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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Ea0 Suicide.

The West Chester Republican Of
Tuesday says:-"Last evening, at 10
O'clock, a sad case of suicide shocked
onr community. Harry Taylor, young
uan well known to our citizsns, while
suffering under temporary attack OF
insanity, took his life while walking
down along Darlington street, between
Gay and Chestnut streets.
In the morning he declined to be-
come one of q fishing party, preferring
to remain at work in the Recorders Of.
fee, where he was employed as clerk,
The deed was witnessed by DR.. 8. A.
Mullen, who was but few fact from
him when the shot was fired. They
had both recognized each other, and
the doctor hearing him making a
peculiar noise, inquired of him
as to what was the matter.
The reply was: "This is my last
shot, DOCTOR" Immediately there was
a fash, and young Taylor sank to the
ground. The doctor ran to Gay street
and notified some boys to 60 for a po
liceman, as a man had shot himself
He returned to the young man ani
found him dying. Aid speedily arrived
but he was dead.
The only cause that can be attribute
tor this rash act was that he committed
the deed while suffering with melan
choly, produced by long aud oontin
ued attack of dyspepsia. The pisto
with which he killed himself was ,
Smith 4 Weston make, a seven shooter
There were two empty chambers in i
when fonnd. Only one, however, hat
been discharged when he shot himself
The other had probably never besl
charged"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
what he b'pOsod.

At Police Court little darkey, grim
ming from ear to ear came up to
testify.
''Do you know the nature Of an
oath ?" queried Magistrate 0'Nsill
serieusly.
The youngster cbuekled.
"Do you know what would be the
result If you swore to that which was
false upon the holy evangilists of
Almighty God ?" asked the Magis-
trate.
The boy had a mystiaed look and
seemed as If he wanted to run away.
"Do you know what would become of
you If you told a lie after having kissed
the Holy Bible ?" queried the Justice.
ooh yes !" exclaimed the youth as
the meaning of the question dawned
upon his mind, 81 s'pose 1 would 90
ter de bad man."
His oath was taken without another
word.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
John Quinn's Misfortune.

South Wilmington has o man named
Quinn. 1t may have many more of that
name, but this one distinguished by
the surnane Of john Quinn, has been
mixed up with much trouble lately.
Numerous geese, swine, COWS, and that
sort of thing have been running at
large and trespassing upon his prop
arty. He has a gun, and it appears that
he has not been slow to use it upon the
intrusive creatures aforesaid. Some
weeks ago he figured at police court.
His offense was firing his gun at neigh
bors geese. A few days elapsed and he
was defendant in case before Magis-
trate Cole. This time it was for kill
ing acow with his shot gun and the
one who brought suit was q near rela-
tive.
Time went by and the name of Quinn
was almost forgotten at police court.
On Saturday night last it figured there
again. This time he was prosecuting
witness against J,hn Megary in a case
OF violating the city ordinance for
allowing goats to run at large. The
goats had been in Mr.. Quinn's corn
again. He had taken the inevitable
shot gun, fired at the brutss, and
missed them. Bound to have redress
he brought the suit. The result was
that Megary had to pay fine Of two
dollars.
This move for vengeance has proved
an expensive one to Quinn. A county
constable visited him yesterday with O
warrant and walked him of to magis-
trate's Office. He was tried here and
fined. Then he was taken to another
Office again tried and again fined and
so on "ad infritune. The record at this
time stands as follows:
Before Magistrate Vandegrift: Emily
Webb VS.. John Quinn for torturing o
a goose. "Guilty"-nned 81 ana cost.
Before Magistrate Brady, John Quinn
for firing gun within the city limits;
guilty" fined 81 and costs.
Before Magistrate Vandegrift Ed
ward Cannon vs.. John Quinn for shoot
ing goat GUILTY." fusd costs.
Before Magistrate Vandegrift Ed
ward Cannon VS.. John Quinn for using
abusive language, held to keep the
peace.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
DaIaware's StgnerS.

