The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
ON IHE OCEAN AND oN THE LAKES.
The Disasters 10 shipping the Atlantic and
Inland Waters.


The Disasters to shipping the Atlantic and
on Inland Waters.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-The storm OF yes
tcrlay has the lowest pressure south Of Maine
ana Nova Scotia. The centre OF the cyclone Of
the gulf passed yesterday afternoon midway
between Norfolk and Washington. left the coast
near Cape May. and probably pursued north
westerly path about one hundred miles from
the coast. Rain IL now falling in New England.
Elsewhere the weather is clear or partly cloudy.
There has been a marked fail in temperature.
The winds in general are northerly.
1880 T.. M-The storm % yesterday. extend
ing from tho lake region 90 the south Atlantic
coast. has disappeared on the New ENGLAND
coast. Hish northwcs,crly winds still prevail
in its rear from North Carolina to Nova Scotia.
Occasional light rains have fallen during the
day in the lower lake regions. whcre the wind
va- westerly. The highest barometer extends
from the lake region to the gulf
LoNG BE,NcH. OF. 5.-rhc most terrific
storm that has visited th' coast Of Sew Jersey
since the great "Scuirmhcr gale" Of 1871.
WAS that of Yesterday. For fifteen hours
tun rain poured down in torrents, and the
aii along the c6a-t. Pnrt - ths sii wreck
Of the New Era. which had remained in tho
sand since the day she struck at Great Pond
IN the winter OF 1901. was washed up On shore,
and Is on the beach IN tn" rear OF President
Grants cottage 4 summer cottage IN course,
Of erection at Scahrght wa- blown down and
most Of II swept out To- sen. Many cottages az
Orean Grove and Ashury PHrN were unrouf 'd.
pni the larse h9'ei a. Npr'hG iHhe s{nti1n was
Itl.y ,u'ilih-'u' me suulh 'iu "l tir iiAi-c
over shark river was narri"d away. and the
Ianr2ad, ardS@ nsnr ogGn b'a'h L. III the
To-day a Tremendous galr Is blowing on the
coast Laree trees have been blown down.
hy the henvy rain. while th" wind played -il
havoc with all rAV sd window pam. The
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distress Inc Lie station mon responded with
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House Ih" New jersey S"utnrr Railway hnd
aS, s,,nn n M,S,g' " 'I,' Ir 'ou'n be"h
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IN NM hrahsMrk ~ sM,ll'h orNr sun;
hl",s'a ,n' i"M ptIt , "' w ny s,h '''uhi
| drlli'i away Ihr'e oi them were loaded.
iaol2rles along thr river were 4mllGri TO sI,.
| p.nu pprt"'i"mH S's.iiIuHny' ny pusil''9S ",riis
W. W. M'ia' 10 ~ W. 70 M - sv1l, ,, iip
| Mtur IN s2ine i!.lot!,s Wis WIS Ihtrr lr,i ur"p'
n, a,oainla y3uiins wH1 uriV"h M 'y
ton uIi.,IpE 'il,l ooa. nni W. l'i',y
damasri Inc irtshet hanase rrarh s-o,uVl'
! ltA re lsLAND, o1t Pa During hraSy paw G,n !,
| Whi,h pr'N3I"u ~ hsh' N'nIlhE from spu,h
u east anu hol'h, llr'' h-hlni hlnpp7 were
driven nshore near thr t.lesraph office. The
sl"amhoni Snri. mnor"d ut ,hnr landing. dr1g,
seh away tle wssl wing OF me pier. ana IA
SonsldrraDli other damage TO the dock. Ihe
| Sufl escaped injury, several bhthlng houses,
| SHEDS. ana roois were blown down..
BOSTON. OF. pho storm last night was
| qullr severe on thls coast rive market llshlng
| toats went nsh9re on NE spit Boston hHrbof
| anu TWO SUNK. ilry VIII plobably All DE- saved.
me tfiIS, on tne EASTERN stim'rs were inttr-
Tuptru. ine hhmhilh' lor bangor, nhu Juhh
| Brooks. Tor foriiand. both returhcd To Bort9h
| thls morning. ne steamer New bruhHNlck,
| from Boston for st. John. \. b. was in Glouces-
Ter htrbor th,s morning.
NkWPphI ~ T. o. ne storm was very severe
at7i hlshi; Inc wihI bioMs u k4le this ,lnorhlIns
ana but lew vessels are III the harhor; ihe
| uoNerhmeW schooner Joseph henry urllnu
mo brehtoh OoSe' ana several shnli ya9hlS
ana bphh were sunk. Inc steamer bristol OF
the Fail River line left here on time last night
| The Providence OF the same line REACHED here
| ~ noon To-Day, hhNlnS anchored AT W cstcrly
| during the gale last night.
| VINEYARD HAVEN, Ut. "a violent gallo from
| NE north prevails, Tho schooner Addie and
| N"lle ol NJ. J"hn, \, H.. from ~. Martins Tor
Nuw BIuhsWlck, win IA cargo ui SAT-, phrtcd
| ono Of her anchor chains ana went ashore on
| Canal flat TINS morning. She lies on u sandy
| bottom.
ILWLS. Del, oct, 5.-About I'D SAL. mostly
| wood laieh ana coliler-. nay IN the hntbor last
| hGnt. AS sItht s'hs swept lhroush thr 'han, ,
| IN lore. great d,htru'tlon was wrought. and
| tnh vessels louhlcred ht lhrlr ,moorlnsH. At
dhYllgnl, Nlls morning, mo uiioriunnt crows
| Ncrr ulscoN'T'u cllhslnE 10 Wo rlkslhs pi mo
nuihrh 'u WNi' II l'''upu I" sica' pcrll
| py the skila on the pli't pohtt. -
| inr rs known; S'he9n"rs Bnbel irons. Mary
| L. Smith Brssle Morris. Jesse W lsnn, NJ; a.
| mruhi,nh. ana, Jonh l.. m}eIe. MI 9i lhllhdol-
| PIMA; WIN u Dearborn oI Somrrs ioni. -
., IA tle hohds me nraNy shipping lhred badly.
Tho Italian bark firfnze Z, oi urnoa. from
| HenIopen, ana the brig Matlda lumber laden.
| Tor lhiladrlphla. was totally destroyed. Inc