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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23
Noticr Of Foreclosure.

NOtIcr 81 FOrcCtO>urt.
WHEREAS, Albert W Hopkins of Franklin
Pianist on Ia the County Il OIfort. and STA e of
Maine by hi mortgage deed dsted November n,
lSsi and rec rded in the oxford Registry Of
DEEDS. Vol. ls2. Page 81, conveyed Il me, the
undersigned N 81 Ortssge. csitti1 pi.ce or par.
eel of land siipste in Woodstock, county aud
siatr - aioressii. and described a. follows, TO
wiz: II bling lot numbered enc hundred and
fourteen. tiil) 10 said Woodstock, ssit lot ceiog
The a me premises conveyed 20 said Hopkins by
Robert L. Townsend. the same date a. said mort
gage viz. Nov. :. n, ls>0
Nov therefore. the conditions of said mort.
r.ge having been broken, ana remsiniug brok
en- tor which reason clAi u fonec lo-ure OF the
same and give N notice for that purpose
ROSCOE =. TRACY.
By his att'v,C r. ALLEN.
ner Alfh l--1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,,
m TN. aIst day OF December, Iss2.
made to the state OF Name
"a nm nm m

made to the STATE OF ha"s'
r anita, s,o.t ali Paid 10, $4,000, 100000.
ASSETS AS FOLLOWS:
r.,.,. unncumbered, S35s.Ooo o.
Cash on hand and 10 Bank, ~ 80 80 =,
CASH 10 Agen's' hands, .ooso 80
United States Securities, ~
state, Cty anu io"A 2,os3 6s7 -
Rank and Trust Co.'S Stock, 100 81 70
Railroad Co.'S Stocks and Bonds s4o ~ "
Loans on Real Estate, 20 e. W W
Loans on COllaterals, ssvW
Accrued Interest, i'o.o''
Total Assets, ts.Oss elO IS
LIABILITIES:
. ,d,,s,sd and not due, s55O.I 10
Losses unadjusted. ies',st ., y,
Re Insurance Fund, l,ee''io' ~
he ma..,o nis etc' 5i,2ss 81
Total. sl,stl .i2s i6
,,ot,, ,ucome for 1852, sa.7is5Oj IS
ro,., rxpendItures for Iss2. s,,osi77s 81
p,.,. vr;,,en duripe the wear, ga, s2O. $50 90
Risks outstanding. 2's'ioS''<s W
Risks written In Maine during tne s,so ,oo m
year, o'i0 '"
Premiums received In Maine In
1882, q. 90 ~
Losses paid in Maine in 1882, 1919 %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23

Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford,
on the thir,i tuesday Of Jau. A. D., 1888.
on the petition Of MERCY T. HOLMAN, OF
Dlxded Ia said c ,unty praying that Elijah Hol-
nan, of DixBeld, be appointed Administrator on
he tate Of Joseph Carlton, late OF Dixheli, In
aihChunly. deceased:
0Hered, That the said Petitioner give
aotice TO all persons interested by causing
COPY of this order to be publish.
ed three weeks successfully in the Oxford Demo.
crat printed At Paris, that they may appear at q
Probate Court to be held ut Paris In SAID County
on the third Tuesday Of Feb. next at nine O'Clock
ia the forenoon and shew cause II any they have
Why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE Judge,
Atruecopy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23
OXFORD, IS +:

Dec. 10. Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24

ETRs.J.N. WHITrINGT0N
VI Repair Cane Seat Chains %.
Iud upon easy terms "a E
Southern suburbs of Charlie
cry turnpike.
September p 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24
gae Florence EE0,gse

AND BERKELEY SPRINGS BATHS
Are now Open and Ready for Visitors.
VHE FLORENCE HOUSE has been greatly
1 improved 'nca De. season. Rooms and
Board from soto SIS per week. The rooms
and fare Shall heeaual o. the best 81 thc Springs.
Write for terms ard ci-CI Jars
CHAIR rs GREEN.
Owner aud Proprietor.
Berkeley SPRING. -. hl-. i-i'c u, l---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24
The Adams Gzpgess e.ls'
Through CGrs
40 EFGnsl l''

Two ExrTese Daily l..
CHARLEsTOWN and tIti,iHl-
lFA-ai.a.
Eul tlI
.Hr
And ROANCKE and All ilterta
Messengers are nowrlalIH of l.-.
.EeBiphjs EEpTc55 As-i'''
which leaves Baltimore. lao.r.a
a-rivingat CharietOrn efZz
train j. especially commend
Oysters and other Perh
Rates and Quicd 1i.re - al @
West. For pas,icu.ar ...---p
r. H0HlfE GttiAl
A.,at --t-a
September - L-s--ln.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24

