The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
THE SURGING SEA.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS FROM THE
RECENT STORM.
Very Great Damage to shipping all tlong
the Coast The storm -iill Raging -
Havoc Played. on the Eastern shore
Vessels that Outrode the Gale.

Vessels that putrode the Gale.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., september i3-Ihe
Gci man slip pGcesternunde, captain lfnthe
/ 1, aground on AhsccOm beach. she le.t - ct'
Tin July I 4 fDr ihliade'phia. lOai Win ce-
mtnt and empty oil barrels. she >tiuch on
. fh.- beach about o'clock last evening. Inc
captain. who was on the btiN-c Ht lb'
time. abured under the helici Tee WIS
OF cape ucnlopcn. Signals Tor Puo'
were nlcd. hut they were I - lale
Captain ,faskiii. Of the Absecon li!e-saNin.
sialiOn. quickly responded with his crew oi
six men. They m,nn-d the ilir-Dpdt al',
leff the station oui $40. ~ was h,ru
pull. and they were thrice driven DacN pN
the fuicp OF The waves. ihc vessel was ohlN
n Quarter az mile OF but 10 was ail,r
o'clock when hey fencic nor
Toward Midnight tine sen threw the Ger
terluuudc around nearer the shore, AMI thls
morning .he was io>S than forty farGs away
fr, m thc beach. Ihc cfcw viii rc oDlsed 20
abandon the vessel. and -hc VIII iObabiy be
q total loss
DRIVEN ISrO NEWCASTLE HAHB1R.
WILMINGTON. DEL. september l5.- The
Now lOfk and savannah line II amer ,hai-
tano0chie. bound for .Ncw YORK, T. ni NeW-
casuA for coal and provisions. she oncOun-
tered heavy Storm at sen, was ploMn oui 81
her course and went to l.cweS. ilct Trip WIS
20 prolonged that hcr luel and provisions
were very low. AMI lie ran mp to -s'Mc'>ilc
for supplies. She reached tnat poit Just as
supplies needed had been exhausted. mere
were thirty passengers ulolri, many OF
whom starred 10y train Tor Ne" l"fh TINS
morning.
THr srORM STILL RACES.
Nrw York september l3--Iho signal OH
Ger saws this mOrnu- that There VIII hc no
let up i'm tho next twenty -four hours.
The gnic last night drove all Incoming Nes-
scls of the coast and several days may afso
before they return. The lOg which has en-
ycIOued the lover bay for sever u days ls
clearing away and the long-d, laytd stem-
ships are coming dD 10 the CITY. All ihe over
due European steamers are crowded VIII NJ g.
sick foreigners. ! Ec Anchor line steamer 'liN
OF Rome, which arrived this morning, had a
narrow escape nom col i,iOn Win an out
bound steamer I'm The lower BAY Yesterday.
Ihe stOfm centre to-day Is OF Portland.
Ne. and Indications are That the storm VIII
have passed away Dy saturday night.
THE HURRICANE oN THE EASTERN ssonE.
BALTINOnE. september ia Nfws Oman
cock fNu.I special SAYS; che terrible storm
which SWEET over the tuc csape1,Nc bay riANc-
havoc on the Eastern shore. Bridges were
swept away. the telegraphic wires were Blown
down, tho lOw.nrds were inundated, uud
crops were ruined. The wind blew huui-
cane and the tide rose % an enormous
height. completely suumcrgins the WhaiNes
at DnnncOck
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.
NORFOLK VA. september Billie British
steamship tiodreNty. from ~. JuAp. Cuba, to
Baltimore. with iron ore, Went ashore one
milo south al Cape Henry 40 O'Clock last
night. llcr crew are stll ON board II j.
thought tEr steamship can bc iiOited ny jet
tsoning her cargo our.