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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16
Married In RsRdiup.

Elmer Il. Marsh, chief clerk In one of The
departments OF the Pennsylvania railroad
In Philadelphia, and formerly of MI Joy.
and Miss Ida A. Doyle, daughter OF Rev.
DIR. NJ. p, Dayle, OF the United Brsthren
Denomination, Reading, were married ON
Thursday afternoon, at the residence Of the
brides father, in the presence Of over lO0
guests Inc bridesmaids were Miss L.
Augusta Doyle, sister of the bride, and
Minnie Marsh, CT Harrisburg, sis,sr OF the
groom. The groomsmen were J, NJ, Snyder,
OF NJ JOY, and Faux Marsh, OF Harris
burg. The ushers were Fred. Mobus, of
Huntingdon, and James Denny OF Phils.
delphis Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh, after their
Wedding ,iip will reside in Philsdeiphia.
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Csp,. Lewis A. Hoke,s Funeral.

The body OF Capt. Lewis A. Hoke, who
died in York on Tuesday, was brought to
Lancaster to-day and taken on the 1856 train
to MI Joy, where the interment WAS made.
The funeral services were held last evening
In Allison U.B church in York. In attend
snce were the members OF Sedgwick Post,
No 81, q. A. r., Ivy Castle and other
Knights OF Mystic Chain, Moss Rose Com
mspdery, and other Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, besides members OF Harmonic
Lodge, ]. o. o f., and Co, g. Oh Pa
Cavalry, all OF which organizations the de-
ceased was member, and the letter carriers
OF the postofli CO OF whom he was one. The
services were conducted by the. pastor, Rev.
J. p. Smith, and Rev. A. Stsplstop, Of
Trinity Evangelical church and chaplain OF
6sdgwick Pest, g. A. X.
Representatives OF the above organ atoms
accompanied the body Of deceased to MI
Joy.
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MAR kKIS.
49,
new YOrR B1afHsx

NEW YoRI. Nov. l6 Flour market dull
Fine. ~ ,sa33o, superflne, o. OOd3 % Ninn
x1,ra, ,n g Ssa7 81; City @ s,n lk1tra,so toe7 40
Wheat-No. l. Red. State, sl l76I II: No.
q IL; No: q REQ, winter. Dec, q I0M
Jan, IL; receipts. 3o,T0; shipments,
Corn No. 2, Mixed. Cash, SOC
Dec. 6oc; Jan, asxc, receipts, 81 G75
Oats NO. White, state. a,. NO. q 40.
nkc; No. Mixed, Nov. 3lkc; Deo, SiJ.c
teceipfS, 7l.90 shipmeDta si.
kye dull Western. 90 i7lci state 7l07So.
Barley duil, at s5ftl5c.
Pork st udy Old NJ ass, els C00iG 80.
LARD quiet; Nov, Is 5j bee. Is4l.
Aolasses neglect % for 81 boiling stock, 10 .
Black strap. lao. New orleans 44d5Oc,
TurI 1tine steady at t5di5xc
kosin steady; strained 10 good, ,0l tOStl %.
Petroleum steady Refined In Gases, TNc.
Hreights quiet grain to 8lss sgow, Cd.
Dutter flrm, western Creamery, 27k02sc.
Cheese nrn; western Flat, 7Usc
State Factory, 7k19c Fancy White. l2C
l2c Ohio Flat, skDi0kc.
Eggs goed stabc, ao620c; western, 2ikd
sugar firm Kennedy Cutioaf. SC; Granula
TED. 7Lc.
Tallow quiet Prime City. &c.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair 70 good, eSSc
Coffee st ady; Fair CarRoes. for Rio. l5kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16
HkRsoHEL LoDoH ANNIVERSARY.
GRAND Secretary Nicheison Delivers On Inter

