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UNFORTUNATE JERSEYAEEN
VIII Have to DO without Their Beer asS
whisky for Some Time.

The annual meeting OF the New Jersey Athletic Club
was held at Bergen Point OH Wednesday evening the
election resulting as follows: President. John New
man; vcePresdent. f. B. Ely: Secretary J. D. BOYD;
Trustees for three years L. Annett and A. W. Booth.
Mr.. Anne succeeded himself. Mr. Booth being elected
in place Of Michael strnxer.
The thirsty members Of the club. who held caucus
about two weeks ago and passed an amendment per
hitting liquor to he sold the club premises received
setback It being decidedt the caucus In question
purely technical grounds the amendment not having
been submitted the Board Of Trustees as provided
The liquor party will make another attempt 70 intro
dce beer and whskey into tho club house at the next
meeting. Is peculiar situation The liquor party 10
In the majority. as was proven In the election Tor two
trrsees which was hot hight Annett the liquor can
perance advocate, while Booth who likes his beer,
smuthered Dr. Boynton his blueribbon opponent BY NJ
to a. Tie trouble 10 that the ballotinY on the liquor
question Ia open. and large number Of members who
steady patrons OF tho bayonne saloons and would
dearly have their toddy and ale at the club house
afraid to stand up In meeting TO show their little
weaknesses and vote for the amendment.
The Treasurers report showed the receipts 10 have
been $50. 55l and expenditures S34 a3l. During the
died and 81 were dropped. leaving a membership OF
[27.
II was decided that lady members be hereafter en-.
tit led TO the privileges OF the club without paying dues
Prestdent.elect Newman was not present and the
meeting adjourned for two weekR II Mr. Newman 40.
ceps the office IL will create vacancy III the Board o.
Trustees. which will be hled at the meeting.
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Tho Knights Look for Their Money In Vain.

TOLEDO. Nov. 12.-The sensation Of the
Knights OF Labor Convention to-day was
the report OF committee appointed
ut the last session. at the request OF
General Secretary Hayes. to investigate
the treasurer's books. which he fouad
in unsatisfactory shape. The committee
reported that ex-Treasurer Turner refused to
appear before them, or to give up the bank de-
bosit books cancelled checks. and other docu-
ments in his possession. They made the best
investigation possible in the absence Of these
documents and find there is over $4,000 un-
accounted for.
Even crediting Turner with $4,000. which
his statements show to have been expended.
leaves n balance of over $4,000 entirely un-
accounted for The report was ordered printed.
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An Increase OF tho Marine Corps Recon-.
mended.

WASHINGTON. Nov 12.-In his annual report
to the Secretary OF the Navy Col Haywood.
Commandant OF the Marine Corps. speaks Of
the severe strain put upon the marines at navy
yards by the increased demand for sea service.
resulting In dissatisfaction and tho loss OF
many old soldiers He urges an increase Of the
prvates II IL also recommended that the
provisions OF the act OF Congress to prevent
desertions from the army. which has operated
with signal benefit. be cXtended to include tho
Marine Corps. as we'll as the provisions OF the
act requiring examinations for promotion.
OF the experiment OF using the marines aboard
chip to man the secondary batteries; and pre-
diets that when they have completed the course
OF Instruction at the barrack school they will
be the peers ofany enlisted men In tho service.
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The Second Murder 1. . Family.

BRADFORD. Pa. Nov. 12.-Robert Bishop. an
oil producer. found the body Of Andrew Reilly.
Jr.. this morning on the side Of Mt Rob. Tho
young man had been murdered since yester-
day. There was evidence Of a struggle in, the
blood wero found nifty feet away from the body.
Reilly had been stabbed In the neck. He was
brother Of Mary Reilly who was murdered by
after an attempted assault Another member
OF the family met with an accidental death.
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AM-3 100 East Fourteenth street, N. Perez cigars.
damage $780, $50. 90 yarick street. A. ". Martens
grocery, damage $500
PM-l 40. 3O3 West Thirty.eighth street c. Mason.
painter, damage $40; 145 2o2 West rifeth street, G.
Edwards carpenter. no damage; o. 24S Second street.
Nathan Fisher. damage 5000 5:l6. sIs Third avenue
Sat0na Lombar shoe store. damage So 5tO, 2l0 Sec
Ond street. Nathan iiefkowitL damage $780, $50. 35l
Third avenue, no damage
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John 4. McKane's Denial.

