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The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
No THoMAs RoorH. MIcHAEL BoYp. gR. ANp

ITO THOMAS BOOTH. MICHAEL BOYD. JR. AND
l. Catharfne B0gd:-
Yoa are hereby notified that the Mayor and Al
oermen Of Jersey city have purchased FOR the sum
OF eiF hteen hundred and seventy dollars and
eighty cents. lot No. A. on Block No a. on an
eight. made Dy tAs Commissioners OF ADJUST
meni- appointed bs the Circuit Court Of the coan-
~ OF Hudson. In pursuance Of Chapter CxII OF The
laws of l5s6 cert1dec copy OF which map was HE'D
in the once OF the CftyCoector o. the city OF Jersey
City. Nj. the ito ay OF April eg bfeen hundred
and eighIy nine at sale made b. me City Collec-
OF the said city, under AMI by virtue OF the pro
visions OF the said act entitled
s.an Aet concerning the settlement and collsc~
tsnla u GlreaFdgcs OF unpaid taxe s. dsst So
HsentS oad irdfer rates or fcafer 8 ~
cifies of fhss Ssufe. aad igsrosinG and lecs-
inc fllr, assessment aad fien IA lisa and
instead ef slich dsreafoqee ard to enforce
fhe pasns~Rt thereof, AID to provide for TIE
sale Of iaads subjected to future tarafioa
assd dssessnteafs :"
Faesea AarcA s9ra. 1885, and the supplements
thereto
And you are hereoT further notified that ron
have claim 70 nave. Interest "a aerela aa1 un-
lass the said iot. tract or parcel OF land shan
be reoeeiAed. provided IN said act before tho
expiration o. SIX months from ana AFTER The ser
Wee hefcoI deed for the eurae VIA be given ec-
corafng 10 tbs provisions ol tae saii aes-
TIE MATok AND A1.DEI.NES
f1-sl oREsTEs cLETELzSa
AussE soHs Z seorr.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

One OF the finest new residences in
North Hudson will be that of Givernaud,
the millionaire silk manufacturer in
North Bergen.
The Weehawken Town Council met last
night. Chairman Frost and Mike Han
nan appeared depressed in spirits.
Tonight taere will be an election for
school trustee in Weehawken. There are
two candidates, Robert Noble and G.
Basse. Noble is Kelly man and it Is
thought he Will win.
.lohu Muir, councilmau-elect OF West
Hoboken, will look after the interests OF
Court West Hoboken A. o. 4. or A at
the State convention in Paterson ON May
l2. Messrs. Stucke and Schlendorf will
look after Court Palisades interests.
The Palisade Fishing Club OF Union
Hill has elected the following officers'
George Reisenberger. President; Charles
Bradenberg, Vice President; Louis Nit
chell. Treasurer; Louis Hauenstein, Sec
reiary. aud Charles Was. Sergeant-at-
Arms.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
tn caANoEaY OF NEw JERSEY.

