The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-06
RESCUED AT SEA.
CREW OF A BURNED SCHOONER
FOUND ADRIFT.
The steamship Ssseochse Picks Thou W
aud Brings Them To New se'k-Ihe
Monster standard OIL Morop"lj ksH'
road and General Gotham.siessir.
NEw YORK BUREAU
RICnMoNp DAILY TIMEs,
I,tna 4 tS<t0 L


The steamship Nacoocbce. from savsu-
nah, arrived to-day, having on board tho
crew of the schooner Louis Buck, burned
NJ sea on June IA att A. NJ, In longitude
II degrees. 81 minutes. latitude 33 degrees,
az minutes. The Sacoochee sighted a ,es-
sci on IRE, bore down upon her, fell In with
her ctew. thirteen men and one woman IN
an open boat and picked the crew up
with their boat. Tbs vessel was burned
To the waters edge, ~ the Nafvo<
cbee did not 90 close 10 her, her captain
eIIeusenl saving that 70 good o,u'd be ac-
comp!ished by doing 80. he rcIvssea M
vessel To- he the steam schooner touis
Bucki. bound from New York. May snn, ID
Jacksonyille. fla, loaded with coal OH anu
general merchandise, and that the lire was
discovered at A. VI. June ~. After Sew
eral hours labor to control i, the crew weIe
forced to abandon the vessel Ia the oniy V"o
OF the boats that could be got al.
THE GREAT OIL MONOPOLY.
The standard il to absorb the four largest
companies still remaining
outside the trust, ard thus gain control OF
practically the whole oii-psoducing districts
Of this country. The,four concerns are tho
stock OF 100000; the Forest Oh Com
many. with a capital OF s2,0D0,on; the
Anchor oil Company with capitu Oh
sl 3O0. 600. and the Washington on COM
many with 81 .OJ0.O .OoJ. h. j. smith. of the
Anchor Line Company. said to-day that ms
company had for long time held ont ior
better terms, but he did not deny to-day
that his company had surrenderd.
Interviews With members OF IN.
the firms Of Watson Gibson anu
Jacoh Gutman X Co.. confirmed the
nS,vs of the practical completion OF the deal,
together with the control thereby attained
by the trust. The territory operated by inc
four companies extends from the brahioit
dclds to pittsburg and takes IN heids u,
West virginia. It embraces Jprop
acres and the estimated daily out
nut IL about 1899 barrels, Inc
purchase Of number OF subordinate con-
Germs. including the plants oi lhun'
win place an output Of F.VVO par,e's un!
in the hands of the stanaaiu. in'I ar
rangements under which the pcrehases vi"
made are withheld.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Norfolk and Western. month of May, iSS',
SJOl .O02: 1890. $3B3, il9; decrease, Slio,sS.
East Tennessee. Virginia ana oeo,gaa'
third week Of May, lsS', Sih''i7o' low
q
Nemnhis and Charleston. third week Oh
Nav. 1859. s37,Tis; 1850, s2s,o52; decrease,
S9,7l6.
TENNESSEE COAL AND ikoS'
The last annual report Of the Iennesseo
Coal. Iron and Railroad Company was pun
lshed here yesterday afternoon: ~ 'nv"S
- ,ntal outnuf "a 2.hiS. 600 tons Of coke. coal,
and nio-iron. and ore mined for lss', az
AGAINST .. l59. 900 in lSss. The proht ana
loss account of the company shows gross
return of S7s9.9I.7i. and amer the pa! nent
~ Interest ON bonds and boating DEBTS III
vidend ON preferred stock, and charging UP
ia that account the loss ON bonds iseueu
during the year and premiums on von"e
purchased for sinking sunds, nnai ps,ane.
remains inappropriate Oh FD-'i''-'
about ~ per cent. on tne 'yn'i''y 'a -, h,t,or'
As all OF this has been aDsorDeu III v'',e'
ment, and improvements, the amount has
been written of the depreciation acspun.
and reduction of valuations. Inc sano
course was pursued in the previous YEAR
with the s.. .2jl 800 Of the Accumulated pio- ~.
Gts ot that wear. There has been Sswo,oW
nut into the business during the past seven
years.
Barring accidents, ex-Clty 'hamoeria,n,
Richard Croker, Will arrive here I'D ,nc
North German LLOYD steamship Aiier' eniN
to-morrow morning. The revenue cdter'
which will intercept the Aller below quar-
antiDe. Will leave the barge ONCE this even
ING with number Of Mr. Croker's irieha'
aboard. Others have arranged to go down 10
| the quarantine station tomorrow inoihins
and board the Aller with the health officers;
A number Of delegates from TINS a'la
neighboring cities, with their friends, t'aI.-
| ed from Jersey City this morning en- foue
| for Atlanta, Ca. to participate ~ Tue ar-
nual International rypographi.ai ,nion
Convention, to be held there next hohaay;
There will be, in all, about TWO hunuleu
delegates from various parts OF the country.
| David Ely, the three-year-old son OF yonh
Ely. OF freehold. n. j., fell into posi- iloie
Al the back OF his residence, this murn'ng.
The little fellows cries attfac,eu n's
| fathers attention. but when he rushed uu'
the cries had ceased, as the cniid "as "isa ~.
The quick sand had cayed IN arouhd n'"'
and he was sullOcated.
| Mr.. A. II. II. Dawson, ex-a',oihe! -fen In.
eral of Georgia, but now an assistant he'o
10 District Attorney Fellows, got in'o
snarI with one Of his fellow assistants, eN-
Judge Bedford, over an Office de'sii' wn''n
has resulted in his sending Judge Bediora !.
challenge. An application was hnae W.
his arrest to-day in consequence. na"' 'o''
Is a theatrical fre-eater. and gSt7 h'' ''"'
siderable trouble by reason oil II.