Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
HAYOCALONG SHORE.
Tia Atlantic Coast ExpsK1sEclsz
81 UuDarzislsd Storm
s@isrs 6iSsa ~ fsr L.ssf-ss~sias Re-
sorts Aiaaesz nzi@sa s@s~2s1ss IL
$50 fsrk Cits EissS14 -
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aarT t7seCt over 14s a. i4ss Lns s1fesG
Newer Ia -ls us.l44ry VI t4s oldes- laall-
taas AK -ae -as rlA 80 aga. 4l cregE sP
20 tas lss-t u lls s4ss-A lLs LASS s11
Asl-A riFars we're a44Cst deserted and
Ee4s of l1a s-lzlsr arsf- seemed Inclined ~
ssat'l4l s4l Ila tsErq soAss lad 5o mas
taa.4 ais p tas lle.L earsfll manner tor
Tea q aeellsata. -l8 Nalar Ia many 9laees
bslE ap sssr ga l4salns plaosa 4ls
H. a las caused sad -aggc iu Lls ce-lars
aiolg so-a Eifsr -rllls - l-ic4 a. ms
fee4 ~ s4rs4 caiaz fsporls1 Ia seals ~
the n before 14a -iIs tslL TIC sas- Ali
wsss udss' ths STERN = called, T. ~
yssrlg Eac-zrs1ce. sa1 asyeE before las -
rssu. Esd 80 a.sa.lEolsT
Pe.ies.rl4alsm - ls La11eF0u5. and those
wbo Ners co.'s PEELED - szlx IA Streets
rfeq-41-lg asLzaL shelter "a 10or~aJs -
ssc-Ds lAs rags % lie slsE4snsA IN
bre4as sers 1llif4lees 70 iocomo-loa and
were l4s.sss l.r "a e.a4 SrSgs Las
gain lo szE-A aat carried 4 ug again
Ia spray Chl1rea were hfted boeIiy
from ths rro4na aud ueak-liu1ed travel
ers o.uug ~ lamp soa = and bels gr Aph poles
Tor support Gag poles ~srs snapped iato
spllssers snI Y1In4 -rees lItsd o1t " tds
ground 5T lls rgo-a
A. tls Battery rae water came up within
e. i1clss ot s4s top o- lhs stone sea y Al.
over which The waves broke and sent
foua.4i ot spray spurtlug Tar IN on the
stone pavement Tie guarcs ot ths rev
ea1s cutters Chsnlier. WASHING gton and
Aanhat-aa ln sheir serths south OF tho
barge Office. pere even WITH the top 0f Tia
ssoas uisr
The water c01cfnusd % rise. pouring into
ta- sewer plpes au1 0Gs OF tho culvsr-s.
flooding GU. streets until Vest and south
sTea1s ald neatly a. the cross
slees a.oug no No-th and Eas, rivers
dovs town rsssnblsd a ui'uiaturs dnty
FenIcs Garbage and alta came vita
ths water ou- % tne sewers There
was e ceptl or gh1een Inches of water Ia
some OF las s-Ec--s ana cellars were full
A roa boat could le Eoaled IL Tie dining
room of Escre.ts Hotel
Ias satcl alolx IAs E1s. and the North
rivers Is not 30 high. but many celLars and
taasmsa8s ara still flooded. and business ~
the docks and Along the river trons - stll
being carried on 41lsr greA Al difficulties The
vessels &C anch1r along tho south street
piers seem 20 -ays passed taEou Ugh workable
cyclone Rigging was torn into Fhreds, and
slars and ll asls were tissantied while the
waves beat Wirh gEsas fury ayainse tho
vessels SIDES even as they lsy az their
piers Ias telegraph wlres between here
an Sandy Hook are stil down There =
consequently Tao greatest Uneasiness felt
s BY the lasmbers OF he Maritime Exchange
c1acsrntng tho safety OF vessels IN the
offing In roundabout way IL was learned
that 0aly two vessels had come up 10 guar
antiae since russday uirhE
The tias arose sar zbOvs some OF the
docks located between ths Pennsylvania
railroad and the Delaware. Lac<awanua &
Western ia jersey City On Payonia
avenue. tia th0goughrUs leading from
tho ferry. tae water was two feet
deep and extended beyond the Eries
train sheds The water vas over the
wheels of the hcrse-cars and passengers
