of the PcnnaYvana
RanIoad, Jersey Ciiyi last nign and was fatally in
jurrd.
Michael McAnerney. OF Hobart avenue, Jer-
scy City vas crushed ~ death while coupling cars At
the WllAesoRrre coal wharf, Bayonne, on Tuesday
night.
Three OF John McCOrmhcks children, at n
Union street, Newark. poured nrr yester.
day. The can exploded aud ali were terribly burned
one OF them will die
The clerks OF the Jersey City Public Works
Board have not received any salary IN near two years
Tine Pubic Works Commission hxcd thU salaries OF
their clerks without consulting the Board OF Finance,
the members Of which urge that under the Guy charter
theit concurrence Vas necessary Yesterday Judge
Knapp sustained the fiLAhce Boards action
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spain'- Reply 90 the PnpaI Nunc,o.

MADRID, Sept. 22.-The CorrespOndencto
of this city says that Cardinal Simeoni, tho
Papal Nuncio, addressed a note to the late Gov
ernment, demanding the execution Of the Con-
cordat betwe Spain and the Vatican, the pay
ment OF the arrears due the clergy, and that the
nominations to the still vacant bshoprics he
made as soon possible. Don Alejandro
Castro. the then Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and Don Pedro Salaverria, the Minister OF FL
nance, replied. The reply was couched In con-
ciliatory but nrm language. The Ministers en-
deavored to convince the Nuncio that the cir
Cumstances of the case no longer permitted him
to put forward his demands.
The Spanish Envoy to the Vatican h instructed
that the Madrid Government will bo nrm, but
moderate. II will respect resion hut at tho
same time protect the rights OF the ate. IL IA
its ureteuelOns
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WASHINGTON FARCE.
The Pretended Investigatio Of the Charges
against Detective Clarvoe-A scheme 90
Cover up n Series of Notorious Grimes.

"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The so-called in
vestlcatlon Of charges against Clarvoe, the Chief
OF the Metropolitan detectives, was designed TO
whtewash him and everybody connected with
the police force OF this city who needed
II. No effort has been made by the
counsel for the Police Commissioner, or by any
member OF the board, to bring out single fact
which would implcate Clarvoe In the remotest
degree with the release OF the burglar Snyder.
The intimacy between Evans and Clarvoe is we'll
known by every member Of the Police Board.
His close connection with Harrington and
his more than suspicious conduct on tine
night OF the safe burglary, pointed directly
TO his participation In that munstrous crime.
Indeed, II Is as well known To members of the
police force that ClarvOe was used In the Initial
stages of that conspiracy, "a II Is that he was
the man selected by HerrinRton to direct the
operations on the outside, while Brown and
Miles were operating inside the District Attor-
ney's office on the night that the safe was blown
Se 9hSer's % house The S' truth Is that AHn the
investigation OF Clsryoe at this time Is only
scheme to hood wink the public. aud under
cover OF inquiring into the conduct of the Chief
OF the Detectives, cover up the guilty practices
Of the whole gang OF scoundrels who, while
paid to guard life and property In this District,
have really been leagued with the thieves aud
There il apparently n division, a feud, In the
charges against Clarvoe, and the investiga.
ton IL ordered, but here the division ends.
or course II is all sham; neither side
dare attack the other. II one party cot their
rake from the gamblers and dlsorderly houses
along with the shysters who run the Police
Court, the other assessed and collected black.
mail on their own account. II a gang Of thieves
passing through the city with the plumber Of n
Southern bank were Overhauled and their
bOodle weeded a general distribution was made.
The storm was seen lowering over the Police
headquarters and 40 all hands shrewdly resolved
TO anticipate the inevitable day OF wr tn by get
ting up an Investigation which they could con-
troll. and while they would whitewash themselves
they would expose without mercy one or two Of
the least culpabe Of the Police Court shysters
But N these clever rascals think they can pc
the deiuge IN this way they arc very much mis-
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LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Pau Mai Gazette
says; The pastoral of the bishops assembled
at Maynooth recently, intimates that II Is the
for masters, under the care OF the vinoentian
Fathers. They say the primary education system
Is more thnn ever distrusted by them, ana do
clare that the control OF the State over the edu-
cation OF the country has been enlargtd d to an
extent Derilous TO liberty. They say in few
years the band OF professors and masters now
being formed by the Catholic University will
have the intcrmedi tie education OF the country
In their own hands. and IL will become imDossi-
ble for the state to withhold legal recognition
from the educators OF the nation"
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BEGINNING the REVIVAL.
NJ MoOdy aud SANKEY'S Marvellous singer a.
Work In New York.