To Charles C Pzpe
By virtue OF an order of the Court OF Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey made on the day OF
the date hereof in q cause wherein John n
killen Is complainant. and you and others de
PENDANTS. you are required 20 appear. ana plead.
demur answer 70 the ccmpiafnant's bi II on or
before the twenty -seventh day of Nay next or the
said bill VII be taken as confessed AGAINST YOU
The said bin IS dled for the partition OF cert atm
land In Jersey City, New Jersey. whereof Martin
KIlIen died seizeo.
And you Charles c. Papo. are maze defendant
be cause YOU are the husband OF Mary Papa, who
owns an undivided sixth part OF said lands.
WALLIS. EDwARDS BuMSTED,
Solicitors Of Complainant
40. Exc hanRe Place.
Jersey City.
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To Charles 8 sutherland. Jane z. Sutherland.
yonn Nelson hspp Frances 6raul. Theresa Rap p.
William Graul. Florence Murphy. LYDIA Marion
Graul Frances GrauL william J. Graui ana MARY
A. 9rauls--
By virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Chancery Of
New Jersey. made the day OF tbs date hereof IN
cause wherein William D. Edwards and Lizzie
X EDWARDS. his wife. are comDiainsnts. and you
and others are defendants you are required % ap
pear and plead. demur or answer 20 the com plain
ants bill. or before the sixth day Of May next
you.
This said bIil Is filed partition Of certain land
II Jersey CITY Hudson county, New Jersey, ol
which Daniel keenan, died seized
And you Charles > sptheriand. Jonn Nelson
Iapp. Franees Grant William ,. Graal. Frances
Grsul tlorencs Murphy Lydia Marion Graul ara
Mary A. Graul. are made defendants because you
are each one OF the tenants In common OF Tor have
a vested remainder I'M said lands-
And you. William Grsul are made defendant be
cause as the husband of Frances Graul you n ay
claim some interest In said lands
ana You. Jane (. sutherland and Theresa Rapp,
are made defendants because your husbands have
Interest In said land and BY reason thereof you
claim right OF dover therein
Dated March 5. 1871
JAMES P. NORTHRoP,
solicitor OF Complainant
No. Exchange Place,
S2o jersey ciry. n. J.
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In CAaneery OF New Jersey.-To David N. Neely,
Jane Ann halllard. kebecca Heely, Eliza Ann Hal
lizard ana Lewis :. Samuel BY virtue OF an order
OF the Court OF Chancsry OF New Jersey. made on
the day OF the date hereof. In a cause wherein
susan J. Wurteudyke Is com plainant and you and
others are defend an1s are required 20 appear,
uIead. demur answer TO the cofnpla1 nzats dill
on before the twentieth day OF Nay next the
said bill viii oe taken as confessed against you
he said bill Is tiled 10 foreeloss certain mort
gage q ted MaY / ISL aud given by John HalliArd
and wife % John r Mon tsomery on lands situate
In Jersey CITY. Hudson County. New Jersey. 4ou.
cause you are the widow Of safe John Aalliard. de
ceased, and such claim right OF dover In sal q
premises yon- the said Eliza Ann Hzntard- and
Kebecca Nicely made parties defendant because
you the heir at law OF the s2id John HAiiArd.
deceased. and as such claim 70 own the said prem
ises you. the said David N. Neely. made party
defendant because you are ths owner OF record OF
part OF said premises and You the said Lewis 5
samuel are made party defendant because you
hold mortgage encunbraace on said lands.
Dated. March IS. ISL
CARRICk & WORfENDYKE
Solicitors OF Complainant
r o. Address. Jsrseyclty, <. j. s;s5.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
TN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

10 William C. Trspkagen, Trustee. &C. Henry
Iraphagen. Caroline R. IraphageE and William
Z. Iraphagen
By virtue OF an order OF the Court os Chaneery
or New Jersey. made on the day OF the cate hereof
In cause wherein Ma-ia @. Burgess "a com plain
ant and you and others are defendants you are
required 30 appear. plead. answer demur to the
hi OF said complainant before the sixteenth
day Of June next the said btll will be taken Is
confessed against YOU.
he said bill IS Alec 70 foreelose mortgage given
BY William C. Traphagen and wife 10 Maria q,
Burgess dated Decen Der 3 lss7 on lands in Jersey
CITY. and You William G 1raphagen. trustee. Sc
are made defendant because you are one OF the
Trustees named In a certain deed made BY Charles
c. Black 70 you and others, Dated February 1870;
and you. Henry Traphayan and Caroline R. Trap
hagen are made defendants because YOU are the
cestigue trusts named IN certain deed from
Charles G Black TO Henry v. Condicr and others
dated February II. l5sQ conveying the property
morfgaged-
ana you. William C Traphagsn are made a de-
fendant because you are the husband OF Caroline
X. 1rapnagen. one OF the ce st1que trust aud as
such claim an inchoafe right Of courtesy IN her
trust estate
Dated April Is. ssi.
TRAPHAGEy BEEKMAS
Solicitors for Complainant
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~ caANcEEY OF NEW JERSEY.

