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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-14
FUR TRIMMED NEW.
MARKETS

made:
Black, All-wool Diagonal Cheviots,
with handsome frog ornament. full collar
OF Cape Seal. reduced from SO to So
Black, Allwool ChevIot, trimmed with
Soutache braid. Astrakhan collar and
cuffs. reduced from S25 to So
Very fine Black Diagonal Cheviot,
trimmed and edged with Labrador Seal,
collar. of Labrador Seal, a stylish and
handsome garment, reduced from ST
to SIS.
And similar wonderful mark-downs
through the entire stock. ALI sizes to
begin with to-day. Come early.
The entire remaining stock of
JACKETS, every style, grade or
quality, reduced in this great sale,
and the prices are equally attractive.
PLUSH JACKETS. ''
A large assortment, all this
seasons goods, latest styles, very
best makes of Plush, best manner
of workmanship, all reduced.
EXAMPLES
Fine Seal Plush Jackets revere front
reduced from SIS to $40.
Fine Seal Plush Tight-Fitting Walking
Jackets reduced from SIS to So
Fine quality Seal Plush English Walk
ing Jackets, reduced from SIS and $50
to SIS.
Fine Seal Plush Jackets. vest front, in
roll collar and with new English square
collar, reduced from SIS to SIS and 80.
Crush Plush Jackets, REFER 'front.' re-
duced from SIS to SIS.
Fine Seal Plush Refer Jackets,
fur trimmed,
Reduced from s35 to SIS
Reduced from $45 to $50.
Reduced from $50 to $50
Reduced from $50 to SIS
Plush Goats, Wraps and MantIes
similarly sacrificed.
Dress Jackets and Goats for the
Children correspondingly reduced.
Bargains in the Fur Department.
The sun., 1891-03-30
PASTOR HAMILTON NO 1oxeKn.
He Leaves the simpssn Chureh 60 Laso,
for AIRED NTln1aterN.

He Leaves the simpsen Chureh 60 Labor
for Aged Ministers.
The Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton. pastor Of the
Simpson NJ. E. Church. in Clermont and
Willouehby avenues, announced to his conRrs.
cation at yesterday mornings service that In
the evening he would preach his last sermon
as pastor OF the church.
The announcement was not altogether asur-
prise to the CONGREGATION. % II was generally
known that the pastor would not continue In
eharge Of Simpson Church. DR.. Hamilton
has preached many sermons In different
cities on the poverty OF superannuated
Methodist clergymen. and II was through him
largely that the Veteran Ministers Relief As
socistion was organized. He resigns his pull
pit to devote his time and talents to the better-
ment OF the condition OF the aged ministers Of
nis church.
ns Sss:ss 81 p chsR no ss
needed assistance financially. but needed
kD5sRH a
better better for himself that he SHOULD undertake
e Che evening Ss made only ono
and the sermon Was Illustrated Sy stereoptaiss An
as the prsssher TSss ES1S Were as
shown on q canyas fifteen feet square. and
were remarkably vivid.
The Rev Dr y. 9. Wilson. pastor Of the
Methodist Tabernacle. Phlladelphia, will suc-
SSed s Dr. Dr &Hsm!lton as pastor Of the church,
that is required for the new minister to take
charge and for Dr. Hamilton to enter on his
work "a missionary.
,ArranRemenis. have been made by which DR..
Hamilton Will plead the cause OF the "super-
and Newark conferences. Many pastors Of
leedinR Methodist churches throughout the
West hayo offered the Doctor their churches to
The iniant Sunday school OF the church pre.
sented Mrs Hamilton with lamp. and tho
members OF tho Epworth Leagus connected
with the church gave o handsome solid silver
eerviGe set to the reiiring pastor and his wife.
Dr. Hamilton Will have his future home at
The sun., 1891-03-30
LIVELY DOINGS AT SLIGO.


