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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Yesterday while Intoxicated Will
Ham G. Hopkinsa respectable looking
white man stole from the basement OF
the Exchange Building box OF valu.
able papors which were stored there
by William A, KINNEY. Subsequently
officer Scott found Hopkins and John
Kyle at the foot of Shipley street
opening the box and sent them to the
statlonhouse,
This morning In Municipal Court tho
men were arraigned on the cnarge
when Hopkins plead guilty. Kyle de.
Mad any knowledge of the owners hip
or contents of the box, and only es
capped the law by Hopkins statement
that he had met his fellow prisoner at
Front street but few minutes before
he was arrested.
Under these circumstances Kyle was
dismissed. but Hopkins was held un.
der $500 bail for court. Mr.. KINNEY
personally valued the papers at $500.
but at an outside salable pIios they
were ouly worth about 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The finest concert OF the season an
Claymont was given In Claymoht Hall
on Saturday evening last, under the
Auspices OF the City Cycle Club, OF
Philadelphia. An excellent program
was rendered. in which some OF the
best talent of this city and PhiIadel-
lphia had numbers. From the Quaker
city the Eastburn Academy Banjo
Club rendered three selections; Prof j,
Y. Jenkinson. violinist, trio; Mr.. Albert
n. Ross a song; Mr.. Z. q. English. u
banjo solo; Mr.. J. I. Glenroy, a comic
song. and MIR. George g. Melloy. o
IcUrnet solo.
From this city. Mr.. James v, Har-
bert, The well-known tenor singer. a nd
Mr.. Horace Harrison, the popular
baritone. wero each down for num-
Der. and Mr.. Henry L. Price. who mas.
tors the hOrmonica and guitar togeth-
ier so surprisingly clever; also Pref.
William Il. Francis, the pianist, who
enjoys distinction as an artist. The
audience wac more than pleased with
ths eopGSrt and the wa
lciub.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The April torn Of the District Court
! for tho District OF Delaware convened
this morning At II O'Clock. The fol
lowing grand Jurors answefed 10 theiI
Albert E. !. H siS 4 Albert Cowgirl.
Thomas J. Terry. john Hendriokson.
Mark Davis. Albert =. Layton, james
Green, Robert Raughley.C. Reynolds.
Richard @. Frazer, James A. Dodd,
John II. Malloney. Isaac N. Grub.
Henry Q. Mahaffy, John W. Penning-
ton, Andrew s. Eliason. William NJ.
Stuckert. George NJ. Fisher, Henry o.
Robinson.
The cases presented before them
comprised about fourteen indictments
for selling liquor without having paid
special government tax.
The case OF Thomas Finn for rob.
bling the United States mail, Beniah
Watson for falling to cancel Govern.
ment stamps from empty beer kegs
and tho case of William G.. Kitchens
for sending an obscene letter through
the malls to his wife Annie G. Kitchens
from Brocltton, Ala, to Lewis, this
State.
The court will take up the trial OF
these cases tomorrow. In which the
grand jury will return true bills.
The grand jury at O'Clock returned
true bills against Benlhh FlemmIng
and William q. Hltchonp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
FIFTH EDITION.!
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
"A. -~%I
The Seventh Anniversary of Kaaosh
Cominnndery, No. &c.

