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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
RIKER, THE DRCGGLST, IN TROUBLE
FXPFNsES OF FITTING Up HIS NEW STORE SAID
TO BE THE CAUSE.

FXPFNSES OF FITTING Up HIS NEW STORE SAID
TO Be TUE CAUSE.
The sheriff Yesterday attached the bank account Of
William II. Rker. druggist Of NJ. $50 sXthavc., who
formerly dld business under the style OF William u.
Rkcr son. in the Bowcry Bank, but found only
S37, attachment for 1891 in favor Of william
A. IIanknsOn. for carpenter work I'm altering The
buildings al Nos. 353 and $50 sixtllave The all
davit on which the attachment granted ALLEGED
that Mr. Riker had represented that he insolvcut
that on February II Mr.. Rker lad told the plnintn
that he had sold ont lis drnG business for S-s,ooO.
part Of which paid In cash and part IN long time
notes; that he had paid out all the cash. s2OO)o 20
Ing 10 his bank and part 70 his lawyer who Insisted
on having - mortgage paid of; that ho owed William
Comyns 5000 OF the consideration for assigning the
lease Of No. 355 sixthave., which he would not be
able 10 pay.
Mr.. IlanklnsOn learned that Mr.. Riker's indebted
ness tovarOus people for alterations Of the premises
Nos. 353 and 355 SXthave. was about $4,000, and
that Nr. Eikcr on February IS had assigned lease
of NJ $50 Sixhave. 20 Joseph II. Marshall, Daniel
J. RunyOn. William e. Bolton and Edward ID. Cal
hOun. william u. Riker, it Is said No 800
Sixthave. lie retired from the firm on December
10. 1857. judgments have been entered against
William H. Rker for al ,735 in favor OF o. IL. Jaduiu,
and 1898 in favor Of a. NJ ROsenblat His Troubles
are attributed 10 heavy expenses OF attentions In
fitting up the store To the sherin's officials ne
said that he had sold ont The business and his wife
says she owns the furniture in their home.
From other sources IT learned that Mr. Riker
sold out the drug business, including stock. good Will
and proprietary rights to "a stock company called the
william B. Elker & son Company, which includes,
1t IS said. his manager, f. ID. Calhoun and william
G. Bolton, president Of the Bolton Drug Company Of
Brooklyn. Mr.. Riker, IL is said, il not In the new
company. Ia the trade 1t was previously supposed
that he had about $4,000 invested In the business.
Another judgment entered against Mr.. Riker yes
teIday for $IO6 in favor Of Francis X. Arnold
The sheriff yesterday received execution against
Daniel o. Reardon, dong business as IeuNon d Co.,
manufacturers agent for export, at Nus. "a and 5O
BIadst, for s., OlD in favor Of the Irving National
Bank allowed judgment u prOmis sorry note.
and levied upon the Office furniture. Mr. R'aIdon has
in business about three years succeeded the lrm
of Delalcd & ReIrdon in October Cast, and claim
a capital Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
4 RRIDEGROOM,S sCIClDE.

Joseph Rather, German labo:er twenty-six years
old, committed suicide In his room in the tenement
house Ne 21O FOrsythst.. without apparent cause.
Yesterday. He was married few weeks ago. and there
was no indication that his marriage rad made him
unhappy. He employed by Rodgers e. Co.. man
ufactlers Of beds at seventhave. and Eighteenth st.
aaa earned fair wages Yesterday he asked his wife
20 10 drag store TO get seine medicine for hlr She
going cut Of the house when she heard pstoshct
in the direction Of her roems and she back. Her
husband lay on the bed insensble lie lad placed the
muzze Of the pistol IN his mouth and had sent bulle
into his brain. Before his wife could call physician
he dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
TUE NEW STREETCLE4yING BILL RElDY

