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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
EMPIRE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

THE HENRY WARD BEECHEP, MARTHA NJ, MARY
GIBSON. PETER O'BRIEN AND TARANTUIA THE
WINNERS
The third annual Spring regatta of the Empire
Yacht Club, sailed Yesterday on the Sound was
the closest and most exciting race of the season
When il was little more than half finished black
sduall arose and created much CONSERVATION on
board the yachts and had not the crews been pre-
pared for the emergency several accidents could
hardly have been averted The steamer Blackbrd
kept a favorable position in the race to allow the
guests to witness every movement of the yachts.
The yachts were arranged in five classes. and the
course was from n point near the clubhouse at
Observation-Disclosures through Hell Gate,
nm between the North and South Brother Islands to
the rouryav huOv off Sands Point, aud return.
The boats were gwen time allowance TO make up
for the difference IN length.
The first signal 10 prepare 10 start was given au
10 o'clock and the several classes started at four
minutes intervals The wind was light from the
westward giving the yachts free sheet, ana the
tidal-vave was half-nood thus assisting them
Many of the yachts falling under the lee OF wards
Island at the start found II necessary 10 make snort
tacks before weatherng 1t. When the boats reached
Stepping stones Light, black squalI from the
northwest broke on them, and, with the exception
of the Peter OBrienall quickly dropped their salls
Some of them reefed their sails, hut shook them Out
again off Fort Schuyler. the squall having partly
passed over. The sharp contest between the TWO
catamaropS and the Beecher and Arthur, caused
Their CAPTAINS to take extra risks but the steamer
James Boyd kept with the fleet to lend assistance in
case of accident. The yachts, particularly the
O'Bren, were Knocked over several times, but the
keen watchfulneSs of their captains saved them
from disaster. The Martha Vi maintained the lead OF
the Others until they were nearly bocaned between
The Brot hers when the catamarmS worked ahead
and reached home first, and nearly together. BY
dexterous handling the IaTautula crossed the line
first and won the prize in her class. The Arthur
and BeechcT crossed the line together but the
BeeCher was the winner on time allowance. The
Martha ". won IN her class with 2 minutes ana
seconds 10 spare. n. LOclwOOd's Mary Gibson beat
General Warrants Sophia Emma by three seconds,
and won i'm her class. but both boats fOuled lust be-
fore the finish. Theodore Wersbes Peter OBrien
won in her class, with - minutes TO spare.
The following table shows tho time OF start, the
ncfnal and the CORRECTED time of the classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
RFTrRNING TO IMPRIsONMENT.

Mary Morris, otherwise known as Black Lena"
wa arrested IA April. 1879, for stealing from the
store of Journey * Buuham. IN Atlanuc-aye.,
Brooklvn. While awaiting trial she escaped from
RAYMOND Street Jail but was rccapturcd, tried. and
sentenced 10 four aud a hall years in the Kings
Iourty peniteutiary. AfLcr being there twenty
months nor counsel obtained "a stay Of procecduls
pcndinR an appeal. uuI thc woman wac released ny
Judve tilhOrf ou - 900 b1ii. size said that 10 tle
,tffl Ill Arneal. affirmed htr c1INiC' uu Size would
ytve herself up few weeks agp The CONVICTION
r. mi unrd and on Tuesday evening the officials
a the Peutenuary were surputtd az hatk
81. voluntary return. She said yesterday that
for The lLc Of her two children she asa NOT wish %
sppeaf as fugitive from Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........June Il.


