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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

with relatives at lima, ". c., ana
Burkcvile. Va.
Mr. Russell Marr.s is spending his vac
cation with relatives n Farmale. va.
Mrs. u. a. Jarvis who was called 10 The
bedside of her brother the lato w. H.
Barrett. has returned 90 her home ID Dor
serts PoWhatan county.
Messrs. David j.. Harrison and Ernest
J.. Brands LETT Friday for Norfolk 10
spend their vacation.
Miss Nellie Craig entertained q number
NJ friends az her home Fifteenth and
Perry streets. Friday night A male quar-
tette from swansb0ro was present and
sang several numbers.
Councilman and Mrs. James IT. Abbott
have returned from l pleasant Stay at
Oral oaks Va
Mrs. A. r. Tunstall OF Burkevire, IS
stopping with her daughter Mrs. j.. O..
Wub0n. of Twelfth and Blinbrdse
streets.
Miss Florence Evans. % so. % west
Ninth street. who has been quite sick is
very much improved ana able 20 bee out
Mr. James o. Clayton OF Cowardin
avenue. IS quite iu at his home
The County Court Of Chesterfield win
no I'm session Monday. beginning us Au-
gust term.
Rev. Charles w. Galloway. who has
been visiting his relatives in this city,
has returled 10 his home. on The Eastern
shore OF Maryland
Several veterans from this city went 20
Philadelphia with Picketts Camp last
nieht to attend the reunion Of the Blue
and the Gray IN the city Of Brotherly
Love.
Miss Beale Fahr and Master A. w
Fahr Jr.. left Yesterday for Albemarle
county where they win be the guests OF
the Misses Beale, at Cedar HilL, near
Scottsville.
Mr. Miller Merchant OF Manassas. is
in the city visiting his brother, Dr. Fee
well Merchant. OF No. ~ Porter street
CHURCHES TO-DAY.
There will be no services held az CO.
wardin-Avenue Christian church to-day.
the pastor being Off on his vacation.
There will be sunday-school and CONF
munion services fin the morning
The services at West-End church win
he as follows: Sunday-school az g.30 A.
NJ services at IL A. NJ. and 8 p NJ, by
the pastor. Rev w II. Williams Ep-
worth League meetings az and p. NJ
There will be prayer-meeting at the
CITY Home at $3.50 o'clock, conducted by
the Epworth Leaguers Of West-End
church.
The regular meeting or tho Sunday
school Board Of the Methodist Sunday
schools OF Manchester Will be held at
Central church az 4.50 O'Clock
At Stockton-Street Baptist church there
will be preaching az II A. ~ and az SIS
r. NJ Subject at night: "Contrasted Des-
TIMES. or the Parable OF the Rich Man
and Lazarous.' The ladies' missionary
meeting will be held az 40 2. NJ.
A..
public school-house IN Swansboro at 4
o'clock. The services will be conducted by
Mr.. Joseph Holt
The services az Ciopionsireot Baptist
church Will be held as sual At the morn
Ing service the choir Will sing Praise Ie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
RUNAWAY TEAM
IN PETERSBURG.
A Heavy Wagon Creates Havoc in
Sycamore Street.
THE MAYFlELDS INDICTMENT.
VIM. Clark, Who is just Out Of the
Penitentiary, is Sent to Jail for Pet
10 Larceny-Nlr. VIM. Malone
Has Not Taken Charge.

PETERSBURG Va, Aug. 6.-Special.-
Ono OF the most exciting runaways that
has ever occurred Ia Petersburg took
place this afternoon. The team was
hitched 90 q heavy wagon belonging 70
Messrs. Casey g. Ryan, railroad con-
tractors. which had been LETT standing
on BOilng9r0ok street The team ran
into the store of Dir. l.. Warusky, on
Sycamore street, and broke the glass OF
the front door. Mr.. Wartisky was pain
fully cut on the hand and wrist Dy a
piece OF the glass. The frightened horses
next backed out of the store and ran up
Sycamore street. At the corner of Syca-
more and Bank streets the wagon ran
mo ON the sidewalk and the wheels
chiDDed off some of the marble or the
front of Mr. jones W. Cookies drug
store The wheels next cOllided with the
iron awning frame in front OF North
ington Brothers dry-g00ds store. com
pletely demOLshing IL, and also breaking
a glass OF one OF the large show windows.
The team was brought 70 a halt by the
wagon c0llding with q telegraph pole IN
front Of the cafe Royal
SUSSEX MURDERERS.
The grand jury of the County Court Of
Sussex has found indictments against
Anthony Maydeld and hts wife, Fanny
Maydeld. for the murder OF Robert Har-
rls on the 10Th day OF June, near Stony
creek. The parties are an colored. The
prisoners viii De aTaigned for trial on
next Monday They were 70 have been
tried on last Thursday, but the trial h~l
10 be postponed on account OF the ABB
sence OF some Of the witnesses.
Mr.. j. q. Kemp, one or petersburg
most aged citizens Is very I'll az the
Home for the sick. where he has been
taken FOR treatment.
Notwithstanding the frequent and CO.
pious rains I'M this section 10 is said that
rain Is very h'f 'rnce
George county in the neishborhood OF
Disputanta SlauOu .. -'.-4oia ana
Western railroad. and also IN Sussex
county. near Stony creek. on the Peters
burg railroad
CLARK GOES 10 JAIL
W. G.. Clark. OF this city, Who was re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
RALEIGH TOBACCO MARKET.
Resent the Charges Of Ineficiency
Against the North Carolina Troops.


