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The Courts.
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Drunkenness--Tony Helmus, 80 days;
Michael Vaughn, costs; Thomas Hanley,
costs; John ollins, costs; James Skean.
continued to 18TH; Mike Quinn and Pat.
ScolIard, continued to 1914; James Jones.
$50 and 30 days; Annie Weber, 500 and 80
ia! s; Edward Lazeke, 80 days.
DisorIerly Cunduot-J acob Aug, Jr..
COS s; Dennis OBrlen, $40; John Kirk.
dismissed; Theresa Manoney, continued
to Oot. 20, bail 500; john Debegsen, $8:
Mary Bolls, dismissed; Pat. J. Man
ming, dismissed; Joseph Sullivan, dis.
missed; Joseph King and Joseph Mace,
dismissed; b. 5. Snyder, continued to
Oot. 10, bail 500.
Assault AND Battcry-R. W, johnson.
$40; Thomas Hanley, Michael Vaughn
john Collins, dismissed; John Baldock'
10 days; John Warneke, continued to
October II.
Vagrancy-Edward Gabe, continued
to October 8; Chas. Oliver and Patrick
Donnelly, each 20 days; Jennie Davis,
Alice Ward, Fannie Smith and Lottie
Wilson, all dismissed.
MiscellaneOus-Frank Smith, bur-
glary, continued 10 Oetobef II, bail $500;
James Trainer, fast driving, 80; Gem
ent A. Nempe, obstrueting streets, con-
tinued 10 11Lh; Chas. Morris, grand lar
ceny, continued to Oct. 10, bail $500;
". Roach, abusing family, dismiss ed |;
Morris MCCARTHY and VIM. Lambert,
malicious destruction, continued to 18Th !;
henry Roaoh, abusing family dismissed d /;
SIMEON Evans, Aug BlaokstUn and VIM
HUTCHINSON, shooting with intent to kill,
continued TO 13th; Alonzo Anderson,
e. Anderson and Thomas Grant, same
charge, continued to 18th; same parties,
murd der i'll the tirst degree, continued to
the 10th; Columbus Washington, carry.
ing cOncealed weapons, dismiss ed; /;
Chas. Powers, keeping house OF ill-fame,
$26; r Cam, abusing family, dismissed; |;
Joseph King, shooting with intent to
kill, held to answer, bail $500.
Miscelldneous-Fred. Wllliams, petit
larceny, dismlssea; Chas. Morrell, re-
ceiving stolen goods, dlsmissed; Chas.
Morreii, Grand larceny, dismissed.
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Chief Justice Halliday Is on his way
north TO TACKLE Col. l.. Ii. Bond in Joint
debate, 80 rumor has it.
Mr.. John King, Receiver of the Ohio g.
Mississippi and Marietta g. Cincinnati
Roads, Will arrive in the city on Mon.
day.
MIR. Fred. Lawrence, Press Agent,
with z. L. Barnum's great show, is in
the city, stopping az the Crawford
House.
Mrs. Ann r. McNabb, mother of Mrs.
A. d. Rodgers,of this city. died Monday
In Mechanicsburg, Ill.,, aged seventy.
Two years.
Mrs. Verlander, of Covington, is de-
sired TO call at the corner OF Eighth and
Eggleston avenue, Cincinnati, for inror-
nation OF interest to herself. Inquire
for Mrs. Slbley.
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COM.
NIHEEEE.
Before the BatGie-A LOve-feast in
Which Ransom, Williams and
others Speak.

Before the BatIie-A L0Ve-feast in
Which Ransom, Williams and
others Speak.
President Straley called the Commit.
tee to order. promptly al 10 O'Clock. Fifty
eigut members ans wered at roll-call.
The President stated that he knew Of
no business Of Importance to be trans
acted and he would suggest that the
Committee resolve ltseA into u love-
least. -
Captain Ransom being called for re-
sponded in u short address, calculating
me Banking Law and exporting the
ommitLee TO Jealous efforts on next
Tuesday.
In the course of his remarks he said
the Workingmen's party is proyldential
In It's workings, inasmuch as it was
drawing Democrats from a Demo cratic
hell into Workingm 4n's. .purgatory, aud
any man drawn into a Workingmen's
purgatory is on the highway TO Repub-
lican Heaven.
Mr.. Williams, the oolored candidate
on the Representative ticket, made u
leW pointed remarks, and closed with
1Xh0rtations.
Mr.. Flamen Ball. Chairman of the
Campaign COMMITTEE stated that every
indication up to this time pointed to u
victory on Tue 9.b OF October.
