New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
wRECKED VESSELS At LEWES.
THE DAMAGE NOW PLACED AT 100000.
uAPLEss SHIPS THAT TRIED TO RIDE OUT THE
STORM BEHIND rHE bREAxwArER

STORM BEHIND THE BREAxWATEks
(Br TELEGRAPH TO TIE tribunal
PHILADELPHIA. March 18.-The tug Juno, which
sailed for the Rreal1water on wednesday, arrived
in port early this morning Among those ON board
were Secretary Edward r Sharswood' OF inc
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange, ana william
Broclie jr, Of the Insurance Company Oh Nor'n
America. They cruised around the haroor anu
examined the wrecked crafts along the shore
Mr. Sharswood estimates the loss at 100000
and SAYS that it will be much greater IL rough
weather sets in before the vessels aoated. Mr.
Sbarswood gives this as the official list Of vessels
eitbsr SINK or in distress at the BrealSwater:
Schooner II. A. Seward, of Baltimore, Captain
n. +. Thomas, from New-York to Alexandria with
guano: schooner George W. Anderson, Of Rich
mond Captain w. NJ Gale from Suffolk, Va. TO
Shooters Island, n, Y, with yellow pine boards;
J Josiah Mathis from James River to New-York
with pine wood barlentine Eva Lynch; OF 81
Johns, N. l.. Captain Sutherland, from Pernam-
bqSo to The Breawater With With s"gar sehSonfr
Iamphere, with phosphate from that place to Nor
folk; schooner Earl p. Mason, Providence, Cap
tain G. w. White from that place to Western
John Proctor. of Boston, Captain A. b White
more, from Woods Holl to Norfolk, IN ballast
schooner Abby F. Cranmer, of New-fork. Captain
]. 2. Isard from Baltimore to Nsw-iisven with
.
tain William Curles from Psmunlkey River, va,
to New-York with pine wood schooner George l..
Fesscnden. of Brideeton, n. j., Captain Daniel K
Wicks from Baltimore to Stonngton, Conn.,,
with coal schooner Elizabeth s Lee, OF Somers
Point, N. J., Captain James T. Lee. from Norfolk
to Bath, Me-. with coal schooner Providence. or
Bridgeton. n j., Captain Henry T.. Smith, from
Iambert's Point to Fair Haven, Mass, with coal
schooner Lizzie V. Hall, OF Wilmington, Del,
Captain J. d. Henderson, from Point OF Rocks,
Va to New-YorlS with pine wood: schooner A.
g. T. Benton, of Morristown, n. j.. Captain Edwin
c. Sharp from Maurice River to New-fork with
glass sand barlSentnc Zephyr OF Iyngoer Cap
tain G. I. Christensen; from Maceio to the Break
water with sugar; schooner Flora A NewcOmb,
of Wellaect Captain Henry w. Ncwcome, from
WellHeet to Norfolk, in ballast: schooner Index,
of Philadelphia, Captain Gabriel Garrison from
Maine for Washingto with ice; schooner Isabel
Alberto, of Cedar Keys. Captain Bishop, with red
cedar lumber for Ncw-Yorl.; schooner William
>. BARTLETT Of New-Yorls, Captain Daniel NAL
wood; pilotboat Enoch Tnrley, of Philadelphia;
pilotboat Enos W. Tunnel of Lewes; pilotboat
James Gordon Bennett Of New-York: schooner
H. L. Slaight, Of Tuckerton, n. j., Captain ID. W.
Sooy from Claremont TO New-York with wood;
schooner Snowflake, Of New-York, Captain Darby,
from Virginia to New York with wood schooner
Lille Fallzenburg, Of Tnckerton, N. j.. Captain
George Crammer from James River to New-York
with wood schooner Henry j. Raymond OF New
York, Captain Charles Falxcnburg, from James
River to New-York with wood: schooner Rebecca
Mr. Smith, of Philadelphia, loading with fish-guano
nt Iewes; schooner Z. H. Belden, Of Dennis,
Mass. Captain Crowcll from Boothbay Me-, to
Cambridge. Md, with iSe' wreching steamer ;Insr
Crawford. of Philadelphia, Captain r; W. Cain;
tugboat George j. Simpson, of Philadelphia, Cap
tain Handy Holt