New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-29
yOL.XI.v--No.l4.IC7.
PERILs OF THE SEA.
srsc,,r OF TIE CREW orTHE ANNA FRYE
,urpwRrcKED SAILORS PICKED ur ,a a. NV
wu.LrRs RESCUED IN nupsoSs BAL

,x rzrvaR, ,Pa TO THE TRIBUNE
,,cr II. Aug. 2S.-Ihe s.e"Mu
yohns Uopk.ns, Captain Foster u ~ =, ,oa m to-day.
.,,, a,a baltimore Line, arrivea no1 m Mate L. w.
IoiA anu ~ nnard CAPTAIN d. s. Nieker'oh' ~ uoL
enc had On 1'as-s uo ~ Anuis and sailors James 80
bihne'on, y N,csersop of the schooner An'a .ir,v
prooA " as.,ov On wednesday, wh'Ie 49, rye
los. Oh i,snrost of Montauk Point, the rrest
leak and the water poured il,o W., nonds When
,,,rao reouriag work at the pumps W - osted and
narstea totally distress sighas ,p-r, Nye OF
ahout noon on Thursday p'ioVoo, their assistance
- <,ork which was passing, came W ~, ,od blew q
new 'o,n' vas rapidly sinking. Inc VIZ hoab
as 'ne So, n,rthnorthwest, and the waves - had
a., over tho deck OF the sinking rn crew were
ar,v disappeared from sish" and about
.n,on on board the Ell" 1,ns Hopkins
eA', ,n,o., ON Thursday afternoon the ,,, q, the
oc'oeAo osI.,~,r hove in sight, and with dimeuiy "
iroiu ,,,sr the crew we're transferred W n , n
heaNS - I,-,o ,yas owned In Portland Me- ,o,,s
cou.vher. of that city.was her ageh'. ~ Ma cargo
10 carried lumber, and on .i,s ~, she was
-, ,nackerel bound TO Phiiaueip az 600 Cap
,.a u % ID 600 and her cargo az s''y N,S,"o was
Va'"eu 'V .,,,ts the cause of hor leanns
@ '"' s,, which she received In the he"'y. vr
'"0 rha crew lost all their personal eheo's'
~or out TO Boston, their way nome '" ,nsur.
,cS ,,osssl was uninsured, but there was '
nnee her cargo ., Land OF the
bosloS' ,.nan CITY. at tais po-t from Lopuon,
s. c.,,o,, A Betts, Mrs Belle Belts, '" Do.'
,s,'ssad Who were taken of the wreeRea ra1e
yunr "a Esrris of Ellsworth Me-, during s'i0"s
200 miles east of Boston Light on August 80 ,hat he
ne,s Of the wrecked vessel states saa. ,aa
.o,,oa from Calais on Sunday morning wiz" mt all
of plain hemlock for NantucAe@ 49, Ind began to
,eht nptil wednesday night, wheh 'no W. ,,ro tho
- .tron0 from the northwest IN snvs taa
vassel snrnnk leak and rapidly pegan |" ,,r 1" tI
,narrod IN the pumps" said the Captain Va
sor,,ght when We saw there was ho "oPo "a NO
,h vassel The deckoad began 10 ""sh 49, Nv. s,.,oss
determined to abandon her Ai.er "o 80 .o,no,ned nm
o,gnals we lowered the boats, In whicn "" oripg
-, ,od nv the steamer. Aswe satin the oo"' 80
"a ratchinv for some vessel. hsnihs e' -
nassod close 10 us. Hercrew, however oiO no.