The greater part of TINS morning was
consumed in receiving and giving in-
formation as to the duty OF various cleo
ton fficers.
A question was raised as to who is
the proper authority to swear in and
qualify Judges. A great difference of
opinion existing on This point, a COM
mlttee Of three was appointed to con-
suit with The city Solicitor as to who is
the proper otticer to qualify judges and
Clerks, and Jnat a report be published
Adjourned to meet Monday mo rning
at 10 o'clock.
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that some OF the Athletics attempted to
sell the game, and some trouble began to
brew, when the game was suddenly
brought to a close.
DAYTON. KY.
Keep a safe distance from Charley
Smith il you want to sing "D0Wn in a
coal mine."
A heavy frost covered the ground and
house tops in this city, at an early hour
this morning.
1t is rumored that party of CAPITA
ISIS were i'll town yesterday Negotiating
for the purchase OF a site TO erect a
sugar refinery.
A promenade concert will be given at
MoelIel's Hail Oh the night of the 10th
inst. ior the benefit of the German
Lutheran Churon.
A thing OF beauty is a JOY forever.
just take a goOd squint at those stations
along the dummy track. They'll bear
close inspection.
The ten-thousand-dollar slander suit OF
Davidson, OF this city, against SchriVer,
Of Newport, will be called in the Circuit
Court at the latter city on Monday. A
host OF Witnesses have been summoned
from this city to testify as to Davidsun's
character.
Tne case of Smith, of this city, against
Schalch, OF Newport, was given 10 the
jury in the Circuit Court Yesterday at
Newport, and after hanging fire about
three hours the Jury failed 10 agree and
were discharged. Smith sues Tor
damages in the sum of sic, 900 for having
his leg crushed between defendants
cart aud street car.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Hon. s. F. Hunt Will address Demo-
cratic meeting at Odd-lellows' Hall TO-
night.
Rev. Mr., Vance will preach at the M.
b. Church next Sunday evening at 7
Z. M.
Regular trains ON the N. G. R. R. are
not running yet. What 1s the matter
Is the question asked all along the line.
Miss Mary Ebersole, who has been on
visit to Carondelet, Mo-, Tor three
months, returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. Woods, teacher of the Young
Mems Bible Glass in the NJ. e. Sunday
school, Will lecture to the School next
Sabbath at IL A. M.
HARRISON, o.
Elder Leslie "A. Early, a popular
young preacher. from Kentucky, will oc.
cupy Elder Sands pulpit at Christian
Chapel tomorrow Sunday, mornin &
and evening.
A great mystery seemeth to lie at the
bottom OF the shooting affray at G. W.
Keen u Co.'s the other night. A plug
nat and familiarity with the premises
seems to almost identify the individual.
Kimble, Gordon ant Moore are the
revenue officers on duty al Davis distil-
lery tnis month, Turrel laying off for
repairs.
And now comes Mrs. John D. Bowles
and files her petition for divorce from
her truant aud adulterous Jonathan.
MI. Bowles being in eoulh America will
hardly be able to be present at the tria!
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CONVICTION.

A heavy white frost iell last night, but
as the weather is SO dry farmers say
nothing was injured.
George Brinkman, while conversing
with a lady friend at the Ida Lawson
benefit last night, tainted and had TO be
carried out OF the hall for medical aid.
Miss Ida Lawson received very
fattering reception at Odd-iellO VS.
Hall, last night, which SHOWS that home
talent Of a good quality will be encour-
aged.
Last night one OF the inmates of the
Convent Of the Benedictine Sisters an
swered the door-bell and picked up from
the steps bundle containing new
born babe. The little child was taken
to 81. Elizabeth Hospital.
Preaching at Shlnkle Cuapel NJ. E.
Church, tomorrow morning and even
ing, by the pas Tor, j. L.. AlDritton. Bap-
tism and communion services in the
murning. Subject ior evening, "Christ
On the Cross Considered"
The temperance movement has had
good effect on the boys i'll tue neighbor-
hood OF Sixth and Main streets. 1n-
stead OF drinking beer and whisky they
are indulglng in Browns compound ex-
tract OF cinnamon, which makes them
nave lively appearance.
The Water-works Board met last eve-
ming, all the members present; Presi-
dent Stephens in the chair.
The Engineer reported that the water
pumped during the month Is on an aver
age of one million two hundred and t1ty
thousand gallons in twenLy-four hours.
