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... THE ATLANTIC IN SEPTEMBER, Sept. I. According to the monthly forecut issued the Ilydr.graphic Bureau of the Navy Depart. ment,lbe weather in the Allaroin daring September will be moderate to fair, with Declaims' ntr:h of the 3.5 th paraPel. Between the ...
... casualty, finds, for the reasons stated in the annex hereto, that the barque Mysterious Star was abandoned in the Atlantic when in a sinking condition, in consequence of the excessive quantity of water she was making, and that neither the master nor mute ...
... gale in the Atlantic, of 8E .the entire crew of the three-nisted schooner S C (harles Morrison. The State of Nebraska was We rboud fromn Glasgow to New York. having aboard Los 74 first and 95 ?? passengers, and on the lear . otbinsata~bS at30a.rm,,whenin ...
... bat wadi obliged to give it tan. end was puked up by • steamer off the Banks. Captain Lawler mere! the Atlantic in 1888 im she 30-feet boat Never Sink. which was sabsequently exhibited in the Pons lishibition. ...
... it most sink. . . . . . . et;re - fiC.lder --- thought Ow the belt thins watAd hewn twind . op tho empanr. - The Chairman that - aa -- the costal of the I sesiMatA If the National Company would he in of the directors who controlled the Atlantic Transport ...
... collision took place on the Tyne between the G ee South Shields steamer ottgham and ?? P and collier idosla, rting in the sinking of the w e or former. The K]ottingh was from London, and 1; the Vildosala^ was outward bound. The Shields may steamer was ...
... night off Thames- cI haven. The Newburn was strnck arnidships on ere the starboard side and was run ashore to prevent f i a sinking. The Winston had her bow;s darbaged not and was fterrwards in collision with the tank led steamer Kura, from Batornu. The ...
... WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC The Etraria, which arrived «so New York, above, briaga tbe arrival at that port, 24 boors the Trana- Atlantic linars Tuetoa.c aad Havel, loth covered with snow Ma, afur having enooaa*.rad tarri fic wsaihui in the Atlantic, dunag which ...
... ..old at Pea/orals for Swart-r 1 Mth April Bahia Sink°, for Europe May left Rehm 1 200 Mop Baltic. Peden*. _ _ lett Airlachl for Goole 11 Apr dosts..Prt .01ttagoat for Bonder d Fob Part lima for rm. pray to Mop Battle Abbey. WK. - Cakutta for ...
... is notthing to bear out the report that the I 'Utrecht had been in collision with a sailing vessel.-Reuter. STORMS IN THE ATLANTIC. New York, Saturday.-The British steamer Srardirian Prince, 2453 tons, of Neweastle, and the Cirasesia, from Glas,,ow, arrived ...
... sentenced to six months hard Labour for stealing portmsnteau ctmtehibg jewellery valued at £BOO white wm trensri between Atlantic steamer and* London train. . At Monday, Ituanar, asseaMryat the Oldham Bowling Otero Limited, wm summoned tor aaWog haw and ...
... Manchester to-morrow will up public by Bouncer recently dual Kempton ha in in order Park LOSS ATLANTIC LINER EXCITING RESCUE SCENES ON SAVED been received sinking of mail Veen dam Line from striking or board rescued Louis Stenger Veendam reports five the ...