ass vsiss Drowned IN . Ch0rus ef Ysils-
Dsvitt saA Other Ants.Rasusilitss Are
Attached ~ . Hss snA Retire Defsassa.
sLzoo. March 39.--To-day hes been the live
Hest day 40 far IN the North Sligo election
campaign. By . o'clock this morning the
streets were alive With people listening to the
music Of several bands.
The Paxnell -eontingents. with their leader.
were out By 10,o'sloek. engaged In personal
eanvassine In their zeal they even attempted
70 devote attention to Consy Island. in Sligo
Bay. although there are only twenty-five
voters on the island. ParneIl met with q hos
tile reception at Strand Hill. where he
found It impossible TO hold . meeting
owing to the piercing yslls Of his opponents.
and was finally compelled TO retreat to Sligo.
The Bishop Of the diocese. together with the
priests Of the whole district denounced Par
nell to their congregations at mass this morn
Ing 80"
Meanwhile the anti. .Parnelli,ss. Msssrs Sex
ton and Collsry. Maurice Healy, and Mishssl
Dsvitt. and their PARTY. bent on an unfortunate
attempt to carry the nRht into the snemy's
country. started at Q O'Clock in the morning
for the Tireragh district, addressing small
ssths.ipss% % on their way; I'M Tspplsb,cy Wa
SS sass. ss::
hi q sua p; sg SsSI w:sp &
ons. threatening 70 move toward their oppo-
Hents butltho pol!cet nterposed and with limo
of bayonets kwed the antaRonists and the
storm subsided amid muttered threats and
Ali now moved In the direction Of Dromore
% %Wsst where sfteE z similsr scene the Par.
By the police Michael D1vitt led his ad-
herents OF. oil dqokinR their heads and some
fusiliade Of stones Mr.. Plnker member "
Parliament for Galway. had his head cut and
several others were Injured.
ties found the. road barred ~ . formidable
array o. PArnellites. and on the advice o. the
amid another shower OF stones and other
~is:tlss. The party reached Sligo IN the even.
happeninge and the treatment they had r.
eeiyed. which they declared the Pa!nellito
leaders organized on tho previous night In
6ligo Tbey all vowed vengeance At the
same time they complimentsd the police upon
the protection that had been afforded them.
"A car. witt ccurle Of newspaper men follow
ing 100 yards behind tho DAvitt party. was ut
tackled by PArnellites and the occupants were
thrown to the ground, and were 30 seriously
hurt that they were obliged to stop at . village
70 have their wounds dressed. On learning
who the wounded men were tho assailsnts OK.
pr00 sed contfiton.
The sun., 1891-03-30
Who Were the Heatheas

P1rTsBuRaH. March 29.-Ths Cinnamon Of
Pittsburgh own neat lot In Uniondale Come
tery. This afternoon ono Of their number.
Jsn Sen. was buried there with every rite and
observance attending Chinese obsequies. Jen
Sen was high Mason. and . long procession
Of Celestials followed the remains to the grave.
Here q most diss6E1raceial s61 scene new was bIousht
ioseS y tSe tima moasusrs @ " "a ordep 10 sratf1
their curiosity. The Chinese placed burning
Joss sticks, ,perfumed paper. and printed
almost snstched from their hands By the mob.
They also wrapped small coins In paper. and
sosttered them on and 9S. IN the Grsvs but boys
possession OF tho curious mementoes. Cat
calls. jeera. and howls from the crowd added to
the shamelessness OF tho scone.
The sun., 1891-03-30

Sarsa pariIIa.
HE DIDN'T CAPTURE TIE ELKA

Hartford's Aeting Mayor Had . Supper ana
Speech Prepared for Nothing.
HARTToRD. March 29.-ActinR Mayor McGov.
ern and Alderman Crilly having met with
success In running the Board Of Aldermen.
unitel their forces and attempted to run the
Hartford branch Of the great Order Of Elks.
But the woods were full Of Elks that thought
otherwise. and. In consequence. there is deep
mourning In the McGovetn- Cilley oamp to-
day. For weeks these worthless have been At
work 10 capture the ONCE OF Exalted Ruler.
the highest in tho Ellis order. and one that
makes the person elected o. member Of
ths Grand Lodge; an honor End pEomii.
Having set his machinery to work. and
enlisted Alderman Crilly's services. they work.
cd diligently, and boastluily Apnounced that
Gen. Harrison ttheir. opponent) was beaten.
and badly beaten. too" great time was t?
follow McGovern's inauguration. He ordered
an elaborate supper. at which the lodge and in
vited guests were to sit, and the acting Mayor
was to make the speech Of his life. The cleo
tion came OF last nlRht. and McGovern bad his
speech. accepting the ONCE OF Exalted Ruler.
committed to memory. The disappointment
was g eat whom the teller nnouncod that Gen.
Harrison had 60 votes and McGovern only So
Beaten two, to ono. and q supper table ell wait.
ing for the 100 guests
The sun., 1891-03-30
K1LLsRH1s sLsTER-M-LLM:
rrasAtral Murder By N italian at Cesss
Brook, n. j.