John Y. McKane denies tho statement made
at the meeting OF the bondholders OF the Kings
County Water Company on Tuesday that the
Gravesend Water Works would never have
been built II q bonus of SIS. 900 had been paid
e him. Ho said yesterday that the people Of
cause the SUPERINTENDENT OF the Kings County
Water Company would not furnish the town
with water for hydrants except AZ an exorbl-
works. and Chief McKane says that no brides
from the Kings county company would have
been listened to.
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Mr. John Moulds. Champion Jacob schaefer's repre-.
sentative who from Chicago to arrange the forth
coming match In this city for the worlds champion.
ship emblem, had = conference with George siosson
yesterday in regard TO the contest lie also had talk
pany. Mr. M0ulds app. surprised at hnga
that sosson said but It evident that the meeting
% a. planned. slo.son has a certain propositon to
pia int about the financial conduct 0f Billiard atchep
and which all who have heard II pronounce TO BE- sound
Nothing definite decided yesterday relative to the
match,
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HORSESHOERS IN A MATCH.
A Young Man Beats IN Old Hand Aaio
Great Enthusiasm.

Amatch at horseshoe making In the shop Of d. Mere
dith. who holds the worlds record-loO shoes In %
minues-at Fifty fifth street and Broadway took place
last night Wellknown horsemen. stabemen. and
coachmen from all the city were present. and the
crowd became great 73O r. NJ that tho doors had
to be locked Among those who were lucky enough to
get In and 400 stake amid flames and gen.
erous sprnkling Of rehot iron were William EaSton
the auctoneer: George Clausen the brewer; William
Curley. who has charge OF Frank Works stables: L.
Bailey and George Barley the livery stable Eeepers
many Of the bestknOwn blnck In the city And
the coachmen IN charge of Judge Dions and Judge
HiltoI's stables. .
Tho contest nts were William Williams 1eyearoid
youth who has In the business only two and
Two months and IL EN- ploy b, sMercdith and Henry
Cox who works for Thomas bailey Of Fhty.fourth
The helpers were MICHAEL Kelly md ! Y Lehman for
Each man had to make eighteen front shoes and sSh.
teen hind shoes The greatest enthusiasm. prevailed
nounesd that the young fellow" had won: rccfrs: ~.
Its ostensibic purpose. Williamss time was hour
minutes 10 ssconds. and Cox.a i hour minutes and
Eoberge The referee was Robert Frost.
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ern Union Telegraph
Company or Kountze Bros. on the ground
that the endorsement on tho certificates and
the dividend orders was not genuine. In fact.
she did win suit against the Western Union
Telegraph Company in June, and therefore
has been reimbursed to the amount Of the
fho important feature Of Expert Carvalho's
demonstration was to remove the ink writing
over the pencllings, so as to give the Jury an
endorsed them In pencil. or Wood traced her
signature In pencil. and then wrote over 1t In
ink:
holding up before the jury one OF his two
bottles. "a compound of hyper-chlortde OF
lime and carbonate Of soda, forming chlorianite
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nothing could happen
In Asbury Park In sum-
mer without his know
ing 1t. In the after
noon Mr.. Shafrer read
the deposition OF John
r. Russell. tho clerk
upon whose statement
Mira. Russell was ar
rested In August, 1870.
for selling liquor with
out q license and with
out q physicians pre-
scription. Although OF
the same name. they
wero not relnted. Clerk
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prevalence Of adulterated coffee. The epicure,
however. will continue TO get his coffee green.
sion OF any sdulterants. and use Il at once By
making docoction By. pouring boiling water
over " and never boiling the coffee In the
tract the utmost Of unhealthfulness from the
fragrant, and delicious berry. adding another
70 the long list OF pleasures that are somewhat
hurtfll.
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Tho deposition Of John r. Russell. tho dead
clerk who Is directly responsible for this aged
case. said that Mrs. Russell authorized him to
sell liquor but warned him to be cautious, be.
cause Mr. Bradley might cause her trouble II
by the glass almost daily during tho summer
OF 1870. and without compromising 1t with
medicine
The clerk said that Mrs. Russell was in tho
store one evening whom he sold liquor. He re-
membered 1t perfectly because his customers
playing there He served them with brandy
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Don't Argue with Your Vito In Newtov

Charles Wilton and his wife OF 2.712 Atlantic
avenue. Brooklyn. visited Ridgewood Park on
Tuesday. They got into an argument, and
Mr.. Wilton mado some gestures. Ernest Otto.
10 years OF age. who reads dime novels. swag-
eered up to Mr.. Wilton and asked:
What do ysopy mean by talking like that to
Before the astonished husband had time to
exnan 2tto pulled dhSgs huldSSs rsy9blyer
Neither took effect. A constable arrested the
young man and locked him up. In the after:
noon Justice Schumacher OF Newtown held
him In $500 bonds to appear for trial.
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The sy.pho.y soeiety Concerts.