Another conference was held at -ae Mayors office
has received It's final touches and Is now to be pre-
scented 10 the Legislature for enactment Mayor
Grant said yesterday that 1t wonld probably be In
tuduced b. either senator Hagan Senator Punktt.
The BILL 1t goes to Albany bearing the seal Of the
city authorities approval contains all the substantial
features which 1t embraced when presented 10 the
Mayor By Mr. Carter. who drc'. H. Professor Chandler
Mr.. Jesup. Colonel Greene and other members Of
the Advisory Commission. The bill, which wa
printed almost In fall IN The Tribune last mouth,
divides the city into eleven districts for street
Cleaning purposes, which shall be liner the care OF
eleven district superintendent and the number
Il fOrenen be held personally responsible
for the condition Of their pectvc Districts. The
force OF the department Is 10 be uniformed and placed
the footing the Fire and Police Depart
ments, and In the matter of appointments .IId
mOval the Civll service rules are 10 be operative
There to he 2ljO sweepes and drivers aud eighty
eight hostlers, Whose pay will be 5000 year each
and The salaries OF the superintendent, fOremen, in
spcctJrs assistant inspectors, stable Jienen etc,
also fixed W law.
Medical examiners provided and physical
examination must prccede appointment to the service
The age limit of the original bill has been removed.
The office Of Commissioner at $4,000 year, removable
for cause by the Mayor; Deputy Com missioner at
- CO., with necessary clerks general superintend
cnt mt % OO0 assistant superintendent at ~ 900
three time collectors at al 200 each, aud other Officers
are provided. The superintendent and all the out
requirement Of citizenship IN all employees has been
tndoned but every applicant must he able u uEdcr-
stand English The aggregate street. cleaning force l.
fixed at 1873 men. and may be increased at the rate
of per cent annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
4 GUARDIAN ASKED FOR MRS. PENNEY.

Bangor, Ne, March 3.-Thc youthful Herbert c.
Penney and his ninety yearold bride have arrived
from Belfast, where they were visited by the White
Caps They are going to Amherst, where Penney
bought farm the other day with his brides money.
Penney Is badly battered "A result Of hi, encounter
with the White Caps and is confined to the house by
his injuries. lie states that he will take decided
measures TO punish the White Caps. Proceedings
have been taken here which will probably result
In defeating Penney in his plans OF getting possession
Of his aged brides large property, application was
made TO the Probate Court yesterday to have her
placed under guardianship. The bride went into q
Bangor bank and demanded all her securities yester-
day. but she wos INDUCED to wait ahor time. Mean
tine the application for guardisaShp Wa olse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, March 3.-The Supreme Court OF the
United states today transacted the following business
No. l334-John simpson, appellant, agt. the steames
Oregon, etc, and No. 1889, the Oregon short Line
and Utah Northern Railway Company, appellant, agt.
the ship Clan Mackenzie, etc. Motion 10 advance
submitted.
Nos 81 and ls2-The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of York, and Others plaintiffs In error as
sale T.. Hlllmon; No. lo3, the New-lork Line N
surnce Company, plaintiff in error, agt. sadlie I.
Hlllmon and No. lc4, the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company, plaintiff in error, AIT. salne l.
uillmOn. Argument continued.
No. le5-The People Of New-York. ex rel the New
York Electric Lines Company plaintiff In error, agt.
X. NJ squire, Commissioner etc. Argument begun.
The court adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Tho day call will he Nos 1s5, l56 and 27e Il and ISL
loD 100, 191, 1913, 1914, 1913 and 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme COurt-tseneraI Tcrn-secess continued
supreme COurt-opec.al ItIm-part I-AdlOurned until
March
supreme Cour-Specal Term-Part II-Ad!ourned for
the
Supruiae Court haubers-EClOle Ingrahan, J.-Mo.
tlCn calendar called II o'clock.
Circuit Couft-parts /. II, III and IV-Adiournei
for the term.
surrogate's Court-win Of william j. Flo 10 80
q.
Common General Term-Ad.ourned until March T.
Common Plcas-Spccal leTm-llefOre Pryor. J.Iotons.
Common P-a>-Iral Ierui-PaIts 1, IA anu III-Ad.
ourned for the
Superior sirncra Term Adjourned until Mareh T.
Supror Court->pecdl Icrnl-BvfOFe Freedman, j.
Motions.
joUrned for the term.
CITY rt-Sp,c al Term-Before McGown J-Motous
CITY COurt-lra rerm-Parts 1, ii, III and IV.-Ad.
journ,d for the term.
Court ot oyer and Termmer-Before Van Drunt, j..
and District Attorney NcOll.-NO. /.
Court ttelerai on~-Part IL ~ titL-esald,
J. and Assistant District-Attorncy Bcdlod-Nos and
Court OF General Se-siOusPart II-BeioIe COwng j.,
Assistant Dlsrct-Attorneys Mcintyre and Stpef-
No. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
THE COURTS.
MAYOR GLEAsoN,s PLAN FRUsTRATE1