notice NJ our signals but kept their vessei on M - 80
Som after another vessel passed ciose' "" ~ 800 eli
ottentop 10 our signals We were ABOUT gyms n
a''ehuon ~ rosousd when we saw the steamer Dur
- Ct,v canning 10 our aid. Although twas pi""ius
-, ,,. oon,,i. .nd crew did not delay inihuso "
rsnder,nr us assistance. On being 'aAe" ' -
s,aamer her captain and crew treated us III =" me-
n,,ahlc manner for which wish to return our
felt thanks" rue. started a
ssein.on among his crew for the assistance ,ad 1t @
ilIfsted mariners and by that means & rt they were
and given 70 them On ~ 1s,s a gnt of the steamer and
at his request che president OF the bosou 20 their home
kanroau The wrecked schooner Was twomaster
IA Es tons ga as owned by the Sapiahh hr anu vas %
brother she was valued al 9-,e'@' Va "1''''
insurance - 40 rno steamer
vIsyyARp HAVEN Mass. Aug 2s-Ihe s'o"no
Walker ArrnIngton, Of Kockland, Captain Dri'A ~,
from Boston, for Baltimore, In ballast, arri'eu "0'
morning and reports having been IN COLLISION i"ss
shont five miles west Of Handkerchief Lgh'Snip w.
,ne scbooner Lulu from Newport News with cargo Vi
, tn. Inlp had her bowsprit and all her head gear
carried away The Armington had hole sto'e III "ei
port side and tive upper nf seJeyck Me- lumber
ladies', lies about two miles northeast OF ~, .n0A' 80
Nantucket Shoals, apparently iuii oi ""'o -. rron
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26.-The steamer Diauo"o 80,
dorsop from Port Morant reports August 2oirom ia
tude 49, 53 longitude "a, A. 10 latitude 3D. 40 io"H
73 AZ experienced terrific hurricane with ran" no'1
the southwest with heavy cross sea- ino .','o. %
was struck on her port quarter The port s1o " ahove
the main deck RAT g. pilot house and WINDOWS fbe.
mainsa and fores.il carried away anu su''"'i'" '1
s1vAsyAH. Ga, Aug % Especial. just received
from Reaufort shows that fourteen members OF lhe P'
feet of that place lost in Tuesdays cyeiohe' M
the John stoddard perished Captain A. D Case!, 'o'o
singleton Daniel Green, william Brasson, Joseph COCK
ems and Il. ID. Johannes, book-agent WIN inc "ao'
Smith there persisted Captain Henry Jenneman, mans
Kesslar ANDREW Alston, Joseph Taylor and Charles
f. rrestsr OF the barks ashore at Tybee lsiSna te ~
Mosber m ballest is fast becoming complete WRECK
Her crsw escsped Oh "a raft. The Catherine Chalmers,
with mahogany from Mexico, Il also "lo0A "'' W
cargo valued at $25,OOc Will be s"Vea. 80,
HAVANA Aug 2S.-The steamer Niagara, "hich
arrived here to-day from NewYork was caught IN the
cvcone On the 25h inst Her deck cargo was somewhat
DAMAGED The Niagara rescued the captain ana SIX
sauors of the German bark Carolina Susanna, wnlcb
was dsmantled in the cyclone. The plot ann nNe
sailors OF the left vessel before the Niagara was
sighted, and their fate is Unknown
HALIFAX " S., Aug. 2s.-The steamer Nova scoua'
which arrived here to-day from st. Johns Newfound
land bronght from the latter port Captain seaolossom
and twenty-one Of tho crew OF the American whalAG
brig Isabella which was lost in the Ice Ia Hndsohs
Straits. . -
The Isabella sailed from New-Bedford on May 20
1884 and entered the icepack Oh July IL. sho was
crushed In the ice the Goth OF the same month";
twenty miles north OF North Bluff All OF the crew,
twenty-hree in number, ard stOwaway were saved
Tev wandered about the ice for four days. suffering
Intensely from the cold. They finally reached settle
,oent called Acaer ard remained there until septem
nor o. when the whaler Era arrived on the ptcc anu
thex were all taken Board aud klnly cared io put
owin0 10 the scarcity of food board the Era pct
hsd 10 be put on short allowance. While on poar
the Ffra one OF tho Isabcla's crew. Swede, pa'ner
Francs Pomro died OF scurvy The rest OF the men are
ali no good ne slth. When ucdsons etraits taey 9sn
10 i've aostIy by hunting, their principal food being
yenisoD and walrns lcsh
CHARLEsToN's LOSSES By TIE CYCLONE.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 2S.-1he revised
estimate OF the losses by SG9o0OO incud-
ing 100000 along the wharyes and $550OOo OF private
property. The remainder includes losses on shipping,