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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Recorders Court,

A motley crowd Of "v.gs' wa- on the
dock. yesterday morning. and life vas pre-
sented IN i;s different phases. There we're
ten Of them. ranging in years from fourteen
to City. They represented ell stages Of
poverty and degradation. and the old men
bore signs Of hard, rough lives.
One Of them had been put in for being
drunk. the remainder for v.grancy or tres.
passing on railroad property. One Of the
latter. boy Of fourteen, Vas armed With q
pack Of cards, and when released, wanted
his cards, hut the officer threatened to
trump him with club il he did not clear
out. The following are the cases.
James Black, drunk, pleaded guilty and
was fined three dollars.
David Fletcher. James Carney, Henry
Wise, Thomas johnson, Will Dudley, John
Reilly, Joe Cooper, Wm. Smith, were
charged with trespa~ing At nigh, time. hsv.
ing been found in empty cars. Each were
fined Eve dollars.
The court granted stay Of execution
until noon 10 the trspsa cases to allow
them time to pack up and leave.
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Burglary.

Walker Mat,ox, . teamster, living in
the southwest part Of the city, vas arrested
last evening BY Officers Conner and George
Adams. upon a charge Of burglary and
larceny The complaint was made Ly John
Fowler, Who lives about four miles east Of
the city. Mr.. Fowler had been missing
wheat from his barn for some time and
upon making inquiry detected Maddox
and caused his arrest. Maddox stole about
-eve teen bags Of wheat which he took to
Otierville and sold u the mill there. He
was lodged in Jail and will have . pre-
examination to morrow.
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Fulton, Galway County, August 29-5
days.
Sturgeon, Boone county. August 27-4
days.
Ashley. Pike county, August 27-5 days
Miami. Saline county, August 81
days.
Marshall, Saline county, September 81
days.
Ste. Genevieve, September As DAYS.
MaryviIIe, Nodaw.y county, September
SIS days.
Columbia, Boone county, September 10
5days.
Newark, Knox county, September l0-4
days.
Sweet Springs, Saline county, Septembe
lO--5 days.
Pennington, St. Francois county, Septem-
Der 1915 days.
Kirksville, Adair county. September
III days.
Kansas City, September l6-6 dsys.
Charleston, Mississippi county, Septem-
her III days.
Neosho, Newton county, September IS
days.
Moberly. Randolph county, September
2l-5 days.
Livingston, Lafayette county. September
A-5 days.
Appleton City, September 25-5 days.
California, Moniteau county. September
25-5 days
Hannibal, Marion county, October l-5
days.
Montgomery City. October is days.
KeyesvilIe. Charlton county, October
Is days.
St. Lonis. October &c DAYS.
Cape Girardeau, October l5-5 DAYS.
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The start for the tournament If doves" he
tween i-ihourne. near BOurdeaux. and Anvers was
. grand success. thousand birds were lo0sed
simultaneously. 1t l:l2 p. m. on Thursday. Some
eighty Of them struck for the north actually from
the baskets, several other hocks Were formed that
in quarter Of an hour hit upon the homeward
way and hew Oh IN the same direction on their
voyage OF nearly $50 miles, while stali othef
companies wandered about in apparent doubt
On Sunday Eve birds reached home. on Monday
sixty.
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Kin KluX IN Ksnsas.
Kansas CITY Times.

Kansas City Times.
Ottawa. Kansas, Aug. l6.-Last nigh,
Mr.. o. E. Strong, editor Of the Williams.
burg Herald, visited this city. and re.
naming over night, the guest Of s. Devore
During the night . party of masked men
visited his room, over him with |,
pistol. and then gagged and tied him "a
the bed. de!ngine him With water. This
, !: supposed 70 oe the result Of . pub.
location that rejected On On ex EN-.
ployee IN the post Office, which appeared in
the Herald short time since.
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What is the difference between an over
coat aud baby?
You always know Who your coat be-
longs 10.
According TO the Whitehall Rerie~. the
American bishops. whom the Bishop al
London is entertaining At his palace. all
smoke Ia bed To = man.
Oh. nov We feel easier. We thought that
you were going 10 say 10 woman. Wait
until McCoskrey gets over there.