The FIRST public rehearsal OF the symphony
Society orchestra Of this city Is to be given In
Music Hall this afternoon at O'Clock. The
programme will be repeated at the concert on
Saturday evening" The orchestra is to be un.
der the direction OF Mr.. Walter, Damrosch. and
Mr. Adolph Brodsky Is 70 DO the sol9ist, The
Beethoven: Concerto for violin and orehes-
ira" by Brahms. and Hamlet" by Tschai-
kowHky.
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when he saw him in
the lookup. He did not
rem en- Dor having
jumped into his wagon
and gone to hunt wit
nesses. but he admitted
that It would have been
Just like him. " | keep
a horse and wagon for
just such purposes" he
said. He did not try to
compel Mrs. Russell to
move her building
back. he said. because
he discovered that he
had made u mistake
and that it did not in
fringe upon tho rights
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Agent Hunt Dismissed.

William A. Hunt. the Gerry society agent
who was arrested on Tuesday afternoon.
charged with Matchmaking Saloon Keeper
service OF tho society on Wednesday afternoon
by Mr.. Gerry. Hunt had been discharged at
Jefferson Market Police Court. as Breckerman
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and soda Mt the soda
fountain. and charged
them rs cents a glass.
He remem bered having
mentioned the sale to
Mrs. Russell and told
her that no had served
them with a great deal
OF brandy since they
came to town. He also
remarked that brandy
was a paying article.
He couldn't member
whether or not she
made any answer to
this. One OF these act
ors to whom the clerk
4
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DID MRS. RUSSELL WINK?
A CRUCIAL QUESTION IN 1rR. BRAD
LEY,S TWELVE YEAR OLD SUIT

Progress or the Inquiry Into the Massage.
meat or an Asbury Park Soda Fountain
The Founder OF the Board Walk Testines.
The twelve year-old $4,000 damage suit OF
Mrs. Mary E. Russell against James E. Bradley
Of Asbury Park for malicious prosecution was
continued before Judge shlpman and jury
yesterday. Chauncey shaffer was in high
feather. He is 70 years old and has been Mr..
Bradey's counsel in this case from the start.
Mr.. Bradley testified on his own behalf In
the morning. He incidentally remarked that
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What surre Says He Knows About Jnspee.
tor Williams.

Patrolmnn Joseph E Sure OF the East Twen-
ty-second street police station will be heard
before the Police Commissioners next We'd
nesday to answer charges p.efsrEed against
tieth street and John Faeklman Of Lexington
avenue and Twenty-sinth street, who assert
that INSPECTOR Williams while Captain. had
accepted hush money from O'Donnell.
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Young IL . Winner In the Arlington League
Club Pool Tourney.

But few more games remain to be played In the Ar.
lingtou League club pool tournament. Twelve com.
potors have taken part IN the games played nightly
for the past month. but before many games had been
Ills games against his competitors that his victory
afOregvnc conclusion Young has played ten games.
winning all, and certain Of leading the other
players hen he series 10 concluded.
Fifty balls constitute each game Tho record TO
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MS RAYMOND RsSLAe". certificate for twenty
shsres Of Western Union Telegraph stock.
vhich she endorsed. authorizing him to sell
tvo shares and to return to her new cor
uacate for eighteen shares. Thon Wood, Mr..
Dayis's claim is. first traced hor signature In
nencIl on the four certificates into which he had
Ia remaining 10 shares divided. and on the
diyidend orders. as long as any dividends were
s.xshla. and thcn wrote over the pencilling in
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LAWYER cnAuNcrr snAVrrR. Russell Is dead. His
deposition was taken in Hudson in May. 1884.
When Mr.. Bradley was sworn he kissed the
Bible with smack that could DO heard oil
over the room. He had known Mrs. Russell
since 1870. he said. becoming acquainted with
her in Asbury Park. The first business he had
with her was when he thought he discovered
that her building iniringed upon the street.
He notified her to movo 1t back. On Sunday.
Aug. 8. 1870. her clerk was arrested.
HE sent for me about midnight Mr.. Bradley
continued. II went down into tho basement
Of the building where tho lookup was. He
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Va pyNos - poWytASA
bleaching agent. First,
I apply. from this other
bottle. o one per cent.
solution Of sulphurtc
acid. to soften the ink.
Then I use tho chlo-
rianite Of soda. STAN
dard inks consist
largely Of o mixture OF
nutgalls, which con:
tain tannio acid and
suIphate OF iron. held
In q solution OF gum
and water. ! assume
that the Ink. in this in.
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Cana, Boat Capt. Murphy Drowned.