NJ oOdy aud sankey's Marvellous singer at
Work In New York.
Such good psalm singing and really re-
ligion inspiring worship through melody as was
given at the praise meeting last evening In 81.
Luke's Methodist Church, Forty-nrst street, Is
almost never heard. The meeting WIS led 10y
George @. Weeks, the companion OF Moody and
Sankey In their English revival tours; and It Is
easy to believe that much OF the feeling they
aroused is due TO the music OF the campaten
against the hosts of satan. hr. Weeks opened
tue praiso meeting with the familiar song,
am 80 glad that Jesus loves me,
dextr0usly singing a single word, or sometimes
only an initial syllable Of line, and making the
audience depend upon themselves to U rrY II
out lie said that in no other country had ne heard
the quality and quantity OF voice OF the people OF
Lancaster and Yorkshire. He W reminded Of
IL by the feeble beginning Of the last evening
audience, whom he admOnished not To waste
two hours In getting acquainted with each
other. he eiding OF the seemingly trite words
in his littlo book, songs OF 10, and Comfort"
give no idea OF their persuasive, touching clO-
quenCe when he sings them, having voice that
Is a whole choir In itsef. Tho pastor Of ~.
Iuke's was mCVed ~ propose that the revival
begin there rnd then, ana called upon brother
TO pray to that effect.
Mir. Weeks then sang. Almost Persuaded"
hymn OF three stanzas, 81 expressiVely, 30
feelinglY, that IL was utterly impossible 10 re-
strain sympathy with the completely orthodox
Christian words. IL brought back all the child
hood associations, entirely breaking the crust OF
"a lifetime of sktptioisn revival OF the old
time religion 10 inevitable with such singing.
Moody and Sankey's singer was New Yorker
until he went 10 England four years dRo. lie
led the voices OF 1000 children In the jubilee In
tins city a few years aRO; was the tenor OF
Iyng's choir for three years, and was iavorii o
conductor Of singing In several sunday schools.
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TnE TEXTS TNUNDiTYON.

Another Town swept Awhy-The I.oas OF
Life at InhiuuOin An Appeal for Aid.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. "A special de-
spa'ch from Galveston reports that the town Of
Nelasco, Texas, Is entirely swept away. but no
lives were lost.
letter from the steamship and railroad
agent at Iudianola says 200 houses were swept
away, and the steamship and railroad wnArf,
which cost S3DlOOO, Is almost u total wreck.
From ljO t. 2J1 lives were lost.
kEY WEST, Fla. Sent. ls.-rhe steamer State
Of Texas. bound for New YORK. arrived mere to-
day. she was exposed to the fury Of the recent
hurricane, and received serious damage; all her
lives were lost.
The steamer City of Waco. which grounded
on French Reef aud got on, los. two blades Of
her pruDeller.
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One Bnle of Cotton.

Oliver Evans was arrested yesterday on com
piaint OF Abraham H. Lcggett OF 1873 rear street on
cnarge Of stealing bale OF cotton worth $50 Mr. Leg.
gett sent his with eleven bales OF cotton from
his place Pier AZ. East river the 27th VI August
The carman was drunk. and Evans Induced him to 20
home ami took ms place tne truck lie delivered
only ten bales Of cotton. ana alt red the receipt
to make appear that he had delivered the whole load
MIR Lcggeu did not discover the fraud until he heard
from the person to whom the cotton was consigned:
In the Tombs police Evans said that he hau sold
the cotton TO Lawrence Bove OF Watts and Greenwich
krcets for t25. lie commitcn in default of 5000
bail. Bowe arrested q receiver OF stolen prop
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The Crippled Public schools.