The Marquis Of Lorne parts his hair in
the middle and shave~ clean. The Princess
Louise resembles the Queen and looks Older
than her husband.
The Duke Of B-l<terlina u~s . csmels
hair brush NJ the intersection Of his toezs.
The Countess Of Kilkenny takes tansy in
her bitiers on the frat Monday before the
last quarter Of the moon.
TiltOn's bed and board, and nov the only
vacancy that il deplured BY that swe~,
scented group il that which IL occssioned
by the xuiIeless The"sioreis absence.
Il IL the fault Of the New York Sun
which keeps = reporter hanging around ihs
premises in order to see tie sleeping act re
peaied.
Can any true gentlemen drink sods
water ana not Get any fro;h on his n',se?
No sir, unless he takes . hold Of his nos,
and twists il around, and how would tina
look to MN up tree.
A Cincinnati grocery firia. al which
the Democratic Governor Of OHIO, ~ I'll,
head, hrs failed.
Well what could you expect when the
Russians are Perpetrating slch horribl,
ou,ragcs in Sandj.ssk.ki!
A girl applied ior poeiic license Z,
the mayor OF Chicago recently.
The mayor Is the last man to apply Il
for one 81 ,hp-e things. 1t goes by u diff
ferent name elsewhere.
A Bat,l. Creek man fed iramp--wh,
proved "a be hi. long lost brother.
How necessary il is tien to ne kind e
The tramp. lie may he vour brother. An
gels are said To have been entertained un
a~ares, hut it always happened in the mex
country.
-Risinri and daughter are spending tn
summer nj the baths vi 80. Moriiz. in III,
Alps.
We know il, Int they are c"n,ing hrm,
next week. We csnno, afford In Put mp To-
them any longer.
II have worn nv fhinnest pants. anS
vet suffered with the heat terrib!y."-Dr
Nary Wikr.
Great heavens. take them Of then g,
without any clothes aud stop this everlasi
ing howl about heat. We've been fre~zins
all summer.
The man who gets up last in the morn
ing should b the test reporter. is the Ovin
ion of the keokuk Consolidation, becsuse ''h,
gets the latest sn"uze."
There Is no question about that, but thsI
iis bed ou the worm business.
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C.audcStine.

II ws> our int-nii"n 10 mol publish any
more personals" oi the charscier following
but during the week 81 many letters have
been excl ance,l that We conclude that the
parties are in rnrn--i. All m~,ters pertain.
ing Ia this are confidential in this Office
The folloxing have been received for thi,
issue:
Miss Juiis: Iamp"->ihle Tor me to have
kept appointment Fri.:sv uighi; could
M, re. off. Blonde.
Minnir X, sie of Fourth At, SEMI al
dress ,o Charlie. this otiice.
Miss Belle: Please meet me On Sixth
and O.agc s;s about o'clock. Harry W.
Mis-. Belle: Please meet mc on SEVENTH
and UA,ge sbou; 4o'cl"ck. Harry Y.
Msjor: Will met you a: same place sun
day al o'clock Jack.
NJ. +: Thnrsd.y's letter not received
can't tell why write agsin fully To- this
Office at once. Respectable.
Miss ;nez NJ: Leave for l.. ihi. a. m;
back Monday see you at old place. Fred.
Mack Come down; want To see YOU.
NJ.
NJ. d.: will y"u Friday evening at
the same place aud time wler~ I wss t.
see You Thursday evening. w RI.
Pet: Your letter dill not deserve tn.
answer gave YOU; II have wronged you
| ask your forgiveness. =. L.
Respect: Gei your letter. Jim.
Robert: II in city. let me know; will
send letter. Dark and Light.
SGD: Letter in this oGre for you.
W. Il.
The acquaintance wanted Il young lady
in post ONCE Yesterday, II noon. BY young
gent in light clothes Address Jim, this
office.
The scquainiance wanted of two young
ladies. one ia brown, the either in black, on
several times each evening. address J. T..
B., this Office.
7. W.. Of Newport Please drop letter
to F. A.
The acqnaintence desired, IL agreeable, Of
The two young ladies. one dressed in light
and one in black suit. ON Eighth street.