Kadosh Commandery. No. e5, A. L
10. X. OF NJ, celebrated their seventh
last evening in Eden fialh
and the affair was a grand success.
After O short business session in their
hall on the upper floor the members
adjourned to the banquet room.
where large number Of their friends
had already assembled. BY 8 O'Clock
this room was packed to tho doors,
ana when the meeting was opened by
Recorder ii. Ii. McMullen. chairman
|of the committee. there was scarcely
standing room in the large hall. The
The Rev. j. ID. q. Hanna, followed
with singing. This Flag Without O
STAIN" by the choir OF Union NJ. Il.
Church. A Mandolin Club then gave
some very fine selections, which were
greatly appreciated by the audience
IP. ). q. George II. Pierce of Pennsyly
vania delivered an interesting address,
in which he gave brief history of tho
order. Its objects and aim.
Little Mise Wallace gave song In
10 char ming manner. and Mr.. and Misc
lWyble followed with an organ and
Iviolln duett. A sentimental song was
finely rendered. by Mir. Harry Gray.
after which n side splitting recitation
lentitled, "a Yankes's CourtBhip,' was
given by Mr.. j. b. Lloyd, In an mimi
table manner. which convulsed the
audience with laughter. z. s. c.
Charles MoClintock, OF California, was
then called upon and made very in.
teresting address. The Bascoe Orches-
some tine selections. and AIiss
Daniels gave reading. This was
followed by vocal music by Mrs,
Beck, Miss Wilson and Miss Dunbar.
Metsrs. Cross and Smeltz gave some
excellent selections on the autonarp
land violin. +. Goldman followed with
a violin solo, and Mr.. Croft and Mas
ter Bascoe gave some pleasing selec-
ltiQns on the mouth organ and violin.
Miss Thompson accompanied by Miss
MeintiIe on the organ, favored the aus
ldience with n song, after which Chalrs
man McMullen announced that re-
lfreshments were next on the program,
An abundance was served and caro-
was taken that no one In the large au.
ldienco was missed.
| This concluded the exercises and tho
audience departed well pleased with
the evenings entertainment.
The order was started in this State
seven years ago with very few
members, but this small and deter.
minod band. inspired by their motto,
In hoe signo vinces." have pressed
forward and gained the victory. The
membership OF Kadosh Com mundery
is over 200. There are 4 Commandery
,, in this city with total membership
of nearly 1000. Notwithstanding tho
general depression of business new
members are being admitted at aimosu
every meeting. Tho order was form
ed at Jerusalem over eight centurios
ago, and ID one OF the best beneficial
and faternal organizations In the
world. Any man OF good moral char.
acter. except Infidals and Roman
Catholics. are eligible to membership.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
DU mLG SALE or RIAL E,TArr
l. VIII he sold at public sale on -
THURSDAY, APRIL eath. 1891

