, 1875-09-11

H. proposes to start 4 boathouas ~ Cslufnst At
tho mou,l. Of tho lako, With tho hssia.aocs Of
Lin friends. and appeals 10 tho sportamrn Aod
rtoAAuFe Heokera VITO may viatt that vicinity TO
land hlm helpluR hand.
Henry Henderson Lust row-boAt In tho b1sIn
vaI,1eu Al e60. and other Individuals had thor
nmsl1 bontn emas1lod to hudcra.
Tle yacht Annia Lolllso Cary, ono Of Tho bent
and lafgrat At this port, wss uHcI mp to auch an
e1teht hy tho wayes and tlo HuatInR ttmbot that
atls epfaug q leak and went 10 tho bottum. Sho
y owned ny Csps. John A. farAr hnd Capt.
William H'ggio. 1t la baIloysd That aio cAu bo
rnIno.a. Tho acci1ontn 10 Ill tl,rse Yachts will
nut All nnd to tho yhcit-raceb for this stason At
ietAt. ~ there so no yac1lts of anY nccount
except tho Froltc Zephyr, 1.uu, aud Lincoln
remaining unint turcd At thip s'ot.
ErEAM 1kA>EtE.
No accldcnte to 81 cam sessn'e have A. yet beon
rot orted. Tic eAmcr MnhkeXnn, of lnoi.
fich'b line, ul1ich loft for tha Michigan hhoro,
returned to thi4 t'ort "a roun aa tho etorm
was also compelled to come back. and she camo
near going as!ioro in lie vicinity Of Evanston.
Tho atoamer Bcotta, Of tho tnlon line, which
also left laat eyontng. on!y got fow rnilch OUT
not bong ablo to get back into mort. shs
Nithatoo3 tho fury OF thh gsle Hucccasfully, and
returned 10 this llarbor yesterday molnl"g TO
wit for better weather.
THE antiH nUNy.
Tho n,oRt Severe accldout that has Tins far
been reported ii tho strandlng OK the tina
schooner Johu Dunn. This vos4ol wna on her
way from Cleveland to this port with cargo OF
coal. hho wae struck BY tho gAie OF hial" aukoo
besweon G ana 7ocl>ck ~ tho ofontug. Tho fury
oftho wind druvo her rapidly toNaru this port,
and when oil the Government bteakTater aho
cast her anchors to rroso!lt hef runtug agatt'st
tho pict. Tho anchors, howeFeF, dragged ahd
she was tosAed hlther aud thither BY tho wAves.
9bo finally hogau to oak, aud IN spite OF tho of-
futts Of tho crow drifted alowly ttwards nhore
and ut o'clock In tho morning strauded at the
foot of Eighteenth Rtroot. There Werc Ave soa-
mon bcaides tho Captain on board, md alto y
fc,na'o cook. The gaie WAS 10 lloce that shfra
unfortunate PERSONS had to 1hsb thansolvcs to
tho spars, not to 10 swopt ovolboslu bg the
waves which swopt tho deck with fury. LII thtA
position ttcy rc,nsnd Until yesterday morning,
which waa tied to her lnfIonmast md than
pulled IN shore. The almost oxhauBted mon
aere taken iu chtrgo By tho ki.a.hearted people
in tha: neyhoolnood and we'll ca'ed for.
s sassa f'' sy tho s'9a Ia of s' Tss 1eps :'ss
carried oa BY some ladies' and received
tho best al attoutton until sho lad fully recov-
cred from tie octts Of the pr1vatlon mud OK
lies III her porlloua position, laor docks being
swept by the ecaB and the bulwarkB arcady car
tied n.ay. 5ho is full OF water ard her 1udder,
hcndgear, and tibboon arc gono. There il. how-
over, souo Aopo that ths hull mag be saved, as
Tho vessel "as m unusually strong one, and
rated Al. sno IL owned by b1t. John Dunn, a
wealthy grooor at Oswego, The namo Of tho
Captain III William Clrtor. and that Of tho First
Athte john Carter, d brntt,or of tho former.
Ttere ia no INSURANCE on tue vessel, aud tue loss
is estimated ut e12.0u0.
TIE l.. F. GAIN.
Tho disastor to tho ecaw H. K. Gain was briefly
mcut1oued IN yestordov'H paper. l'hiB vcssei
WAS driven asborp near tho foot Of Twcnt5~second
street, st tho CROW otcape5 by swimnibr ashore.