GRAND ss cretsry Nicholson Delivers sn Inter
sstipE Addrsss-A. Banquet FoIiows
Herschsl Lodge, No l2S, i. u q. r., eel.
sbrated It's first anniversary on Thursday
evening The lodge held business meet.
Ing from to o'clock, snd then marched
TO the court house headed by Drepperds
drum corps. After several selections had
been rendered by the Lancaster qusrte,te q
history OF the lodge was read by Joseph A.
Wolfersbereer.
The lodge was started originally with 20
members and when instituted bad l23
members. Now the membership 10 lSl
and the financial standing Ia good. The
lodge owns regslia worth $1,000, has be.
tween $500 and 5000 invested, and $500 In
cash In the treasury.
The address OF tho evening wss by James
b. Nicholson, grand secretary OF the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows Of Pennsylvania.
He traced the history Of ODD Fellowship
from Its inception In England, spoke OF Its
wonderful growth and rapid spread to
all paris Of the world. 1t was only SO.
cret society 10 fer o. It was necessary to
protect it's members from impostors. The
address occupied one hour In Its delivery
and the speaker had IN spprecistive su.
dience. After the address the members Of
Herschel lodge and their invited guests
marched to Grant hall, where an elegant
repsst was spread for two hundred ana
thirty persons The banquet was prolonged
until o'clock this morning, when all de-
parted for their homes we'll pleased with
the first anniversary OF Herscbel lodge.
During the evening Q telegram was 10.
ceived from Rabbi Ungerleider, member
of Herschel, congrstulating the lodge on lie
fret anniversary.
The committee 10 charge Of the anniver-
sary were George Forrest, chairman; DR..
NJ. w. Rsub, Henry e. Hotter, Henry
Shindle aud John g. Horting. They did
their work we'll and to the entire sa!isfsc-
ton Of all the participants.
The banquet was gotten up under the
| direction OF the wives OF the members OF
| the lodge, and the manner In which II was
| appreciated showed that they thoroughly
understood their business
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A Colorsd ENTERTAINMENT,

Lest evening number Of colored people
gave what they called an "Emancipation
Eptertsinmenp in BannerchoI hall. The
sfisir was msnsged by Fen,Cn Harris, but
II was not the big success that II was tx
pected to be,ss Lancaster colored pee pie did
not turn out The Middletown colored
baud and part OF the Goodwill band, Of
this city, were present There was asupper
early in the evening which WAS followed
by speaking by Samuel Haley, Of
Middletown, ard FentOn Harris. There
was singing by the Silver Star Qusr,ette,
dancing and Other smusements. The
enteriainment came TO a rather abrupt
termination at IL O'Clock when the hall was
closed, because Harris and. his friends
could not pay the rent.
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Nav Y0vk atarHa.

new York. Nov. 10. l p. m.-Money closed
At 2d2k per cent Exchange steady posted
rates, u t5H4 ssk; actual rates st $40
tsia. for so Gays ana q ssost $50 for demand +;
governments closed quiet; currency Us
u II bid Sc coupon. o. 22si ix's DO, q Qsx
bio.
The stock market opened weak at u to y
per cent, 6eoiine from last nights closing
prices on receipt of advices from London OF
lower prices for American securities in that
market. During the frat half hour there We s
considerable selling. but all stock Offering was
quickly bought In and prices soon u ok an up.
ward turn. by midday the decline had not
only tesn recovered, but au advance of n to
u per cent had bosn established The market
has siuce been quiet but firm
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Sale OF Standard FLOODED stock.

Daniel g. Eugle, OF the Engletree stock
farm, Marietta, Pa, has sold to Mr.. J. w.
Brucksrt, Salungs, Pa, Rsdnor, No 6, ,2o2, Q
bay colt by Storm King NO. 2, I6l, record
2:344; dam Csnsce by Lord Ooxe, No.
1906, son OF Scott's Hiatoga Radnor il q
two yesr old stallion, being the first colt
sired by Storm King and is q credit to his
sire. Price, 500. Also Effismont q bay
yesrliug tilly by King Almont, record
2:2l}. dam Etiis b. by Messenger Chief,
sire OF Maud Messenger, record 2:i6H,
Price, $3.50.
These are fine specimens OF the standard
bred tr )tiers that have the . zs and bone for
general purpose horses and the requisite
speed for high priced trotter or roadster,
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What was His IutentIcp ?

