, 1881-09-18

ME sCHoOxEN D. 4. VAN yAIKESBERG LOST.
! dispatch was received il this city yesterday
Morning by Thomas Hood, Esq. frnm Thomas
Rreea: sailor on the schooner D. 4. Van Tul-
senbesg, ANNOUNCING thar thnr vessel fou ndcrctl
Thursday night between jackson Port and
Ehitedsh Bay. Lake Michigan, and all hands on
hard excepting himself lost. Tho crew OF the
t1n Valkenberg consisted OF Capt. Andrew
kes'h arst and second mate (Cupt- Kcith's
Ra Hchard1 and four scatncn@ named Thomus
Aeeea7 Peter Hennessy, George Curtis, and one
'aose Name is unknown. The vessel, 1t seems,
saack the rocks, und in a short time went
f7xu. The crew took to THO boat but
sess capsized, and all drowned but
S'een It Was reported yesterday that Capt.
Aefa's wife and lady friend were On board
ee unfortunate schooner, bound to Buffalo on
tp'easure trip, and went down with the vessel.
1ae Van Fa|kenbesg left this port Tuesday
e1eui1s, bound to Buffalo, with cargo Of i8,-
""oas5els OF corn. She registered $50 tohs,
MS built at Touuwanda in 1856, was three
na7ed. and owned by Thomas Hood and others,
this cits. She was ratcd 3 by the Inland
A@las, and valued at s1;,so Hercargo was it-
sstea in the Chicago Pool lor $1,000. The hull
,as'asured for 5000 also in this CRY. The
Face where the Van Va1kenberr went down has
oea IN unfortunate oae to the ili-fared vessel.
:ae Tas dis1aasted there last full. The follow
ny dispatch from THE -TR1BuSE's Sturgeon
HS ~ g correspondent furnishes further particu-
ahof the disaster:
g Spe1at Dis1ure4 to 1ae Chtcact 1Aib,ne-
ts IchGEoS BAY. Wis, Sept 1.-THE wires hare
Ss. ~ oo*a. and THE TKIyCSE correspondent
-. ~ no1 until now been Mte to telegraph partic-
aass Of marine disaster that should have been
- stes,sFaay On Thursday night the sehoou-
,sstr:.- -. - an falkenbefg was wrecked betweei
=, lAs1N ~ fost and Whitetisb hay. and eight lives
a. ~. Ihe schooner struck tho rocks at o'clock
thursday evening. and the heavy sea caused
H. H. ~ commence to founder So that at O'clock
l.. M ue3t norning the crew saw that she WIS go
,se ssSI St me 3hney ATTEMPTED to reach shore IN
t,nasse t~ ase$sel when the little boat upset and I'LL
@s,s ss4 except snilor named Thotnas I3reeu>
nsst.a taso"hed. Hrcen WAS seriously injured in
3scss W. ne shose. and Is unable to give any
tT ~ S,auCefnlnR ~, Ele DISASTER The bodies OF
ln,9ss ~ ue Crowned. including the cook George
inssA a5xe T been recovered axld will be buried
R;rhsy..a Inc remains OF CApt- Keith and his sou
u tSe o,ns aaxe rot yet been found; The names
n fnnHsaoqfe ns1loq was loaded with corn from Chicago
tt.1 tt1Itsalo-' taa! The schooner and the cargo is q
's iSss. ". The vessel has sone to pieces.
rsrsrse ss.at a Olspatch 10 The Chiedoo 1~ionns-
tks tkssAsSAsa- Mich, Sept. IA vessel said to he
Eh,;sal ;alooner Van Ealkcnbcrg Is ashore n
nsn 1susa ..s Hay. all hnuds are lost except one
IT, renn, S1o lnsane from, fright and exposure
Hh+ EEtntS from s<1uFtrGQn bay by AApf-
:" tne Steamer Welcome
~. DOCK AND OTHER NOTES
cn nuhs ~ .afee Or four lumber cargocs we're left
a'7 market last night
s,r e snW sW!eain- n-yacht Sonantym was sold yester-
Iscahaba parties for S3.6NJ.
In i na' aoout two bushels OF we: corn was found
~ Saa'ag tde schooner David Dows.
tcannals Ms Wilson has lcf. Detroit to assist rho
=, a3s Merritt ashore ucar &iarnuette-
lfe r., asaac Green, Of Cleveland. the veterun
Akes Asalos, Is taking pleasure trip up the
Hufs,o" "a1er is several degrees below zero in
tsronnd naroor, and several schooners arc
.ur1ae1ne e1egniaT Sunday services TOR sailors and
atternoon. ~ NC held ut the iumber-mnrket this
,liitg1e ,liage 81 Stephens, of the s1eam~barse Albert
" afeR days. - 4~'7 f'o's ~ e<'1 <3n e4'1e''
iei,i,ss.e ss.eeooner Mears, Capt. James Constock,
tus onr ~ 'Eniax for Buffalo so deeply laden thnt
e..n Park slowed above water y!
ner hn.Sss Sssaiey has bought tbree-fourths of the
ttn1u Hn.ss tug Maud S IUr $G,lO--oue-half
ksa Eta1sse 0cdel and one-fourth from CLAIR
.1se.stm. u6 ~, has shipped By lake during this
Y "a Ns hle eept- H. Jjf.!fg, ,EJ0 feet OF lumber,
= shingles, ana il, ,otN latb
lesten3. i:
MT, 60 ~. vas n sort OF holiday for the tug
y 1heif ioe.ss vessels arriving that they tied up
as duilnsssks. The tugnien seemed 10 cn5Vy
A,a... SEeat deal more than the owners.
porpsiIer n,Iom from Capt. Edward Mnyfham Of the
Aegstooe an sr says that his boat and the barscs
tae Grsnd H. Mof1awk are inside II sand bar at
orsdse chanalaaas. and the Oiean has got 10 :
. Il The IL -, IL ordeF to get OUT s4- |
0o<1 sna snaeq4,,ents 4,s OF Cap, skelton Of the David
EEssd1x H. ,,, Baxter. of the T.. +. Minis, re-
!sf1e are MI, ;,,olasl0 Of their schnoners Oh Lake
eaea II wa,IIs Conflicting. by the statement u
A.n., NV APPEAR thar the other WAS i'll fauit-
sehoo9, ssehoonss19sco&, q Go. yesterday furnished rhe
,eesntly nrsrF yea Bird ttlle beautiful ~ craft
..eadeut a. nRfofsshased TT by the popular Superin.
sxlta brsnat tas Union Towing Line, Hank B!nea
wv put On aes re set of sails. The Sea Bird IS
VI THINE pleasure