New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
TWO SKELETONS EASHED ASHORE.

MANY WRECKS AND DISASTERS AMONG SHIPPING.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan. 14.-A YES
sells after house, newly painted, about twelve feet
wide and twenty feet long, with green top and light
railing each side, picked up on the north sldc
Of the island near Roaring Brook January H. IL had
not been long the Two human skeletons tied
together with were also fonnd They had appar
euty been In water long time and are thought 10
be two OF the many victims OF tue steamer Clty Oh
Columbus, wrecked on Gay Head two years ago lot
of similar those taken from the City OF Column
bus at the time she was wrecked were also washed
ashore.
PoRTIA' D. No, jan IA The fshlp Charger, Captain
Connolly from which arrived here to-day. re,
ports: january -, latitude 424O. longitude 69 oo
passed an abandoned schooner OF about 300 tons
burthcn fun OF could not ascertain her name
LONDON, Jan. IA. 1t rs expected that the
steamer Gcrmanc. VIII ch was prevented from sailing
from Liverpool for NewYork to-day owingto her strand
Ing will be able to sail Saturday The mails which
she was have taken viii he forwarded by the serVla
which leaves Liverpool for NewYork OH Saturday
The British steamer Explorer Captain Black, which
sailed from Liverpool for NewOrleans yesterday was
compelled to return TO port She encountered heavy
sea- and several OF her scamen iIured They were
placed In a hospital at Liverpool. The Explorer sailed
again to-day. III,
The American bark Amelia. Captain Burgess, whlch
sailed from Liverpool for Ncw-YOrk. January 10 has
put with the loss OF topmAsts ana yars
The Norwegian shin Frcya Captain Hansen, at Dun-
kirk from NewNork l. stranded ana lies IN DAD posi-
ton.
ANNAPOLIS Nd jan 1.-The cunning sCOp Floyd
Thompson. OF New-York. out Of Baltimore, was cut
through by the Seven Foo: Knoll Chesapeake
Bay, yesterday, and towcd In mere In sinking cohu
ton.
BALTIMORE. JAN 14-Captain Stokes OF the schooner
George W. Moore Of Norfolk. reports that his vessel
sprung a leak on Sunday last aud was run ashore on
Kent Island. The schooner was bound TO Baltimore
from Piankatank River with oysters The veshel was
valued at 81 500 aad the si0O The vessel was
damaged S7OO and the cargo IS total loss Inc ere"
cane 10 baltimore by railroad.
WASHINGTON Jan 14-Tle War Department Is in
formed that ALMOST the entire cargo OF the German Dark
Cuteubrre which went ashore southeast of Bird Key.
December TO- will probably be saved, put that ho Nes
se Is "a Total wreck
HIvANA Jan. li.-Seveutcen OF the crew OF the Eng
ush ship A.hgroye which sprung leak and sunk while
ON a VOYAGE from Liverpool John arrived hero TO-
day.
HALIFAX " g. Jan. 1.-THE crew OF the schooner
General Gordon who abandoned their vessel Ia dis
mas,cd condition last Saturday reached Lscoub last
night I'm their boat Tho General Gordon was bound
from sOwris T. L. for Providence laden Win potatoes
The day after being abandoned -ho dflttcd ashore NJ
Goose Island OH IsaaC's Hatbur, ~ :.
NEw-II,vES Jan. 1.-Two bargeA. the Faunitzs aud
Eta Bourne. belonging to the Ncw.YorS Lighterase
Company bound for New-London In tow Of the tug
Rosiyn, came into this port last night for safety At
daylight the ratniiza began - leak badly and the Eta
Bourne was signalled for assistance While trying 10
reach the FatinzA the Bourne cut through hy Ice
and sank immediately. the escaping To the Fntn-
tz, In a suaIi boat lard work at the pumps kept tue
Fatnitzl afnat I'll beat reached her from the hnofe
loadod with pig iron cOusignod 10 tio e"
London and Northern Railroad.