Some one entered the house OF Mrs VIII.
helmins Fox, No. l27 East Vine street, on
Wednesday night, by climbing In a win.
dow above the kitchen roof He renal ne d
In tle room sn night and when he left toe K
tho key OF the door with him. Mrs. Fox
knew nothing OF the stranger btipg In the
house until Thursday morning when she
saw dirt on the bedc!o.hea, made by his
muddy shoes. She IL afraid he will return
and rob the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16
KNIGHTS OF MYSTIC CHAIN.
A New Council 10 Bs Instituted on Next
Thursday Evening.

Thursday Evening.
There are now two castles OF the Knights
OF the My site Chain in Lancaster and these
have increased 80 rapidly In membership
that the inetitution OF Q third castle IL made
necessary. 1t Is only few ears since the
first castle WAS instituted here and Lancss.
tor Castle, the first organized, has a men,
bership OF $50 aud Stevens Castle, although
only tribe over year old, has li0 mem.
bsrs.
The arrangements for institutinga third
coupcil have been made by District Deputy
John b. BushoDg. The fret meeting of It's
members was held on Thursday evening
and some Of the { III GERS were elected. The
remainder will be elected and the council
formally instituted on next Thursday eve-
ming. The council will be instituted by
some Of the Off GERS OF the Select Castle The
new castle has now "A names on the roll
and this number will be added to before
the installation,
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NLARh E'S CHEESE SNAP

IL the talk OF the town. just think of selltn Y
IN Best swiss haese a. - O nts per pound.
saihe goods solo sl,ewEere from IS and 10 e.s
FLOUR FLOUR!
We have the Best and heape st Flour in ,he
slty, Clarkes Best AANN Full Roller
FLOUR In Muslin Sacks. Graat ril sbuIy, so
hnI n guaiter makes good LOAF OF bread
Money Iefundediu every case where our fiour
Goes not give Satisfaction. Try our Cream of
AAAA Flour In Muslin Sacks
Fe. More snaps In our General Line Of
Groceries which You had better Come and
map up or you might be 100 late 10 secure
HuILE d. OLIVE TABLE oILonIy s, per
bottle, reguisr price Is lUc snd l5c bottle
Bakers ocoa. lsc. Epp Cocoa per can q g,
Refined Table salt Ia little wooden box, =
Just in Paradise meadow I. aaberrispsi pt''' iV''
al bnt me grsate.t aud by far the best snap CT
saol M haTa DHaSp sEhf at loe per pound Mamma
Per round, or 3 pounds for sc 1 am going
right down and get 1me before a. is ali. enA
OF torS County BycsWheat, &c neCksris
self-hisirg & Buckwh'at lour. l5s per pack Tor
iMaryin's, 1ood Pure Table syrups, {. 0. 10 aLd
CRAUs EMS and CAKES we cannot he,p tell
you about them, you will htyet TO come M d
Of what hat our oaH ssS rhS srqla
py Lar the LARGEST and the quality by far The
b beit W you ,hn have ever seen WestlIl have a few
Dds OF ihose urlole Cracker I rs TOR 25,.
ns Drums OF Cry stAize l figs for 2Se rs
COZ stewing figs Tor 25e 2 MS OF Layer rigs
ms French Pruue., $50 8 nsNew CuTs1t.
Tor 2oc ) rs New DriGd Eyapora cd Peaches
ior .ie Ms fvspoIated Callforaia Apricois
Tor 255 Cali, ,oInia Plums Tor IS, lOrarI
packages OF BIZ d ood ior 25e; Is Clean Rice
for 26c packs Corn Starch for &c 4 cans OF
r: Snow should you think gc worth of
e ap ana make 1t rs OF each Tor soc. OF equal
Our Molto- We studv L, pI,ass
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16