To DARwIs S. DoLBKAR.-By virtue OF an order Of
the Court Of Cnancerv OF New Jersey made on the
cRy OF the date hereof IN cause wherein the Jer-
sey City Building and Loan Association is com
plain ant an d you and another defend ants you
are required 70 appear. plead or answer 20 the com
plainants' bill on before the nfneteenth day of
siay next. or the said blli Will Be taken a. con
fessed against you
The said bill l. hleo to forecIose certain mort
gaze given by you, said Darwin s Dolbear, to the
sud comDlainant dated Octo srh lo9o on la nds
in Jersey city. Hudson county. New Jersey
And you, said Darwin ). olbear, are m ads de-
fendant. because you are the own er OF said mort
gagged premises. r Z SEYMOUR
solicitor Of complainant
Weldon building. Jersey City. y J..
Dated March 18th. 1881. SAD
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Peter E. DeKon deceased. Helen
N. DeKoiL exeeutrix or Peter c. Dekolf. de-
ceased BY order OF the Surrogate OF Hud-
nouce 70 the creditors Of said decedsnf 70
bring in their dents. demands and CLAIMS against
the estate OF said decedenr. under oaIn or
affirmation within nine months from the date
OF said order they will be forever barred OF
HkTEA NJ DFE0T.E
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NOTICE TO cREDIroRs.

Estate of Gsorre s standish. deceased. John P
Standish adm nlsTsaror OF george 5. Ssandsh de
esasec, by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated April = i6sl hereby gives notice to
The creditors of sald deeedent TO bring in the, r
dehtsy demands and claims az gainst tue estate OF
said Geeecent. under oath or Affirmation, within
nine months from the date Of said order or rhss
win be forever barred OF any action. thereo
against said administrator.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estats of Patrick o. Hai.oran. deceased. Owen
Aonahan. executor OF Palrfe< O'AAlioran de
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate Of hudson
County. dated FEBRUARY 1ist 1891. hereby gives mo-
tIce to the creditors OF said decedent 70 bring IN
their debts demands and claims against the es-
late OF said deccdeaL under OATH affirmation
within nine months from the date Of said order OF
they Will BE- forev barred OF any action taerefese
against said executor. OWEN AyNAhAN
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

Estate OF ernaTd 1iecarty. deceased Mary T
AcCorty executrix OF Bernard 51cCarty, deceased.
by order OF tne deputy Surrogate Of Hudson coun.
fy. dated Aarca s. 1891. hereby gives noxlce 70
the creditors OF said de eedenr 70 bring in their
debts, demands and claims agaiusr tns estate OF
said decedens. under oath or ..ffirmation. with
In nine month"; from the date OF said order.
they viii be forever barred OF any aclion there
for against said executrfx.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

Conductors o. II. Day and Harry Bond
are back from their vacations, and run
ming their trains on the Long Branch
road. Conductor William jones Is run
get Long Branch run when the season
opens
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
NJ oTIcR 10 CREDITORS.

gusEa fyson. execatrix Of Joseph Tyson. deceased.
5y order OF the surrogate Of Hudson county.
dated March 4 1S9l hereby gives Noise TO the cred
itors OF said decedent 70 pring in their debts. de-
mands and claims against the estate OF said deee-
dent uneer oath affirmation w1tnia nins
months from the date OF said order. tpey will
forever barred u any action thsrefor agsns. sail
executrix
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

The ehildren's health must not be neg
lected. Cold in the head causes catarrh. Ely S
Cream Balm cures at once. II Is perfectly safe
and is easily app led into the nostrils The worst
cases yielding 10 il. Price s0c.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
Longest Co.'S Special Remedy