ARRIVED
Str Labrador (r) sanglier Hayre May 81 Louis de
Str marlborough (Br Fraser Bermuda June 7, to a
OuterbUdge ~ Co
SIR Champion, Lockwood, Charleston days. TO James
QuintaId & 90.
Str 4 g Knight Chichester, Georgetown. c. to J
STR Albcmarle Gibbs Lewcs 70 Old Dominion 500
str Chesapeake Maugum, Portland, 10 J Amos.
Bark Adeina Utah Emanuel sayona as DAY s. IN ballast 10
BARK bio Fill AUST, Bernoch Trieste 81 days, in ballast
BARK Boritei AUST. Trpcoych. LegIorn 20 days. with
marble and rags - order; vessel 20 master.
isark Sorelle ta Conigerc, Genoa so days in bal
Bark NGoya Emelia Celestins Utah Manganao Bayonne
"a days I'm ballast 10 Funch. Edge q co.
Batk Arcudal (SOr lhOrgtn Palermo IS days, with uit
to order: vessel To Funch. Edye & Co.
Bark (NOr Mafchusen, Cette 45 DAYS in ballast TO
G TOBIAS q co.
10 order; vessel 10 Hermann ko0p & Co.
Rark Trait (Fr) enOuf Bilb0a SO days with min
erals o order, vessel 70 DassOri, sraehle & CO.
Bark Pater Aust DamondL NeWry az days In ballast TO
Bark Henry II Rurnham tof Boston). YORK, Cardvnas
days with Ia Sazerac & Cos vessel to master.
Bark ANNA (Gc Jantzen-. Aatanzas dats with sugar
10 sugar Refining Co. vessel 10 Hermann kO1p ~ Co.
Bark Ada NsWell isSe Havana ~ days with sugar 20
Dre1el. Morgan e co; vessel o. Lunt Bros
BARK Joshua Lpriug, Cook ttifcnas lays With sugar
Ia oriler, vessel 20 Ih0s Dunhans Nephew & 60.
fars Ada Could Merritt Cardeuas 10 days with sugar
Il II If0y ell SOn q Cos vessel 10 ligntcr & Co.
Bug Compldogio utsD. Feyoa, Alexandra y. l2j days.
ing Hayasa Meyer Trinidad 10 days with sugar TO Rarn
rtnte & co. yes-sl TOD T. Wifd q go.
Rtg Arctic lof ANNAPOLIS y ~. Hunton. Manraulla 10
with sugar O. Homer spiaSc. ycsi o Parker Cos
Ian AZ dave With oooar 10 ward 10 vessel 10 nauon
watson 8 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,r,, oF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS HAYT.

TRIAL OF INDIAN COMMISSIONER HAfT
ACCUSED, WITH OTHER OFFICERS OF PuBL'shiN"
FALSE STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE INTER
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.
The trial of Indian Commissioner f. A. Hayt inc
presideut Of the International Trust Company,
Franc,s D. Kari its secretary, and Charles NJ. Field,
pne of the trustees on an indictment charging them
with publishing and circulating false state
ment of the condition Of the companys ahhis'
opened in Jersey CItY yesterday. The defendants
were represented by the Hon. Joseph d. Beu'e ana
Flavel Niece, OF jersey City. and Counsellor DDS
Passos. of this city. District-Attomey McGill ap-
peared on the part OF the prosecution. The follow
ing Jury was selected from the struck panel {;
Michael Purcell. foreman; John Reid W. ii.
Jacobs. John T. Gilchrist, John II. Burgess,
Grin Ward Thomas VI. Abel, stephen Parish,
William C.. Harp, Jacob Ringle. W. III. Childs
and Thomas GendCrlupg. The jurors are wealthy
aud wcll-known residents of the county. john
Reid is limited Safes Decentralization of Internal
Reycnuc at HobOkcn. Before they were sworn eN-
Governor Bedle moved 10 QuaSh the lhdlctWe,'t vi.
the ground that il was not legally drawn, ana lnaI
there were no SPECIFIC averncnts as TO the character
of the statement alleged TO have been circulated ny
the defendants. Judge GARRISON ordered the t.lii
TO proceed. and said he would consider the ooJeo-
tons raised. ~, -
.Judce Bennington f. Randolph, one of the trns;
tees of the company and the fist witness, ldenthen
the minute-bool of the trust company, ana tesu-
IL
the company was Incorporated untll IL euspe.gu-r11
Mr. Field and Mr. Karr became trustees IN 10 81 -
The COMPANY received deposits until January, ISao,
and SPECIAL deposits until the next month mon Inc
actual capital amounted to$20O,ooO Inc origluaI
conta OF 81 900 was paid partly in cash and the
balance in notes. The additional 100000 MAS Wa
Maid i'm cash. The notes were III the CUSTODY oi MI
Earr. and thew were considered so much cash
October 10 1874. the trustees met, and resolution
was passed directing the notes To be paid. Janu-
ary / 1875 there were capital notes TO the amount
of $4,000 stil unpaid. Since that tme
Sl7 600 in notes have been paid. February 20,
1S77 the liabilities exceeded the assets by eos
COS o. aud February 8, 1873, there was den
CHENEY of S75. SCI O6. A portion Of the minute
book was admitted % evidence,
In the afternoon Judge Randolph was subjected
10 n severe crOss-cXampatOn by Ex-Governor
Bedle Washington b. Williams, the examiner
in Chancerv, who made an examination or the
assets and liabilities of the company by
order of Chancellor RunyOn. testified to that effect
rict-Attorney McGIll attempted to show the
state of the comDanys affairs at the time of the sqs-
pension by the witness, but the counsel for the de-
fence objected, claiming that they wouid be shown
by the books. The objection was sustained. The
Court was adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
STATE RAILROAD TAXATION.