t C0TrN1yA. Nov. 1G The REGULAR
-,..h,, ,r.a,i,, a, ,ba .cboo, ho.ra ~.v
/. - .sss,,, .,,, A., S,.S. ms. cn.una
san,n,,,so ,ano,,as =. ,o,,oS,,
r",.-na or ,nr = a, ,a,, ra,,,,, us-, IA
Bcyd, collector, isss. 40 20
urss,s naid anrinr he month. ..,.......s asa 81
-
rsss,ce an "1 ,hn s,n. f,n Sso IS
The nropertv conmittee reported new
mating placed In the recitation room used
By Miss Sauber and tin roof over the room
repaired. The Public Ground company had
donated money to have the room papered.
4 number OF small black boards In Cherry
street building repaired. Purchased three
dozen erasera
Messys Slsde and North reported having
compjeted and executed lease with PuplIc
0round company for the chapel building
Their action was approved.
Bills were paid amounting 10 S2o7 70.
Orders we're drawn for S6oO for bonds can
called. and so4 75 for cancelled commons,
Death OF Mrs. Corrisan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Corrigsn, widow Of the
late John Corrigan, died this morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Cuip. The decessed was in her 10Th year,
Her death was caused by consumption
She had been aiiing for number OF yesrs,
but had been confined to her bed Tor three
weeks. The deceased was born In Bucks
county and has ceen living In town ior the
past MY years sue was member OF tno
Oniteo brethren cnuicn. Iniee chiiufen,
kopert ana John Cofrisan ana ME- henry
CoiP, survive Inc iunefsi arrangements
nave not oeen made.
oAuxn' IN 'ne Vog "hse'
Christian hershey, young son OF MTs.
catherine hershey, met with serious &C.
cident yesterday afternoon. he was at The
stable OF his grandfather Christian Her
shey, srd was turning the wheel OF q hay.
cater. In trying 10 chsnge hands he lad
the nngers OF his rieht hand caught In the
cog wheeis ana padiy rashed. Dr. Lines.
weaver was summoned and amputated the
middle nnger ~ the hfsI Joint and The end
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16
A Rldiug Accident.

n. W. Fry, huckster, whose place OF
business is in the Southern mar OF, met
with an accident y yesterday sitsrnoou. Es
WAS riding on horseback along South
Queen street, when he tried to turn bis
horse suddenly. The animal fell TO the
ground with Fry underneath. He had bis
leit leg very badly sprained and was taken
10 his home On Lemon street, where he
received medical attention.
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Struck IN the Eye.

George Smith, living at No 3l6 Middle
street, met With q serious accident this
morning. He was employed by John Ken.
dig, contractor, and while a, work breaking
stones, piece OF stone struck him in n o
tye Dr. shiik dressed the wound, but Il
viii not bs known for q few days whether
the sight Il lost
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DRl TBS,

~ ,-->--.-~.------~
shio ON the 18th Inst, lsaac kaufman. In the
s7l IN year OF his age.
The reAtives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral
from HIS late residence Manor township, ats
O'Clock Saturday morning. services at the
Mennonite meeting house. hasonyille, at 10
o'clock.
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The meeting at the Young Mems Chris
hsn association still continues 10 IA well
attended. Last evening Mr.. =. b Herr, of
YORK, Pa, lad charge OF the services, and
very pleasant and hospilable time was
enjoyed by all present.
This evening Secretary VS.. Speece will
lead.
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R,nI E.la,. Ml,hn,ann-

Ths real estate belonging to the estate of
ThcA Cammings on West Chestn nj, Beaver
$50 Scuih Qaeen streets. offered at public
ss's'n ftistcay evening by Auctioneer
hsirs sss wi,hdTswn for want Of bidders.
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MA kkIA II ES.