1risAtNal Murder By N italian NJ Cessr
Brook, n. j.
CAMDEN. N. J.. March 29.-Last night
ct Cedar Brook. this county. Dominica
Fillippo Cocco. An italian. ssed 20 years.
OF Philadelphia, In . quarrel With bis
sister. .in.law, Giovins Dionore. II years old.
PLUNGED Q stiletto into her breast causing
almost instant death. Cocco came to this
country in 1890. landing at Philadelphia. He
separated from his wife some months ago.
since which time she has been living with her
father at Cedar Brook.
Cocoo left Phllsdelphis on Saturday after
noon with the svowed intention Of trying
to discover his wife's Whereabouts. He in
ouired around Cedar Brook for his father-in-
laws residence. and finally located tho
house. which he reached At about
dusk. He did not -, enter The hogse.
This she declined to do being afraid Of him.
yersation with Coco. the father meanwhile
standing In the doorway. Finally Cocco be-
cAmo enraged at something said by the father.
aud. drawing q stiletto, he ATTEMPTED 60 reach
I'D ssT n Ysa Sso1. t m him s4;e 9
b.vs sd s' s 'sas1 after ssd
he spent the night 10 the woods. and, eludine
the searching parties that were on his. trail
came to this city. where he was arrested upon
Tho vile and her father were brought hero
- witnesses and they. together with Cocco
told their stories through an interpreter to
Coroner Jeffries this afternoon.
The sun., 1891-03-30
r,...,.-op. win r,eA. for ss1;ooo.

F1tEsinnons VIII Fight for $4,000.
BALTIMORE. March 2a-Bob Fitzsimmons
hae left Baltimore for Buffalo. He says Of the
Astoria tOreeon) Athletic Club purse for a
fight between him and Hall: THE chance has
come at last Now for an opportunity
to Day of old scores. beat Hall
once about two years ago In Austria
liza then knew very little about fighting.
I'll give him the grAndest thrashing this time
he ever had In his life, He is better man
and had him licked the arst time | punched
training he viii 10 forced to undergo.
in order to get down to l54 Doupds,, will take
ness: My engage ment With George Clark VIM
rest I intend TO train for the fight"
George. Clark telegraphed from Chicago. to
Charles Ross. HIS agent here. that he had q
Susrqnteed parse oi ST :o09: and iurtheEmose S,S
With an equal backing on the Hall side. this
will make the largest stake ever fought for.
the total amount being $37 900. Fitzsimmon9
Gays II be defeats Hall he win make Ted
and then retire from the ring.
The sun., 1891-03-30
GPnTIXD AWAY
TAs Fereeieus AIlieators, spanish Niece
hsanas. Trick Donkey, saa Al.

ne TereeioNs Alli9at0rs, Spanish 1leee'
hssnas. Trick Donkey, ssa An.
Notwithstanding the writ Of attachment Is
sued By Justice Enele on Saturday and the
heroic efforts OF Const able johnson and special
Policeman McCome. the ferocious allieators
and Spanish bloodhounds and trick donkey
and other properties Of Mrs. Webber's Uncle
Toms Cabin company left the Novelty Thea-
tire In Driggs street. Williamsburgh. some time
between midnight Saturday and daybreak yes
tsrday.
The money alleged 10 be due to stage Villain
!. Winston Murray has not been paid. and
Lawyer II. B. Davis is threatening to take ven
essnos through tho police courts on Caleb
Wogiom, the manager Of the Novelty Theatre.
After tho arran cement made with bis consent
that Saturdays performances be allowed to 60
on Mr.. Davis loft the theatre. leaving
johnson and McOoms in charge. John
son says that whom he went to take pos
session Of the compsny's effects Mr.. woelom
told him to bring wagon and the theatre At
tach6s would help him load them. ae got the
wagon. and returned to find the theatre closed.
Admission Was refused him. Mr.. Davis de.
%S st ,hs ss4s aimed %s2 Wit n q
lon rat does si not @ say ANYTHING w..
Webner. in speaking Of the affaiI Last night.
simply bun. Mt. Murray, his wife. and
ehiid had been in tho employ Of the company:
but had been disshareed. Hs made himself
managers that six theatres had cancelled their
contracts. One.of them tForepaugh's 10 Phila-
S:S s s!s:;';ss H.: NJ ~ sSs II; 'ss $s;
nase :Ss s hs .Sss sSe ed, !. ps oSs
whom convinced by ocular demonstration that
the things had IA some NAY Or other been cen
floor OF the theatre connects with nearby
saloon. and that the effects had been taken
have been collected on them II they had been
seized.
little little scsnery carried By t6e company belene,
70 Mrs. F. +: Gardner. who is protected Py
property Of little Carrie Webber. who plays
" Topsy." and ID exempt from seizure.
The sun., 1891-03-30
He Shot tho 1osrAer.