RALEIGH n. c., aug. 6.-special.-The
tobacco market opened here yesterday.
There was quite a large break at one
of the warehouses. IL - expected that
several million pounds Will DC sold here
this season.
The report that the North Carolina sol
diers az Fort Mcpherson We're 50 untrain-
ed and undicipl.ned that they were retir-
Ell from duty and sent to 81. Simon
Island. Is relished here but little. IL is
said that they allowed the men 10 60 In
and out at will from the fort, and that
they allowed some Spanish soldiers TO
escape.
While the men may have fallen far
short OF that perfection found IN the reg
ular army they surely had some training
here that would have learned them a
few things.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of odd
Fellows is preparing for the annual meet
ing, which will be held in Boston in Sep
temper. The grand representatives are
Messrs. Bruton, OF Wilson. Williams, OF
Elizabeth City, and SAWYER, OF Ashe-
Vile Past Grand Sire. C.. NJ. Busbee. of
Raleigh, will also attend, as will Past
Grand Representative Lumsden.
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Mems Shirts.

Look TO your men sharply.
When they buy they buy quickly,
without thought, and oft-times
pay one-third more than you can
buy the same article for them.
Now is the time to show them
how much YOU con save for them.
This sale at Mems counter.
Mems Woven Madras and Percale Soft
Shirts with / pair separate SUITS,
Numbered collar and cuff bands, fin
isled with pearl buttons. 20 and AOC
s1c. values, t0r.......+........-.... ~
Mems Imported and SILK Finished Ma
dras, J. pair separate GUNS, launderef
collar and cum bands. SIS and O2C
tlpJ values, for..-..-....-.---.... +.
Mems East Black Socks, seamless , -
I.Nlt par lui...t-......t .t.st.-t.t ~
Mons AIl-Suk Imperial Four-in-Hand
Ties. usht and dark colors. soc. , 70
Mons D0gskin Walking or Driving
Gloves, all sizes, i2 % 9. pair 1OC
lllsts-s. sttrst.fssss stssst.sssssssss ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
The niscInles' Convention.

The Tidewater District Convention of
the Disciples of Christ will hold its TWEEN
tv-second annual session al Weswnle
cb,,rc1 Mathews county on August 9th.
ION and nth. The hrst day Will be- given
over to the work Of the Christian Wo-
mans Board Of Missions
The Richmond and Manchester church.
o. are embraced in this district and there
viii be a large attendance from this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
MRS. WILKES0N
TAKEN VERY Ill.
Sickness of a Manchester Lady at
brakes Branch.
METHODIST DELEGATFSAT HOME
An Exciting Scene I'm lanyard Bottom
Ierrapin Hin Much stirred Up
Enterprise Clubs outing.
other News.
M,vrnr.rrn rrnrlu EIcmlo1D Tnfrs.


iii- htli NlNL'l hrh '. '.'-N
Councilman j. f. Green received a ie.e-
... ....+.,r.,- calling him fo tho bed
,r. N ,t-.,..-,
ei-e 'l "-'
NIr Green's and Mia. NlA' on ll''iea
went 40 to brakes Branch Cd week aro
-, .-.,s the summer Nlr. NUkcson
I" ...,... ,, r-.fs.,. 1f.r t,.-.
was .-N. ,,.
band was te.rai.pA.- L.. +'''' "'-'1
and won't up ou tle hft tram Mr.
..-.., ,,er. I'D ON tho noon train yes-
.,..t.... and fr,.nf. 81,
tri-af- l'..'
Manchester itaf mo "D'" was "''
ceiyed nothing definite last nigga. d3 90
,,. .,,a.tion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Wash Goods.