The trustees Of st. Patricks Cathedral procured writ
OF certiorad to review the action u James Daven Will
Feth and Casey OF Long Island CITY,
assessing for taxation that part OF Calvary Cemetery
which los within the limits Of city, The
before Judge Bartlett who directed such assessment
to be Stricken from the rolls illegal. This decision was
affirmed on appeal by the General Term OF the Second De-
partmen The then appealed to the Court Of
Appals which has just efrnsd the decision OF the lower
oour. This cnd OF the outrageous attempt on The
part Of Mayor Gleason the Catholic burial ground
which he wully persisted in UP To the Court OF Az
peas and the decision OF the highest court handed doWa
Will bring relief many who have feared thai
tho bones OF their dead be scattered at the
Will Of some possible purchaser at q tax .ale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
MlyY MINING conplyIEs INCORPORATED.

Il. Paul MIMI, March 3.-Thc work Of providing
for the thorough projecting and exploring OF the
mineral belt In Northern Minnesota goes on with I'M
diminishing activity IN the state Auditors Office
yesterday thirty three contracts for lfty years each
taken out OH leases about to expire New
panics yesterday Incorporated with an aggregate
capital stock OF Si5.O00.OO0, upon which the state
lcyics Incorporation fee OF 70 $50. Including tho
companies incorporated OF Tuesday the state Is s22l5
llcher than Monday.
West superior, WIS. March 3.-The sacavana Iron
COMPANY ha filed articles OF Incorporation the capital
took being ss;,OOO,OU0. The incorpors;ors G. h.
Lawrence, cX-MayOr Davis, j. \. Taylor ana G.. W..
rarAc, OF Duluth and f.. l.. DC Forest, Ol New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
TO HEAD OFF POSSIBLE NrISINCEs.

A committee Of property owners, headed by James
4. Deeing and Cyrus Clark. representing the West
side Citizens and Riverside Park Association, waited
Mayor Grant yesterday aud asaed him to favor
the bill which authorizes the eakng OF the hand fronting
on Riverside Park, between the railroad tracks and
tho river. They SAID thcy wanted u save she hand
from falling into the hands Of persons who propose
erecting ill-Smclng factories and ether undesirable
structures there rhc Mayor said fhat he would n%
favor any measure which provided for eApending a
large ol public money, but he SAW no reason Tor
opp Jsmg the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
FEARS FOR THE SCHOONER D. I. HizlRD

FEARS FOR THE SCHOONER b. l. HiZiRD.
1t is feared that the schooner Il. /. Hazard which
left Georgetown S. c.. January 20 for this port has
been lost She has not been sighted since she sailed
from Georgetown. Tho Hazard is schooner OF 1913
tons register and Is commanded by Captain Brewster
OF Port Jefferson, l.. /. She carried of seven
men and had Oh board cargo OF naval stores. W. b.
DAYTON of Port Jefferson, IA the owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
THEl RICHMOND PITS Eek.