At the meeting Of the Department of Educa-
ton yesterday, Commissioner Wood deplorc1 the re-
dncton Of the teachers saaries espec lily those Of the
women teachers who, he thought, should he regarded
NJ especially the ciys wards. He proposed as means
Of strengthening the primary csscs that "Si additional
teachers should be employed ana that the department
should call for an adduOual appropriation ut SiGS 900
Hts motion was lost lie gave notice OF an amendment
10 the bylaws striking out the auee hat requires that
every teacher IN the evening schools shall have ceuse
from SUPERINTENDENT,
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The shrcwd wife OF nu Unsaspec,ing Man.

Eleanor EIan OF william sburgh, In 1895, oh
tained limited divorce from Patrick Egan for drunk.
enness, abuse. and violence. She alleged that Egan
treated her cruelty anu struck her with
WIRE given TO Mrs Eya Shs took possession OF her
husbands property In Grand street between sixth aud
seventh streets which valued AT $4,000 and ordered
her husband away, saying that tue Uecislon Of the
Court had given her the property 10 euppor the chill
dren with. Fgan innocenty moved to New YORK and
supported himself by elerkng. He Vas Injured recent
y aud cOul not work, and ne applied to his wife for
assistance but she sent MN away empty handed kgan
applied to LAWYER aud papers were AZ once drawn up
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The Rumormonger-' Work.

Rumors that might have injured the credit OF
Lord Taylor induStriousy circulated by IRE.
sponslbe persons yesterday. Mr.. Narker, general
agcr Of the nrns Grand street house. knew facts
anurdinR any foundation for the rumOrr and said
the business under his charge being conducted
usual. He had just purchased $4,000 worth Of silks
from large manufacturing company on siA months
time. and 5000 worth OF woollens on four months
time without hcst uon the part OF the sellers.
Mr Lord denounced the stories ~ purely malicious
Ill said that his nrm had promptly paid without excep
tOn all dues Upon notes or open accounts, and that
there nothing to forshadOv different course in
nIt
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Three Men KILLED by nm Explosion.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Sept. 22.-The boiler OF an en-
eine attached TO = threshing machine Reuben Pot
ters farm Defiance, OHIO exploded this forenoon
instantly Killing Edward Lawrence. engineer George
Lawrence fireman, and Adam GeilRy inJuring Oryile
tas-ll morallv Michael Sheith seriously, and VI. II.
ro~-" shShnv, Tns hoy az .ha ""u-- ~~s blow"
through the Darn demonsniug tnv turcsher while the
head was blown nsaTN thr"..~I 80 dv elIng
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IENDAYE, Sept 1.-The northern army
has cut OF all communications between the
Carlsts In Navarro and Aragon who are COM
PEELED to cross the frontier. Gen Dorregaray
has concentrated his forces around E5tellh.
MADRID, Sept 1.-The police have discovered
several secret repositories OF arms and ammuni-
ton, which are supposed to be intended for
socialist rising
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Mayor Wtckham yesterday received the FOL
lowing telegram:
10 fhc MiVoT n Netr YOtf
lnli-lo- -'.-s ;;wns on the coast below here
-..,ost entirely destroyed
Those VINO survive have Lost everything and AppeAl
Tor assistance. conscious of the - nlpathy
telt by the citizens OF your cit, Win the
dstrcSses OF the ruefrrs and confidently appeal To
yon for aid Provisions, clothing ana every ssarY
necdcl. j. +. DAVIS. Acting Mayor.
BosToN Sept. EN- answer to an appeal for
aid from Mayor Davies OF Galveston, Tex.
Mayor Cobb authorized him to draw for 5000
10 assist the snffeIers by the recent nUuJs.