Owen Murphy. Captain Of the canal boat
Mary Thompson, fell from his boat at the Wee
hnwken pier yesterday and was drowned He
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SAYS THEY ARE FORGERIES.
rrpERT TESTIMONY As TO MRS. RAY
MOND'S SIGNATURE.

Mr.. Csrvaihe's Chemical Tests In the Trial
Of Frank m. Weoa-Mrs. WOODS Tea
PARTY stricken Ont fror. che Testimony.
The jurors in the trial Of Frank II. Wood.
former clerk in the railroad department Of
tbe Endorsement OF Mira Elizabeth d. Raymond
~ brooklyn upon cestiHcates representing
eighteen shares OF Western Union Telegraph
stock. wero treated yesterday to an unusual
chemical demonstration.
The demonstrator was David N. Carvalho.
Reiore him. on the prosecutors table. were
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ing was held the next day. but couldn't get
discharged"
Mr. Bradley declared that no had nothing to
sell was arrested on. He never saw District
Attorney Lanning about this second COM
plant, procured no witnesses for him. and
with 1t at all.
Upon cross.examination Mr.. Bradley said
that he did not think Clerk Russell was drunk
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Tho Roosevelt Hospital ambulance broke down last
night ut Forty.sec0nd street and broadway and the
Vehicle had TWO alcoholic patients but peither was
hurt
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Wynuio' "ho
ink. On tho other hand
lawyer Sp o on Q r.
WOO d's counsel. con-
ssdos that Wood did
this hut did It with tho
knowledge and arprov-
d OF Mrs, Raymond.
who shared the pro.
ceeds she believing that
she could recover the
vrlue Of her eighteen
shares from tho West
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Charles GouI OF West Sand Lake shot himsslf on
Wednesday; He went out intothe woods With a gun.
In spite eports OF his 70 detAin him.
found with his face from his chin 70 his eyes blown
away. Goul was e6 years Old.
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rw..,y.th,rd Regimen, MARI. m..,

AZ the regular meeting Of Company d. Twcnty.third
Regiment. Rine Club. as the armory. on Wednesday
evening the following gentlemen in their respec'
tive classes with the accompanying scores:
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XsisGD. stance. is OF tho STAN
f The cn HSii q soda removes t6s ipk
ni inte 's 'S whtes OXIDE q iron TsoagS re
SSIs is Wifi s1istsnos 's s.s shS ink
stored-by the use Of a reagent-to its pristine
blackness,. but for not longer than about a
quarter OF an hour. when 1t Will disappear
cs.ynho intsrPoseedS Layer spcSSne,:
ical that will act on pencilled writing-just as
'yoq tell vs. chlorianite OF soda acts upon Ink
mo. sir" answered MI. Carvalho.
try is concerned. is far ~
u %Sss Gsl%s1 than lux INK H.
TR s ~ Mr. III Davis hand W.
order ier the payment S&YA
shs, ss! y %es Ss ranxfG}gpse@~J /
Ion Telegraph stock. -
sssa II &c e favor s1 ''s
$sssss ssss III e.
&c. sS %
examipei tie SIGNATURE thgs revealed. and
sass ri the w s1sa AR ths
epdorsement upon certificates for Elk and
ss nsl h ss andsa e Rim nn Certificate sdGS o
ten shares. But this was the certificate upon
which the Indictment was based. and Mr.
dorsement, lecauso the jury would not be-
SsS!. S. essss. ssss
HAT S hf ~ f. Acting Sim
Judge Martins ruled that the ten share GER
tnH EA' T.u must be nenaed n thu
yencicd rndor:cmsnt upon tho order for tho
dividend Oh twelve shares OF stock was. In hi.
pdpT n genuine o. MIS- fot6
er9t the penciIicd endorsements upon the six.
Plight. and ten shnro certificates. The three
pS1cis'l trncings: In plain words, forgeries.
vs shs aym2nd T1S next recalled BY MI pn
dSdsn s oedss ooied
VA Ganum, but she had 10 doubt that tho
Mt femrmSer howe rS tst She 0 ever
GoIT ssd any stock certificate or dividend order
xd LsWysr rs. srqonSr showed Mrs; Raymond
se Wood sio tsstIed took the chssE to
t ner in brooklyn. where they We're boarding, at
order. She never saw the check or any OF its
asa Ha wI Ess s ss h hsG the
N SsS shs testasS shas %ood did not eys her
living there with hor. 'shs did not toll Mrs.
mother; nor Mrs Mcfarlane =, o. Troy that she
f SS AID %dt tsat i was through th!s impTaSenee
e d Mo3d got nqEssesson o. tas eerGcqts
t bureau drawer, ana she allowed Wood to 90
mere bi ana help himself when he wanted fare
stop Spa in May. Mrs. Raymond whei, he was
faa av did he ne not refuse to see your" asked
ns1hodniSf pSt refuse to sss mo-" replied Ms
stTaterRo,yesrnye IT, but was at his home-as
Nay ask why you went therep'
riwro wrote some letters to this young man once
those etsss wanted 2 na 3St what T va
wanted to know just what was in them"
that sRe M sns Ray % gG Of an asp
s Mrs. Woods home. at ii5e Wyci9T street.
70 Sot t Rl that Mrs. Wood was Wood wife, and
%ooa Who shS a ans Sesn ag MsSa
Because 6s woa house BY her
Sas ai Of his snug little block Of Western Union
n neeneggraph stock Then Mr. Davis rested the
SIharles Terry. station agent Of the Ftchburg
tSa,ttrnoad at Saratoga. testified for the defence
t thbst wood worked as clerk at the station In
oopdu hummer n o. 1884. 1885. and 1885. Woods
d.,pid You not take tea with Mrs. Wood. the
sS. rsat vile. at her house at 1865 Wyckoff
nj DAVIS in cross examination.
wtld; answered Terry. reddening.
II" Mt% W. i good tea ?"
oh linen NJ: Davis sat down. Lawyer spooner
yea party In tho case 0
Strike out the ten Marty Than NJ Stanoo
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Before the cause of con.