Yard-Wide Percale, neat patterns. all
fun pieces. buy as much or as little
as you Ike, no remnants; sale, nc
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oo~
Plaid and crash Suitings. for ladies'
and children wear, the original Nc
price l.c., sale... ....................
Pure Linen Suiting Crash, for ladies'
and men, original price 33c.; TIC
sue dl..st.. stt.stsss sfsssts..sttst
Finest l6 --3c. Madras and Zephyr Be
Ginghams; sale at................... ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Another soldier Marries.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. August g.
sneciaI-Elmer Kemp OF Company IT.
Fourth Regiment. Immunes. from Hag-
erstown. Nd has been married 10 Miss
Dessie f.. Johnson, of this city, Rev. Or.
r. s Dunaway officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Underwear.

Ladies 5c Bloachcd Swiss Ribbed Vests.
crocheted neck and armho.es, = 10
I'"....- ..tt. t.+....+-+ t............ - -
Ladies ID" Lace Trimmed Isle Thread
Jersey Ribbed Vests silk taped roc
neck and armholes. now. iO~
Ladies 50c. Extra Large Size Lace
Trimmed Isle Thread Yeats. suk-
'aped neck and arnhoics. now 7oC
at....-. ............... ............. .JSS
Ladies $3.50 Pure Six Swiss Ribbed
Vests. iu Pink Blue Cream and Black
slk-tapol neck and armh0les and
handsome sik-lace trimming. orc
ND".t...s ....t. ................... ~
Childrcn's &c. Swiss Ribbed Vests. cro-
chettcd neck and arml0les. now ,c
ol.-.-.- -..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Mems Fancy Balbrigran Drawers. fin
Blue and Tan and pin stripe. rec
h,N... ....--.-. ...-.-..+.......... -
Mons Uc Pure Lisie Thread Shirts
SILK bound and pearl buttons roc
Iiht.--+++t.t-t .t.. .t+.+............ - ~
Mems SOC. French Balbrgean Shirts
and Drawers. in Pink and Blue ,OC
I.u stripes and cream, cache. sJN~
children 25c Knit Undcrwaists. patent
seams and pearl buttons. am T11C
Sizes, NoWs-+..s s.s-ss..ss....s.. -
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Fine Silk Grenadines.

a GREAT loss this store must take
to quickly close out this great as
sortment here. Wise, knowing,
economical ladies will buy at these
prices and put them away for next
year. Every piece offered was
new this season.
Most Exquisite Grenadines
have solf from 1915 to s. per CO 20
yard. sale prlce............-... ~>~'O
Grand Grenadines.
have been S275 and $500 a SIOO
yard. sale price,. ............ V''SI
All silk Iron Grenadines,
6 inches wide. have been $50 a OOC
yard; sale price................... HS~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
COL. LYONS FOR CONGRESS.

Strong Sentiment for Him Among
Buckingham Republicans.
BREMO, VA. August G-speciaL-Ths
Buckingham County Convention Will b
held Tuesday. August 9th. There is a
strong sentiment In favor OF Colonel
James Lyons for the nomination.
Precinct meetings we're held to-day 10
elect delegates to the county coaveAuoa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range or the
thermometer 20 The Times office yestcr-
day: o a. NJ. s5. l. ~. -. 5 2. NJ. so.
q l.. NJ, 81: T.. NJ. 50. midnight -.
Mean temperature. sslA .---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