SUGGESTIONS FOR A PROPER SYSTEM.
REPORT READ by CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS BIZ
FORE THE CONVENTION or STATE RAILROAD
COMMISSIONERS.
SARATOGA, N. Y, June 1.-THE Convention Oh
State Railroad Commissioners met again. report
upon State railroad taxation and the general prih-
cipes of proper system to substitute therefor was
read by Charles Francis Adams, jr. IN behalt Oh
the committee of which he is chairman. ms re-
port which is printed in full below, 10 preliminary
to more detailed document which will be SUD-
mittcd later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12

tho equipment OF the Kansas Line. The Kansas oi.y'
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad Is an extension OF .no
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad, ana nRe tn"
line virtually belongs to the Chicago and Alton ION,
OF 81 750 600 preferred stock was made TO the chicago
and Alton. -, a.. oo,,ou
The Chicago and Alton Company IL sad 20 oon' an,,
aud the OF 81 100000 OF bonds secured ~ o
gage the bridge property Tue company WI, so"n ~
Tee 7 per cent interest the bonds Inc ptocetusv
the mortgage Will be used II Is said. by The Glcaeo %
Alton Company for contingent expenses Inc . e
estimate OF the Of building the Kansas Oi'f, %"
Louis and Chicago Line was S3 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
SUICIDE OF A CLERK.

Max Sraus, a clerk in n downtown feather store
committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself III
the head at his home, No. go East Forty-nInth-st
He had occupied the third floor of the building Tor
about four years with his wife, to whom lie vas
devotedly attached. They had no chldren les,
terday morning he complained of feeling III, ana
requested his wife 10 go to neighboring drug
hob while She went ont On her return she found
lin dead with pistol in his hand. 1t is supposed
that he was temporarily insane from fancled pnSi
ness troubles. He was a Hebrew of German birth,
and was thirty-tiye years old. Mrs. Straus is lett
without any relatives except widowed mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
,rrrlNn ~ ~ nnARp OF TRAnE.

Tho Board u Trade and Transportation ycster-
ssy resolved chat Federal aud State Railroad Com.
tnissioncfs ought Co br appointed clothed With such
l.ral power as would enable them to protect Che
a,hfs of ths proplrt aisp rendering che thanks ni
H. uosf, ln tHt lion John n. Reagan of lrtas. FOG
H. frintfuIuriiuu uf his b.il appointing United
ktat,s Commissioners to regulate ihi'ittaF '"m-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
ISSUE or WESTERN RAILWAY STOCK

The Chicago aud Alton Railroad Company
has sold recently 100000 Of te preferred stock of
tho Kansas CitT ~ Louis ani chicago
Railroad Tho stock has been taken ny Nor
ns tasup Patton Go, ~ tis city
snd capitalists ai ssrsirh oaun A. annual dividend
of .. .,rt Hu .hs stool guaranteed hy the Chlrsso
sui i.i.N mpanY, To proceeds sln bel devoted 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
PPOWfNENr ARRIVALS.