CrEW.EG Machines Stewart improved.
> GEO. W. T. kEAIiSLET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24
CDCEEITLA GUANO
ty gIsE PROMOTIONS OF TEE GROWTH OF
GRAIN 1Z1 GRASS

am n . Improvement the soils 20 which has been2ppueu me arg
u-. rach proves nc once It's popularity anu
S.
ST. l ,,rbl. Coutttue1ts which ID Is COnnposcG'
being growing plants require for perfect growth anu Just
Fcrfect Chemical Couihiao ION; "ncn no human
initiate.
Purity there being only ID per cent 0i"'o'='
contained % Il. other Vori 10 IS al fertilizer.
u1 % tsi- q q Price
land repeatedly analysed 10 ana
have been often imposed upon
f. l, learned caution, and therefore, eyehso
.u 4. ORC I'LL La has TO ITS
* IT'S AI-Eii-5SI'IS
us doing; AMI as makes friends keeps thon Those VINO i0
used f. ... E. r 10. -.
0r s,- bc value high bat we have
tho who it, that it not an eNtr''-
AID now comes additional conclusive that ell controversy
sia1ccl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24
C7d TKicE1Ory Wagons

yvE<EgeTEx2 WAGONS
tern
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-24

NarehiG,ls73.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Mr. Iui- uuy. Them and 'nu'r >"Il rno,u,
GINr Them Away ot Fur'" ihem Away.
y. Y. sun.
In tho cargo or tho DtuI,h steamer
UeimiAL which came into port about a
mouth 40 with \ cIc u her G.,L were
2ju b rErs OF eggs containing sixty d"Z'n
each. The water which was pumped into
the vessel 10 queuch the t.mgs became
heated H. the process, aud u1'sd the eggs
bard
L was suggested to M~ W II Ellis
that the eggs were slg.I ayaiIsole for salads
aud kudryt purposes, and be vurlaascd
them OF L. -. snnckeub'rs Il Co, ~
MulTy ss.r,L % whom they were con
sgued, for 800. intending % RETAIL tlrn
a. profit 10 hotels aud restaurants
When be set about retailing chem, how
ever, he discovered ,bat the fumes ul the
swedish matches, to the SPOn'aGeuUs com
Jusljou OF wniGh the hgc on the HeindAl
wds due, had imTrCgua.oi the eggs with
the uiUr ui sulphur, and hat the entire Lot
Of $50 vpO eggs was ugSHllb.e.
Not only were they unstable, but they
could not be given or thrown away. When
he began dumping them ia the street for
Fiuuser WALTON or Commission Cole
man s carts ~ carry of, lie vas threatened
with arrest. He requested permission Of
the health officers o. deliver the eggs at
the oHal dock, but was told ,hlt dlsgosinE
OF hard boiled eggs was Not Included n
the OLA. contractors contract. and that
he request could no, Oe complied with. Il
Was added that he might dump he eggs
anywhere in New Jersey, but that IL he
deposited them within the limits OF New
York city hs would be prosecuted. lie
wentaway declaring that ue would caI,
them about no longer, but would thiow
| them ia the first convenient street.
! Mr.. L lis says he will sue SnackeubaIg
| Il Co. 10 recover his :2yO bur, uuiygju.
nl,ely for the success OF the suit the bl.l
! Of sale merely delivered 10000 hard
| boiled eggs, and did not guarantee their
being tit for food. What puzzles Mr..
Ellis Is how tho sample eggs, which he
ate before purchasing the $50, 600, all hap
penrd t. be free from sulphur, and rs
sweet q, If they bad been LAID the day be
fore Ia Long s.4ld instead Of q meath
pIcVIOus IN DuLualk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
Ar OPERA HOUSE.
noL.nt keen .. I" DOG smythe.,

gNaAhl Keen ~ - lllCA NipgIhos
There was largo audience in Fulton
opera house saturday evening, drawn
there by tho appearance Of MIR. Roland
Reed in his popular character Of Dick
SmgiLe IN the play Of Check" The
piece has been given here before, aud
theatre-gocrs arc acquainted with its
queer characteristics aud enjoyable fea-
lures Mr. Reed has in no wise lost
vigor aud attractiyeuess in his eccyu
trio role, which he p"rsunated Sat.
urday evening to tho fall satisfaction
of the audience, who were most enthusias'
tic over his performance. OF course the
character Is an oxaggeratiOn, but it is not
Objectionable, aud the peculiar features of
II have made 1t popular, while the play
itself has nothing even mediocre IN the
way OF dramatic interest or continuous
plot. Miss Blanche Vaughan ss ReN was,
as she always is, satisfactory and piquant,
and plCasgs everybody, though she /, now
given TO moro exaggeratiOn IN her part
than heretofore. The rest Of the company,
which is substantially that Of former years,
were passnble.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