Officers John u. Cnry aud john Donovan, who
arc stalioned at that point lent lelptn8 haud
TO tho lnspoloh men. and the reacuo Of tho
female cook. Lanra Andrews, Ia mainly att.ibut.
aa'o to sheao bravo officerB. Ono Of lilo officers,
while ssaudlpg On tho Illinois Censral track, sas
struck by y freight engine, sud Ills ses wha badly
c1ushod' LAST evening tho unfortunate man
NAB 10 low that ho ssas not expected to i've. Tie
Gain was struck by tho ga1o hou,e 80 rnsles or
thla ha1bur, and Whon nnarlu! tho bieSkwAter
nho caBt her anchors, but, flHo tho Dnuu dragged
thom, and in = shpit limo went Oh tho peacaa
near Tweuty-Hscona ssrou.. Tho crow Weto
saved ~ stated bit tho vesasl WAS tsridly
brokou up BY tho furious tre.sc,s. aud not two
p,ocos ~ 9 loft aticzinr toRsthsr. The deoris ia
scattered a along Tho shore. and tue harpica
AID f.veE-thieyas are al; eady II wo:k carrying
of orerylhtng OF yatuo. Tho veBael aud cargo
OF lumber woro worth about $1,000, God there
Wae no insurance.
TIE a. nCBT.
Tho peoplo Of Hede Park veatorday morning
wore Ercatly agfatod at the sight of q dismAsseti
veHSol drifting fron tho nosth toward the vii
iage. 9lasses wers brought to bear upon her.
but not soul could be Uncovered on dock. and
thH general impression WAS that alt hsHds had
torn wasilod overheard tho night before. aud
HAT tbs ship "as now drifting 1t tho caprice OF
tho waves. lY and by, houeves, man sna
made out ut tho AuG,. and though tho vessel al'-
sould DO ahlo to woutler tho storm. Whom
abreast Of Sixty-thsd slrect h,o came
to anchor, aud thero NAs considerable
conmotion ssoard Eno!ts nero being
made to 1aunch sho small boat, for the
purpose Of landing tho Crew. Thus attempt eavo
riBc to removed fears a. to tho eafcty Of tue
vessel, and large crond Of exeteo villagers u.s.
Aemb!ad On tho beach to witnors tho ttlugGIea Of
the crow, aud fendor any assistance that might
be 10 tnotr poner. About . o'clock tho boat rus
auoccsstulI! Iowerod, and .wo Of tho crow got III
and pulled for tho shore. Tho boa waH very
rough, and tho boat MAS tossed about nk0 \
cockle-Hholl. Several tltucs II waa thought she
would Auocunb to the fury Of The eavos, put
aGoas until within 20U feet f1om land ~hsn sic
vsre thrown Into fover Of ex.
citomeut BY this accident. Womoa hAriekod,
vinins sonso neans tor tho rcscue Of the two
nsn, Who were low making. desperate of1orta
to keep aioat. The apecial policemen, John
Masyeuthaler and 4: Ii. Meaoham, and young
nsn named Wa!ter Gray, woro Tho li,st to snsl
to thur rescue, Providing themselves With
rapos, thay wadod out about 100 feet HON tic
Shore. aud throw tho rojnn to tho mon. They
uose foftuuate enough, to catch hold, and wert
dragged 10 tho beach moro dead than allso
amid tho cboe1s Of tho spectators. who hod
gtson up hopoa OF aoclng them rescued
lle n.eu'a names were A. Dlake
y, and William Dlaek, who hat
volunteered to come a'horo, in order to tele
! graph to C1lcaxo TOR tugs. From them Il wae
! iearnoa thai the vessel VAS tho scl,oonar A
Aust, o%nod by David Dali, Of Chicago. wl,soi
Loft tho city light ut o'clock Thursday nghl fol
huskeaon. Tho storm Eot tl.s better of sltsu
aL~,ut half-paat II, when thev were driven baca
| TO Chicago, but waro Unable to make tho liar.
ho1: 4 sqaa'i tuoh away tho forsmaas, vhsch 1t
| IT. tall dM5sgged DR. down tho rigging aud the main
| tnaat. Tns ancAorh we're l,Uwer!eas to hold tht
vessol aud she tlrlfsod aoout ali night until an
ctufAke was obtained u stated above. Fire
| mcn. including the CaasAlu, waro loft on board,
aud Is was toale<l Il the tugs did not como to ne
assistance, sue would break away. drift sshore
aud btcomo total wrock. No t.,ps could pu
ont Yesterday afternoon, but tho schooner ssil
maintained hor postIoa. The soA and wind ha{
Bon,ow4at subss!cd. and u nA thought sA.
could hold ont until ;. no'nug. Large nun
| Iopk At ths wreck and coM,plseyate the unfor