WARRASTED TO CURE ALL DISCHARGES OF
the Urinary organs IN either sex Gravel and
pains IN the back. Price 81 per bottle To be had
- Pembroke Dlaca Liverpool England
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
NOTICE on SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber. adTniuistratrix of Thomas N Nash
decesaed. VIII be audited ana stated by the Surro
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and reported fol
seftienent on Saturday, the twenty-Ehird day ol
May next.
Dated March la A. D. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
Nof.cE os SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of tha
subscriber. guardian cf Emile deceasea
viii 70 anclled and stated by the Surrogate the
County OF Hudson. and reported for settlement on
Dated Naren II A. D.. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF the
subscribers executors and trustees under the viii
OF Nelson Edwards. will be audited ana stated by
the Surrogate OF the county of Hudson. and re
Iorted for settlement on Saturday, the 18th day oi
April next.
Dated February II. A. D 1901.
ANDREW ]. NEWBURY,
CLARENCE A. EDWARDS.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

Sotcs Is hereby esvon mat ths fnai account nf
the sEbsef iber. executor OF Vii lana j. ouses. de-
deceased. viii be aldited and szafe1 by the Surro
Ezte Of the county OF Hudson ana reported for
settlement oa saturday. t1s ztn aay OF Aprl
uekr.
Dated February Is 4 D. 1901.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
For the blood istheI life >

T oUGEsT & co.'s WORLD FAMED BLOOD NIX.
- ture iswarrantsd to cleanse the blood from al
Impurities from whatever cause arising. For
ncrofuia. scurvy, Skin and Hood Diseases and
sores o. ali kinds It's effects marvellous. Sold
In bottles At o. or bottles for s. To be mad at
NO ai5 Columbus avenue. Boston, Mass and No.
a. rem broxe place. Liverpool England.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
SURROGATE'S NOTICE,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Jas II. o'Sei. Surrogate ONCE hours g. N
TO ?. m. Saturdays TO L.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
TN cHAscERY OF NEW JTRsE1-


To Mary siuIigan,. John Muusgan. Ellen Nnkm
gan Catharine nulligan. John Grant and AnnfQ
Field Grant. his wife; Calnarine Malone nnd
Michael e Malone her husband; Mary AnA
Della Grant Margaret 5ellaa her and Francls b
Gallagher, Eer huspsnd; Ellen Mills Grant. Eliza
meth Grant and Michael Grant
a, vir5se 2, an oSssr m q <, sns coSrt y & q c.,osy
OF, in q cause wherein John J. Nullf0zu and Hifo
ct ais are eomplainznfA and you and others are
detendants you are required % appear and pie a.
before the second daF Of June next, or tns naxd
plll viii be taken IS confessed against you
The said bill Is fied % obtain Partition or nn1o
Son. in the county Of Hudson and So sss & New
Jersey. whereof Patrick Eullixan died 1qfxpG-
You The said John Muiiigsn. Ellen HuI1teaA
ssiasEns ssa na- nalhs9a sesn Grant & cAiaszss
Margaret Gallagher. Ellsn Mile Grant
and Elizabeth Graas are made defendants
because you are the hsirsatlaw Of said Paaricx
You the sair Mary Mulligan are made defend
ant because you are the widow OF Thomas MuA1-
gan, deceased. who Was . brorner OF said Patrick
Muifigan. deceased. aud as such claim dswer
You the said Annie Field Grant. are made de-
fendanr because you are the wife OF said John
Grant. and a. such claim an inchoate right
You Us said MichasI @. Malone Richard skeh
nam anHFrancis d. Gallagher made defend
ants because you the husbands OF said csthzr-
Inc Malone. Mary Ann skehnam and Margaret
estate or interest by the courtesy IL said landA
You. the said Michael Grant. are made defendant
beesuse Bridget Grant deesasad who was a sl<rr
lifetime your wife. aud bT reason whereof you
claim some estate or Interest By the coUnssv n
said lands
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS,
soliciror OF com ulaInauf4L
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21
BOARD on FIRg coMMIssIoSERs



Regular meeting Of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters Wednesday attsrnoon, April
s, 1891.
The roll was called at two o'clock.
None OF the Commissioners being pres
eut. the Clerk declared the board ad-
iourned.
CHARLES EsTEEBnooK,
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