Before the cause of con.
sumption was known THAT
was only a few years ago)
we did not know how SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil did
SO much goodin consumption
and in the conditions that
lead to consumption.
The explanation is inter-
esting. We send it free in
a book on CAREFUL LIVING. ]
New York.
Yeur drucg,s, keeps Scott, Emulsion Of eod.l,vss
ea-all druggists everywhere do. u.
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Bank Employees TO Hold Another Touras.
ment

Employees of the different banks in this city will
again hold n bowling tourn ament. meeting was
held at the fremont Hotel yesterday afternoon. At
which tho following banks were represented: Bank
pe wniie; Ninth haI,onaL = Van zandt: HANOVER
signed and II Is doubtful whether the Mount Norris
Bank will DO represented in the tournament. Other
All appiieations are to DO sent 70 Secretary Gov.
mont Hotel next Thursday aflernoon $50 O'Clock.
when appicu will be considered,
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told me how he had
been selling liquor
without n license. and
said that Mrs. Russell
instructed him to sell
1t on the Ally. He said
he had sold liquor to
some theatrical people
who were playing In
Educational Hall. Early
In the morning l went
to- Squire Bennett's
house. before he was
up. and asked him to
issue a warrant for
Mrs. Russell's arrest,
which he did, A hear
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try is concerned. Is lar
more permanent and
unassail a! than ink
1T fs, cir"
Then Mr.. Davis hand
cd to Mr.. Carvalho an
order for the payment
Of . dividend on twelve
shares Of Western I'm
lon Telegraph stock.
purportinE to be en-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-08
BROKE her CRANK PIN.
The Cunard Line Steamer Servl
Towed Back to New York.

The Cunard Line Steamer Servla
Towed Back to New York.
New YORK. July THE Cunard line
steamer Servia, hence Saturday for Liver
pool, arrived here tonight in tow of six
tugs She reports that all went we'll until
Saturday at o'clock p m, then PIT miles
east from Sandy Hook, when the engineer
discovered grating and slight jarring of
the engines. The ship was Immediately
stopped and an examination disclosed that
the crank pin Of sthe high pressure
engine had broken of The captain imme-
diately informed the passengers that the
ship was disabled, but that there was no
danger to be apprehended in the least
The ship laid to all Saturday night, and on
Sunday at 9:30 a. M. the steamer Chess
ter, observing the signals of dis
tress, bore down to the disabled
ship. The Chester returned to this
port with the Servia in tow. No panic &C.
CURED on board the disabled ship Scout
ing tug boats reached the ship at 6 o'clock
this morning, fifteen miles east southeast
from Fire Island. Not having a spare crank
pin the ship will be detained some two or
three weeks before the necessary new crank
pin can be made. It is possible that the high.
pressure engine will be disconnected and the
ship make the trip home under the two
low-pressure engines. The passengers will
probably be transferred to some steamer
sailing tomorrow.