PHILADELPHIA. March 29.-Early this morn
ing John Hayes, aged a yesra Of 1.642 Dor
rance street. shot and seriously wounded An
drew Mcfarland OF the same age. who boarded
With him. and whom he caught With his younk
wife. Hayes returned homo Unexpectedly
from work this morning and found his wife
in McFarland's room.
The enrsged husband grabbed up MoFar-
lands duckinR Run. which stood In corner. and
placing the weapon almost against tho latter's .
With WSicb The The gun run was loaded sore frteht. ht
ful hole in McFarland's shoulder. Mrs. Hayes
ran screaming into tho street in her night
clothes.
The husband won't ct once to station house
and surrendered hipsslf, Mcfarland was
te %ner MS an Ts
some hope of saving his life. Hayes Ia In prison.
The sun., 1891-03-30
L A. W. APPOINTMENTS.
New York viii Not Be Represented ,
the New Racing Board.

New York viii Not Be Represented on
the New Racing Board.
President James R. Dunn Of the League Of American
whselmen, after long and what was deemed an un.
necessary delay. has mado out . number of appoint
msnt He has appointed Albert Mott his opponent for
the ONCE OF President in the recent L. A. W. election
Chairman Of tho Transportation Committee which ap.
pOlntment u considered excellent 10 also the
rsspPontns Of Isaac Potter 10 the Charm nnshp Of
tho Road Improvement Committee
The appointments follows:
Membership Commtttee-Sandtord LAwton, EpriuR.
neldi deorEe c. PenneL Elizabeth. and II. S. Perkinh
Trsnsporta alton Commlttse-AlbeIt Mott and j. t.
Chism Baltimore; Bentley Ayers, Chicago; T. G. Clay.
Savannah; A. T. Dood, Newark and b. Seward, Bos.
Rplss and Resul.sious-J. Kirkpatrick Ohio. and A.
Richmond. Michigan.
Racing Board-C. T. Rande. ChicAgoi George g. A.
water, Washington; George oollistsr, Cleveland and
Abbott Hassett, Boston.
The wheemSn Of this section condemned tho Prssi.
dents selection Of G. Il. Randeil as Cnairmsn Of tn
has snsrsy ignored Esw York vnich to be depIorsd
The general Impression II that this section should
hac sfepresentativt on ths board ana that Nj Dnnn
one msmSer Of tho gid Racing Hoard has been rsap-
msnts will 10 completed early this week.
The sun., 1891-03-30
CAPT LAMRERr STABBED.
Tie Result OF Street Quarrel AAsag
Drunken Men.

Tie Result OF . Street Quarrel Ansas
Drunken Men.
Daniel Lambert, the Captain OF grain boat
at the Weehswken piers. 10 In st. Francis Hos
pital. Jersey City. suffering from stab wound
In the left aide at the back which will probably
cause his death. T.o stsbbing ARRAY oe.
eurrsd ct Fourth andlHendsrson streets. Jersey
CITY.
Lambert. James Mcfarland. George Cooley.
and another man. whose name has not bssn
divulged because hs has not been arrested.
were standing ON the corner Of Fourth and
Henderson streets talking to two women.
They we're Wrapping and making considerable
aisn9 i and SYs Stopped W Tor 1sEe moment A-DD'A'u
Boyle walked over to one OF the men. and.
giving h!oi Q push told ths, crowd to move
elo1e and stop thsif noise: The next mo9ent
RisSE:;s iSS; ;o|SssS k|%SP Esn'fi rough and sunSis
Lambert, was knocked down in the the psles
and when he reRained his feet he declared that
asS e. :sSef AZ srsa
arrested Mack and Boyle. .HoFeriand. and
Cooley were also arrested. and are detained -
Police Captain Kelly took Mack and Boyl,
se:R oas osS 1ss sStn e. s:a
thc dl{ioqity. Lambert wss pncopseIous af
said there wss very llst!S chance cf his rs.
sn e If q: Z ssras ss.. b 4 IA 6.
cult 70 learn Who stsobsd him. No weapon
was found on any OF the prisonsrA
The sun., 1891-03-30
Ms.s..a ..s Creators n ...-ssa.