Gregory. Mr. Edward Burton. and Mr
Harvey Harding The entertainment was
heartily enjoyed coy those who attended
and tic Manchester people had "a most
enjoyable time
The follow rg was the programme:
d "Cau john Lutcrpr.se Quartette.
@ puet-Mr and Mrs. smbbs Miss
Minnie Jones and ltr Edward Bu. .on.
so.o-"pear Heart -lis5 Mosele
Gregory.
Enterprise Quartette.
O. Recitation" Roger and r'-Aliss
Minnie Jones.
g. Quartette-" sleep Kentucky Babe
0solo and chorus)-Miss Gregory and En-
terprse Quortctte.
soio~"A Dream" DaruetO-anss
ouartette-"Giye Cinda the Cake"
(s0lo and chorus)-Mr Burton and En-
ternrise Quartette
Ouartette-"Won't You Come 20 NY
Tea Party" (solo)-Mlaa Jones and En-
terprise Quartette.
10 soIo-"Anchored." AIr Burton.
~. Solo and chorus usquchauna Sue
Mr. Burton and Quartotte.
D. Quartette-' Goodnight '-Enterprise
Qualtette.
or TERRAPlN HILL
There was considerable excitement on
Cowardin avnelc and that section Of Ter
rann Hul Friday night About o o'clock
tho servant rirl or Mrs vs.. T. Martin
saw man pass through the yard. She
went TO the rear door and when she
opened 10 she saw "a burly negro as If in
the act Of trying TO force the door open.
Tho domestic gave yell and ran one
way while tho man made off hastily in
another direction
THE cries OF the eirl quickly drew a
largo and excited crowd and the neigh
boris hunted Tor the man for long time,
but without success.
THE MAYORS COURT
Squire W. ID. Iithgow presided In the
sence of the citys chief magistrate, who
has gouc Co the country on visit.
james Hight went 90 the house of Susan
Coleman. m Tan Yard Bottom. and att
tempted 90 clean out the the house These
people are an colored. Hight struck SUI
cam threw sister out OF the window. tried
90 strike her mother and created general
Consideration.
The Squire took pity on tho prisoner,
and only fined him $3.50 and costs
WEsT-END EXCURSION
The Sunday-school Of West-End Meth.
odist church Will have their annual ex-
cursion 20 Westover on Tuesday next
A pleasant time Is assured all who 10.
The boat viii leave the Manchester wharf
az 7.20 and the Richmond wharf al 8
o'clock sharp. Returning they win ar
rive IN Richmond al O'Clock
The committee IN charge Of the outing
will do everything in their power to make
the people have good time. They will
serve refreshments.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mayor Maurice has gone % the shades
Of buckingham on two weeks vacation
Mrs. +. l.. Ellington has returned 10
the city after spen6.ES several weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Seven Hundred Guests.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA,
August G.-speciai-Thc White Sulphur is
enjoying under its new management to-
day seven hundred guests,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
ClOsing-Ouf Sale
Summer Shoes.

The equal of this sale has never
been known before in Richmond
where it is possible for YOU to buy
best quality, best made Shoes for
so little money.
zoo pairs OF Chudren's Tan and Hlack
Sandals. bow and buckles. ail
Ipfcst STYLES. regular prices - 800
aud e1.2.. 4, D, D. LASTS sizes RON
20 1O.l,for
sac pairs Of Misses Sandals and OK
fofds. IAN and black, newest summer
ehauc4. made hv the best manu- 4
fscfur-r Of misses shoes in this W.
country. for
400 pairs Of Ladies' oSfords. made Of
the best Chrome kid stock nicely heWed'
smooth leather iusolcs, N, o. -
a. j.. and D. lasts, regular - - IsA.9
shoes, irr
Ladies' Sc and e2.e5 OK
fords. iu amy off tho new q -
shapes. made hv Carlisle ANA ID EsAO
John Kelley, for
Ladies' s8 aud $3.50 OK o. an
fords. newest cuts. ali sizes ~ % 1
and widths, for
Mems SO Tan Yici Lace q O.
shoes. four dinerent style. sDI.O0
an sizes. come cloth tops, for
Bows s1.Bo Tan Lace q, 10
shoes. spring heels, newest - .OO
shapes, for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Elm brOidery Goods.

If you are out of the city, write
to The Meyer Store for any kind
of Silks or any special design of
Stamped Goods and you will get it
at the reduced prices. These arti-
cles are in vast quantities and must
be closed out this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Black Brocadc Duchess,
Black Figured Cordcttc,
Black Brocade MerVclieuN.

20 inches wide. have been Sl25 70 6Ec
81, sale price......... ............. W
Sublime Black Tlnca. extra heavy
Rustlns silk has been SL-; &OC
SAFE price,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Figured Foulard silks FUN o inches
wide. pure silk j. different combina-
t0ns of cOl0rs. bought sd sell , 70
Figured China silks. full % inches wide,
pure SILK. every piece and yard Ipr
silk worth &c.; sale price,. AS~
White HabutM Wash Silks full % inch-
e1,c |iae. nave leen ., o.a'' sa,e 20C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Sacrificing Profits; Taking Big LOSS
Men,

roc buys Monday
tOS 50c Engiia h
sole Ileatfe- Clsor O,
Cigarette cases
u is o. very largo lot
enough FOR all COM
crs.
These things only
happen at tho Meyer
Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Wallpaper.

We have caused a great stir in
Our sale of WALLPAPER. Special
prices to keep workmen busy who
would otherwise be dull during
the summer months. So busy are
we that we have extra workmen.
Over 10000 rolls here and you
have wide choice, Read these
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Stationery.

