New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
DAMAGE ALONG HE JERSEY COAST.
RESCUE op A SHIPS CREW EXCEPT ONE MAN

pATHlNG HOUSES SWEPT AWAY.
AspuRY PARK, n j., Nov. 24.-lD the night
the schooner Pcacedae went ashore here and broke III
two nInidships. She will Do total loss.
The storm that set along the Jersey coast on sun
day night greatly in violence during yesterday
and last ght culmnnting this morning III the highest
tides and heaviest Witnessed AZ AsDury farK
the per that supports the main sewer Ou'e was greatly
damaged and temporary pavilion was destroyed Inc
dam and succwuy tho foot Of Wesley Lake was huch
injured and the IN great waves rushed over the
and into the lake, sweeping everything De-
fore IT, In ocean Grove the destruction along the river
front was terrible Rosss bathing establishment was
damaged To the extent Of $500, and the wide beaob
promenade along the entire front OF the Grove was
either torn completely away or undermined 80 asIo
mako its removal or reconstruction necrssary'
Tho payion where tho surf meetings held IN tho
summer was washed entirely away and the big dag Han
went with It, The entlro beach cut away from ten
70 thirty feet inland, Ouly pavilion remains. AT
the south extremity Of Ocean Grove Is LaEeros Dath-
ing estabshmcnt consisting OF 900 bath-houses large
pavilion, ~ restaurant. Office aud other buildings
large piece OF wrecago brought In by the surf and
that supports this structure. FIFTY bath
houses were swept entirely away and 300 were totally
grcled Mr.. Lllagere also loses bathing suits worth
So 600 which were stored In the buildings. Altogether
n, has lost 000 which there Is no Insurance
whatever The damage along the Ocean Grove front
will amount to Sl5 0O0 besides tho serious and total
loss OF a strip Of beach fifteen feet wide and onehah
mile long, Away from tho beach but little damage was
DONE -. ,, 49,, .,,u
rne tide at high water at Atlantic city this morning
was higher than has been since 1887, when seventy
feet OF the lighthouse cottage on MassachuseusaV.
was wasked away The water IL on every avenue h
the oy except Aantic-ayo. and boats are Drought n'o
use to convey residents and from their business h
ocean ends Of all flooded, AMI Auanuc
ave. on which the Hotel Brighton s Situated irop la
slic-aye to the beach. Ia mpassable Tne wlnd whSn
had been blowing at gale for two days Irou tno hos
east died out during the night, SO that the sea
The works OF the Atlantic City Drainage company no
damaged TO the extent OF El,ooo. Durint
the morning, as tho tides rose hiSher' tn', oA
cilement among the residents was ntcns..
No trains on the Camden and Atlantic or west JossoS
Rarads have arrived during the day, the Tue e'ns 50
yh over tie mea,io that the tracks OF Doth roaos
were hoated out OF position $1,000, 49,. ,,o ,r,srauv
A ilspntch from Cape Nay stated that the unusuaIS
bh te has badly damaged the Queen Guy au sea ,so
hrnncea of the West Jersey Railroad ana trains are uh-
abIe 10 mako connection with the nam liue. -
The amin Malta which rebuilt from an OH steamer,
went ashore AZ Ocean Beach this morning. One sdor
innned boari and drowned nut the Other nc-
hers of the crow thirty breo in number were Drought
ashore by the life Saving Tho vessel was iouco
with empty oil barrels -, ,.,.,, +, t.,,a ,yas
dashed AGAINST % rock at keyport alh Is totaL
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