MCKEE RANKIN's real name Is Mckee.
HENRY lRvISG reserves his Hiniet foI
Philadelphia.
BREwsTER, attorney general, is interest
ing az y piece Of medieval bric-a bgao 20
the New York Sun.
HESRY NILLARD's daughter attended
the opera in New York the other night
wearing a white worsted breakfast shawl.
JUDGE DIXON, and wife, of New Jersey,
were recently guests at dinner party
given ia. his successful opponent, Gov. elect
Albeit.
JUSTICE HARLAN declares that the civil
rights bill is constitutional. Fortunately
for the country Harlan is IN a hopeless mi.
uority.
Rosa BoNHEUR has been very ~ r
three weeks and Is now IN a critical Coudi
ton, from cancer, for the removal Of which
a dangerous operation is necessary.
w. +. ALLEN, secretary of the railroad
time conventions, devised the time stand
ard which went into effect on the Important
railroads Of the country on Sunday.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR is hard at work at
his message. lie wishes that he ALWAYS
had message to write, it gives him .suoh
a good excuse for not being at home 70
bOres.
The announcement in the Philadelphia
Sunday Press of the engagement OF Miss
| Daisy Grubb, OF Lancaster, is withOu,
the slightest foundation and is absolutely
denied.
| SHERIDAN's predecessors as Comman,
der of the army have been Generals Har.
mar, ST. Clair, Wayne, Wilkinson (twice)
Washington, Dearborn, Brown, Macomb,
Scott Mcclellan, Halleck, Grant and Sher.
man.
| ANNA DICKINSON has decided again tc
60 on the lecture platform under the aus
pioes of the Knights Of Labor. and declare,
1t her purpose to make speeches in all the
principal cities of the country in the In.
terest of that organization until tho clos,
Of the next presidential election.
l. w. ESGLAND's handsome residence a
Paramus, n, j., was destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning with all it contents, ex
cepting few oil paintings. The Gauss o
the fire is credited to mice, which ma,
have carried matches between the flooring
MIR. England is publisher of the NewYorl
Sun.
JOSEPH Il. MCDONALD IL large, clea,
shaved, bald headed has large gray eve
brpws and blue eyes, is fond of sooiet
and walking; lives plainly; admires Conk,
ling and Voorhees,, has been married thre,
times attends tho Presbyterian ohurcl
and the theatre; has law practice OF 500,
600 year, and does not talk about hi
chances for the presidency.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
Sensational News

The unprincipled editors who look
only to the interest Of what they pub.
lish and care nothing for its truth, are
getting to be 50 many that they will
soon need to be brought under the har.
row OF the law, that they may learn that
the license they practice / net the libpr-
ty that is granted them. They bring
great reproa;h upon their profession and
do a real injury to the members of it who
are unwilling TO abuse the freedom of
speech which is conceded them for the
public advantage. The people who
are learning to distrust the truth
OF everything they read in the news
papers, because they so often find It
false, will not discriminate between those
who seek 10 say what is true and those
who care nothing at all for tue truth of
what they print, so only that it is enter
tanning but they will discredit all
alike, and the decent editor must
suffer for the sins Of his brother.
Lately the epeope of this vicinage have
been taught how little reliance is to be
placed upon the statements of the metro
politan newspapers as to events happen
ing In their midst and of which they
have knowledge. The breaking out of
Jail OF the Bnzzards and their retirement
to the Businesses Of their mountain
homes at Ephrata at once suggested &c
certain enterprising city journals tina,
here was an excellent opportunity t
manufacture sensational details of III,
Buzzards' doings. To have a gang o.
Jail breakers take refuge in "A mountain
aud bid defiance to pursuit in thi.
thickly settled country smacked of sucl
romance and was in itself so remarkabl,
that the opportunity to illustrate ant
adorD II was not to be lost. Then ther,
was conflict between pursuing citizen
and the convicts, which added to tn,
interest capable Of being concentrate.
in the situation. The consequence ha
been that we have been entertained wit
great deal of information in distan
journals which was entirely original wit
them. They have interviewed Bu2zar
and the Buzzardesses and all their si
ters, aunts and cousins. They have don
it very conveniently In their oflices-pe
haps by the aid of telephone in I'll
Buzzard cabin; or possibly they hay
dreamed a dream. There is no te lin
how these learned and enterprisin
eiitors get news which no one els
gets, II they get it honestly.
There is that exceedingly enter
prislng journal, the Philadelphi
Press, which very often has ex
elusive Information yesterday, 70
instance. it informed us that one O
the most respected families that soIourn
here until Christmas time had alread
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Lancaster Inquirer.
The INTELLIGENcER looked vaiply ia the
institute proceeding for "an explanation
regarding the striking fact that the poorest
and lowest priced teachers are put in
charge of the primary schools where,
surely, the best care, the best talent and OF
course the best pay ought to be had" II
the INTELLIGENcER wants to strike hard
at this evil it needn't 60 out side of Lancas
ter city which eclipses ia this respect all
other districts Of the county, quite "a mum
ber of which pay primary teachers n com
pensation equal 10 that Of those who con
duct the moro advanced schools.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Shubcrt tS Sutton, auctiOneeIs, sold at
public sale November II, at the FOUNTAIN
lon hotel, for b. Baumau, trustee TO sell,
the property bolongtng u the estate OF
Christian Stroble, deceased. no. l. iot
of ground situated on the west S,'o OF
south Queen street, with two frame houses
and shop, Nos. 534, 538 and s3S, 10 John
A. Smith. for a., 637. Also q one story
brick dwelling situated on High street, No.
63l, to Joseph Wacker for s5l5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
A Night Adventure In Dakota.