The Cincinnati Commercial the other
day, apropos Of the Fourth Of July,
published an account Of the lives Of
the principal signers OF the Declara-
ton Of Independence, together with
some letter from each, showing what
prominent part he took in the war.
The following refers to Thomas Nc
Kean Of Delaware:
Thomas Mexican, Governor and Chief
Justice Of Delaware and signer Of the
Declaration Of Independence, was born
at Chester, Penn, in 1884. lie was
a member Of the Colonial or "Ssamp
Act" Congress in 1865, and Of the Con-
tinental Congresses from 1774 to 1888;
President Of Congress in 1871, and
Governor Of Pennsylvania from 1893 to
1903. He died in 1917, aged 83.
His letter, signed as President Of
Congress, was written TO Cesar Rod.
new. President Of Delaware, also a
signer Of the Declaration. 1t inolosed
some letters, intercepted from the
enemy, which were thought to indi.
cate the early movement Of Corvallis
army (then in Virginia) on Baltimore
and the North. Such was, probably,
Corvallis intention at that time, but
on the 11th ofAugust, four days sub
seuuent to the date OF McKean's letter,
| Sir Henry Clinton countermanded his
previous order to that effect, and di.
rected him to take and fortify some
strong position on the Chesapeake,
from which to carry on the war in Vir'
lgiuia.
In obedience to these orders, Corn
wallis concentrated his forces in York
town, which he proceeded to fortify
and where he was besieged by the com
bined French and American armies and
feet, under Washington, Rochambeau.
and De Grasse, and compelled to sur
render on the 10Th of October, l7Sl
Lord George Gsrmaine, whose letter Il
Sir Henry Clinton is referred to by
Mexican, was then Secretary of War II
Lord North's Cabinet.
PHILADELPHIA, August 7th, 17Sl.
SIR: Your Excellency will receive
Enclosed herewith copies Of divers let
ters, announcing the Motions Of Lore
Corvallis Army to be for Baltimor'
or the Head of Chesapeake. These
Letters came to Hand yesterday, ant
the General and the President of Penn
sylvania are both furnished will
Copies. The Enemy, l suspect from
the intercepted Letter Of Lord G
Germaine to Sir Henry Clinton o
the 7th July last, have still some Hope'
Of being joined by the Tories and Trai
tors of Pennsylvania, Delaware ant
Maryland, but I fatter myself they will
now find but few of this Description
have the honor to be with Singular
Regard, Your Rxcellency's most ossdi
ent humble Servant,
THO. McKBAN, President.
His Excllenoy, CESAR RODNEY, Esq
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
AFATAL EXPLOSION.
Four HuudFsd Houses Injured
Fatal Results ofa Leak tn q Gas
Main - The Killed and the
wounded.

Four HundRSd Houses Injured
Fatal Results Of % Leak tn q Gas
taaln - The Killed and the
wounded.
LONDON, July 5.-A terrible explosion
of gas occurred this evening at O'Clock
In astreet in the vicinity Of Tottenham
Court road for some time past gas was
noticed escaping in large quantities and
a man was sent to examine the pipes.
He applied q light and series of OK.
plosions occurred, commencing at the
upper end Of Charlotte street and run
ming like mine down Charlotte, along
Percy under Tottenham Court road.
There were six distinct explosions in
various parts, each forming q trench
from eight to ten yards long.
From the large traffic prevailing in
this densely populated neighborhood it
ia surprising that the list OF casualties
is not larger than is at,present reported.
There are two persons killed, two
fatally wounded and 30 more or less
injured. From one trench, Is persons
were extricated. Four hundred houses
are injured and one demolished. Many
having large rents are rendered un-
tenantable.
All the windows along the line of the
explosion were demolished, the chin
ney pots thrown down, and the shock
was felt as far up as Hampstead road.
Dense volumes Of gas issued from the
trenches, and the air was charged al
most to suffocation. The performance
of "Forget Me Not" At the Prince Of
Wales, had to be suspended. The
streets and buildings in the neighbor-
hood are in total darkness.
Vast crowds fiocked to the scene Of
the disaster, and large body Of police
and fremen are on duty. An eye wit
ness, who was standing at his door in
Charlotte street, says he noticed q cloud
Of brick and stones shoot up hundred
feet into the air, followed by q loud re-
port which rolled down the street like
artillery fire.
He observed people stagger and fall
and the ground shook as If there wa
an earthquake. The workmanwho ap
piled the light in search of the leal
was blown a great distance away ant
killed. The greatest excitement pre-
walls in the neighborhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
TAINTED to Suicide.