A proposition to put up an instrument
to save twenty-five per cent. Ut gas bill
was received anu referred to President
Stephens and Superinte ndent Glure,
with power to act.
The superintendent reported twelve
hydrants turned on ana Que turned of,
and recommended thai The Board ana
Committee meet at the pumping-house
on Monday next at 4:30 z. Al.
The rreasurel's report showed a bal
ance on hand of 81, 73O II.
The School Board met last night, all
present except Messrs. Bostwick and
Falls; President Prague in Lhe chair.
II Was resolved that the Committee
on Supplies purchase the necessary sta-
tionery, &C., Tor the ID, x and II grades.
No money can be appropriated tDus ex-
cept sucn as has been received from non
residents. ...-
The Treasurer's report showed bal
ance October OF $40, l47 SO.
Bids 1or the new scAool building were
received and referred to tue Committee
on Building and Ways aud Means.
The Bevls bill OF $500 for plaus was OIL
lowed.
Nj. Vandyke's resignation was &C.
cepted, and Mr.. Homann appointed.
The appointment of Miss Messicks as
substitute in the Fourth District was
confirmed.
Adjourned.
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The residence and contents OF Henry
KoLtenbrook, situated near DeCourcey
station, on the Kentucky Central Rail.
road, was entirely destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon at 8 O'clock. The house
was two and half story frame, con-
tanned eleven rooms, and was not in
sured. Eighteen barrels OF cider also
were destroyed. The total loss will be
over $4,000. Tne fire originated from a
dnfanLlvp fi1a
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
IN record since our last report:
Emma Hervey, 2S yrs, OHIO.
B. IL. Morrissing. II yrs, Germany.
VIM. Reynolds, 40 yrs, Ireland.
Q. e. Brigge, 81 yrs, Germany.
Henry Mlettenkotter, 3 yrs, city.
Mary M. Stanton, 8 mos, city.
David Cagney, 16 yrs, city.
Frank Roa, 7 yrs, city.
Anna M.Eschenbrenner, 80 yrs, Germ'y
Mary Burns, 6 yrs. city.
hervey i. spiSer, 10 mos, city.
Emma Decker, 13 mos, city.
Infant SWINE, still-born, city,
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NE WPORT.

The result of the election in this city
will be found in the local columns.
A meeting will be held at the Town
Hall in Bellevue tomorrow afternoon
for the purpose OF organizing Union
Sunday-schoul.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The jury in the case
OF smltn against Scnerch failed to agree
and were discharged. Court adjourned
until Monday noon.
The concert given by Enterprise Lodge,
No. 64, Independent Order OF Working
men, last nignt, at Van Voast Hall, was
grand success.
The Board Of Water-works Trustees
met last night. Geo. HOrnung's resigna-
tion was accepted. Claims to the
amount Of $474 O6 were allowed.
The Workingmen held large meet
ing last evening at the corner OF York
and Bellevue streets. Messrs. Haines,
Thomas and Mcclure were the speak.
ers.
Martin Leonard was arrested last
night on the charge of abusing his fami-
ly and the destruction OF properly. This
morning he appeared before Squire q.
p. Buchanan who fined him So and costs
ON the first charge and $8 ior using pro-
under bonds in The sum OF 500 to ap-
pear before the criminal Court to an
Bwer the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Union SabDaLh-scho0l opens to-
morrow at ~ O'Clock in the Council
Chamber, anu several able teachers will
be on hand for duty.
The Union Mite Society, which meets
next Tuesday night al The residence of
Mr.. George Straher on Berry avenue,
will give several selections OF readings
and music, and will be ably assisted by
the Qulntette Club Of Cincinnati.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Barnum's great show spread its i'm.
mense canvas in THIS city yesterday.
This is the largest show that mas Yisite d
this City for many years.
The watchword at the Murphy meet
ings is Rise, sing and sign" There
have been great many siguers In this
city; some oi them nave been very hard
drinkers.
A letter has been received from the
colored families which emigrated from
this city short time ago. They say
they are all doing as we'll as could be
expected, and pay is better there than
In Kentucky.
City Council met Thursday night.
His Honor, Mayor Frazer, not being
present, Mr.. Nj. q. johnson was elected
to the chair. There were one hundred
and thirty-lhree arrests during the
month. The amount collected from
drummers was $40, and 500 was appro-
priated TO the Home OF the Friendless.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The Grand Jury is still in session.
Warren Watts was married on SUM-
day evening to Miss Martha T. Parsons,
oil this city.
j. f. Hammerle and A. G. Kidd
change their places OF business to-day
into new quarters.