Though the northeast gales have ceased blowing
there >till heavy running outside Sandy HOOK
The old Dominion steamer Richmond started Tor
Norfolk yesterday morning. but when she put her
nose outside the Hook the waves tossed her about and
battered at hci that the captain concluded to re-
turn. sho was light not having much cargo aboard.
The ship came back TO her Iicr To take on more
cargo. when sho gets that board she Will go out
again. ~eventynvc schOOncrs which have Ieen
anchored the haror waiting for the northeast gales
to finish blowing went to sea yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
A ZUKERTORT OPENING.
HOW STEINITZ OBTAINED The LEAD
THE STORY OF THE TwENTYsEcoND GAME MAX
RATED BY THE CHAMPION - TsOiiA''
oMN's STRANGE ERROR IN RECAP
rURING-STENITz WAVES
THE PENALTY.


TURING-STEINITz WAVES
THE PENALTY.
Mr. S,ointz sands the following story respecting tie
twenty second game, played on February 20 W A"'
Tribune . 10 o
to,uro ~ attack which he had first adopted against
ANDERSON in the Vienna Congress- for the emperor
of Austria,s prize of 1873, namely, Blu D. "no"
produced a sort Of reversed Ruy Lopez "m'e reu'he'
as usual In this game, slight advantage VI ue'.Dr
ment which, however grew to great one III po'''v
when Tschgorin on the ninth move, ventureo u u'
clara an open oompaign by temporarily giving up
Pawn Ie no doubt, was to recover II, ahd' oic
over to establish majority OF Pawns by TWO 10 os oH
the extpme OF the Queens wing which would have been
very good play according TO modern principles Pro'
ing the positions otherwise equal. III MAY oo ~
toned In passing, that TSchgorns style OIL play III "o
present match has been marked clearly enough !"
numerous Instances by the advance OF moaerh p'os
rcss but on the present occasion his partial adopuo
OF modern play lacked correctness In detail, anu .c
Russian master had evidently moderated THO dinc"ie'
to which his bishop would be subjected after recovering
tho Pawn He might, however, nave saVo ua'
piece on the fourteenth move, by P-b a, Will
a little inferorty Of position. But In rushing 10
oUunterattack on the Queen side he was evldehuy
taken by surprise by Whites fifteenth move, OK SD
which, In conjunction with the one following game"
n piece To all intents and purposes, the game was
finished at this point for Tschigorln Obtained
only one Pawn for tho Bishop, and even this "m'e
need not have given up Still 1t could, perhaps hot
be expected that the Russian master would acknowego
such an early defeat and 1t IS also likely that Iscs
orn speculated on one Of those fearful biunders or
which SteInItz has made himself almost famous. How
ever. a little Incident which occurred when steinlN
with his great superiority OF material at last broke
through subjects the further resistance OF the Russian
master to some more stringent criticism. on the
move White forced the winning OF the queen
for two Rocks with irresistible attack. Tschigonn
in haste captured the protected Rock with his King
which WIS nothing less than false move selnlH
could have compelled his opponent to move his King
and could then win the Queen fol- one Rock only
However ia reply ~ some apolOgAng remark on the
part Of Tscgonn stelnz rcfraned from claiming the
penaty but it was generally expected that the RuS
sian master would resign within a few moves. and 1t
WAS not gracious his part to spin out the
game for fifteen moves longer. DuIati@l, hours aud
10 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
HOU THE AK1B1 VAS SIVED.
TIE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM'> GALLANT srRC'GL