Wednesday evening about 9 o'clock. Ad
dress Frank and Jack, this Office.
The gentleman Of Fifth street, that disap-
pointed lady al Washington ave- and Sixth
last Wednesday week answer il he Wa
there. Lady Of Bsymiller.
The scqu,in.once desired. il agreeable. of
he inside lady OF the three vho passed
iown Ohio street about six o'clock Wedues. |
lay evening and noticed gent With light
'traw hat, near Fourth street. Address |
Omaha, this Office.
The address wanted Of the taller of two |
'oung ladies IN blue dress and lisht hat, |.
rho pa-~ed east on Fifth street. weaise.d.y
and, returning, ven. into meat |
hop. Address F. J. H., this office.
The address wanted Of lady in black vho
another lady 10 ~ cream a.
oon yesterday afternoon At 3 o'clock. Ad.
Tres Jim's friend, this Office.
w.: would like to have you call. Q.
Will the young lady who nearly collided
Tith young man on northeast coruer Of
anime and Fifth streets, p. N. Tuesday,
lease .ead her address to Freak, X. Y,
l,is Office! j.
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unless h. got u ascsdsutIy IN trade. He would
sat ten minutes sf . street hsCogs getting
into car in the hope q meeting an acqsains.nce
friend one day in regard TO his mi-eriy habits he
aid well. can't help IL, know It's foolish,
it's ds>ease I've got" In all matters not con.
uected With money he Vas . man Of gIeas inselli
grnce and iibrrality.
"A doctor. while escortine . lady home one
evening. offered teP troche "a relieve her cough
He told her so lef 20 dtssolye gradually in Ter
mouth. No relief Vas sxperieueed. aod the
doctor felt quite chasrined the nexs day vhea
tn lady cent hum paneaioon button With Q note
saying he must have given her the wrong kind Of
. troche, and might need this ops,
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Alexander the Great used to say that
he was more indebted to Aristotle for giving
him knowledge than he was to his father
for life.
The man Who continually does wrong
under the impression thss no one will find
il out ie simply rubbing his nose against his
own griudsioue.
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"a positive ssnees 10 yoang children
and iaianss" y the popular vssaiet for Dr..
Ball's Baby Syrup. Sud everywhere 1t %
cents bottls.
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young sister blown to pieces by Que Of
those terrible engines Of destruction
while she Was drinking at il. and be
had never since been able u look ut q
soda fountain without growing faint.
"How sad said both young ladies.
and then Ethel asked:
''How do they make soda water,
Mr. Henderson :"
And while the young man Vas get
ting ready to recise . recipe composed
mainly Of diet and poison, Elfrida,
read aloud four ice-cream signs, and
Ethel read on transparency. Lemon
ices. G. oling. refreshing. and healthy,
and Elfrida read. Ladies and gentle
mems ice-cream parlors" twice. and
Ethel looked 1t the door aud said !:
''Oh. don't they look nice and cool in
there! How comfortable and happy
they do look !" And Elfrila then
aid, "Yes indeed, il makes this dusty
street and scorching sidewalk TEEN
like an oven, just TO look in at them
even, and then young Mr.. Heuder-
MN. Who tor the last ten minutes had
been clawing HE hair. and tearing or
his nechtie and collar. and paving the
lir. shouted in tones Of Wild frenzy:
'Oh. yes. yes. yea Come in. come
10. and gorge yoQrselves! Everybody
,ome in and feed up . vhole weeks
Alary in fifteen uinutea Set EN- up !!
sody, ioeeseam. cake. strawberry
lemon ics. and sherhet. Set !
em up! Its On ne. Oh. yes. I can
tand it. Ia, b. b /! / am John !
Iacob Vanderbilt in disguise. Oh.
~. il don't cost anything 10 take an !
,veniug walk n BsrlingSoo. Oh, no!
Put ost yesr fossa Psdding! Ha.
u. hasa"
They carried the young man to biz
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not"
"Why not :"
"Oh, keep still"
The young w"msn then got up
and nearly fell over the rail into the
water. The aunt uttered shreak,
and the writer, much against his will.
rescued the young lady.
Thank you, sir," " said the auut.
"What for ask the terrible infant.
"For nothing" said the rescuer.