The arguments in the Smith N. Fowler
Utah divorce case will be made TODAY
and verdict rendered by evening.
Mr.. J. j. Hazelrigg has brought his
family and furniture from Green sbur0
with the purpose OF permanently resld.
ing here.
A man named Steid was lodged In Jail
Saturday, charged with forgery, having
given small orders on parties in Aurora,
and kept up the game ior some time.
The contest between the Attn etics an d
Preston b. B. CluD of New Haven re-
suited In q tie OF 10 10 16. 1t is claimed
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Presentation TO Superintendent
Peabody.

Precisely atnoon to-day special train
left the M. q G. Depot for Madisonville
having on board the employees of the
road and large Halps safe, which was
to be presented to Captain W. W. Pea
body, their late Superintendent, but
now OF the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad.
The gift to Capt. Peabody was "a token
OF respect and esteem on the part of bis
late employees. The safe is magniti-
cent one. Besides this handsome set
or solld sllyerware accompanied the
sale: The Presentation took place at
Mr.. Peabody's residence.
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The following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
A. Oehlschlaeger and Maria West.
Ernst Wager and Caroline Gaeble.
Geo. Vetter and Emma Bauer.
Robt. Fugate and Virginia Bryan.
Henry $. Klower and Rosa Hyman.
H.W WendrOeth and Christina SchmahI,
Leopold Struss and Jennie Stern.
Robert Hare and Lizzie Wehner,
q. q. King aud Sarah Blue.
Nicholas Moringer and Anna Nickolls,
John Chadonia and Mary Beaupre,
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cdent occurring by reason Of the said
grant.
A resolution was adopted direc ing
the Engineer to prepare The necessary
papers Tor the reconstruction of Fourth
street, from the east line OF John street
to the west line OF broadway, and re-
port the same TO the 3 laru.
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Don't pay 20 and 25c for Linen Collars
when you can get the best four-ply Linen Col
lars for 1910 at Mabley's Mammoth Clothing
House, sc ard IS West Fifth street, opposite
Fountain.
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Fer HUnfip DfOD.

THIS DAY, 9th. at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h.EXCHANGE. Jas. kirker Master.
Freight received on Big SANDY
xsSszzzsshn@ W harf- boat, foutof broadway. W,
HOusheil SuperiutenUien1
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. g.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6-i:30 P. Nj.
Gold 1o21s buying and 1O2& selling. Gold
checks on New York 102Z.
Eastern exchange steady and demand light.
Rates unchanged. We quote par buying ana
lilo premium selling.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady. We
quoe sight drafts $4 Sl1a, and sixty-day bills
81 81 u per in gold.
Governments quieU and steady. The local
buying and selling rates are as follows:
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In ORDER To ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. u AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the eastern States This will De
abranch Office the STAR, Mr.. snitfen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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NObby Kilt Suits for the little fellows at
Mabley's Mammoth Clothing House, opposite
Fountain,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the star.l

OIL CITY, PA. Oct. 6-9:38 A. M.-AIle-
gheny River inches and stationary. Ther-
mometer So Wind north. Weather clear and
cool.
Monongahela River feet and rising. Weather
clear. Thermometer 81. Wind north.
PITTsBURG, PA. Oct 6-10:45 A. M.--River
2 feet inch by the marks and rising. TheF-
mometer 81 Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Oct. 6-9:90 A. NJ
KanRWha River feet and rising fast. Their
mometer o. Wind southwest. Weather clear,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 6-l2:12 P. NJ
The repairs to the Louisville and Portland
Canal were completed at a late hour last night.
The Cotton Valley and Cons. Millar were the
first boats to pass through, about midnight.
The canal marks indicate feet 10 inches.
The river s lower than at any time this sea-
son, with ltinches In the chute on the falls
The VIrgie Lee, from Cincinnati, arrived at IL
A, NJ, with the excursIonlsts
The river srising here at noon to-day, with
feet inches in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business good.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Emma Graham, Golden crown, Fanchon, Rose
City, John Wilson, A. L. Norton, Trout, John
L. Rhoads. Louis A. Sherley, Vint shinkle and
Mary Miller.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Louis A. Sherley laid over yesterday,
place of the Ben. Franklin and continue in
that trade during low water. The Franklin
lays up. The EddyvIlle has taken the Louis
A. Sherley's place in the Carrollton trade.
The Emma Graham Will he the packet leav-
ing this evening for huntington. She is COM
manded by Capt. Isaac BrysOn. Mn w. p.