tne magnificent ARMSTRONG Farm. re.
Gently helon2ing to AIevander Arm.
STRONG EST on ROdgGr roAt, near Mann.
hn ~ trek road, Ia Lower Chichestnr
township. Del.Co.. Pa ''''
INA fffn cons lts al 10 acres mo,e ar
!csS' o. Ne hnrst luna Ia Delaware conn.
~ Ht%h and healthy ineation, overload.
'nR lh9 delaware river and commapiinr
Sh,ailniiis vioss. Close to ohurGhrs.
schools ct" Wauld make Il splnnIiA
STOCK or dairy farm. two sutg OF h,iid-
~ dwellings uud barn. Each barn
Hpiehaldl5 built has room fol, I'd hend II
STOCK. Two streams Of water RIM tiynuvb
me property. which is IN close proxlniiy
10 Tie rapidly growing CITY OF rhn.tGI
e "a, haJoihs TIE borough OF Marcus Hopl,
iihin miles OF Wilmington, DaL; Il
nllte from Llnwood aud f'lavmont ST "a.
lions T., W. u. II, III, milo from
nin9ihmyn and Ogden stations. ID. 4 o
., The route Of the proposed Chesler n n.
wilmington ley Linz, runs In frnnt OF
this property. The properly WIN urst h,
oti iS as n whole, and If not so sold i
VIII then hh offered In two Separate traci,
OF abont equal size ConVeynnars vii
meet trains nj Linwonl. Cl1ympnt an,
.inolthMyh stations ON dsty OF sale. FUl
iuIl pattloulars apply 10 II. II, MCt'ornIe,
hoothMyni Dol Co, Pa. CONDITIONS vii
ne NUDE known ON dry of sale,
John u, Howard. Auc. slO.l4l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Bsyard SheIlady and
their daughter. Mrs. Robert White,
Grove to near Jennarsvilis, Pa, on
Saturday, to visit their father and
neither, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew 5hella-
dy, who are over sc ys1rs OF age.
The aged couple woss ss Gali AS usual,
end were glad to see fEAiG. lhey re-.
turned home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hilbert Cook ami her son, mas.
ter jay, OF WIssahleWun Pa, Visited
her husband ON Sunday. who ia In the
employ OF DR.. Fahey, Fourth and
adams streets. 1t was a kind OF a
celebration OF his birthday anniversaI y
DO being 40 years Old yesterday. as
we'll as u celebration OF his wedding.
which took place just twenty years
ago.
The yearly meeting OF the Aid So
ciety OF tho West Presbyterian church
was held last evening in The parlor of
the church.
David Bruce, who has bseL laid up
ut his home. No. GU Adams street. ior
elk weeks, from an attack OF pneum mo-
MIA. is gradually convaiescin2 under
| the care OF DR.. Wales. and expects to
/ go to work In a week or ten
days at furthest.
Mr.. William Il. Robinson has been
persuaded by his numerous friends to
allow his namo to be used for candi'
date for the Legislature that Will meet
AZ Dover. Del, in January. 1898. viii
liam would make good member FOL
he 10 q jolly good fellow.
Master Betelle gave an amateur par
/ formanca at his nolher's residence, No
9l3 Monroe etreet. to his nunerou.
young friends at ceits por heid al
+ mittNnce.
/ Auctloneor Stldham sold twenty
Roberts. near Village Green. Della
ware County. Pa. on Monday. for al
average OF S43 per head.
The sale OF the Iron and hard WARE
at tho corner OF Third and French
streets Is going on to-day under tht
direction OF Auctlonoer VIM. A. Hu
shill. Bargains ate to bs had.
4 Aessrs. harmau have received tn
contract for Io-Iurnishing the Clayton
House With new Cal pets and furniture
] he insurance adiusteTS Of the DO
Run Insurance Company visited MIR
] ". ii. Worth's place to day, In NIL
Creek Hundred. and fixed the damages
Sustained by his tire this day one weel
ago.
Letters testamentary on the estat'
Vi htttftlOttt ~ IiNl'lt hGlt We
terday granted by Registrar Conch t,
Helen n. and WllberiorGo n. Chand
Ter. Jr. MIR. Chandler left Will dl
viding his estate about equal anon
his five children.
Il. r. Freye was cDnllnsd to his room
this morning suffering with q spraln
ed foot.
Mr. william Lawton Ia visiting New
York to-day on business
kaolin In paying quantities wa
found at East Lake yesterday. and
welt Will be sunk and prospectiD
begun In earnest IN few days,
Fine, large blenched bathing sponGes
Is cents each. W. G. Taylor, 3O2 KIM
stgeot.
Notions and trimmings go per cent
below cost to make room for inliiiner J
y. l.. Sooy al2 King street.
10 economic, patrpnlZe the EcuI
oiny Market, No. 4O3 King street
beef, veal, mutton, lamb and all Kind
of meats constantly on hand at loves
pricee. Home dressed specialt.
