MacLoughlin, the surgeon in charge of the S.S.City of Chester, speaks of a young stowaway found by the stevedores in an insensible condition after a voyage of eleven days.

The man was brought on deck and revived sufficiently to be sent to St.

Vincent's Hospital, N.Y., about one and one-half hours after discovery, in an extremely emaciated, cold, and nearly pulseless condition.

He gave his name as John Donnelly, aged twenty, of Dumbarton, Scotland.

On the whole voyage he had nothing to eat or drink.