TIE CITY OF DIRMINGHAM> GALLANT STI'C""Lf'
AGAINST WIND AND WAVE.
Chief Officer Johnson of the steamship City Of Dir
mIngham at the Office OF the Ocean steamship Cohr
many Yesterday told how his vessel saved the Britsh
steamer Akaba and took her into Newport News Inc
civ Of Eirminghai was her way up from savannah
when ON February 30 at II O'Clock a. M, she sghtcd
tbo Akaba at anchor in thirteen iathoms OF water ana
living signals Of distress. The wind Was blowing q
salr from the northeast and tremendous sea was
running The Akaba was dragging her anchors anu
drifting toward Iatcras shoals In two hOuIh horS
sh, would have drfted the shoals. The sea was SO
high that no boat could be lowered, and ~ the Acil-
can vessel steamed to windwud Of the Akabtr as close
~ she dared and tylng line to fc-buoy lot II drift
down to the disabled steamer. The people on the
Ahaba got the line aud by 1t hauled on board four
inch hawscr. Dy the four-iuch hawser they hauled
on board an ocvcn-inch manila hawSer. with ths
haw-er the City % birmingham started ~ tow the
Aknl, of Shore When she got her into nineteen
f,tAom, Of water Che wire hawser with which the
,atnrn had attempted To tow the AlGba, and which
va, su on board that vessel was got To the CITY OF
birmingham and she s.rtcd with the British steamer
for Hampton Roads. The manila hawscr parted, and
the strain on the wrp hawscr was 50 great that i've
pairs OF bits on the CITY Of birmingham weo carried
away ~ well as part Of her bulkhcads Thrce times
the hawser by which the City Of birmingham was
towing parted or wa, lost and each time II secured
again. -, .,,. an,
owri noon Oi the second DAY, she WIS approaching
The cApes OF the Chesapeake, tvO tugs came " % a.
slstancc helped her to get The Ahla safely TO New
u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
LOCKED UP on HIS WEES COMPLAINT.

Frank f. Harold. ianitOr Of the Roanoke Flats at
Onchundred and twenty nftst and ST. Nicholas ave.
arrested BY Deputy sheriff Wagering yesterday,
m a divorce suit begun against Harold by his wife,
Margaret Harold Mrs. Harold. whose present adj
dress is No 2e7 West one hundred and twenty
81 made an affidavit depOsing that her husband was
preparing TO leave the state TO escape the judgment
Of the court In the divorce case, which Is based
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
NOTES

(a) strong move which requires careful Treatment
Compare Introduction. ~.
b)9. PIP was the proper reply. The scheme
Of attack Initiated by Black Is unfavorable 10 his
position.
(c) ME- BxP; - Or 4, 10 Kt-B 4; IA
* Kt and should win.
ID Overlooking the adverse potent reply. IA .
P-B would have relieved the Bishop. still his
position would have been inferior II White answered
P-Ko.
(e) see diagram.
IL II 10 -. Or q; II Castles, followed by
R--R 3 or II Is OR .: 10 Kt--Q =, etc.
(g) III Q-R was clearly OF no use ON account
OF II KtxB. Likewise. " IS. B-R ); II R-B 4
and wins. - :.
IN Tho Pawn is gratuiously thrown away PIX .
Instead would have reduced Blacks pieces 10 Inactivity
unless he gave up second piece. III which case he
could only keep up some semhance OF an attack for a
little while. The game requires no further comment
With a piece ahead White could easily overcome the
adXcrso resistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
JNVESTIGIT YOy AT TIE NAVY YARD

J. Russell Solely, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
engaged ut the Navy Yard all day yesterday max
ING A personal investigation, behind closed doors of
the charges u civil Engineer r. {. Assessor against
Chief Clerk Joseph schulum. and the countcrcharges
OF tho latter that Mr. AssersOn had appointed men in
his department In conraventon Of the regulations
issued by Secretary Tracy. Assistant Secretary Solely
has taken the testimony Of Mr.. Asserson and the en-
ploycs, ana has examined the records Of the Board on
Labor Employment. and viii make his report direct to
the Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

tending two or three years back. The pair
married on December 81. 1883. and nave t"o ,,v
hor -, s.yen and a GIRL four years Old Recently.
urs uarrold alleges. the father stole the boy VINO au
heon Living with her since the separation Vi 'io
parerts while the little fellow was on MS way I'm I'm
school She asks the custody OF both the coren "."'
alimony and counsel fee. iIarrolds salary 40 !a .h
Of the Roanoke Flats his wife says Is SloV per Worth
and ne owns real estate at RutherIOru " iii M
- 900 Judge Pryor liked the delchuahV d U in
II 900 hut he failed TO secure 1t ana WAS ioue'u "
Ludlow street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