ChltigO Illncs'
A Norwegian stopping ut a Chamberlain
hotel dreamed in the night that no was
pursued by officers OF ths law, and
without without ont s,opPng ibo 70 vNJa w@E0 up no
upon the roof of an adjoining building,
sixteen feet below. When he had re.
covered himself he descended thence 10
the ground and presented his apologies
for bis appearance at the front door of the
house. lie went into the Ipdiau country
the following morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Taking o' dinner parties, gentleman
not long since Was dInluZ "Ijh friend,
aud was asked o take down a certain
lady. Now there were two ladies present.
one q widow, whose husband had not
died 10 the odor Of sauctity, the other q
married wOmaD, whose husband had gone
t. Ceylou. The unfortunate thought lie
had the married Lady on his Am. bat It
his most fascinating smile, he said
" Nice day tLl. has been
" Do you thlak So? |. Las been sa
awfuIlY Lot 80 replied she.
" D. you call this hot ?' SAIL lu,
alclly. Why, it 10 n5.Ing cpmpa,.d
to the place your husban has goas ~. -
Eduor's Drarsr, IN Hrpsr'5 N1yazms I'm
December.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
NONEM BER COURT.
oyrW ANU TENMistR sEs-
StpNS
Judgc IiyIugstUu's Ub.rgs ~ tho 8rnud
Jury james rutts -CisCtsu ts Ftro-
Insu-BrginnIug the wc.E's

Ju1gn L,ylugst"u's Uh.rgs ~ tho Grnud
Jury james rutts selected ts Fro-
m,u-Brginnius the wc-Rs
tiusiness.
The November torn u' quarter sessions
court began this morning with Judge
Livingston presiding. There was fair
attendance oi spectators aud full panel
Of grand jurors. Jacob Is E'hlemin. drawn
un the grand Inquest. was excused, as, he haa
become citizen uf Berks cbunty slucr
his name was put into the jury wheel.
JAMES Potts, OF this city, was appointed
foreman of the grand jury aud after all
metnbors were swolu Judge Livingston
charged them at length, formally instruct
ing them In their ordinary duties 1t seems
that since last court 1875 new cases have
been returned aud % prisoners are now in
jail awaiting trial, Including three persons
charged with murder. Tho members Of
the grand jury we're especially cautioned
not to let themselves be talked to about
any u the matters brought before them
they were exhOrted to diligently
inquire into the ma aremout of the county
institutions to ascertain why there Ia not
moro manufacturing at the prison, whether
or not tho inmates there have too much
lberty, aud 0OnCerniug all things that
relate 90 the keeping thereof
Tho CoUstahles were called aud the
usual inquiries weiO met with the same ste
reotyped answers.
There are r20 cases down gu the list for
| trial None was attached this foI enoon
aud court adjourned to ~ O'Clock.
| utner struck Jur,e-
This morning jury vas struck In the,
water right case Of Abraham + Behm Va.
| Peter B. LOngenoCkUT, down Tor trial next
month The men composing 1t are as
john Cramer, Martic; Abrm Denim
yor, Strasburg twp; Thomas Edwards,
! Columbia AbsalUm Hartman, W. Cocal
iro; Daniel Kline, Manor Thomas l..
| King, Fulton samuel NJ. Long, Drumore f,
! samuel NJ Mylin. Pcquea, Albert Mcll-
vain, Paradise; Isaac Miller, L, Hemp
field Emerson Walton, Bart Tobias w.
Warren, L. Earl,
TIE Jury will meet at Sellers station on
the Reading Il Columbia raiload, on Wed.
ncslay, Nov, 2lot
The water uahf saac of Joel l. Light
uor, assignee ut DIuisl Frankltn, aud
Johu Brua W. George BGiler is down for
trial again next wCck The following
jury has beeu struck for IL
Joseph CarksOn, city Abrnm Den
linger, Strasburg twp. Jobn Fnrrey, W.
Hempfeld I.cmuel CARRIER, w. Hemp
field Daniel Kline, Manor Thomas L
King, Fulton David Knox, Salisbury
Samuel NJ. Long. DrumOre samuel NJ.
Myliu, Pequa Isaac Miller, Il. Hemp
field Thomas S.ubb5, Fulton John
Sigman, Pequa.
The Jury viii meet at the hotel OF Mich
olas Danuer, Paradise, on Saturday
morning next at lOt O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
Losses by FIRE.