Three weeks ago Charles Stahl, a
Tuckman residing at Williamsburgh,
n, y, accidently run over and killed
'Oln Shure. Stahl was arrested but
released by the coroner, who, on inves-
gation, found that the man was not
VlAmable for the boys death. Two
weeks ago stahl, who had complained
Y MS wife that he was annoyed by the
saunts OF a relative, who styled him
murderer, disappeared from his home.
az, az le dld not return in the evening his
WIS instituted a search for him. Last
aOnasy she was informed that the body
" y. sn unknown man had been found In
ue,s water at Bowery Bay, and an exam
s.I, ,asIlon proved the dead man to be
mfs stahl is convinced that her hus.
%Sna, haunted by the taunts of his mer.
N'esB relative, committed suicide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Pistol Practice.

The other evening some eolorsd lads
including Jimmy Grooms stood at
Seventh and Tatnall streets. Charles
Lockwood, also a colored lad came up
with toy pistol in his hand. "Here
comes light 'un" said Grooms.
Don't yer say beams" said the
irate Charles, who had overheard
Grooms' remark.
"Bsans," shouted the boy.
Crack went the pistol and Grooms'
hand was seen rubbing his cheek
where the powder had made quite .
wound: 4,
The boy who had been shot pre-
ferred a charge against Lockwood and
the case was given hearing last night
before Squire o'Niell who. ..fned.him two
dollars,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
AIIeead apantah InsuIt.

In yesterdays Cabinet meeting the
recent firing into an Ameican schooner
off the Cuban coast was discussed.
The State Department is informed by
the Spanish authorities are inclined
to believe that the vessel which over
hauled the American schooner was q
pirate. Ample reparation is promised
however, should 1t turn out that the
outrage was countsnanced by the Span
ish officials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
A Nice Store.

W. Fl. sinoock, dealer in mems
furnishing goods, who Of late has been
occupying a portion Of the store No;
3O4 Market street, last evening moved
into his new headquarters at No. 3o7
Market street. The gentleman now
has large room and nice store win.
dow. His stock Of goods is large and
the prices are quite cheap. He opened
his mo. u'ug and did q thriving tra1e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Noah and His Ark.

On Monday, Mary Turner, colored,
visited her sister. Noah, her husband,
came along and told her he was ''gwine
ter 20 home and bust up de furniture u
Mary did not heed the remark and
Noah staggered into his "ark." He
had taken one chair and entirely de-
stroyed 1t and had seized another, but
lust then the wife CHANGING to arrive,
all his propensities for destruction
fed. Last evening Mary had Noah ar
raigned at Police Court and Magistrate
O'Neill fined him one dollar aud costs
for being drunk and disorderly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Covered Into tho Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has re-
turned to the treasury one million dol
lars Of unexpended balance Of the ap
propriation for refunding the nstiona
debt into four per cents. and two million
dollars Of unexpended balance Of the
appropriation for collecting the revenue
from customs for the last year, being
the amounts saved by the department
ost of the funds authorized to be ex'
pended by law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Sudden Doatla.

Jacob G. Ripple who occupies the
farm Of VIM. Bright, on the Ksnnett
pike, near Csntreville, was attacked
with cholera morbus about 1--WE O'Clock
on Tuesday morning, and notwith.
standing every effort to check its vic.
lence, he expired in the evening. Mr..
II. was worthy citizen, about fifty
years of age, and leaves a wife and
some eight or ten children. His re.
mains will be inferred at the Lower
Brandywine Cemetery on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. To make the af.
Fiction more sever Mrs. Nipple in wait,
ing on her husband fell and broke one
of her legs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
rrancis Vincent CompIimented.

Baron J0annes Won Visen, German
resident of Leibnitz, Austria, having
heard much of ex-City Treasurer Fran
els Vincent, has written him q letter
req questing him to send some stamps
which he may save as a keepsake.
The foreign nobleman addresses our ex-
City Treasurer as /" The Most Noble
Born" a title similar to that given to
mobiles, and the same as Hon. or Esd.
in this country. Our post-ofice has
but thirty cent stamps, but Mr.. V. has
some 30 cent stamps which were sent
upon book from the Royal Life Saving
Society of Great Britain when it was
contemplated to have a life saving
station at Lswes, Del, and he proposes
sending them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
wne Ross Funeral to. Iny.