Hundreds of people away from
home have been sending US mail
orders for their stationery, Here
is chance for you to buy these at
great saving.
Best SOC. Plate and Linen.
mourning border boX.............. . ~
Latest I'm High Grade Box Papers. with
any letter embossed on paper ,-r
UDA lNlsFs.ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - ~ p"
Mother Of Pearl Goldine Pen-Hold- 80
tIS..sss- s-.-ss.s. ..-ss..s...ss-s.tsts
Real Irish Linen Box Paper and d, -
Envelopes. ..... ....... ............ - -
MaZarin and Turkish Blue Bond Pa
pers, were l5c. quire five styles. 70
10 close out at........................ -
Envelopes 10 match, ~
package. ......... .............. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

Sale on Second Floor.

cs Fix; JIG S:Is,S:g 4; : Z e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Toilets.

Our Great Toilet Department.
The finest stuhs from New York.
Some ones big loss by these prices,
but it is necessary and imperative
and you can profit thereby. Any
mail order can be filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

S%zS.5 o0(5.e..J,z6,.zE.5816I6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Most EEqnIslte GrenndInes
Carpets.

$40 rolls are expected here this
week, and the loss on these adver-
tised below are made to clear out
all the half rolls to make room for
this great lot 1t will pay you to
make q trip from the country to
make a purchase.
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Black Jap. SurEh.

25-inch wide Pure SILK. best wearing
SILK fabric made. i, takes tho place
OF China SIX just as thin. Has zoe
been Nc., sale prlce............... -
Black India SILK high lustre, pure silk
s0ft finish. 80 yard wiae. has ,OC
been CJc. yard sale priCe....... OIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Silks.

Here is a sale that will outrank
anything of its kind that ever hap
pened at The Meyer Store.
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WEsT-END EXCURsION.
BRIEF MENTION.

Mayor Maurice has gone 20 the shades
Of buckingham on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs +. T. Ellington has returned 10
the city after spen6rG several weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

G, -o FOR s. Black Crepon skirts
$3.50 made OF Light weight crepon.
The record-union., 1898-11-14
A DEAL FEARED.

Yesterdays dispatches say that the
French press-in part. at least-fears
that if the United States holds the
Philippines, a portion of them win be
traded to Great Britain for the English
possessions in the West Indies 1t is
added that all Europe would resist any
such swapping"
Possibly But there has been no
evidence of any such deal being in
contemplation. 1t would be very de-
sirable for us to own all the West
Indian Islands. They lie close to our
shores, and properly belong to our po-
litical and commercial spheres. 1t
might very well come to pass, there
fore, that England and the United
States would strike a bargain of ex-
change.
If anything of that kind happens,
however, it viii be long after peace is
consummated with Spain The Euro
pean Powers would then be placed in
an embarrassing position for interfer-
ence They would naturally be jealous
of any further Oriental acquisition by
Great Britain, since such requirement
would threaten the positions of France
Germany and Russia in the Orient.
Yet these three are not consulting
the English nor Americans in the mat
ter Of their acquisitions in China II
The record-union., 1898-11-14

is probable that if England acquired
new stations in Oriental waters, the
other Powers would demand explana-
tions, and these would be made. But
it does not follow that a war between
the Powers, and involving the United
States, would follow. However, the
whole story is Frenchy, and there is
nothing known to justify it. All man
ner of alarmist statements or THIS
kind are now in order from both French
and German sources, for the clear pur-
pose of both these States is to give
Spain moral support, that she may
secure the best possible terms from
America Beyond that purpose, we DO
not believe that there is reason TO sus-
pect that there is any motive looking
to direct interference between Spain
and the United States. or between
either of them and any other Power.
The record-union., 1898-11-14
When a Shell Strikes.

An examination of the bottom of the
Indiana in drydock revealed an elongat-
ed, trough-Eke dent, perhaps two inches
deep, in the plates of the starboard
bow about four feet below the water
line, made by heavy shell falling at
the end of a curved trajectory that had
struck, glanced off and burst This
shows how marvelously our ships es-
capped injury.
When this shell struck it made us
all finch" remarked an officer who
was there, dropping his shoulder and
cooking his knees and shrinking into as
small space as his bulk allowed in
illustration of what he meant every
body did it-instinctively, irresistibly
turned their heads away and lifted the
with d club-and there was second
or two of awful waiting, while the roar
and the scream seemed to still all the
rest Of the battle roar and to come
straight to the ear. Then followed an
| inmeasurable roar-a shocking, be-
| numbing, binding explosion-and a
prodigious fountain of water burst UP
beside the bow and deluged the forward
deck, while the ponderous ship, tearing
its way through the water with gigan-
| tic weight and momentum, seemed to
| stop suddenly, and was Jared from
! stem to stern as If She had run
against a stone wall"
! The vessel was promptly examined,
| but everything below was found tight
| and dry.-Army and Navy Journal