FIN frPpue HOfeI-COnC iessmen George NJ RoDe-
son. OF Jersey. and William Washburn OF Minnesota
William Goddard ~ Rhode Island William h. B9stwicS OF
Ithaca. and Assembvmen A u. Hepburn, OF toOn y. "
and charles Baker of Rochester ~ JGaes HoteI-
Rear AdmIa FmmOns. L. =. John c. New ~ Indianapo
LIS and Asscmbyman George L. Terry, OF Sany I'M n u
ibsmdrie H1ei-A. j. Cassatt. OF Philadelphia
Erere Henry Maplcson and Nine Marie ROOM spla
GtseU H0tsc-Gener1 Arson StGger OF Chicsso
HCuSe-EZra Milard OF Omaha. Mar. OK
Hoe-Afred Morch. United states Nce-Consn at Hayre
- 81 Nicholas Hoie-J. n. Mccullough OF Ptsourg. and
Henry KIP OF Metropolitan Hotet-Ex congress
man AnPnstus Braudegee. OF CONNECTICUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
THE PRESIDENCY or THE LEHIGH RO4D.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The directors OF
the Legh Valley Railroad Company met to-day for the
purpose Of considering the appointment OF successor
To the late president, Asa Packer They adopted reso
luton declaring that out OF respect for the memory OF
the late president II ineXpedicnt 10 appoint pres
dent at this time The ylCcpgC siGcnt WAS directed 10
perform the duties OF the office until the next election
The Board also declared quarterly dividend ot per
cent, payable June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
merce and plcdging the influence of the Board in

merce and plcdgug the influence of the Board IN
aid of its passage.
f. +. browning and f. b. Thurter referred to the
tendency to establish separate boards OF trace
Mr.. Browning thought that genera bureau tue
duty of which II should be to inVestlg re ne aIius
of insolyent debtors and cndeavor 10 feet fair
compromise between them aud all Their creditors,
wOuld DO highly beneficial. A committee of hve
was appointed 70 investigate the subject ana re-
mort TO the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
'"To THE POINT Mrs. O'Bral