OTTAWA. Narsh ae.-Nr. Charles Il. Lind.
holm. who once Lived IN New York city. and
his wife came 10 Toronto three years ago
and rented Q house In Parliament street. Al.
though Lindholm 10 . Christian and his wife
au Isrselits. they seemed to get on very well
together snd:wsrs evidently happy The lady
took pupils In music. German. and French.
and made . nice sum each auastsr. On
Wednesday last she disappeared. and since
then her husband has been rsosivins many
visits from his wiis's creditors. Hs discovered
tire. sPd o. sstufaV Re S.lliai esnS a snd
sEsn ns SsSs co%. p os over MSs4
the sbSent onp bonpEsd in varlous su%s. II
s.s sns & &: 'asa sn ssss f9Iins I
Iindhom knew was assessed before she vent
sion.. Ste has isit With her husband their
three children. the eldest ~ years old. upd.
eolY ssye there yss 20 distEresWsnt and tbs, that
Hs nd hi. vIo. got III the P9nsy he bad ex-
aHt ne b ~ HSs even "a esS e :lssp e On Sn;
The sun., 1891-03-30
Citi.e. Tra,. D,seourses OF Cr.ahs.

Citl1en Train D1scourDe0 OF Crank0.
Tho entertainment at tho Union Square The
stre last night under the direction OF J. p
Smith was pleasing SUCCESS. The house was
comfortably filled and the audience was treated
to 9 discourse BY George Francis Train on
what Crsnks have Done for Mankind" The
cd sttentiyely to the singing and recitations
of. Lottis ellison. Frank Bush, ]. W. Ransone
and Fenton. When, tho time. came for him to
DO bis turn. he rose in the box and said that
on the programmes. He was in doubt whether
the audience wanted to bear him, and called for
8 vote: e was . un9pimoqs aye" and 10
the Astors. Vsnderbilte. and half 4 dozen other
railway scheme. They told him he vas
crank, but hs vent ahead built the road. and
stephenson. Fulton. Edison. Morse. Ericsson
and many other famous mon wore cranks.
The sun., 1891-03-30
SPARKS FROM THE zElsaRAPn

Exconsrsssmsn Pstsr NJ. pox 10 reported dying at
his homo In liuntsvills Ala he formsry Represented
the Eighth Alabama district.
It 10 said to be probable that sxRsprsssntsnvs Oar.
Gsnersi Isnd 0iios. vice 6rSd. rsssnsd. - 'A'
The steam saw mill OF Wallace 4 Co. at East Cam.
bridge w. and 600 feet Of lumber burned
yestsrdsy morning The tire u supposed to have been
OF ncsndisry origin
Anna =. Morrow Of t2t Kater, street FhilsdslphiA
and forsady of the shoe factory In Carlisle Pa was
found dead In her room at tho Thudium House In
isls yssterdAy morning, dssth resulting from sunooa-
uon BY gas
Major Hiram Smith Of Jamss.own. the Democratic
candidate for Congress for Thirty fourth New York
district has take formal action to unseAt Warren B.
Hooker who Isceivsd the certificate Of election the
grounds Of bribery.
Major Estes Rath6ons Of Ohio at prssent the chief
Post once inspector has accepted the ocs OF Fourth
sion OF Consrssa IL viii not however enter UPON dc
duties OF the once for some time,
The estAblshmsnt Of the Charles Rohr Packing Com.
propsry 0 va. I'D on D0iSsa
srown SOFA Sps Va ss occupsS 81 tEs sohr CSsn
.bss. Ss ana s.s ns .scS
msnt OF IL kind east OF Chicago
The sun., 1891-03-30
TAKEN ON THE WING,
Honine Pigeon Fsnciers Preparing for the
Season.

