New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
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ARRIVAL OF SEVERAL OVERDUE STEAMERS.
Sew. raj more # the overdue steamers arrived yes
,erlay' One of thpso was the lirrdcr. from Ham,
burg. which was due luesuhy' lleI N",nHo
Thirteen DAVIS and exceedingly tehip97slou'.
She encountered strong westerly fhieS anu huIsh
scas all the way. On November ~ sue zen III WIN
lie &c boomer Lady Louisa, OF ) johns. from laI-
hcr (;toce Newloundlanu for Bristol. with cargo
Of fish ana oil. The vessel was ~ distress hIu 'lc
crew was taken III IN lfc-boat; me l'rrder also
pagscd November 20. in latitude 1oO 4. lop1lluuo
50g AZ the bark MOgul from GLASGOW, Whicn was
n total wreck and had been Abandoned. A..
The Scythia also arrived from Liverpool, hve
dnve lcllud ume. During nine days oil the voyage
she encountered continuous head "IhuS; anu liiR"
n1s that frequently broEc over the bow oil the b'lp'
On several days there were strong gaIo' 'n"' ''""'
Il imuossible 10 make much hHadw1y. =,
The Abvssinia. rom Liverpool. due TUESDAY;
came safely into port after voyage OF uinsla'
Toughurss Bad weather and high seas were en-
connicred during The whole OF ne voyage, INC
Holland from London. due November 20 alSo NJ
riyco after u iouq and compositions VOYAGE $500.
The schooner Lady Louisc, from whIch the crew
was rescued by the steamship llcrder, w"s strmGN
by n heavy sea on the night OF November ~ Ino
ruddcr was torn away ana every thnR hoN"o'o
SVEN from tho deck While the crew was engaged
IN attempting 10 provide some way Tor RhiuihR inc
ship he ubb0om swung around and knorkch ho'9
in the bow. The pumps had To be worked every
halt hour 10 keep the Vessel IIee Oh WAFER w w
vrmber ~ The topmast and The main la lore ana
aft were carried away. When the II 'rdor
came IN sight the ycssc was pei ie ,a,
HELPLESS Owing 10 the high sen thal
was running the men had great Official M getting
mo the hic-boat sent e. take them I'll. lie cap
tain Thomas Pike said yesterday iba the c"hhI-
non of the ycss, WIS constantly growing MoIb''
and that il wds III imminent DANCER oi going 10
pieces. The schooner was LOO IONS oar %. H. ,.lu
the cargo al fish and Oil WAS worth about 9Io'OV"'
There were also some iurs on BOARD
ASAD PROSPECT FOR COUNTRY CLERONMfN.
An out Of town clergyman needed servant but
all the young women III hrs village "'I' 10" 'nl"-
tIous. They were either students AT n neighborihE
an
tlscmcnt brought relief, and forwarding IL !" !"
TRIBtNI reporter whom he knew, the clergyman
requested him to send the woman hy the next
train. ON calling at the number Indicated, lhe
first impression received was that window hcoh'd
raising: tie nest, that the dog ca'ch'rs nai
sighted their duties but nj last the doDr was oII
mar the dog ceased barking, and the proper person
was seem lho references being satisfactory ana
the wages and situation deSIabe, the minister
household WOuld have cause To rcjoro NJ inc re-
pOrtrr'n success. The woman WAS 10 lcANo ll' 'ib
line next morning. hut late that evening came inc
agent of the mtelIg nee Once to Say h't Il ,i't'
sudden illness hal made tho servant cancel h'f
cupagcmrnt: he added, however. thal th'Ir WAS
another woman really better than the hfHt one
who was perfectly competent 10 RUE or servo rom
basrufnt to attic and that he would have her ~
the depot to take the tram on when the hI7t sllI
was To 20 After waiting till the tram had gone,
fhe reporter called at the intelligence Once ana
was told that the manager had forgotten 10 ihl"rl
the woman that she needed Taking hti al
Dress the reporter. after climbing scN'ra pairs oi
dark stars. reached the top Uoof OF Il rear lcI'-
mcnt house where i'm a small room were clght scr
yant girls waiting for places. All day long they
sit in Offices paying / per three months Tor tho
privilege; mt tins lodging house they board Them
selves and pay > a week Tor a place to sleep.
"Whcrc !, u yc want me 10 90 = san the woman
who had been forgotten. 10 Phts0haGn w. i
country village" ." Ia NJ in Jersey = No. IN Cen
tral Ncw-Norl," Share, and it's away III the
woods ycd bo after takin' me to-"
Failing to convince her that IN some paris ol NV
York state there were small ccarings. another as
pirani was tried. 49, , .
Uns the priest a honsck, eperf " lie has" !
think | soc ny self being boSsed about 10y any old
WOMAN" b..
With admiration for her resolution, hut no desire
for her aS a servant. one moro girl, VINO WAS Eager
To oltaIn place, was asked To accept the Oncit,i
posItion " No thank yo. no minister Tor me. "ith
his dozen shirts TO lbs washed and ironod every
week Not to speak of collars. cults, and craNats.
Besides | don't like children bothcrng me. nor
have "A cross housckccpcr to find fault win me,
>.y-" GOOD day, siid the bcwildered reporter
ns ne left the rooms and Fastening TO the nearest
telegraph Office hc informed the minister that no
servant gIrl in New York would 90 above Harlem
Bridge unless she could become the mistress OF inc