Give US cali and he convinced. a
Eoods delivered free. Phone $50. /
kamsoerger, prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Our speciality tllis week Is our Java COL
fee nj :. ct. Coffee has gone up II ia
good and cleaned in the roasting. Our b
o clock tea Is Belfast brand, OF the finest
quality ANA only 30 cts We are IN for
another lot of iiacharat SUGAR. for many
want IL. Our tea at y cents Ia good value
We have California prunes and those
Whlte oVHporated Beethoven apples; NJ rs
liorer slys they make the best pie of any
lruit size knows Of California peaches
are cheap. We have Delaware peaches
: pounds for % cts. Our nprieots are
bright and fresh. So are our pruncllls
and hgs. Flour ut 10 conts per b1K. We
have all the leading brands OF flour a. the
lowest price. Columbia Syrup is like
honey. N cts. at. nal,ing powder cents
homeless goldfish and Tnol butter. Eggs
are our speciality. Mnccaroni Flake and
Pearl TapiOca. &Now eggs arc 10 cheap;
with few rhisins You can make pud.
ding. shoe backing III Cenis. 4. NJ
Wier, fllth aud king strnNte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The Municipal Court was well filled
this morning with thu friepds of I
number OF young men, whitA and col
bred, who were arrested fof disorderly
conduct on Sunday last. For some
time past several complaints have
been made OF the disorder created OF
Decatur street by a large crowd Of
msn who e0ngregate there and shoot
orap.
There were eight OF then arraigned
this morning, but the evidence tended
to apply to four OF them In particular.
There were two small boys also
charged, and they admitted on the
stand having been around there on
several occasions.
4 James Carroll, Eighth and Button
wood. has teen much annoyed by men
and boys coDgregating and playing
crap and acting very dlsorderly. as
they curse and swear.
Sergeant Evans deposed that wome
In the nelghboroood have mBde COM
plants, but are afraid to appear and
testify.
Officer Floyd identified some of
tho prisoners as having congregated
around Greeley street. Charles Bailey,
colored. identified some of the prison.
era also congregated In the neighbour
hood. He saw Stevenson shoot crap
here one day last " eek He also saw
Lewis shoot crap one day last week.
Asbury Startling. oolortd. saw a
large gang OF men and boys there on
Sunday. William Douglas, colored,
lives at 5 Decatur street. and has seen
large numbers Of men and boys con-
Brrgated. lie has seen the signal men.
Stevenson was all day Sunday under
his supervision. He IL Steyensun's
spiritual adviser In part.
Ida Hall had seen the crowds on
Decatur street. They sang, cursed
and swore.
Among the many witnesses called
for tho defense was Annie Lewis, who
created a little bit OF Inerriment by
isnying ''ehe does not do that thing"
referring to kissing the book. Robert
Orr. a boy of Is. had played crap.
Would get five cents for serving tea
and would then 40 there and play.
They were fined SIS a nd costs. The
four men fined were William A. Stew
enson and Harvey Lewis, colored, and
Thomas Kane and Hugh Divine.
Judge Ball said that the fine for
this offence is not less than fifty cents
nor more shan Sl0 and all the circum-
stances have to be taken into consii.
eration. City Solicitor Elliott sup.
ported the opinion OF the Judge, that
the sentence should be such that 9th
iers would know what they would re-
,ceive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The body OF an unknown white
man lies at Deputy Coroner Paltner's
morgue, having been run down and
INSTANTLY killed by q p, W. II b. ex.
press train at Gordon Heights yester-
day afternoon. There was nothing
found on him that would lead to his
Identification The only written mat
tor about the body was slip OF yell
low papor which bore the simple adj
dress, mo. TIP Herson street, The
body was clothed In two suits OF
coarse texture and had the appearance
of having been worn a long time. He
was evidently la5orer about So years
of age and on his way here In search
OF employment. Ike body is not
mangled death having been caused by
internal Injuries. An inquest will BIZ
held to-night.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
The ARGUMENTS BEGUN I
Attorney Carlisle Speaks for Miss Poilar
I'm Wnshington's Great Sandal