"Auntie, did you ever see . little
girl dockey bird Airt up is tail an
sing?
"Yes dear.
"WhereT
II meant no, DEAR" Desperately
did YOU zee that colored lady,
anntie ? She had on . feasful pretty
hat ever 90 much prettier than yours. |
II want. TO 20 home.
"You mustn't 20 home. your
mamma i sick. and you must go with |
me-"
What makes mamma sick -
"Never mind, she'll be we'll in . /
week or two"
but I want to know what makes |
her sick ?"
"Never mind. DEAR"
"whyr-hut just then the
boat swung up to her pier at Stapleton,
Md the inqu,sitive young lady and her
.ubmissive aunt disemberked.
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SrARKs FROM TnE rkIE0RAPn

Holloway Hunt o. Schonlcy's Mountain. n J has
been nominated tor the Assembly by the Democrats
It's rumprci in Berlin that the marriage of Counties.
hsnAfrk. lunce Ht-mhcks laughter with Count
RauUan. viii take place ON Nuv. q
SimOntun hus been norinRted for Congress nv IA
nemUcrits OF the Ninth Tennessee District Mr SunOutO
Is a member Of the present Tennessee Legislature
Col Thomas scott stewart OF New York a nephew of
the rresld nj OF the lrnnsy Ania Central Rarunl lied
ol hcatt dl,ea'c ON Thursday nGht at the Westminster
Palace H0el, London
MT hArk II Moore, who was nominated for the Assem-
hy hy the Democrats o the rhIrd Erie District having
declined the nomination john Kcderhouse has Doe
nominated IN liis stead.
James llanmnre aged 50 years hostler at the Eagle
lioel ~ walden, N hanged himself the barn on
Ihur~lny lie WAS To have been discharged from his
huhuo aj Il Is supposed dependency led to the deed
Henry W Tyler, well known desperardo in Lowell
u, shot ana Killed his wife Thursday then nut A
bullet through his own head dying nome ens ar
wsrd lie supposed 70 have been under the influence
ol liquor al the ume.
While lAbOrors at work the new city sewer
near the Crescent station Of the Od Colony Rail
road IN Boston yesterday forenoon, high tide broke
through the cmbhnknent into the trench. sweeping a
mas. OF TIMBER mud aud pumps on 10 the six men ono
ni whom Michael Quigley, died from hls wounds
Patrick kennedy was seriously Injured
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THE wREcKs IN TnE cnEsArEAKE
Another Baltimore steamer Missing-The
hurVivors Of the Express.

BALTtNORE, Oct 25-Gravc fear, are en-
tcrtaincd for the safety Of the steamer Matilda.
CaDt jas. Gurley. Of the Weoms TRANSPORTATION
Line which left here las, Friday for Frcdcricks-
burg, Raprshannock River. She is known 10
have left Fredericksburg on tho return trip at
II o'clock on Monday. SIX hours behind time.
ana war due here on Wednesday morning. Since
that time not a word has been heard Of her. and
the impression is fast gaining ground that she
shared the fate OF the Express and was wrecked
in the storm. involving another frghtful loss of
life. Her crow numbered about twenty a 10
officers and men. and she probably had ten or
twelve Passengers The Matida is one Of the
-tan'hcst bay steamers belonging to this port
and was valued nt as 900
The steamer Louise arrived here this morn.
lIg from down the bay. bringing survivors
from ~" lost steamer Express. There wore SIX
lrnhlrs on board. all OF whom were lost. Three
NM M phs-' Myers were lost
, The tug Duuont has arrived. bringing Will
,hm Hot and Charles l.. Cassell. both colored
deck hands OF the lost steamer Express. who
were picked up ut 10 o'clock ON Wcdncs lay
morning from floating raft hy "A three ina-trd
schooner and thence transferred 10 the t1p-
boat. This makes total OF fifteen known 70
De- saved ana sixteen missing. some Of whom
may have been rescued. Dr. Burch and Ma
seen G. sink and drown. Mrs Bacon was seen
~ she was swept 0n the floating timbers by a
wave, and WAS undoubtedly lost MS was also
Mis-. Tarleton. with her child years Old.