we're landed hy means of temporary
brldges The eatlTs Erie freight yard was
entirely submerged. and thousands OF bar
Tels OF -four axe reported damaged
JOAN Manson. %. It5 Butler street Brook
I'm. vas baricd under a rcot which had
been blown % near by and received fatal
Injuries Charles French o. stagg street,
While nc wo-k f. a school building IN Have
meyer street was blown OF the roof and
fnssantlv killed. Charles Crane. OF Is Floyd
street ale crossing d rite avenue was
tloNn lgainst q vassins wagon and fatally
hurS
A RAG. ~ srgrf a. Monday night and Tues
DAY morning beat upon C0usy Island
Bootds paviions bathing houses. walks,
ralroat tracks and portions Of hotsis wera
DESTROYED ard III. whole beach from Nor
tons Poin5 20 beyond the Oriental Hotel
Is ssrssvn With dsbriH The greatest dam
~, was dcaa early - higa tide
VS. coming tn A. ths foot OF
ths So beach walk as Vest Brighton
ths roadway was washed away
and water deep crough for STU water
,ath.ng aoodsd tho saore. The drinking
bar beneath the OLD ir0n pic- was broken
70 viecex Auditor Ns.son. o. tas Sea Beach
railroad said he estimated the damage a.
West Brighton would reach between s.. coo
and $1,000
The ocean prescatei glorious spectacle
an tho huge waves Piled higher and
hfrh,r or, tha bosoh aud reached further
arf frr-hsr inshors wherever the contour
q the land permitted From North !
Poins . sbs life saving station, and
"a far terond a. t5e ere could
reach The lsetsn rollers. snow
ranrst fell crlsainE on ths sand
am seus ne spray hirh in th. afr one
rrsa5 wave srrncS the famous marine
railroad Manhattan Beach Tearing its
wv through rns shattered frame work ls
svv~r,t uv the hearh and trEing the sea-
board track ifted 10 NJ bodily and threw
IL eiear ever ths other track The rails
we've bent and twisted. She ties were torn
from thsir faste1fnrs and both tracks
we're shifted nearly a rcd toward
Grave~e-t No surh exhibition ~ a
~avr-s ~o7var was ever seen on
Cooev. Island before The 0rsas bathing
pavilion. th- property % ths Brighton
beach Hetai fhat stood on piles IN ths
esra ,f ~ sur - tas EAST Of ne hotel
eou "a sta-d sne storm no longer It vas
nearly 100 fees lorr snd 80 and holt
STORIES hizh Creakin~ and grosninE. is
va Hf-sd ID almost betty from ths pfi-
b. the risinr food and is cropped
VII ri1htJ crash On the sand
ra- storm aas caused great damage siorg
fha ,8ase ef Long fsisnA AZ FocSava7
reaca fhs u5s reached an unparalleled
hel4bt Tuesday Fathing -hcrsss w~re
washsa sws7 and re rsves broke In on "a
vrr1rtes ,f roe hotels The stort stretch u
raifrnsa r10ninE between Eccxa-av Reach.
kvrrne ana Far fnckawav was sub
u,srzed rrr1rn az it wRs underu,ined.
ana ,he treins SAD 80 30 tisccntfnued A
h~t.frs between Arerns and RocxavsT
Beech VA carried away Al rhe small
fs.arts in Jamaica Bar Ver- covered vi-h
watr- srrre'T snT thfng could - sen
e. Hog ls.aua e. hEh rde AZ -
h~,ffinxf % aha stand sss been washed
a-rav. Ffra islar3 ard oak is'a.d ~srr -nf
eT f-o-u All .-ur lnirarior WITH ne main
land tr teat rr -e.Frranh Frrrl che fsb-
ven shore zrea- saves ccui - seen
h~sskf1e ever eeeh alIsads
ser Hareor VS. doo1sd TIE rater Gov
49, IA r--r rsirri rsrrosa tracks and
~arf Al. ear towns ti9nz fhe shcrs rspcvs
~,.-. sr iars fsrfrs s,nsi rraff ar
.ner-F IN che hnrbors sni esvs wee