"TO TIE POINTn-Mrs. OBralaghan ::
shure an IL, tie tBruth olive been tellm yer. Mrs
Muggins you never catched lie a-c0mn out OF my
mouth" Mrs NJ. " No, indeed, Mrs. OBlalaghan they
comes out 20 nobody couldn't catch 'em.'-iFun
DAY BEFORE TIE DERBY.-First COster-
monger: suppose yOull 20 Tomorrow. BillP Second
ditto We'll don't think Yer see, what with the
increased income and the price o champagne don't
think it'll run to 1t this year"-IFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
MARINE INTELLIG ENUE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 4.2S 73l Clock slow ON. 2Ss
Moon RISES U:lO souts. $50 Moons days %
MON WATER today ~
SANDY look 1891 Island. z:O8 Hell Glto-.... 1851
HUGH WATER rODAr-p. VI.
sandy Hook 1853 Island. 800 Hell Gite..... s2i
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Brig Acelia Thurow. White cardenss days with
10 ORDER: vessel 10 Brett Son q Co.
schr Sarah Alien, Allen, Tua Hon. 10 dsys ballast to
With fruit @nas pearS vessel 10 wonpsfs G
schr Tampco, Bonhon Bsracoa 10 days. with fruit 70
scSr xtde Bird Fsc. Guantanamo 10 days with sugar
sesT xsne Moe EsSridge MSntero Bay 10 day.. with
sugar 20 Moses cohe9i yrssei 20 master
to order: vessel to master.
wIND-suaset=A Sandy Hook light S; cloudy and hauy
At City island W. cloudy.
CLEARED.
str state Of Alabama ODD Ktce GlasSow Ausiln Bald
Gate CITY. Daggett. savannah Geo YSnge Gat II
teras stevens West Pont Va Old Dominion CO; Anhr
cite Thompson Philadelphia. Wm clyde go; Vlneland.
Ships Charter R, Cain Ant%srp R Ss Hinckn
Parks Zulma (Br). Peterson Georgetown Demersa Mid.
feSn BS CO. snq" c aG1a CO. % & shu
T THsc E6se Co kG gSopo G % &
fge E6y we sa ce f
Gre.on Ispwlch Eng Da,.ori strehle & Go; Ioma.rand
petTo sB Anfoa TspWcb f. Benham egS PeEsr1g
CO Maria stoneoan Br BaEer N'e bo oI GSss
Funch. Edye Co: CrOao Ausp stark Gloucester Eng.
Rres John Mason Mu1scl RTszIian Ro1t' @ y Squire;
Stockton slf P%eD Msciss carver Barnes ~
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. June liArr At Bremen str Werier from View.
York at Lisbon the 9TH last str Pempor nom Phie
GyEEroo Jgpe LAR ar I,tTao from y, Bosop ,,
Cough for Phil.delDhia.
oUygSsrowS June lat str Marathon. from Boston.
Sailed. STR Celtic. for New NOrf.
soUTH.wToy June liar 10th ms, str Necksr from
New York for Bremen
LONDON June Sailed 6th inst, Luciano serra FOR New
York Henry; 9th inst MARY Virgins Bremen 10Th inst,
Alice Cooper, VIM Cham ~ Patrick, Geo Bevley,
Arlington the latter for Baltimore: Jedancsti DGbrOyacl
for Philadelphia, lltI inst. Ealkyuen.
Arr 9Th inst John Ber AZ -totfn; Abby Bacon 9Th
inst Britannica 9Th inst, Forannge1, McTaurn; 10Th inst
Lord Srahnairn. Phiomene, BnaEnla Valentino Osseo
Frra. Merle. Johann Marie last OF Sicily
LiyerpOo Rlgua at pymoltI; llth Inst, scotland Capri
Hiram Sfnla
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HOME Ne rs.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS no
DIS BROADWAY
Gam. II" Noon So. m S9' Mdnlght no
Highest during the dav. e9~. Lowest 70'
Average, ~. same day. 1873. 60ls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Generave ORGANS radically and speedily cured Hours
to and to T. HEN ny 4 DASIELSM . t4AeIingtOl.4V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
Announcements.

All coughs, colds and throat diseases removed
by JAMES EX?gcrORtNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12

FAMILIES UNPROyIDED WITH MILK
OF MAGSEsA lack prompt AMI agreeable household remel
FOR dvspepuc comp aints. sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12

The report Of committee IA uniform system OF
accounts discussed For the expense account the
committee recommend substantially the form used BY
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. 1t
recommended that the Legislatures OF She different States
prescribe these FORMS aud have ali roads report
80 IA each 20 the commissioners authorized o
Gers.
The session was closed without roccyinga report or
the position VI railroads 60 the b0dy polite. which Gen
eral MaTmndukc, of Missouri, had prepared, and was
expected treat OF the dueti0ns which have arisen
since TOE Granger laws passed N Western States The
report Will nov BE- sent b. the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
To Be OR Nor TO Be.

To be well dressed leave orders with TraDhagen Co,
junction OF sd and Atm ayes. Not to be- elsewhere.
DOZXLM for the teeth and breath. 4 fra
grant, healthfIl, eGlcacious dcnufrice 3jc. only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12