DuNwooDY -wHLcHA ma Nov Is, 1888, at tho
Iesidenco Of the brides mother. No 40 North
Mary street. by Rev. James Y. Mitchell, ID.
D.. mr.. Joseph r. unwoody, OF Ridge way,
Pa, and Miss Clemence Il. n eIchans. of this
(ity.
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Jacobs Dea,h Warrant,

Sheriff BurkhOlder received the death
warrant Of James II. Jacobs this morning
from the secretary Of thostate. Four O'Clock
this afternoon is the hour designated for
the fesding OF the same 10 Jacobs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-16
BouRIt q BOtt1.

From the LitiiE Record.
Samuel Becker, proprietor OF tho Key.
stono hotel, Rotbsville, has purchased
jacob Gsrman's hotel at Denver, for 1000.
He vii, take possession next April. George
w. Kofroih will DO Mr.. Becker's successor
q. Rothsyllle
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Largo Turnips.

township, raised large crop ofturnipsthis
season. One OF them sent 70 the 1NTELLI.
eENcER weighs six pounds, and this Wis
not the largest raised.
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TIE Grape Ho,eI.

TIE deed for the Grape hotel was deliy.
cred TO Philip Lsbzslter ON Thursday. He
intends making Improvements aud having
It opened again as hotel.
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Two hundred aud forty FIVE gasoline
lights have been erected TO take the place
OF the electric lights. There were 81 re-
ported as not burning lat night
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Married by an Ala. rman.

The first sidormsnio wedding that has
been held In Lancaster for some timo was
that of william Irwin and Amelia Ker
choff, who were united In msrfisge by
Alderman A. r. Donnelly last evening
Both parties reside in Lac caster.
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sPEoIAL meeting at the Western NJ. r church
this evening At 7so O'Clock. Preachir q by the
pastor.
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Given Pension.
Pension has been issued to Lindley X.
Mcclune, Bsthsads, this county.
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NEW AD VRRTISFMENTS
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I TMPORTED IN BOTTLES.
GENUINE IRISH WHISKY.
RoHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No. q Centre Square, Lancaster. Pa

"ORk WAN1ED-BY A MIDDLE.
aged nan for saving ana splitting
klnoling wood ut private houses. Also by ihs
wife, washing and ironing. Call or address
NJ. VI LOVE LANE. Lancaster, Pa. IL
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
9EPORrs OF THE FINANCE AND PROP
gmrr COMMITTEES SUBMITTED.
xas I,ase win the Public Ground Company
Approved-Desth Of sirs. EiIssbs,h Oorri-
gan -Chrisran Hsrshsys Hand Caught
IN Cog wheel ana Painfully Injured

s COLUMBIA, Nov. 1G-The regular
n ,nthly meeting Of the school board was
hsid last evening In the council chamber
Al present, but Mr.. Slsde. The finance
committee reported as follows:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-28
How, to. Keep Sober.

In rural district in the north of
England the following dialogue lately took
place between a,friend and shoemaker
who had signed the pledge: "'Well,
William, how are. you? 20 "Ob,, pretty
well. had only eighteen pence and an
old hen when. L signed, and few old scores,
bus now | haEe'about ten pounds in the
bank, and my wife and have lived
through the. sumIaer without getting into
debt; but asI ana only thirty wasks old,
cannot be.so streag yet, friend %
Glow is,it yea never signed before ?"
"I did sign, bat keep it differently from
what l did before, friend"
"H9w is. thas?"
"WhE, gae doom on n,R knees and
pray"
Better is1srmed persons might learn a
lesson in shis respect by applying to the
source ei strength now possessed by
William. ihe shoemaker Sunday W0rds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-28
A DESPERATE, CONVICTED.
Temporary Disposal of "a Red-HaDded
Border RufEaa.

