New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03
nISASrERS AT SEA.

DlSAS lEHS Al SI-A.
Vessels arriving at this port from the West indies
rcror ,ncouuieling heavy gales Tor three weeks on
Cape Hatteras. The bark Danng, OF Portland Me-
reached here yesterday III a leaking CONDITION. oAo
he'd Oh board tie captain and crew OF me scnOoht
II E,,,na Riley who were taken from their vessel
November -, IN latitude 80 40 north ana long,
tudc "a west, IN a teulhc gale ne schooner was
Wattr-IUegcd having sprung Ieah tHc u"y nc Orc
She .v1, loaded with gUano from Orchlua, and was
TWENTY-FIVE dave out ON her voyage 10 Rlchmohd'
Va On November p, about midday, thc heaFf
So which had been beating against the v,sseiS
sides caused her d. ok to part and the water poured
in he opening and ran down over 'iie Buaho' up
tim All.u put the sailors at work throwing the
cargo ,,,. rDoard. 4 his AghteEeI the vessel Iji Il
tiu, but the water stead. ~ gained upon iio men
The efforts o. Hcr crew Kept her ah"it curing 'ue
night soon after ddyJredA tho oar" VS. 9'sl,gH
and Signals OF distress were run up no Otth
Icing on a different tack from inc
sca0 iacr dld no, observe The signals at hrSt, ana
pass ,ut of the sight OF tn sinking snip Inc men
6taan 10 despair ol help, but fortuna ely lot lhem
stress Of weather drove le bark WITHIN naming uIs
tuc, The signals from the schooner were seen,
and a boat was lowered aud sent 10 their re-cue;
In, boat had narrow escape from neIhI sTamltu
uu.er the STEM of the schooner LNehtuaIIy Tue
crew were safely got alb IaId the bark. Ihe lncts
saut ga e, on the next day again Grove me D@IIh
where the II. Emma Riley had be n abandoned HIle
was lot to Ice seen. ami a quantity ,, CI WItcn,sc
showed that she had probably sunk. ne schooner
was built in Harrington, Maine, IN Isl Sno was
329 tons burden and was owned by bIGlI, Soh ~
Co. of No. II SOutu-st. She was Naued al 9lO,ooo
aud her cargo at $4,000 The bark rpranH loik
IN her voyage and 1t required the uhl'eu eHoI's VI
l., IN crews 10 keep her alOat.
Tne schooner Emma W. Fox, of Sag Harbor,
twenty-nine days out nom n uNitas, was twenty
days in the gales north OF Ilatteras. She reacaed
lee Yesterday with her sails lost ana her lore ana
imam gall gone. @. 49,,
Georgia, November - was ciutAt ~ a 'Iliti,i'
hurricane, in laGtude - % nortn ana IohS-
1ude ~ IS West, lasting eight hours. she lost Ier
ci-load OF lumber, had r. b3dl5 stove H. hOr
quar- or rail- broken and sails split
THE FUNERAL OF HENRY c. MURPHY.
III. &C 4 "A
nj the Church of the Holy TRINITY, at Clinton and
Mon. aeue SIS. BROOKLYN, this afternoon. after
bref service at his late home III K.insen-St.' at
which only relatives VIII be present. The Rev. pr.
Charles IL. Hall, tde rector OF the clufcn, VIII
conduct e public service anu y prooaDle thaJ an
address viii Oe made by the rev Dr H. SStOrrS me
pa-uearcIs will be j. ;. 1. StIanahan, seymour J..
ilustcd. William Marshall Henry L. PleueponI,
Arthur W. Benson Henry ID. POihemus, W. >. Harm
man and Charles Storrs The body viii be placed
i'll tAc family plot at Greenwood. ......o.,
D. H. Yesterday to take action on the death OF Mt:
Murphy Mayor Grace. Controllers Campbell ana
semleI w. {. King ley, D. ;. l. Stianahan, General
H. W. Slocum, ". Marshall, j. j. Agnew, General
A. c. Barnes j. Adriance Brush. j, &. DAYS.,
Charles Macdonald, OTTO Wltte and jenkins van
ScAaIck were present. Resolutions OF regret ana
confidence were passed. The trustees VIII attend
the funeral in a body. Judge Gilbert presided at
meeting Of the Kings County Bar yesterday and
Judge Tracy, OF the Court Of Appeals, Ju-tces
Pratt and Cullen, of the supreme Court, judges
Nilsson, McCue and Reynolds, OF tho CITY Court,
ana Judge Moore, of the County court, were wee
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Joshua VI. Van C0tt, Nlnchc,t -r brti0n, W, 4. DE
Wltt Chauncey Shader and others, and approx ra'e
Brighton Beach RailI Oad and he Brookiyntlty Ratl-
road also led meetings. AZ which silhldI dcIo' was
taken.
BILLS THAT WE'RE THOUGHT TOO LARGE.
Controller Campbell has written TO President
French. OF the Ponce Board. letter WIN refer
encc 10 the cost 81 advertising ne county canvass
lie states that payment of the balls If the canvass
of the election OF 1881 has not Vet been ma 20 by
the Department of Finance because the pt!cc was
deemed excessive. The advertisements IN Inc star
and The Commercial AdreytiScr were reprint OF
The Ciy HecOrd the cost Of winch had already becn
pald tOI by The city. The charge Tor these adVcr
ii~ements amounted to $4,000. The county can
vaS~ Tor 1oSl in The star was charged Tor at
E}3.}o Il, ANA The C0mmeIcidt AdCcrscr the
lnc.e claims are now IN court ana viii probably
b. tiied the present term If The verdict should be
uatayorable IL the city, the Controller suggests that
an opportunity viii be Afforded Tor seeking TO have
the law changed as 10 insure me WoLK belhS
done hereafter AT reasonable rates. lie ADDS that
county canvass IL AGAIN
H. he publshcd in two newspapers, he
- tho Cccasinn 10 inform President French that
II can De aGYeT ised at much more rcahOnaDic rates
than those heretofore charged, as he mas oeeh
crclbly informed that Que new spdper 81 large cir
cuiation will Insert the advertisement the same as
last wear for ~ 500 the Controller say tIat the
interests OF the city demand hat tue Police DEPART
Inent should tIs year. before publishing lhe county
canvass obtain an es innate OF the cost from each
OF the Leading newspapers and award the adVer-
using 10 the lowest proposal
PresiJent French. of the Board Of Police said
Yesterday that after he received the letter from The
Controller he consulted the other members Of the
Board. 1t was the opinion OF all that 1T
was 100 late TO act upon the sugge'-
ton which tine letter contained. About
month before the election this year the Board of
Police selected two newspapers TO publish the poll
ing places and also the county canvass; IN making
SUCH a selection, Mr. French added, the Com
nissioners performed an act much ia the nature Of
contract. aud he did not think that the
Board would De justified IN appointing
othcr newspapers 10 publish the county canvass,
rvrn If some expense could be saved 10 the CITY,
t. advertise for bids Tor publishing the election mat
i't.
a RESTED TWICE FOR SIMILAR GRIMES
Lucius l.. Hawley, of New Rochelle. was arrested
an Friday for violating the postal law by mailing
eiters stamped with Scent stamps which had been
,sed and from which the postal mark had been re-