BRIDGEHAMpTOv - The sixty-fourth Summer
meeting of the Long Island Bible Society will he
held on Thursday. June 10. Meetings for business
at 3 o'clock, at the Presbyterian Church, and for
addresses at 7:40 y. III.
Long ISLAND CITY.-Eugcnc Hill. William Lowell
and James l.. Kelly and Chauncey +. Bliss kelly IL
Bliss, the persons who have for some weeks past
carried on the business of pool-selling in Long
Island CITY, were arrested yesterday about 10
o'clock, by order of the Long Island City Police
Commissioners. None of the customers or clerks
were uterlered with, and the business of poOl-scll-
ing goes on as usual. The persons arrested were
taken before Police Justice Del ehanty, where they
pleaded not guilty and gave bail III 1900 each to
appear for examination June IS.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICuMOvD.-It Is currently reported that the re-
turn of ex-l treasurer Hugh McRoberts, of Richmond
County who Is alleged to be indebtcdto the County
in the sum of about $40, 600 will place certain per
sons eventually in very unpleasant position, as it
is said that when McRODcrts Is brought To trial he
will reveal some facts which viii implicate others
McRobcrtss return was great surprise to many
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
II was reported at Police Headquarters at a late
hour last night that Simeon T. Randolph, leather
dresser, residing at No. 277 Norfolk-st., while
laboring under mental depression, had taken dose
of laudanum and was not expected to live.
YoNKERs.-The taxpayers in School District No.
6. IN the town of lonkers, voted Tuesday night on
the question Of appfupuatlng $1,000 Tor branch
school IN the nelghborhood OF Oak Hill-aye; 1870
votes were cast against aud 3oI Tor the measure,
which was thus defeated.
NV BRIGHTON charter election Of this
village for trustees was held yesterday with the
following result: In the Second District ID. j. N.
Wilcox was elected without opposition. In the
Fourth District John Steers received 273 votes
aud ". n. j. Bodiuc t27. la the Sixth District
Ansil NroOmc received 81 votes and j. III. Matthias
o.
Alta meeting of the Board Of Trade last evening
the Committee ou Cheap aud Rapid Transit made
report That thoy bad Ind "a conference with the
managers of the various railroads between Newark
aud Ncw-Nork. That thry received much encourage
msut and Chat ths several Companies had rOfcfrrd
fhr matter tu their aUuIl ticket agents. whu ~ d.
cxp.,fsd Wil s10u make favorable report. ihc
Ers DI x J. birhIrII madr 1p interesting address
await tlf United rsi-. u. fhHl dII..tInH. &C., af.
surd IH favor ~ r. fgtHnuH.iI. t.IlI aI.H.Ii
A. fir Dulf means by which h.II... .I... ui.
efs ,lu rnupfto With Che u.fi. 0f ..H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-27

TWO OF Us. A decorative art novel. By Cslista Hal.
scy. The hit Of the season. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-27
THE WRECKED STATE OF VIRGINIA.

CARGO RECEIVED AT HALIFAx-THE BODY OF
SALE THEFTs BY THE CREW OF AN AMERI-
CAN SCHOONER.
HALIFAX. N. s.. July &c. 1879.
The schooner Nimble has arrived here from Sable
Island with portion of the cargo of tho wrecked
steamer State Of Virginia and ten OF the ships crew.
The cargo consisted Of -four plate mirrors &C.. and
is understood to be in good condition.
The Dominion steamer Glendon arrived this even-
ing from Sable Island. She reports her arrival at
the island on Friday morning. She remained there
all that day shipping wrecked material and sailed in
the evening for Halifax. There is very little
change in the state of affairs. The stranded
steamer still lies In the position with her after
port on the sand ridge and her bows under water.
There has been heavy swell from the southwark
during the greater part of the time since the casualty
occurred, making landing the south side Of
the island quite impossible. As q consequence
very little has been saved by the island
have done well. The New York Wrecking Com
panys steamer was hourly expected when the Glen
don left.
The body of the child of Mrs. Eliza wolfson was
recovered near the West End Lighthouse on Mon
day morning and after careful attention the part
of the wife of the superintendent was inferred.
On Sunday morning, tho z0th an American
schooner was discovered at anchor near tho wreck
with dories busily engaged in removing things
from the steamer Captain Noodle Immediately
launched boat through the surf and
went off to them. but seeing him approach
they Immediately got under way. He, however
overlook them and demanded surrender OF the
stolen property. tthey refused to give 1t up sail
nailed over TIE name OF tho vessel the stern,
but the word Gloucester could be seen the wind
blew the sail aside large quantity of the cabin
furniture stolen. including the piano and COM
passes. and great deal of cheese.