Is CH7SCEKT or NEW JEzsEY-

IS chAsCEkf OF NEW JEasEY.
To Ann Miner and Hugh Miller. her husband
Eliza Gilkinson. CatherIns Camheron or FaaIkenor.
Gha % ns %aa lam Es5n AM s.s &
bano. Mary wood catherins Wood. John Wood
b. virtue q ordsr o. the Court OF chSacsEy q
aas sn 3 t1s srsy asy e GU vi
pany are complainaat< and you and oLner -
dsas Or answer % ths 6il 81 o.
before the twentieth day OF Nay naxt in oefaul1
eaaseeiioS s 1 ssa ss1nk K saaisasss u % sd aus 1asi
The said blll Is nied TO forecioss certain mort
kIndred and sffyfcur given b wiilsla c BocRss
esors Ia whcn ssi ~
assisnments became and is now vested n fne com
And yoa the ssia Ann Miller eliza 6nklnso1-
Catherine Csmoeron eor Fanlksnorl- Frank Wood
Wood are made asTs ndsnts because yoa a;s isr q
claim 70 be heirs OF John Woods who diea seized
And nd you Tie sad John W. Men are made Dc.
e oa @so <ss @ ss : e q e I'd
John Woods, deceased
w Rsay sas ss5 ana a joan saa
isndsnts because you srs ; me ensnsndS sna Nisss
kenny ana John wood
solicitor o. compizinantz
Fuller bsziidins Jersey c1U. ~
SlArE OF NEW JERSEY.
osf'ol o 000sn aaeszos . y. ABrn u. in
Sealed proposals win % received af this oza1s
until twelve O'Clock noon
APRIL sTH ISL
for printing the xoiusns Of Lsws passed - shs
session of I and shs Journal q ne ssn4ss = ~
examination. !. Ihis ONES On and After Apr6 s
WILLIAM q. HEPPESHErxzR.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

CHAELEs EsTEEBnOOK,
CLERK.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21
What Did They Drink =?

A dispatch Of the 10th from Bradford,
Pa, says: "NearIy 100 delegates to the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
state convention were poisoned this
afternoon by something they ate or
drank at dinner in Armory Hall
rendered the delegates by the Nc
Kean County organization. Short
ly after the afternoon session was
called to order large number of dele
gates fell violently i'll, and in half an
hour at least seventy-fve were lying
limp in their seats or on the floor, ali
extremely sick. Medical aid was sum-
moned, and every physician in the city
has a dozen or more patients on his
hands. Mrs. Canoe and Mrs. Owens,
both Of Phillipsburg, Centre County;
Miss Pearl, Mrs. Ada Cable, reporter of
the Ira, and Miss Davis, all Of Brad
ford, and Mrs. w. H. Halvey, of Pitts
ton, reporter of the Scranton Truth,
were among the most serious cases.
All were taken to the residences Of the
citizens. Mrs. Halyey and Mrs. Cable
are the only really serious cases.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21
Took the Houses Along.

The Union Pacific began forcible evic-
tons and destruction of dwellings on
its right-of-way on the levees in Kansas
City. Kan, on the 10Th. The evicted
families are 'squatters" on the Union
Pacific lands at the point, and have
lived there for years unmolested. Six
Of the houses of the squatters
on the right-of-way were torn
down and scattered in all directions.
One engine, with a construction car at
tached, a mass Of chains and ropes and
about twenty men did the work. A
large, heavy rope was run around the
houses, the other end Of which was
attached to the train. When the engine
started there was a crash, q shower of
splinters and the house had disappeared
The place was the scene Of the greatest
excitement. Most of the snanties had
been vacated for some time, although
the furniture remained in two or three,
and the owners refused to move
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21
GERMAN MINISTER DEAD.
Count Won Arco-Falley. the Representa-
tive at Washing on, Exnireg.