Inc signal station at Cape Henry reports that
SIN more bodies from the A. l.. Davis were
washed ashore last night. ono coored. All the
bodies have now been found. and have been
buried hy liie-saying crows. On the arm Of one
Of the men was tho name II. Krugen"
Tho tug sanford. hence 2lst for PHILADELPHIA
with n dredging machine. three scOws and n
water boat IN tow. has returned. aud reports
that her tow brok adrin during tho gale ami
went ashore in Nornfel harbor. at the mouth
ol ne POTOMAC River. Tho dredgC, was after
ward gotten ofi and safely anchored.
PHILApELrHIA. Oct 25.-A special despatch
from AbSecom, y. J to-day says " The
schooner reported ashore on Packs Beach.
four miles south Of Great Egg Harbor. is tho
schooner Samuel Clark Of Greenport L. l.,
Capt tnas. Brock, bound to New York with a
load OF lumber, The schooner rolled over al
sea wat"roggei and came asho.e and Is now
breaking mp. The cargo is scn'tcrod for three
miles along tho shore. The sails are all gone.
Nrcckcrs have saved n small portion II the
rigging and Will save the anchors and chains
to-day. The lumber will not pay the expense
otroshippng. The mate and one seaman were
drowned. Nearly all the crew were hurt by
ialinG spars The mates body was recovered.
He leaves a wife and family in New York. The
seaman 5 body is not yet found
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NEW UTRECHT's MYSTERY.
Mrs smith and her sister Discharses-A Po-
iiticai Feature OF the Case

The final hearing in the case OF Mrs. Mary
J.. Smith and her sister, Mrs. johnson, held by
Justice Cropsey In New Utrecht on account of
the accusation made against them by the sui
eide. William u. Cooper who killed hirnself n
few weeks after his wife's sudden death. and
left letter declaring that his wife had been
poisoned. and that tho women named were i'm.
pltcated in the murder. was given in the Now
Utrecht Town Hall last evening. The two
women had been kept at their mothers house
In Bath. Long Island. in charge Of an officer
and they did not appear in court. Justice Crop
sey drove up Mt half past o'clock, and dis
mounting. entered one OF the private rooms in
tho roar OF the hall. Judge Carpenter wns pres-
ent rs counsel for thetwO women. In nnnounc.
ing his decision. the Justice said:
49,, In view ot tho fact that the Court has by lot
ter ana telcgram used every effort to induce tho
relatives ot Mrs. Cooper in Newark to have her
Dolly rxnqmcd tor the purpose OF n chemical
examination and that the said relatives have
declined or neglected TO movo in the matter
the Court does not feel justified in holding these
w iahics any longer. They nrc. therefore,
say that tl" District Attorney OF Kings County
pas promised to write to the local authorities in
New Jerscy md endeayor to havo tho ncres-
sary analysis made. In case new evidence
tcndinIto incrminatc tn" defendants il dis
covered they will Of course. be liable to rear
Mrs. Smiths husband says he is fully pcr
suaicd that nothing was intended beyond
iih'N'h. HlNu nflNttn MS WHO ana
Cooper. and that. barring this. Mrs. Smiths
conduct has been above reproach.
Justice Cropscy feels that he has subjected
himself 10 political persecution 10y his attempts
70 ferret out this mystery. but docs not regret
ms nction, They may say that n Justice OF
the Pence has no business To- be detective" no
SAID 10 tho reporter for THE Sun last night
But what was TO do. with no detectives and
with tho police authorities Of brooklyn refusing
70 give mo detective. My idea Of Justices
duty ls that he should ondeayor to ferret out
crime, crime JEALOUSY md impartially, even II he
itself, might have made votes I suppose by
hanging around barrooms and neglect.ng my
duty Dtt laVt ttrnfsrrpI ta l,, ,fI
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crHaNs VINO nArEN'T srRRENDERED
sp"rtono's Fruitiess Mission Diax's Da.hinx
Hnid ON Bnynmo -Gucrriiias.