Copyright. 1885, Jyae California Associated Press1
Ell PAso (Tex.). September 27th.-The
White Oaks country in lincoln county,
n. NJ, to which railroad from Ell Paso is
at present being built at the rate of mile
a day, has Just been rid, for while at least,
of noted desperate whose hands are red
with human blood. At one time he had
national notoriety.
James Curry murdered, ten years ago, an,
inoffensive actor in a bar.Toom at San An
tonic. The wanton crime excited universal
indignation throughout the country, hut
he managed to get olea7 by some means
and moved away from Texas to White
Oaks. There he killed man named Foley
last February, in adrunsen bar-room brevl.
The case came to trial few days sgo. The
prosecution was conducted by john ].
Cockrell. son of the Missouri Senator, and
the defense by w. 7. Ryan. He was fclnd
guilty of murder in. the third degree and
sentenced to three years in the Peniten-
tiarV
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-28
Give Them >. Chance.

Fhss is to say, your lings. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinsTy it is. Not Only the larger air pas
sages, but the thousands of little tubes and
cavities leading froIa them.
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought not to be there, your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they do they cannot do well.
catarrh, consuzption or any of the family
of throat ana nose and head and lung OBJ
strnctiops, s1i arc. bad All ought TO be got
rid Of. There is Just one sure way to get
rid of thsal. Thai is 10 take Boschee' 5
German. syrlp, which any druggist viii
sell yes Al 10 cents bottle. Even II every
thing ess. has failed you, you may depend
upcsa p.is for certain.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-28
a BRIGHTER. OUTLOOK.
The Fever Still Bad at Jacksonville, .Bua
Decreasing at Other Points,

SkAO Il oNSr Stiii at CacKsOnTlile, HUG
Decreasing at Other Points,
tcopwig, 1855. by The California -issOcess Iress.I
JACKSONVILLE, September 27th.-The of
fetal bulletin reports 13l new cases, of
which 40 are white and 81 colored. Deaths
15. Total cases to date, 2r36S; deaths, 737.
The news from Fernandina and other
points indicate no alarming increase in the
disease.
Frank Pons, the Democratic candidate
for State Treasurer, and his wife and child
are sick at Sanderson.
At Maclenny the fever is. not increasing
rapidly, and GAINESVILLE is considered almost
clear again. Other Southern towns report
D brighter outlook.
NO NEW CASES AT JACKSON.
JACKSON (Miss), September 27ih.-lEo
new cases have been reported since Sunday
last.
Lee died this morning, making the fifth.
death OF the fourteen cases reported since
the breaking out of the fever.
RELIEF IN NEW YORK..
icopyigh, 1888, by The California Associated Press
New YORK, September 27th-Seven ben
eft performances at local theaters this af-
ternoon for the yellow fever sufferers netted
about $5 000
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-28

Coast-Reseued Sailors.
iCopyit, lSss. Jytae calfo7sia 4ssociatea Isss..,
BosTsN, September 27th.-The pilot-boat
Hesper reports picking up four men of the
crew of the schooner Psttie L. Curtis,
bound for Boston en- Wednesday, fortF
miles east of Boston LigAt The vessel
sprung leak in the gale and all hands
abandonedher save tSe steward. The lat
ter was drowned.
The British steamer BavariasE, which ar
rived today from Liverpool, sighted on
Wednesday afternoon the schooner Eddie
Pierce, Captain Angus Holmes, of Maine
for New York, flying signals Of distress.
She rescued four men rom tire rigging.
The schooner encountered the hurricane
yesterday morging and became uamanage-
able. She losther sails and;went en- beam
ends. The Captain became exhausted and
was washed overheard.
GREAT DAMAGE TO STRIPPING.
New BEDFoRo, September 27thi--The
hrst steamer since Tuesday from Martha's
Vineyard reports extensive damage to ship
ping. The schooner Charles Heathe,. fom
Hoboken to Boston, was wrecked and her
crew taken from the rigging.
A cloud-burst this morning washed great
bitches in the streets and undermined many
buildings. 1t was the heaviest rainfall eyer
known at the Vineyard.