Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11
THE WRECK OF It,E AMSTERDAM.
Arrival OF Ieer passengers tu Ncyy York
-fhey Give Mad Account Of she
Crew at the N rocked Steamer.


NEw YORK, August 1.-THE Steerage passencgrs
OF the wrecked steamer Am>tcTdam. some two num-
dred IN number. arrived here Is morning by the
Fall River steamer t1gr m Iney were given q
good meal and sent 10 Castle Garden T. Jetter OF
Lake RoSs MIS-. sIid that he was among the last
10 leave the steamer after she stranded. Constan-
tine Ludwig one OF the Cabin passengers. he said.
pIeSeRJ ed the third engtaeer vita watch Tor saw
ing his boys lie. He had heard complaints from
CABIN passengers la gard lo having lost articles,
but ne did not see any cases OF thieying or looling
The Islanders treaied them well. ana shared with
iGem What they Had. George Nilsson. an Enslish
sieerage passenger, said that after he Got ashore he
saw sailor bringing his (hison - trunk 10 land
Nison claimed his trunk, bur the sailor said there
Was nothing In IL. and he wanted IL Tor bis clothes
Nilsson claimed the trunk, and found IN 81 several
aItiCeS bclonging to him. lie took possession OF
them and gave the trunA the sailor. 1he sailors
acted badly. They he,ped themselves 60 cigars and
wine, and did not seem 10 care for anybody. They
treated the steerage passengers great deal worse
another Eugiish passenger said he Thought the cap
Tain an able seaman, but hv had command over
his men. Randall lost al of his property. several
other passengers conoburated these statementa
he agents ol Ihs Rotterdam line caring for the
AmstcrdafnS PASSENGERS.
Schedules OF Edmund Hard. Jr., a. Co.
NEw YORK. August IL, Wan street.-The assignees
or EdinuEd Yard, Jr., Co, importers filed scbed-
nominal assets, s3s6 PIG; actual assets $50, ,Ss2
Bond ordered Tor sluO.uo1.
The difference between the nominal and actual
value oI the assets II stated 10 lie due 10 the depre-
claIion In the value OF the stock total par
u.a uhcoleculiluy or outstanding Rccounia
Among The largest creditors OF the rrm are lieyman
"A Adnuer. s347 49,; estate OF Charles q. shaw,
sl555is Edmund ri. Individually and As execu-
tor Of Jamts {. Iieman, ss5 sly Julian Whlte SON
& Co, $4,000; tenJril National Bank Sll5VlO Ham
over National Bank, $4,000 Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank, 5000 and q. Nj. BugarI, t40.0O0
lie creditors ar not SECURED with 'he exception
OF The hanover National Bank aud one note dio-
counted 10y the CenlIal National Bank.
ssayages OS Cholera.
THE EPIDEMIC Still spRT ANNA
MARsEILLhs, August ll.-ln the two past days
Their hat' i",e iuur deaths nom cholera BARGE
loLette, depart ment OF the Bass,s AIDS and eleven
at Autlsnds, In Ardeche Al Vogue, during the
same Time, the re were nine deaths; Carcassone,
Tour; At Cette. three, and AZ Lunelle, one.
DEATHS IN ITALY.
ROME, AugG ll.-ln the Two days just past
there were four deaths from cholera ia the province
oi 1 uiln and three In the prosinc or Genoa
TPE DISEASE At ToUL0S.
ToULoN, August ll--lhTe were three deaths
here from cholera last night The heat has In
er ased The segerity OF the Attacks.
LoME.August ll.-Snce last reports there has been
one death irom cholera etca at Montenotte, Min-
ucciaus aud Cassie; two al Pancalien and three at
Casleinuoyo.
cHoLER, STEAMER DETAINED.
ALTX.HpEla, August lI-1he steamship Djim-
nah. belonging 10 the iessageries Marilimes. from
MaIse,lea. bound ror China, has had one death
from choera on ooaId. She has, therefore, been
fuSt'd immediate transit t"r"ugn TIE sulz canal,
and w.il Oe held in qu"sant.ne Tor ten days
Fire ina sraryIand.
Wilmington, DEL, August H.-Johp DawsonS
m2n. sion, In tue Neck District. dorchester county,
Md, WAS burned last night Loss, $4,000 The
1ie is attributed 10 burglars
The LydiaO Monarch Again Disabled.
ST. JOINS, y. F., August 1.-THE barquentino
Belle, which arrived here this morning, reports
that She passed the Ly tian Monarch yesterday at
noon OH Bay Bulls, nineteen miles south OF here,
again disabled
E'ric bsfu1 Explosion of n Ste aM boat.
MADISON, md, August 1l-Propeller Mamie
Glass eXp!oded her boer this morning in front OF
this ciiN. Tie engineer, George keler, VINO was
fri.rhtiuIy III tnrled WAS Instantly killed Joe
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