,-WtsgIsTQs, April 1o.-Attorney CAL
deron Carlisle. who Is more deeply vefsed
In international law than in breach Of
promise litigation, consumed yesterday in
the criminal court in review of the tes-
tlmony before the jury in the Pollard
breckenridge case. His statement was q
detailed dissection of the evidence, deliv-
ere& in clear, dispassionato manner, al
though at times the lawyer referred to
Colonel Breckenridge in scathing but
coolly worded terms. The silver haired
congressman conducted himself very non
chalantly, joking with his lawyers during
the day, while madeline Pollard, sitting
directly In front of him, Iept her face
shaded by black gloved hand most of the
time.
Only once was there any interruption Of
the argument and that was when Colonel
Breckenridge set the speaker right on the
point of a family title about which he
seemed to tthgather particular. All day
the closest attention was given to the
speech by the jury and spectators, so that
there was deep silence in the court room.
Mr.. Carlisle Ia continuing today, and 1t
Is not impossible that the speaking will
last until Friday. There was u counter
attraction yesterday in the arraignment OF
bigamist of local celebrity, SO that the
groups of curious women hanging about
the court house were largely reinforced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
DIED.

CANNoN-In Philadelphia. on the sth
Instant. Frank Z. Cannon. a1od "a
yeaT5.
kelatiyes and trlends and the members
OF Fairfax Lodge, No. s. /. o. o. r., In
dustry Lodge. No " A. o. Il. W., and EN-
rTTtI1TTrF1 f.1t :" u1T,ot -. al.
yltcd TO attend the funeral from the re ii.
dence OF HIS father, No. 800 East seventh
street Thursiay, AT : p, III. Place of in
ter Inent Will be announced tomorrow.
The members OF tho hsbury NJ. Il. Chris
t!an Eudolvor Assucia, ion nrc requested
10 meet in the lecture room. this (lurs-
nay,l evening. f.3l. TO take suitable action
on the sudden death OF our Brother and
fellow laborcr, Frank e. Cannon. 4 full at.
tendance Is requested.
iATWELL-On TIL 9th inst, Ethel At
! well, aged ~ months AMI ! I DAYS
Funeral from the residence OF simeon
lBardsley Twenty third ana Washington
streets, on Wednesday AFTERNOON at Z
% clock lnterrnent Mt Grace Cemetery,
Brandy vino Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

willard Sponsors latest opera Tho
Princess Bonnie" il such sure suo-
cess at the Chestnut street theatre,
Philadelphia, that announcement Is
made that 1t VIII run there indefinite.
iy. Crowded and fashionable audi.
euces have enjoyed the opera during
tho past two weeks and from presens
the Princess Bonnie should
run Nell into the summer months.
Alr. Sponsor is certainly u remarkable
mnn. Hs 10 the only American com.
poser who has given TO the public two
pronounced successes. The Littlo
Tycoon probably mnde more money
than any comic opera written by an
Aui6 ricGn, and when 1t IL considered
that the Princess Bonnie has even
brighter prospects, tho author must
certainly be given tho rank duo him az
AmerIca's lending composer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

PHILADELPHIA, April lo,--The distribu
ton of the estate of Richard O. Wistar
who died in Atlantic City last Saturday
is the subject of many surmises. 1t is be
lieved that his two sisters will get the
bulk Of the estate, which is valued al
from 100000 to s10,O000oo, and hi,
nsrhews and neices will also be remem
bered. 1t is intimated that large sun
is bequeathed to the Pennsylvania hos
pital and that the home will be given and
endowed as library, but these bequest.
are void because the will was made only
five days before Mr.. Wistar's death. Tn,
will of Lewis Wistar, the other of the &c
centric brothers, who died on Feb. el, wa,
filed for probate yesterday. 1t is dated II
1870 and bequeathes everything to hi.
brother Richard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
Bent Iron md Poker Work,

Amateiirs arc Just row expanding any
amount Of enthusiasm and time in max
ing bent iron work and burned wood en-
craving, and while very much OF the work
Is anything but artistic it certainly ha.
the merit of being free from crudo color
aud 60, in the opinion OF Tho Decorator and
Busnjsher, 10 less Objectionable than man,
other decorative fsuSiea. Skillfully done
either kind Of the work has much artistic
beauty, and whfn suitably applied is very
sF"atire. The engraving Is especially adapt
cd to the otaa msn:atian Of picture and mir
rcr frbluSe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

II such diesgrecabIs weather hRt
Eenahed Wilmington tic first lew
weehs of March it would not have
been unusual, but when the mercury
on the tenth lay OF April cagses hu
xnanity to APPEAR in storm coats and
fur wraps willie the air Ia tilled with
SNOW tiukes II Is indeed something to
be rGuGnl ucrzd.
Suoh weather was experienced by
WilmlpG unlan3 to-day The day open
90 with u 0louded sky whlUn by I
O'Clock let down rain Oh the earth
Snow followed but i melted ON toaGh
Avg tho dewy puyeucnts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

