The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-28

antine during the gale. The a. u. lost her quarter
boat, and her quarter was badly chafed by the Am.
erican bark's head gear.
The brig Annie Gardner, from Demerars, which
anchored at Quarantine on Saturday evening" drag
ged her anchor during the gale yesterday afternoon,
and went ashore below the Quarantine Landing.
She remain. perfectly tight. and will get OF
the gale abates. rhe wharves at Quarantine
Landing are badly damaged, and the Health ofncer's
boat house was demolished. The vessels at anchor
at Quarantine. both inward and outward bound re.
mainod ut anchor all safe late last night
Last evening the canal boat J J. Schuyler was
Damage $1,000.
THE FURY OF THE oALE-A rouNG WOMAN DASHED
TO DEATH NJ THE wHlRLwlND.
Miss Ellen Greed, an interesting young woman OF
nineteen, residing with her parents at 102 North
Sixth street. williamsburGh, met with sudden and
extraordinary death last evening. She stepped out
on the soop Of her residence to see the state Of the
weather. when she taken of her feet by 4 gust
and dashed against an adjoining stoop. When found
she was partially nsensibe. but fingered two hours
when she died from congestion of the brain.
BLOCK BLOWN DOWN IN wILLrANsBuReu.
Arrow OF four houses at the corner of Green ave-
nue. and Broadway, WilliamsburCh, were blown
down BY the high winds which prevailed Yesterday
also the roof Of house at Myrtle avenue and
Broadway was blown of.
A number Of unfinished buildings belonging to
Mr. Francis Swift in Grand street, near Tenth, were
partially unroofed and otherwise damaged. A new
building In Witiers street also partially demo
ished, and many shade trees and chimnoys were
blown down.
THE BEsoN OF DESTRUCTION IN BRooKLrS
The damage by the storm in Brooklyn yesterday
was immense. but mp to late hour last night iull
reports lad not been received. new thrce-story
f. ,me building In fhroop avenue, near Myrtle, was
blown down involving a loss Of $1,000. house In
Bushwick avenue near Moore street, was also blown
.N.aNn g ,fu H.. H..
At Partition and Rich I'd streets, blown Off: also
the roofs Of the iolowinZ: House Of Mr. Lynch,
Court and Douglass streets; @ Mr. Vreennd's house.
Court and Carroll streets; Mr.. Haley's, Van Brunt
and Even streeis: A: Feeslsr's. Nos. ~? ara eoi
Hamilton avenue: Mr.. Donovans, No. Inlay street
house corner OF Luqueer street and Dent place.
Three iarge plate glass windows in 5. f. whiincy's
store, No. eeS Washington street. were demolished
by the gale Loss. 500.
Trees were uprooted in all parts of the city, and
sisn boards and fences were blown about In fearful
proximity to pedestrians, but no cases OF personal
injury were reported At one time the heavy rain
flooded the cellars OF buildings in the lower sections
OF tie city, and caused cons ierabe damage but II
also effected some good, and that in the thorough
cleaning Of the dirty streets, which have been so
long neglected bv the contractors.
The gale was terrific In South BROOKLYN, Cow
| annus, aud in East Brooklyn, number ol newly
| erected houses were blown down.
| JERSEY CITY.
The roof was taken OF the Dutch Reformed
| Church in Wayne street.
IN uoBoKgS.
| new frame house on the meadows was tlowr
down large plate glass window in TIuesdel &
Cranes real estate Office shattered by the wind
tree near the Eysan Fields was prostrated on thC
| railroad track and the meadows were flooded.
| NEW JERSEY RAILROAD ENBASKNESr SWEPT AWAY
The storm In New Jersey felrfully damaging tC
property. The Passaic river oyerfowed, and carried
| away the Jersey Railroad embankment in severa
| places Numerous houses were inundated in New
| ark, and many Of the largest trees were uprooted
| One OF these was revolutionary relic.
THs STORM ALONG Tng HUDSON.
| PoUGHKEEPsIE, March "a 27-To-night the riers am
| docks submerged. The storm is lighter north
| Below here. between Peekskill and Ruahook, n,
east track OF the Hudson River Railroad is washed
| and ~ is necessary to use the west track for al
| trains. The wind lie still blowing a gale from tn,
east Reports from above state that the only ice OBJ
| struction Is between Stuveysont and Castleton.
| boat will be able to push through 10 Albany to
| morrow.
| BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN N BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, March 21.-1wenty buildings, som,
OF them 10 course Of erection, were blown down ol
| partially demolished. Several houses unroofet
IN different sections OF the city Ten large trees II
| Druid Hin Park were torn up by their their roots
| The sloop Caroline sunk in Back Basin. No WA
| injured.
PHILADELPHIA. March 27-The gale has been yer,
| severe here. some damage Is reported by the un
| roofing ofhouses, etc,
| WEATHER REPoRT-MAEcu y, 1880 A. N.
| washington-Cloudv rather warm.
| hhlalelpha-Nl INDY clear anl cOld,
| AihanyEClcGdv teen showing
| Bufnlo-Suowin1. been showing and raining al day
| Rufalo-SnowinE, been showing and raining all day
| inches snow on the ground Thermometer, about {,
| Bostou-Rair 'ug WIND \. E.. blowing a gale.
| Cleycand-snO@ing, damp and wet.