Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
TA|R D EDITION,
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steamer ID j Foley, Captain Dlckmah,
with fruit AM cocoanuts for the Phila- |
delphia Fruit Company, steamed up the
river Yesterday afternoon with her lore
topmast gone, headgear carried away
aud her cutwater slightly damaged. IA
ner uake. under tow OF ths tugbost George |
BRADLEY. came the schooner Addie Schla- |
fer. Captain Deacon, which left this port
"Wednesday afternoon for Wilmington, |
v c.. coal laden, with her jibboom ana
headgear carried away and hole stove
in her b. w. The two vessels had been in
collision. The Foley was dockek at herr
wharf at Arch street and the schoonerY
was towed to Cooper's Point, where she
will undergo repairs. Captain Dickman
said regarding the collision "On
Thursday night we were coming up the
bay when heavy storm burst upon us.
Everything became dark in an instant.
was iu the pilot house and the mate was
with me. The only time we could see
ANYTHING was when flash OF lightning
would brighten up the bay for second
During one Of the electric flashes the
mate discovered schooner right In
front of us. He called to me, but 1t was
TOO late The light had faded away and
everything was again dark. The man at
the wheel ported his helm, but we had
not discovered the vessel soon enough 70
clear her and the next instant We crashed
into her side. Hardly had the noise OF
the collision passed away when
woman's voice WAS heard crying, save
me Save me " The next instant the
Captain, his wife and the crew OF the
schooner were on her deck rushing about
wildly The woman was fret taken from
the schooner by us and then followed the
crew. We secured lanterns and went on
board the schooner to examiHe her and
see what damage abe had sustained. AS
soon as we found out, the crew were
placed on board again and set to work al
the pumpe. We lay by her until day
light, when we took her In tow until the
tug Bradley relieved us at Ship John
Light, near Sea Breeze. There was no
light on the schooner at the time OF the
accident, and she was lying-to aho ut
three miles above Cross Ledge Light
house.
Dr." John q. Teaele, colored $40
Lombard street, who says he is able te
tell fortunes and recover los. property
was given further healing before Magis
trate Smith yesterday on the carke OF OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses:
lost 80 In Novembea last, said Sarat
Tomlinsou, hunchDack, living ia Trever
ton, Northumberland County, and, be
ing in the ty, WA. advised TO call on 10
Doctor. ! did so and for $40 he gave N
some herbs and a liquid which, b
claimed would rise and reveal the pei
son who had the money. ltrose Just
little and he said il was queer it did III
go higher"
Teagle had promised TO return tt
money If the charm failed, but did not q
so. He was held in SCy0 bail for trial.
William Il. Bruniage, who was
rested 10 Rochester, y. Y, on Thur
day, after having seized his grandchil'
Lizzie Kans. II years with the intentio
of bringing her To this city, liyes at =
Morris street Mr.. A. j. Schaier,
deught4r of Mr. Brundage, living At -
south !ght s,r.et, denounced the ARE
a. al outrGg- She explained that LIZ.
Kane. mO.h-r a. her sister. She oi
when Lizze was bat years OF age, 5
the fatler =loAe4 -cuty married
solute woman he !ie1 eighteen mon
ago. Kaue's father lef; his proper
valued &, SJn,tJy, 70 Lizzie. han
second w.f. s42 j. Catholic, va
the child Lizz.e 20 become nun.
girls father and mother were Prot
tAuts.
In.ernz revenue officials have
GOV cred q clever swind.!ng scheme {
s!guueuts 4 whisky in false barrels b
been arriving in TIE city. The bar
are 30 constructed as 70 make 4
mArk.u1 OIL tie sauLe. The loss
sustained By the Government amounts
from a -u4rt % gallon in each bar
Seizures were made a, Third and Be
street Station day " two a'o, aud
4rdsy a carload Of the false barrels v
seized BY Government officials Muc
the whisky Is -aid % come from Pee
The Government oticiai, are thoroue
investigating the matter aud the seiz
are held 10 await developments.
During the torn on Thursday n
the house Of Valentine Berger, South
corner Of Twenty fourth and Stev
.'r.ets, was envelepod with electri
followed by an explosion. The INN
xere stunned by the shock. The II,
bors cay that they saw what resembl
ball Ct fire strike Berger's house.
along i4e roof and burst.
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