New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
cost The work will be finished to-day. and her
first trip with the will probably be


first trip with the screws will probably be
made tomorrow.
THE ESTERBROOK'S CREW LANDED
Pilot boat America No. ! arrived at Stapleton
yesterday having on board Captain j. c. Brown
and eight sailors comprising the crew OF the
three-masted schooner Rose Esterbrook. OF New
Bedford. which was abandoned at sea In longi-
tude 7l.4O and latitude 4O4j. The schooner was
bound from Norfolk TO New-Bedford with cargo
of coal She encountered heavy weather ana
distress attracted the attention Of the America.
which ran alongside the schooner bu owrns nn tho 1o
captain and his crew until p: m on Sunday,
few minutes before she went down The captain captain
and his sailors suffered or less from ifos'eu
hands and feet.
ONLY ONE PILOT BOAT MISSING
The pilot boats T. p. Jordan, No 81 James o'a,,
ford. No. 49, and America No. q. which were al
blown out TO sea were towed in through the Mar
rows by the tugboat John Fuller at 10 a. m. yeslei
day The Hermann Oer.chs and Iaio"eiI IL,
nassed in at the same time. The crews OF All SUI
fered severely. and say that the storm was WV
worst they had encountered III tM'nS
pilot Hall who brought In the White oldr steam"
shin Cevic yesterday. says that iast "uh'"' Nv
,o during tho gale his boat. the /: = NeSus NJ l.
hroke her foreboom. All hands VIII probaoy re-
turn TO port to-day having weathered 'he STORM
re- onv pot boat now missing is the Richard h.
Fox No s. which has not been seen snSe % ,r,hs EunhE
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VINEYARD She was formerly known as the iliy
She was commanded by Captain ID. w. Nicolay
and had a crew of five men and COOK riot
Iohn + ] Cousin. who brought in the cunarder
America on February g. left the Fox 200 miles east
of INDY Hook with Captain Nicoay. Boa tkeeper
irving Butler and her crew all we'll on board The
Dots all fear that she is lost. but are hoping tha
She may have been only blown away TO leewarl
and will yet turn up all right.
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
The Quarantine boarding tug Charles +. Allen
sank at her berth al the Quarantine boarding
Station at ) a. m yesterday. having been struck
by a large iCehoe. Health Officer Doty engaged
the wreckng tug OF the Chapman Company to
raise the boat, which is not believed to have been
seriously damaged.
The steamship city OF Washington. which ar
rived here Tuesday from Havana. started yes
ierday forenoon for Amty-st, Brooklyn. To I'M
load part OF her cargo. When near her berth she
,an into a heavy icefoe and stuck fast. Four
tugs sent to her assistance.
The schooner Mary j. Lee. which ran ashore
at oak Point l.. l.. was hauled or by ibe chap
man Company's wrecking Tug Hustler yesterday
morning and taken to city Island Her rudd"r
was broken and she leaking badly. The
Hustler Immediately returned 10 rescue the
schooner o. NJ. Merritt. which was ashore near
the place. .
Only one OF the fishing boats that left New York
lust before the recent storm Is missing She i the
Commodore belonging TO Wallace Il keeney
wholesale fish dealers of Fulton Market Inc
Commodore went out on Wednesday OF last week
She was in command Of Captain Martin Peterson
Yesterday morning a Staten Island captain SAID
that he saw boat that looked like the 'omino-
dore anchored near his home the island