The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-20
ABOUT THE HARB0R.
THE BAYARD BARSES BONDED TO
THE AMoUNT or $500.
Owners OF the sunken Schooner Laura
Louise Refu cd to Settle for $3.50
Suspicious Craft Closely watched.

The arri walls Mt this port are: steam
ers Pequoit. Captain Penn. New York.
Berkshire, Captain Hooper, Norfolk'
Saxon, Captain Sherman. PhiiadefphiH;
Ri,hard b Jrden, Masou. Fall River; City
of Newport, Kelley. Newport; Queen
City, Gray, Tiverton; Petrol. Durke',
from Riverside and return; steam yncht'
Ballymens, Carr, Newport.
Salad: Steamers Nashua. A. q. B'r-
stow, Richard Borden, Queen Guy. City oil
Newport. Tug Walter Il. Sutton with
barge Burden for Pawtucket. Schooners,
Percy Birdsail, Burr. for Plilalelphia;
Sarah w. Lawrence, Haskell. N Norioik;
IRA and Abbie w lllam. Salisbury;
Skop Bristol
Marine Notes.
The parties interested in the sinking OF
fishing schooner Laura Louisa, held a
conference. yesterday afternoon. and an
effort WAS made to have the affair settled.
The agents OF schooner Bayard Barnes,
offered the amount OF $3.50, but it was
not accepted by the owners of the wrecked
vessel. The Bayard Barnes has been
bonded To ths amount OF $500.
The steamer Mneola has been fitted
up for the accommodation OF small par
ties that may visit the sh re resorts dur
ing the winter.
The steamer Petrol will leave thiT city
for Riverside in charge OF Captain Durkee
n. follows: 6:3J. and IL a. IN, 4:30
and 6:l5 D. m. and wili leave Rivers de for
Providence at 6l5, 7:15 and $3.50 IA. m.
aud 5:l5 p. m.
Captain Ezra Daboll OF the Providence
line is spending his vacation ut the
Worlds fair.
CAPTAIN Grifiil of the Providence line
will assume command OF Lhe passenger
steamer Maine after his vacation.
The schooner Alemanda Wiley. lying at
Hills wharf, is having new set OF sails
which were rec lived yesterday.
TAe steam yacht Stilleio, owned by
"Biil Nye," has either been sunk or
stolep, as she is nowhere in sight. The
former is the most probable, as she was
partly filled with wafer some time ago.
Workmen are engaged in unloading
| schooners at tie Wilkesbarre pier night
| aud day. At the present time there are
Mt least 1000 tons In the bay waiting to
be unloaded.
John Carter Browns steam yacht will
sail from This port tomorrow for Bristol
where she will be laid up for the season.
TIE four.master schooler is having u
new boiler, placed upon her upper deck.
The Dry Dock company has received
the contract TO repair the barge N ard w
4 1t is estimated that the cost will be
fron, Si2, 600 TO SIS 900. Workmen will at
once be placed upon her, and sue will be
ready for use about Christmas.
Captain Ellis of the schooner Jonathan
Bowen has gone to his home at Harwich,
Mass, where he will remain for "a few
days.
L ,uis Cloutier, one Of the engine, rs Of
the Windsor liue, will be IN he bicycle
parade this evening mounted upon a
bicycle that is said To have been made
In 1916. Mr.. Cloutier has somewhat
remodel Il his machii G. aud instead OF
wooden Tires lie has rugged upa pair
of rope ones. A large headlight will
light the way for the rider.
Captain ID. ii. Foster Of the Wiusor Ii, e
has resigned.
The ntreboarl of the Eagle Wing has
been towed to the dry dock where 1t will
be rep llred. 1t will be at least four days
b fore it will he ready To be placed in
condition again.
For tn past two or three weeks there
have been several small sailing boats in the
hsrBor, that did not seem TO have visible
mans OF suppef-,- his has att t-@et- d
the attention OF Harbor Master McGuire.
who with assistance from the police
depar; meat boarded one OF the vessels. but
found oshing that would warrant max :
i'm Ru arrest. As soon as the har-
Dor m strr left the boat the sailors
set sail aad have not leen
seen or nearl from since. Mr.. Mcclure
then went 10 another portion of the har-
Dor in qu ST OF the SLEEPY joe" but Joe
| had by some means or ct er
been evoke up" and had
gone to parts unknown. There are
several other hoais in the h rbor That are
being WATCHED b. the h rbor rias or, a d
s., Mr. NJ Gaire says, the vessels are no
| strluuprx TO lhis mort