Walker and Gus. Honshell are her chief
clerks.
The John l.. Rhoads arrived this morning
and will return to Madison this afternoon.
The A. L. Norton and Trout came down last
evening from kiDley, and the Trout, immedi-
atelv after discharging her cargo, LETT for Chi
10, and was to leave there for Cincinnati this
morning. The A l.. Norton also returned to
Chilo and will run us a regular q ncinnati and
Chllo packer, leaving here daily, until the CiUy
Of Portsmouth re-enters the trade
The Jonn Wilson will leave Wednesday for
New orleans.
Capt II. 5. Yerke's new steamer Rose City
Will depart for Arkansas River this evening.
The new Golden Crown will probably COM
mence loading Monday for New Orleans and
depart Tuesday OF W Gdnesday
Capt. John n. shunk's popular Mary Miller
will load next week and leave Friday for st.
Louis.
The Cotton Valley will arrive this afternoon
and return to Cairo this evening.
The Emma Graham came down from Hunt
ington at II A. M, and left at p. Al. for Ports
mouth.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
A force of laborers began work this morn
ing on the old Telegraph, ana VIII remove her
cabin. The hull viii be used for wharfboat
Memphis collected 81, ,870 10 wharfage during
the mouth of september.
The steamer BatesvIlle was sold at Men,
phis, yesterday, to James Lee for $2,500
The George W. Cheek and Coahoma have put
down passage rates from Helena 10 Memphis
to Is cents.
he City of Portsmouth is receiving a new
cyllnuer.
The Vrgie Lees charter expires the latter
part of this month instead OF this week, as
stated by us yesterday.
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Children's Suits for So, 81 ana IS at
Mabley's
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SATURDAY. 9th, at 5 l.. NJ. Positively,
~ n COTTON VALLEY, }. ". Carltun,
Master. Apply Oh buara, or vc
saasszsAHMJ s. Robson, ana Matt. Mcclure,
agents.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY. 9th, at r. NJ. Positively,
S~% ~ the U. $. Mail Lane steamer BEN.
i.tssksAtxT LOUIS A. SHERBEY, G. David,
Master, treight received on harf-
boat, fo0G OF Wac Stree a. ii, Wade, SuuG
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For ARKANSAS River.

SATURDAY. u h. at T. NJ. PJ ,irtVEI,Y.
NJ n ROSE IIrY, X. 5. YE KES
Lf5 Master. Ap ly Oh board. or 20
ssssn@R Roy 80 u MossoG, Agents.
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that some OF the Athletics attempted to
sell the game, and some trouble began to
brew, when the game was suddenly
brought to a close.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01
DRIFT ON A WRECK.
The Isaac Bel's Lights Mistaken for those
OF Lishtship.

from ne IhiddeiDhid Press.
Capt. William H. Collins arrived in Cam
den on Friday hi2ht, aztec having undergone "a
terrible adventure IN the James river. Inc two
"A wee. ago, and went to the james river for
muskrat skins, in the sloop Kate Grant, belong
ing to resident Of the city On the night OF
the 18Th, Ia the terrible snow storm, when the
slOop was between Old Point ana Crtney Island,
she WIS run into by the steamship lisa Bell,
bY one Of the wheels Of the steamer. and almost
den oisned. Capt. Collins the elder, was
at the wheel, and mistoOk the lights
Of tho steamer for lghtshp OF
Craney Island. The collision occurred about
eight o'clock In the evening Young Collins
carried around twice inside the whcel-box fail
ing zach time through the wheel when raised to
the highest point. At the end OF tue second
fall he struck his heal and was stunned. lie
then picked out OF the wheel and tax en- on
board the steamer. Tinker had better fortune,
he WAS thrown INTO the air some fifteen feet,
and landed ON the out lIe edge of the guard Of
the steamer, where he was caught, and escaped
without srliOus injury except some bruises on
Tie back. Cdpt. Collins, ST., at the time of the
collision, was caught In ide a large yawl, and
thia position for a couple Of hours, but
finally extrlcated himself, ana remained on
the SINKING snip until two o'clock the next
morning, wntn he was rescued by the schooner
Prince Eagle OF Baltimore. boat was sent
from the Isaac bell to rescue Capt. Collins, and
was RAINING 80 hlgh tnat the boat cam. near
sNamping, and another boat " sent ~ rescue
the one which had attempted TO save Capt,
Collins The injured men were kept At Norfolk
for two days, hud then sent home by the
steamer OLD Dominion ~ Now York,and thence
m