The sun., 1891-05-03

| might nave been ruse. lt was intended Tor
swii. Tor The shsnsndosh; and !Hs rlss too too
rorts at any times The whalsrs were utterly
more damage Gould BE- % done sV with % greater ease
rsss hSSS.s S:sn soGs 1 IN sss .is
talked ovsI the matter fifteen or twenty min:
ths depsrtment at wsshinrs". RIvIns fui dso 90
tails; told them what apprshe nded, and re-
the harbor with The man -oi.war sarsnac /
added that would ascertain whether he was
ors S osfs shsnsndonS
but but 1 ihonGht % the circamstanees demanded Il:
occur TO me that was unwarrantably ex-
After sending tho despatch put for the
barge oiiice. Ihe Saranac was anchored
The sun % nsd set and Il Was stowlnS ne" aarE Il
Was quite cold; There was q strong wind and
6ss wa lights Is pulled @ 'hf
mo. A man whom 1. io,k to 30 iho ofiyer OF
modol Poor was the Commander. i said that
no was at dinner in his caoin, and could not
be seen. told him tnst was the Collector or
' % must @ see ss' him., % 's IsGd s Show Rsns ms The
WAY TO his cabin and 1 win take the responsi-
-. Meil. yon'll have 10 take the responsible
"; he answered. Tor It's asainstths CommO-
III you will not conduct me to the cabin
said. point out the way.
- Mi,n WITH o9k ,n as # he though, was abont
gan, way. descended at once. I SSocEsd az at
se p and 6sas s words IN NJ
OF medium height. never saw him, before.
bidding. There was bottle Of wine at his
@en his stare maas s iss a@sos Ike ms
Nlllainous intiudet. He waited for me to
be eve have veil The honor ' Of addressing
.ra ~, bowed = his head i . told d him who vas
and he became iniensely interested. tooE a
seat nenr him. anu entered inio details He
and ali thas had dane as eyes ~ s1 spaa sea as
ask ed him when he would BE- readv to ssil il
but said that his vessel was .coaied. In perfect
trim. a1d ready to host anchor at once. He
s s1s srS e Of s shsn
TO sail Il was oil ever IA ten minutes There
There was 20 moon. the bay was rough. and I
wan,ed 70 get back 10 the city l bade h.m
at his post. He seemed surprised at my un-
Serenonious visit. As descended 10 the boat
ssM heard hm ssy Tnns damned strange
We. started Tor the he OF CITY. 0fTsS The wind was
more furious. and there were showers Of spray.
barge ohice. won't, direct to the telegraph
oihce: and informed tho Treasury Department.
that Commodore Poor was ready to sail at
NJ spent the evening at the Pacific Club.
man had tinlshsd his march to the sea. and
Expe ta,iol Nv wss AZ bpoyGn. u'n ny h.uglts how
tense. No ore knew my apprehensiona lett
the club o at %.anishs was so eager for IN;
r. d, d%Sininsg Nj Hooper was among
i told him that no. Iepy 10 my 'des.
patch had been received, / again wired the
Be Ssn e do or ha 81
anxiety. At length late in the afternoon the
reply hfa. came tore open the sny%s!ope iD
ton. and q acharacteristic Washington despatch.
II ended my anxiety. and neaily ended me.
Of the Whereabouts oi every pounl Of coal on
the Pacific Ocean. and told me that must not
%nsh il usS Hooper.
xhsilss Iss'. sixa,S isns!sa that is L en-: -.
TPeasHry @ tS toos @ssnans sssisiaeI.on y. 'ne af
received rec ss to the depredstions Of the She She" an-
doah. Within iour months .he burned twenty
st sn ssr saors weie aeu sent mt
to San Francisco in an utterly destitute cond-
toR hs sarsd naa apd aa S9tesa the
prevented. aud Commodofe Poor and The sa-
TsnsG nave SGn fh. K zane as
"% Inc sd ma mans rs eyes biazsd a. he ended his
ss Sided haa ssare IT. 59e
thainly that little shass did not deserve the
Tribunal Of Arbitration at Geneva show eI-
actly now much damage was done by the
h.S and IN Ss s1trS s
had sis
graphsd his iniormation t0Washingon. She
hsadea hsr eSa S1 sS sSo @en und. s:
sail. thus diving Comm9dore Poor am;
re time 10 head hsr On: on. It wi, was not not null
q aP des,rue!ion. On On that day she found hs tss
whaling ship Edward Carey ct san FTancisco
Pearl OF New london. and the Harvest. All
Sa!nfa the
sSp Ibss g. he INV bs9oE se n. ss
Sss e. Esv Gs ssSssJ s.;
sitersard. Her value was os7d;l lis.is:
1t was not until June 81 that the cruiser
began to reach the heart Of the fleet, II was
gsass sd STV @ On S1 Ssy hs sob sbD
ESs Fey gsuss sfn at Snc
I ne ocean was illuminated BY the burning OF
ton. both OF New Bedford. The ship Milo OF
The same port was captured in 10 the Ansdsss
ssnt 10 San francisco with the captive sailors.
The next day the brig Susan Abigail OF San
traneiseo .a:,e ;. was a ,abIzs: she was valued
Waddell got the newspaper detailing the cor
between Gen. Grant aud Gen. Lee |
June "a passed without capture. On tho
next day the Captain beRan.to use his coal !
and eot up steam: 4 dld not t.ke him long
burn the shin Sen. Williams Of New London
and the bark Nimroa OF New Bedford. Iheir |
catherine Of New tondSSn mud Gipsy Of New
Francisco and, James Maury OF New Bedford