4 number of stores at Loride, Missouri,
were burned on Thursday night. LJss,
100000.
King s. MOsssr's flour mill. az Madison,
Indiana, was destroyed by an inoondiary
fire on Friday night. Loss, $4,000.
A fire at Nashua, n. fl ON Saturday
night, destroyed the old Washington
house, used as a furniture factory, and
two adjoining buildings, causing loss OF
s2l, 900.
The San Fernando cotton factory In
Talpau, near the city Of Mexico, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday, and five
operatives were burned to death The loss
on property is 5000. 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Mr. J. A, Alexander, of Martic town
ship, has sent us two ears OF yellow corn
grown on bis farm near Mount Nebo, III
said township, which are worthy of men
tion. The ears are each fifteen inches IN
length and filed with large grains of solid
corn from butt to point. One of the ears
contains sixteen rows, with sixty grains to
a row the other, twelve rows, with
seventy four grains TO the row. Mr..
Alexander thinks it will be hard to beat
the MartiC hills, ia corn culture.
An ear of corn grown on the farm ol
Isaac Is. Mayors, Of Coleralue township,
contains l,423 grains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Carrie Roberts was shot dead by JOHN
II. B!iHngsby, in a house Of evil rrpute ~
Nashville, on Saturday night The muf.
dercr ran out the back way and escaped.
John Clair, superintendent Of q mine
ueaI WukesbarIe, was shot and fatally
wounded on Saturday night, by DCuus
Keller, recently from Iowa. No cause Is
assigned for the deed.
The trial Of James Mutt for tho murder
OF y. l., Dukes will osgiu at Uuiunto1n,
Pa. the first week OF December. Daniel
W. voorhees,, Of Indiana, will b. oue Of
the counsel for the defence
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

The funeral of Fredrick Coos, VIII ich
took place yesterday afternoon at half past
two O'Clock from the residence Of his
parents No. 1913 Middle street, was an
unusually large one. The Lancaster
Mennerchor and Teutonia lodge of Knights
of Pythias, of which deceased was mem.
ber, turned out very largely. The remains
were borne TO the Zion Lutheran church,
where the funeral services took place, Rev.
F.P. Mayser, pastor Of the church, preach
ing funeral sermon in German and max
ing some remarks also in English. The
iaterment was made 10 Zion Lutheran
cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

Addlt,nn. to tho soneanIe.

The following additions have been made
to the new schedulo for passenger trains
on the Pennsylvania railroad:
The news express viii stop At Conowaga
station, and make connection with trans
on tho Colebrook Valley rund, leaving
Couowaga AZ 1880 and reaching Lebanon
at $50
The way passenger rraiu west, which
leaves Lancaster at ESQ a. IN will run
through TO Frederick every day except
Sunday aud Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19
on LAKE and Sea

The great gale on the lakes, which be
gan on Sunday, the 1lth inst, continued
almost without interruption until 5atuy
day, the 18th. Az far as known II
vessels wero totally wrecked and from
50 to 100 lives lost during It's contluu
ance.
The British steamer Condor, from Liy
pool, sank off Muidon, Holland, during L
violent storm. Eighteen Of the persona
on board were lost, including the eGgi.
ucers, who were killed by the bursting Of
the boiler. Eight were saved.
The British steamer Hymettus was
wrecked in tho storm on the Dutch coast,
Few Of the crew were rescued.