Through some misunderstanding the
funeral Of the little girl Lena Ross,
daughter of W. M. and Z. G. Ross, was
announced for Thursday afternoon at
A o'clock, when It should have been to-
day "wednesday at the same hour.
The funeral therefore takes place this
afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
The Expectant Greenb &C kers.

tine Inc s9,called Green back Labor Ma.
m mOnsi Executive Committee held q
lIaes.lng, yesterday afternoon, az St,
,sn su.oS motel, New York, to make ar
in.9nt inusements for the campaign, which ii
tbOs b'snas to push with great vigor, $50
srs, rs'' ~, according to its candidate, Gen,
na... a weaver, who was present, "the
M,.y My saall carry Maine, California,
Jnn; J's0afl, Tennessee, Texas and Missis
pm'" app, General Weaver is soon to
bis y. lor Texas, where he will begin
n M apuoIic addresses. AT the meeting
Ssuay Ssy Congressman Murch, Of Maine
wars rrs'Or Jones, Of Nevada, and others
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

Frank Bratton, a well known young
man Of this city and a member OF Com
pany c., died at his fathers residence
at Fifteenth and Market streets !ast
night. He leaves a wife and child.
The members Of Company c. are IN
yited to attend his funeral whlch
takes place next Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Police Cas0s.

Two cases OF drunkenness were dis
posed Of before acting Mayor o'Neill
this morning.
Emma Hopkins, oolored, who was
charged with having stolen a pair OF
bracelets from Elizabeth Walton, was
discharged as the charge could not be
proven.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
CorOner,s Inquest.

Vest rday Coroner Bu,z held an in
quest over Daniel Springbett,. VINO
died suddenly on Monday evening ~
No. $50 Orange street. The Jury
rendered q verdict that tbs Gentleman
had died from heart DISEASE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

r 1esls r hack will be at St. Paul's M.
to onurca ,ao. tomorrow morning, in order
vish shV.ohmodate the members who may
Einn.W W participate 10 the excursion Of
penpssod pswood Chapel Sunday School to
Tho smSTsfove, N. ]. twill also be at
surs;oaa.i us Mnst in the evening to carry ex-
rats t,U1ists W to their homes, at q low
d Psnn,asnre. a., ,sre. Dinner will be provided
"ssnnsgrove for 80 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Personal.

A day or two ago reporter of the
REPUBLICAN met q resident OF Port
Jeryis and was informed that Rev.
Alexander McArthur, formerly a pop
ular Baptist Minister Of Wilmington,
was doing wonderful religious work.
since he had taken the charge last
Spring the congregation had doubled
In size.
Mr.. A. s. Jones, formerly Of this
oity, Is at Port Jervis, still winning
a wider reputation with crayons apd
drawing paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

War Department, Office Of the Chief
|SSosl Officer, Washington, July II
an.
Indications for Wednesdsy-Por the
hidAle Atlantic States, rain, followed
~ clearing weather, stationary tenn
perature, higher barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
CITY Republican Meeting.

The regular stated weekly meeting Of
the Wilmington City Republican Ex-
Ieculive Committee will be held this
evening at 5 o'clock in the Lincoln
| Climb room,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

Mr.. Alfred S. Elliott, Of the firm of
Elliott, johnson & Co., bankers and
brokers, contemplate going in few
weeks to Asbury Park to spend the
summer months.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
SPECIAL MENTION.
.,.a DOwns of cities and
UPS TOWNS

.b,uces Of commerce that @ as'
lhs ,nd build up cities :s rapidly, :yn,san al,
Pntllkft fn5 .I' another ezsmplsr in the tn
Pnp' I;.r rIr Great prosperity Of New Ne. .,,', U,,
PsplDg 81 t'Crl only at present, put s.i, sun
'a,, o,., Iu IN the near future. Waf-"oha' oha
ss'sr &c crust, plague-stricken,, ,.nss sne,
|ss','pT o. 'pTSeniE, rsviyss and pre- presents ;as1a'
|p'y pC, so,IS amid i, i, all stands the Charity
y.i,aI b. Ss' "" which depends for It's :E exis,
sap',a,dI Is .nd every ready means sI Of DONG IN
nSS ~ on |I the revenue it derives rom e,n,' tat
f. eSa o vI tickets Of the Louisiana stast "
w. .,,.,v y, Company, whose drawing. "a WIN, !
s's5y C,assIv afford an opportunity to win. win !
Psnsnl' lll"ns For further information apply
PTdNS' Pw a. psuphin, New 0rlesns, La
/. y, ,.ms M' person at No. Sl9 Broadway
F.r York City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
Simple Trial

m, Browning's Tonic and Alternative 81
Hina"s VI, 18th the most obstinate Of its su'
pn1,nS's 'ai0r SS'ssalth.givlng l qualities. It is a
s!,vI siss1, I3 RIocd Purifier, changes the CON
'i,stjou tt,sdI Di suffering from general debility
rI,' rts one Of vigorous health, ana %.en en-
isSss NJ 'aH and rsddens the blood. Manu-
ls4', a4n,si 1 by It's author and sole proprie'
NlTi w. champion Browning, M. D.!
W. A. A,cb street, Philadelphia. AL
,r,,ists ,r' s and dealers in medicines
Sapn Il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
officer Sworn.