The Lawyers Club will give lis annual reception in
the Equitable Building. No. 100 broadway, on sat
u1iay afternoon, March 20. over 4 900 invitations
VIII be issued. The new extension Of the club
ON tho fourth and nth floors Of the building will be
thrown open To the public and used then FOR the first
time by the club. Elaborate decorations have been
completed In these new rooms and the members are
greatly pleased over their new accommodations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
TO OPEN A NEW GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

The new grammar school at Amsterdamaye and
Ninety third-st will be open for the reception OK
pupils next Monday morning at O'Clock. The school
is one OF the largest In the city, having thirty six
recitation rooms and accommodation for 300 pupils.
The three departments will be In charge Of Thomas
Moore MS Gertrude f. Weed and Miss Isabella A.
McCabe. Twenty-Five teachers have been assigned al
ready to the school, The building cost S216250.
exclusive Of the price Of the ground. The furniture
Is valued at Sl5.3JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
IlIRE KIRALFT BACK FROM EUROPE.
FULL or Plans FOR THE CTNTfNNIAb SPEC
TILE" CHRISTOPHER COLUMDrs'

FULL or PLANS FOR THE CENTfNNIAL SPEC
T,cLF-" CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
Among the passengers arriving on the North German
LLOYD steamship Lain yesterday was Imrc KlIali} 3,
with 80 OF his company lie has been Ia England
for TX months and at the olympic Theatre, London.
produced the spectacle Venice When met at the
pier in llObokcn yesterday afternoon, he said MY
one plan now Is the production Of the Centennial
spectacle christopher Columbus which will bc brought
out ut Madison square Garden on March u. IL viii
contain the most striking incidents Of the life OF
Columbus. beginning with his appeal at the Spanish
court for aid mako his voyage. All the episodes o
the voyage the landing In America and the reception
on his return, at Barcelona will be pictured, and the
final scene will be vision o. the future progress Of
civilization II might have appeared to Columbus.
There viii be six gorgeous scenes and u panorama
" the voyage, including reproductions OF the three
ships, Santa Maria, Pinto and Nina. Every prominent
performers will take part in the spectacle. which will
DE the next thing to opera. with the vast spectacle
included with are $50 people. Next Sunday
expect 100 more to arrive Il French Line steamer
Most OF the leading actors will come later. All the
Nero company will assist. The music Is by Angelo
Veiianzi. the author of Nero Ny stage and ballet
manager, egnor Copplnl tho vocal director, signor
lombard. and Of the leading baritone singers.
signOr Biancardi, with | nm In a hurry to
meet Mr.. Bailey, Of Barnum S Bailey, with whom /
am bringing out the spectacle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
FOR TIE NGEuiL C0TTrGE LIBptBy

The Normal College Library Committee Will give IL
concert in Carnegie Music Han March 49, to raise
funds for the library. The object Is excellent and
Tie concert viii he attractive that the attendance
ought be large and the receipts band 0mc. Among
those vino will take part are Emil Fischer james
ckctaOn. senior AgramOnte Mrs. Anna Buckley His
MI, Alvina Friend Victor Herbert. the Columbia Col
cgc Mandolin Club aud the Normal College chorus Of
800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

take the men OF and bring them back. OWING 10 inc
tremendous sea running OF the Light. the tug WIS "F
able to approach the DosOnian, and the men "c'o
compelled remain abOard. Pilot John Le''S' u
boston was also carried away on the Bo,lonIah' h'
boat heing unable TO take him OF. Thc steamer may
mt into Halifax TO land the men or transfer them %
some wet. ound steamer. Captain ". ii. fhirAe u.
another Boston pilot taken away on the steamer
No.sInnre md VIII prohahlv have % cIOs Tie OCcln