The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-04
1IARITIMn MIsCELLANY.

Boston. June 1-Schr Anna d. Price,
from Bangor for Boston, with lumber,
capsized off the Isle of Shoals Grew saved
3pd landed here last night. no insurance
on vessel. Cargo insured.
Schr @. Walter scott (ED, from Shu-
lee for Vineyard Haven for orders, arrived
to-day, ana Capt. Erb reports mis- vessel
was run into by an unknown schooner dur
ing thick fog ON Thursday night off High
land Light, and had san and headgear
Chatham, Mass, june IA four-master.
apparently loaded with coal, went ashore
about ] mile y of Sh0veful Lightshlp, but
later floated ana proceeded north.
three masted schooner grounded on
stone Horse Shoal, but hoated and is head
ing westward. She is deep.and rs probably
Halifax. June 1-schr Florence, from
Boone Bay for st. Johns, n. t., laden with
seal skins and oil, is total wreck Ii Cafe
Bay, n. +. Her cargo Is insured IN HAN
Montreal. June 1.-Steamer Isis BD,
Walker. from Manila, with cargo OF SUI
gar for this port, went ashore about noon
To-day. while trying to make her wharf
opposite the extreme lower portion OF the
city. near where the AmarHnthia GROUNDED
a week ago. The Isis Is hard aground and
will probably have to be lightercd before
she can be fioated.
Nassau, May 26.-The materials from
bark j. r. Dexter Q3r), which was wreck
ed at the Hog Sites May Z, were taken to
Fortune Island.
The materials saved from steamer Aeon
Wlltn WItFktu
land May II, We're taken to Fortune Is
land. where they viii be sold.
Norfolk, June Capt Lippincou Of
scbr Welcome r. Beebe. now here reports
seeing a large two masted schooner ashore
on Cobbs Island, a 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. Vessel had mainsail up, but soon
took it in and put foresail and jibs on to
force her off. She seemed to be rolling and
pounding heavily. There was heavy
northeast sea on. She seemed to De loaded
under decks.
Pierce, from Bayonne NJ j., Is in Dutch
Island harbor, with head sails gone, they
having been blown away during squall
Capt Piukham reports seeing an unEnown
British vessel capsized in the same squat
and a steamer go to her assistance. ives
sci referred TO was probably British schr
Willie d. before reDOrtedD
, Port Elgln. II. b., June BARK Bravo
CNOr), which struck on Spear Shoal has
been surveyed and found seaworthy.
Philadelphia. June l.-Schr Brothers (Br)
at Philadelphia from Bananas, while ly-
ing at anchor off Reedy Island at a. m.
on Sunday, was run into by schr STANDARD,
bound uD the river. The Brothers lost
bowsprit. forward rigging and windlass
Portsmouth n. H., June Word was
received here this morning that schr Mary
Wiley Of this port, was in disabled con-
dition at Brewer Ne. Il appears that the
schooner was being beached for some
slight repairs when she listed 10 one side
in such a manner as TO break her masts
and cause much damage 70 her hull
ST. John n b., June Ship Vanduara
C2IO Purdy, from Southampton, and ship
Hermann Ger, Gerdes, from Philadelphia
colIded in the harbor last night, and the
latter lost mizzentopgallant mast The
V3nduara is uninjured.
StOnington, June Capt. BabcOck Of
fishing steamer John A. Morgan, Of New
London, while cruising off Block Island
this morning, discovered schooner While
d. CBr), before reported capsized, floating
keel up about three miles ME- Of Block Is
land He took the vessel IN tow, and head
ed for this port. He soon procured the as
sistance Of the steamer Annie l.. Wilcox
and the two steamers expect to arrive here
with the prize tonight.
Vineyard Haven, June l.-'Schr Percy
Birdsall Holmes, from Philadelphia for
Boston, with coal. while anchored off Mob
ska last night, was fouled by schr Samuel
w. Titon Smith from Baltimore for Port
land. also with coal. The Birdsall had seV-
eral blanks cut down al the miZzen rigging
and her rigging damaged. The Tllton lost
her iibboom and headgear. Both VESSELS
remain tight. They are being towed to
destination.