There seems to 10 another case of
difference between Edgar Xielnn and
Building Inspector Dohl, The cnse
in dispute, is tie erection OF two bulk
windows IN the roar Of building.
The INSPECTOR claims that 1t Is n
three story frame building, and there.
fore contrary to law lie claims that
rs the windows are built above one
smother and fastened to the shed kit
chen then IT. Is building
2leler on the other hand claims that
rs tho windows are In the back part OF
tile building. he Is entitled to build
them and has retained John B.ggs, and
will contest the case In Upper Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing before Judge Ball Samuel Doinby,
colored. was held In 81 900 bail for ap.
pearance at the upper court on the
charge of keeping IA gambling table.
Detectives Witsil and McVey had the
Case In charge.
II, II. Tuli. better known us Henry
Pryor oOlored, WAS charged with Tho
same ollense. He did not deny an ae-
cusatlon made by Demby in his pre-.
sencs in the cell this morning, that he
received half OF the receipts Ills case
was continued until tomorrow morn.
Ing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

To day, before Squire Russell,
Joseph Campbell. of near Doe Run,
was given hearing on the charge OF
burglary at the house OF Evans Baker.
IN the Same neiphborhood. q few
nights ago, and OF taking about -, 500
in bonds and cnsh. The Squire held
him TO answer ut court,
Two boys, sons of Nathan Coke. OF
this place. narrowly escaped death by
an explosion this morning while ex-
perlmentlng with powder at iheir
grand fathers farm house in East
Bradford township. They were badly
burned about the eyes and part Of
their hair is gone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Garfield Camp. No. 9. Sons of Vet,
Grams, was visited last evening al
Its headquarters, Sixth and Shipley
streets, by Colonel rutherford. oil
Washington. ID. G.. commander oil
Maryland piglslcn S. of V. Tho occa.
sian was improved by celebrating the
.twenty-nlnth anniversary OF tho sur
render OF General Lee and his army tG
The victorious Grant. A number oil
GA. X. men were present, and some
Interesting accounts of that kren,
event Were given by those who were
present at the time. An abundant
supply of seEars vas served, and al
present enjoyed themselves IN lighting
LheiI ole battles DER again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

NYACK, N. Y, April TO- Mrs. Dennis
Hunt, of GAINESVILLE, Rockland county,
hearing noise in her house on Saturday
night, jumped up leaving her husband
sleeping, and taking a revolver made a
search through the house. As she was
going through the rooms a strange man
grabbed her and tried to overcome her
but she broke loose and fired three shots
at him. The burglar ran down stairs and
escaped through a basement window, but
spots Of blood showed that one of the bull
let's had taken effect. Two large bundles
of goods ready to carry of were found
lnNyn atnirs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Levy Court sat in regular session
this morning. ALI the MON bora were
present but little business was trans.
acted. The bond of Constable James
Ii. S. Gam, OF tod Lion hundred. was
received. John II. Rodney was d.
reeted to satisfy certain judgment
held by the state against Adam Dayett
since 1860. Delinquent Tax Collector
X. Z. Brockson, of BIackbird hundred.
reported collections amounting to
1850. G32. Court will sit this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

BosToN, MAss.. April "a fierca
mort beast gale, accompanied by u
binding snow storm. has swept the
New England coast for the past 80
hours. Half a dozen vessels have
gone down or run ashore in the
storm and at least seven seamen are
known 10 hive been drowned.
The schooner Henry ID. May of MIL.
ford, bel, Is wreck at LanesviIle.
She WIS lying mt tho wharf of the
GAINESVILLE Granite Company, fIom
which she broke away. and went
ashore ON the rocks. Not much un.
easinees was felt for her at first but
now it is said that she will be a total
loss. She was light, and had come to
the wharf to load paving stones for
IPhilnuelphia.