Wilson Scrafton, who on Monday
morning was elected Keeper Of the City
Clock by City Council, was sworn into
office this morning by Magistrate
O'Neill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
state Of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Wednesday
|@orning, July Z:
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
o60 $50 900
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

prices.
Did YOU ever see q paint No. Die
ION ever hear a pain? No. Did you evsl
ls,te pain ? No. Did you ever fee
pain ! Yes, but not more than on'
minute after taking a dose OF DR.
blmms' Celebrated Pain searcher. Only
SOc, It is the best medicine you car
Eesp in the house. Depot, Fourth ant
King streets; Phila., 602 Arch street
Sld by dealers.
The New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine does all kinds Of work withou
FASTING. Office, III Market street.
Everybody smokes Chapman's 8 cen
HNsnss. "Wha. everybody 7" Well
uost everybody. 4th and shipley SITS
Lemons N. L. Jannsy, 303 KIM
treet, makes a speciality Of lemons
Dan sell remarkably cheap.
Sutterley & Sawyer, No. 302 Marke
treet, price list of photographs ant
Isrotypes: G fine card photographs o
yourself or children, Sl.0O; one larg'
EzlO, $l.0o; 4 large ferrotypes, Doc.
small, Csc. l6 small, 25c.
Call on Geo. B. Mstzner, l0S East 81
street, for a clean shave, hair cut o
shampoo. Dyeing a specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly Of
hand.
A new Handkerchief Extract, tn
Wilmington Bouquet" try it. N. Z
DanfOrth, Druggist, I'd and Marke
streets. Special room for trusses.
Chsmois Skins and Sponges, q ne'
lot just received and for sale at reason
hble prices, at Taylor Il Fullerton't
ApOthecaries, 3O2 King street.
All the best and most popular Toilt
and Nursery Powders for sale by ]. +
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and Popls
etreets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

n,vid f. Wells having lost a small
.iosr Ds or diary in this city on Saturday
H., ~ will suitably reward the finder Oh
|s.vipg the same at Grifith's store cor sH:
sir,b s and Orange streets at No. 721
k.st M ssveuth street, or the RBPUBLIcAS
.Moo
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Bu nttmgss

Eeuusrd & Co. have made a large re.
! notion in the prices Of their all wool
|sce and plain buntings. Call and get
briCes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

VKTANTED.-FROM FIFTY To ~wO
w hundred quarts of black currants ut
Zoe. quart cash. No. 1l2S French street.
62bt6t JOSEPH MELLOR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED.-5l MEN WANr WORK,
w light du'y, as watchmen, care horses
coaohmen, machine and mechanical employ
ment. Address 81 H., RBPUB'N. office. 1874
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

XxTANTED.-FROM so TO rs QUARTS
w fmilk daily; delivered In town. In
qnlre of J. II. MITCHELL, 6ol Poplar st.
7-7-1dlwt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07

WY D-OYSTER OPENER.-A
w white man to open oysters at mig hit at
Fullmer's restaurant, sos Markets st. Tt3
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosToS. September To- Anchor Line
steamer Anglia was lost by collision with
British barque Trongate. Capt. Dunn, from
Antwerp for New York. off East Shoreham,
Point Judith.
Steamer Anglia was splendid iron pro-
peller, of .. 233 tons, with four bulkheads, and
was built at Glasgow in 1869. She was 233
feet long, 800 wide and - deep. and was
brig rugged. The fate Of the Trongate is not
reported, but il is believed she was saved
and rescued the crew of the Anglia.
The Anglia had crew Of 80. No passen-
gers. 1t is believed dense fog and heavy
sea prevailed. Capt. Carrie gave ample
proof Of excellent discipline, which prevailed
throughout.
The barque Trongate does not seem to
nave suffered much, as she is reported on her
way to New York. The Anglia's boat
reached st. Johns in safety, but nothing
could be saved from tie steamer.
The Trongate is of iron, $40 tons, and built
at the same shipyard as the Anglia.