Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-03
THE BARkeNTINE ADA P. GOULD
The Cargo Was Insured-rwo Men Lost
on the yoyage-The Barge Plymouth


NORFOLK. Va, April 2-The bar kentine
Ada p. Gould that foundered of Cape
Henry with 1850 bags of sugar on board
was uninsured, but the cargo was, OF course.
The vessel was only sixteen years oid ara VI
frst-class condition. She hailed from hdulson,
Ne, where the captain lived, and was owned by
sixteen persons. several OF whom are ladies', Dut
Captain Haurahan was the largest owner ana
the Investment was the savings Of lifetime
TWO MEN LOST.
The vessel was short-handed when she en-
countered the gales, two u the ere" oehe lOst
on the voyage. ono fell from the masthead
while the bark was loading and the other was
swept from the bOw-sprit Oh Winter quarter.
The boats Of the Guyandotte also saved the ei-
fects Of the men while rescuing inc crew. zap.
tain Haurahan left for home this afternoon and
Is very sick from exposure and low-spirited over
his loss.
TRANSFERRED.
The crew Of tho barge Plymouth, stranded near
Ocrac0ke inlet, were transferred 10 schooner
when opposite Kitty Hawk last Sunday and have
gone South. The barge broke loose from the tug
Luckenback while being tOwed 10 lamoerts roht
20 load coal for Hoboken. The barge was sakeh
OF By the Merritt Wrecking Company and Is be-
ing used In saving the cotton from the Spanish
steamship Borlnquen.
THE cRAIGsIrE.
Tho tugs Lane and johnson towed the recently-
stranded steamship Cralgside 70 Norfolk from
Newport News, where she had been repairing
folk and Western railroad docks.
The three-masted schooner Frank ;. warner,
OF Bath. Me-, Captain falknef, bOund Iioin bue-
nos Ayres 90 Boston with cargo OF hides was
dismasted In latitude 33, longitude l; Sae was
taken In tow OF the steamer Standard, on Hat
teras, on the 31st Of March, aud Is now IN lamp
ton Roads The Standard Was bound from la
yana to Philadelphia with tank oil.
HER MAIN AND MIz7EN-NAsTS BROKEN.
The British steamer County Derry passed IN
| the capes at IL o'clock to-day with three,
masted schooner In tow, with the MAIN ana
mlzzen-masts broken off,
The Merritt Wrecking Company this afternoon
received dispatch from Hattoras, dated yes
terday, stating that the steamship borinqnen Is
fun OF vater, and that her cargo Of cotton has
been landed on the beach.
BODY FOUND.
The body OF tho negro cook OF the Dictator
was fOund ON the beach mt Llfe-Saying station
No . this morning. The only body now unfound
rs that Of Captain JorgenBons little boy'
NOT CONCLUDED.
Lieutenant Walker, deputy inspector, who
commenced the investigation OF the Wreck here
Sunday. has returned to Washington. The In
| yestigatBou has not boon concluded, and captain
Drinkwater of the nfe-saying station, has been
ordered 90 Washington. go
Mrs. Ellen W. Dayton, who was stricken win
Mason street, last Sunday afternoon, died TINS
morning, not having regained consciousness
CHARTERED.
The Norfolk Building and Investment Com
many was chartered by Judge Brooke yesterday,
The capital stock OF which IA 10 be not less than
| slO0, 900 nor more than S6OO,OOO.
COMMANDER HUME.
stonegall Camp, Confederate Veterans, OF
Portsmouth, held the annual election OF onicers
lasf night and Mr.. John II. Hume, who belongsto
| the firm Of Hume, Minor & Co, Of Richmond, was
elected commander of the camp.
pEFAuITER MORRISON.
David 8. Morrison, tho defauhing deputy clerk
Of scott county, Is said 10 have left Portsmouth
| by the New York, Philadelphia and Noriok iihe
| and the officers are endeayoring 70 locate him
| Captain Jorgensen, OF the Inflated bark Dcta-
tor was the guest yesterday OF the officers Of the
New York steam yacht Lurline, now IN the mar
| Dor.
| BISHOP KEAsE's LECTURE.
Right Rev. Bishop j. J. Keane is in the city and
| will lecture tonight At the Academy OF MUSIC,
| discussing what manner OF men shall be evolved
| from and through the American boys ana Afnetl-
| can institutions OF to-day.
| Mr.. James Lyons, Of Richmond, was IN atehu-
| ance on the United States Court yesterday.
| NedicalInspector Thomas n. Penrose reported
| for duty to-day in charge Of the Naval Hospital,
| relieving MedicaLlnspcctor Cleborne.
OTHER NEWS.
| Quite a handsome purse was raised ia Eliza
| beth City ". c., yesterday for tho survivors OF
/ the wrecked steamship Straitherly and lree
| transportation was furnished over the NorfoiA
| Southern railroad.
| Mr-. Alice j. Needham, OF Richmond. and Miss
| Lille Southern, OF Iynchburg, are In Portsmouth
/ attending the wedding Of their relative, MISS
Essie Brown, who il % be united IN marriage
| this evening 70 Mr.. Leonard Lea.