Honing Pigeon Eanciers PREPARING for the
Season.
PnLADsiSHiA March 2a-w A Mclean Of strsthroy.
Ont. has come into the possession Of the wing Of
pigeon marked. III caught or shot notify & g. starr.
box 2ea PHILADELPHIA" and In another place with the
number ia He says the bird was shot BY farmer in
the vicinity last summer IL the property of George
Gould, Nswtonvilie. Masa. and was one Of the Hub
Clubs entry in the journey for record and the 0eorss
W. ohilds prize from watford Ont. ~ distance being
o35 miles
The journey Vas the most disastsrous Eastern fau.
ciers ever experienced, owing 70 . cyclone which
caught the birds when in New York Ftats the day
the stara. One bird, J. H. 34o owned BY John Hicka
Allston was seen next day At Romuua n. T. hobbiIns
along the road picking up ito breakfast and unable
ny. A party Of hvs men Just from . shooting match
'psa Is and " ,us !. .n.
s;ss SsP$s xs: s:s!sssss ..a Sss q
ss sssE iIsa
Isia W !%!sa are:
RAE *. STisIsSs5y TI;,n,y: tiIs a1%
fs...S sss sSs
HsS.orhy Woe Is.idsns Daley Ileesuses ses'He +
WIKI .sa Sss.i ci.sss
c.pe, of rrovd.uo.
asking for tho mile station. II SUCCESSFUL they viii
isI
tiemen hays been pigeon aver. from their youth up:
s.
s1.s ei: .
each ny two birds wearing 30 bands from less
300 miles, TO wearing e bands from less thsn 2UO
ns tRS s;s% mot s L : 1 s.r.
m az esEo pS y s s Wo Say
Ar effort is being made to have MAI Gen Cameron Of
massage bearers Of the Dominion.
The Toronto Club tho largest and most influential In
tho Dominion will begin training for iu seasons work
LsnaoP ont 3uS { opy l.sey SIssni.:a ne
9. Mccormick: Secretary and treasurer. LieaICoL NJ
Aylmer The birds Of the club be all in loft
ing Of Brooilyn Jersey cry and Newsrf. has a..
ranged its schedule for the coming season follows
May IL Hayre Do Grace lS6 miles; ~ Washington 40
silver cup and gold medal from North Carolina and a
special diploma for the bird making the best
The schedns arranged by the Associated rancisrs Of
Philadelpha u: Nay SO Orange. Va. 2no miles: juno
Liberty Va; lag, 700 Tes Il liz: t.sns,ton 1,,,s c. go
arc: President Jacob c. BockiuS: Vice President 4 H.
%ooa; sserssafy tna Treasurer P ossrs HaSe
Munro.
Tho associated Fsnciers of Brooklyn have elected
the following officers: President Dr n. r. Atan Vice
President r Reed; Secretary and Treasurer, @. +.
Smith; Race commitiee L. Wispsnsehl r. Dietrich and
reprssssss the Hudson gsdfOrd, BPookyn, and kinss
County Cluh
The sun., 1891-03-30
Two Killed and Many I.jured.

New ORLEANS March 29.-The Tines Demo-
Gratis Birmingham. Ala. special says: A disss-
trous wreck occurred on the Ensley City
dummy line shortly after noon to-day.
A train loaded with pleasure seekers. and
going at q rapid rate. ran of the track about
We miles from town and tumbled down an
Bob Taylor two negro passengers. were in
stantly Killed. a. ]. Risby. the engineer. was
His euferings are excruciatinR and his
death is expected momentarily.. Mrs. DR..
Ramsey was badly crSshed. @ l. and nd !, Is said heE ~
for life. NJ, g. John Sullivan Was painfully
scalded. james Nelms had one log painfully
strained. About ton negro passengers were
hurt more or less Two Of them. It is said.
will not recover. 80.
train was running very rapidly at the time Of
the accident. the engineer endeavo!tnR to
make up the M thirty & minutes @ s he was behind the
carefully cared for.
The sun., 1891-03-30
wREx OF THE BRIG HATTIE

Driven Ashore n Terrible 9toFn-The
Crew Reseued By tho life Savera.
BALTIMORE. March 29.-A despatch to THE
Sur from Ocean City says that when the brig
Hattie Of Boston. T. N. sanborn. master. came
on shore Friday afternoon there WAS terrible
sea running. The brig, was from, Cape Hay
The crew Of the life saving station at Ocean
City rescued the crew, consisting Of four sail:
bis wife. 1t is not likely that the brig can Be
foated. The Hattie is q hermaphrodite brig Of
about 327 tons burden, She parted her anchors
and laid directly opposite Ocean City.
The storm was the most terrific ever known
on the coast OF Maryland. No damage. how
ever. was done the beach. the hotels, or cot
tages. Tho violence Of tho wind In the lower
part Of the peninsula was unusual. amounting
fences In many places