Count Won Arco-Va'ley. the Representa-,
tive at Washing on, Expires.
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Count Ludwig Von
Arco-Valley, the German minister
to the United States, is dead.
Prof. Bergman performed an OPP
Grafton on the Count on Monday
last, his stomach having for some time
past refused to receive all food. The
operation was not successful. The
brother and sister Of the late minister
were present at his bedside when he
died
Count Ludwig Won Arco-Valley was
in the 18th year Of his age at the time of
his death. He had three brothers, one
of whom is in the diplomatic service,
and two sisters, one of whom is married
to Lord Acton, of England. The de-
ceased minister was in the Red
Cross Association service during the
Franco-German war. While so engaged
he was captured by the enemy, and
but was saved through the Intervention
of M. Theirs, afterwards president of
the French republic. Soon after the
war he went into the Bavarian diplo-
matte service and was secretary of
the legation to the vatican at
Rome. Later he entered the imperial
German service as diplomat, and in
973 was secretary of legation at Vienna.
1ring his incumbency Of that Office, he
Arried the actress, Janisch, in conse-
.uence of which he left the diplomatic
service of the government. 1t was only
a short space Of time, however, before
he separated from his wife, after which
he was again received into favor by his
governmentand Served at different times
as secretary of the legation at Madrid,
Paris and London, also as secretary of
the German embassy to the King Of
Italy After some service at Rome be
was appointed consul-general to Cairo,
Egypt, at which place he remained
eighteen months, until the spring of
1888, when he received the appoint
ment of envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary to the United
States, which office he held at the time
of his death
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21
WRECK ON THE PANHANDLE.
Two Persons Killed and Several Injured
Near Steubenyiile, q.

Two Persons Killed and Several Injured
Near Steubenyiile, o.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 16.-The Panhan-
die vestibule limited train, eaSt-bound,
was wrecked at Mingo Junction, four
miles west Of SteubenYllle, O., at $50
o'clock this morning. Two persons were
killed and four seriously injured. Their
names are:
- MARSHALL, brakeman. Columbus, o.
JOSEPH WESTON. express messenger.
Those injured are:
A. STANLEY, postal clerk, Cincinnati o.
A. r. KEYS, postal clerk, runway, O..
w. 5. DAVIS postal clerk, London, ..
ROBERT MCPHERSON, baggagemasteri Column
bus. o.
None of the passengers were injured, al
though they were all badly shaken up.
The accident was caused by collision of
the limited with freight train on a piece
Of track called 1.-The gauntlet" The crash
was terrific, completely demollshing the
engines, tcleSc0ping the postal and bag
gage cars, but fortunately deralling
only one sleeper. AS soon as the
trains stopped, passengers and train
men commenced to search among the
Wreckage to ascertain if any person had
been injured. 1t was soon found that the
express messenger and the brakeman,
both OF whom were on the front postal
car, had been killed outright the bodies
having been considerably manGled, and
three postal clerks and the baggagemaster
injured. The wreck took fire and the
BODIES OF the two dead men were badly
burned. The wounded were all taken to
the hospital at Steubenville, while the
bodies Of the dead brakeman and express
messenger were carried to the station at
Mlngo. The passengers were transferred
to another train and brought to this city.
The responsibility for the accident has not
yet been aScertaIned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21
WAR SHIP IN COLLISION
A Dutch Vessel Runs Into Bark Dur
ing the Atlantic Storm.


ing the Atlantic Storm.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The gale is blowing
with even greater severity than ever in the
Irish Sea. Many Of the storm-beaten,
Wave-battered vessels which during the
past two days succeeded in making some
harbor Of refuge are in danger OF going
ashore.
telegram from Portland says that
Dutch man-of-war has been in collision Off
Portland Bill, the rocky promontory upon
which stand two well-lInown lighthouses,
1913 feet above the level of the sea. The
vessel which the war-Ship coliided with is
the British bark Mysterious Star, 3S7 tons,
Capt. d. Jenkins, Of Sunderland, and be-
longing to 7. Davies. Both vessels are
greatly damaged.
The vessels which arrived at various
ports around the English coast, seeking
shelter from the storm, are in pitiable
condition. Many Of them experienced the
full force of the terrible weather on Tues
day and Wednesday.
A man who was driving horse and
trap through the Rhondda River was
drowned by the sudden flood. as was also
another person who went to his rescue.