HAVANA, oct. 2i-Cubs is not yet pacincd,
after ALL At the time of the cnpitulation OF
Gomez and his associates several officers Of tho
patriot army refused to accept tho terms
offered by Cnmpos. Among tho number were
Bnnachee. Gnlio. and Diaz Until recently no
authorities 10 su'due these pcrtinacious rcicls
10y force. Cam os Irnf'rring to exhaust mlllor
means. Sehpr Juan B. Spotorno was picked
on n me oA patriot most likely to succeed in
p'r-un'ling them 20 surrender. but his miss on
was not succcs- full aud there is a report on tho
streets that Scfnr Suotolno was assnssinntnl
on his return to Trinidad
tamru' has at last reluctantly decided To- put
rs trepls lh motion against these guerrilias
render; thc rest are TO he cNirrminAtcd-if he
can cuich them. Meantime Dia1 with a force
OF about 800 Cuhans. mas made a sudden pnunco
upon bayamo, aud helped himself to such war
material ahd other nccrssarir- as he found
there. Other bands are reported TO be leyying
contribution, at different points. and the east.
erh towns are III constant dread II raids.
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NEW YORK STEAMERS LOST.
THE CTTY OF HOUSTON AND THE GEN.
BARNES BOTH WRECKED
Roth Goins Down Onthe North Carolina Coast
An Of the Passengers aud Crew Rescu.d-
One More Baitimore Steamship Missing.

News reached this city yesterday of the
loss OF the steamship City OF Houston OF NAL
lory's Texas line. on Frying Pan Shoals, on the
North Carolina coast. on tho 23d inst. hence her
loss Is to bc added to the list of casualties Of
the terrific storm Of Wednesday, Tho reports
received by the agents Of the line. II. Mallory h
Co.. Burling slip. are worry imperfect. The Cap
tain tclcgraphcd them the news from Fornnn-
dina, Fla. whore no had been loft with his crow
and passengers by tho Margret OF this city
which rescued them all. Tho City OF Houston
left hero for Galveston on the 10th inst. She
was I'm about half cargo. which consisted chiefly
OF groceries. Tho agents say that she could
have taken moro freight. but thoy load their
steamers only down 10 the watcr line. so that
they can cross the bnr at Galveston and not DO
delayed by dscharging part OF the cargo BY
lighters. The following is the passenger list
Of the last steamers
iaiiida, e kcamn II i morrill, John forsotown,
VI p Brad, u : Mason q 7 smith Mrs isc NicSer,
ani cRia Ms. Lmtiy HINT Mtss NaI q ~ mu1, wife
rs,N Ndor Levy. Sarah Huner ,colorcdi Thomas west
.JAcKsoNyIrE. Fla. Oct 25-The steamer
CTS. Of Houston. Capt Stephens. from New
n0rk for Galveston. went down near Frying
''nio 'ii NA' lilNIlilE pl lllp Zbl lnsi. Nl0
encountcred u gale the previous night which
caused the vessel 70 spring leak. There were
hpout 3 V"nty persons on board, fifty
being passengers. All took to tho
boats ut daylight and were picked
" shortly after by the steamer Margaret from
New York FOR Fcrnauliua. and arrived at tho
latter place this morning. The passengers
saved nearly all their personal effects Tho ,:aio
- described ns most terrific one. steamer
Is reported asl ore Tonight near II. Augustine
but II ~ lmpps. hle to learn anything definite
The CITY 9i II lpust0n was an iron steamship OF
! Jl5 tons burden. 2sj feet in length and 334
tcet beam. She was built in Chester Pa i'm
lSn Her owners arc the Mallorys by whom
she was well underwrittcn. They understand
thAt her cargo was well insured. as Texas ship
mrnts usually are.
NoRfuIK. Va. Oct. 25.-Thc steamer Chas W.
Lord of PhlladeiphiH from Havana. with tobuc-
go. sugar and moas-"s ior New York. cnroun-
tered a hurricane on Fryng Pan shoals on
Tuesday night and her bows were stove
ana nor healgrar injured. On "Wednesday
morning she spoke The schooner II. ". Drew
from New York ior St.Jonns. Fla. having on
BOARD ihr crow nrd pa~srnsers OF the steamer
ttrh. Bafnr-, Havana for Ncw York which
iound.f"d that morning on Cape lIatteri,s. Tie
Gen. Barnes il "a total loss. Her passengers
and crew remained in the schooner Drew.