Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11
A WaterNpOut.
RENARxts.E EXPERIENCE or TIE sRr-iss kseE
BEL sTTAgT on TIIE ATLANTIC

BEL STUART on TuE ATLANTIC.
The British bark Bel stuart, Captain Harper.
iorty-eght DAYS from the port OF LaIne. Ireland,
put into Red Hook yesterday after a stormy
and phenomenally disastrous voyage. The bark
left larne in ballast. consigned 20 MeSSrS y 4
NNius Son. OF this city, and had a series OF
neau WINGS ana strong seas until OF Nova
Sco'la. when the eliminating disaster OF Lhr
voyage occurred. On the evening of November
10 , NJ latitude - deg - min longitude 5; deg.
W MIN, which brought her about ise miles on
cape Sable. she WAS struck by a white Souall Ga
s,, ttoo,nlpaiathely smooth SEA and clear SKY
whlch swept her dc,,Ns and created a conStero,
tloh Oh board. Al y. m of the same day az
hands being on deck AFTER sl;Dpcr a strange
SiShing IN The wind was observed By the wa;gA
ana tie SKY became suddenly thnpa.enlng
without corresponding indication OF me hS'
fometer. which showed rising Tendency en-
tam iiaiLei ana MS nrst officer were on de,k
n the lilne. Nj hands noticed The peculiar
chaIge In sea and Sky and were discussing ~
when. without a moments notice The sps fnr
Safd seemed 10 swell up 10 meet the lowering
Shy ana swept the bark across her bows. carry.
inS away her ioreionmaSt, foretOpgallantma mast,
Jio. hooa0m foietOpnaSt STAYS ana the main.
vopsaNahtma>t. With al their accompanying
SallS. IN moment. as il seemed. the bark
Win All SAIL set and In a fair wind. with mod
crate SEA, MAS lea comparative wreck 20 MAJ
iuH ia me trough OF the tremendous seas whfuh
hao follow cd the spiral Volume of water Tv,
INMATES before the catastrophe Captain HaYnar
SAY y there Was no indication OF the annr,arhtns
MalS,IslpNt: Us sudden appearance seemed 10
htallA pataly1e the crew, who, notwi'a-
slanulng ner disinantled condition. worked ne
Dark INTO Vineyard Han en-, Where sh, wa, sIr
LceilA repaired 10 reached Red HOOK. where
Sic now hes.-jA. D. Herald. lOth.
CONFUSING AT = REyIvAl.-There /, I,,,
sensation at llorncllsNile which Was brought
10 hgAt IN a very unexpected manner ans
winch l. creating ne little stir in chu,a,b .nt
social circles For long time hack young
mar lieu NAN named Dung. Junior member Of
prominent furniture iIm ui that village t,as
Dteh ciahJt'>tln"ly paving his attentions -
Mrs. Cole. wife al = railroad man ybo.a busi
frpln lDr
ton OF the tine. Last week Young Who has
been attending series OF revival meetings be-
came converted. ana. coming forward confessed,
with tears Ia his eyes that his frequent visits 20
Mrs. Cole were OF a criminal character HiS
guilty conscience could stand the pressure M
longer. ana he poured out his troubled story
into the willing ears of Sympat irIic dearouS
anu dNlneS. MIS-. Cole. who was member OF
ttc congregation. was inteTN leNpi hy the C'er-
| gNnan. ANA AT first Indignantly denied oung'S
Statement, but inaliN admitted that she hat
bten intimate with him. and prayed 10 BE- for
| given ana again received INTO the flock Nj
Ioie had not the slightest suspicion ol the un-
| lalthfulneSS OF his wife. ana kccnly feels the
shock OF the exposure. He has commenced A
SUIT tor damages against Young aS a partial
PREPARATION OF the injury done him.-(f1os
Eeprbitcca.
| TRNT>G TO Ron GRAVE IN CLINTON. NY
| Mr.. owen DAILY OF Augusta buried his daughter
| - years of age. In the Catholic cemetery at
| CLINTON Yesterday MIR. DalN learned that his
| daughters grave had been robbed lie found
l!t Cll;tln " IN which The gate had locked
| cut. AID The gate opened, "A horse and Wa gou
having passed up 10 the new-lnade grave The
Don containing the coffin was pari IL uncovered
Ile earl being thrown mp against monu-
mcnt IL Il believed that the grave rolibeI hai
peeh frightened away, ff'os fe'"b''oon
KEEPING CLOSE MATCH or HUNTER -Bra,s-
min Hunter has not been officially Informed OF
| the New Jersey court OF errors and apneals
decision against him. II Is believed. however
that his relatives who visit him i'm n,isop Ia "a
|
! possession in the face OF the dShearteuing news
| He Is being closely watched night and day. aai
| visitors are kept At a safe distance to prevent
| his being furnished with poison.
SIR JAMES PaGET thinks that. since Insurance.
| companies ana general hospitals have coIla,f,As
Facts for statistics concerning the disastrous r.-
suits OF lntemperaHce, il might be wen to aScer-
tain, II possible. the relations be Xe,.u uD,t,,ra
/ ton ana abstinence. lie aHoIs moderation. ana
says that west against east. north against
S0uin- The heirs nt moderate drinkers, are
stronger in mind and bOdr than thoS.. Of ab,tSin-
| elS. lie says this with reserve adding that
| thele Is always danger or The moderate drinker
! SHE SAYS He DID-HE SAYS He Dmxr.-
/ DAVID III. RISKY. who - charged with having
/ compelled Miss Jessie {. Hunt 10 become his
| wife on saturday last. surrendered himself ye,-
/ terday 10 Justice hilbrtth. la the Harlem Do
lice court. He declared thar he did noi frighiea
/ the young lady by threats and that she mar
/ ried MN willingly. hut il now induced by her
parents TO denounce him. His mother. Rev
| lcal bride. were also ia court. The eXamina-
| non INTO the case was adjourned until next
Monday morning ana Risby was placed unJ-r
bonds IN s2.@@.-lA. L. Times, LORI.
she l. STATELY OLD LADY OF TITLE and IA
II ole oil the new school of Young tradeSmen
WHO. rich. Well-eduCated and Mpil-manneTed
ale constantly endeayOring 10 ..sink the ShOp'
ana place themselves Oh level with their Gus
TONERS. even during business hours. tie knew
her by sight andb name. and on seeing her en-
ter the shop-for il is a shop after ail-ai-
Nanccd toward her with a pleasant smile ani
ealu, II nope, Lady -. you were pleased WI
Tie opera last night" She turned TO her COM
panlon AID family asked whether 1.-THE man"
was speaking TO her. On being answered IN the
Affirmative She confronted the still smtlirE
Young gentleman. ana. with RAISED eyebrows
Sald. MY good man. came here To buy a car
pet LOHGOn Hori6.
MR. NORMAN LoCEYER has not found the
philosopher stone, for ia a letterto the London
Daily Aetrs he says: " IL would take too much
time TO refer 10 all the erroneous statements
now being made concerning the nature OF my
work, but ! beg you Will allow me space %
make correction as to matter of fact There
was 40 meeting OF chemists i'm nv laboratory
yesterday, and no dissertation OF calcium INTO
str0ntium.
81 Boston policeman was gwen a lottery
tlckct Dy friend, and IL drew a =. 600 prize