New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14

were called 30 the assistance OF the Lewcs crew. ami
vallany they worked so that moi life was lost az
LcwcS proper.
A dispatch TO Every Evening from Lewes tnls
afternoon stated that the schooner William H. SHOW
rom Philadelphia with coal, at anchor up the BAY
was abandoned by her crew. II is feared that 'hcS
were lost. There mnc men. Inc veSse' Is s"'u
10 be In good condition. The tug Argus was sent 10
bring her to the Breakwater. The schooner "9"oi'
at Rchoboth Beach is the Sarah [. CARR raSSon,
Brdgeton n. J. She IS in good condition anu VIZ
be got off. The crew are missing. Inc sup ",''a"i
II. Grace and the schoOners j. d. Robinson anu "'!o'
william H. Tontum VIII be a total loss Nor"fs'a"
bark was sunk on Fahom Bank of the capes The crew
were taken off this morning by Boston steamer.
The American bark Doris Eckhon' WIN c'S on"
machinery from the Harlan ~ HoilnSS"or'h 'oiP'"'
at Wilmington. for Brazil, will have TO DO to"oo W
Philadelphia for repairs. A., o-
The steamer ola Dominion picked up of the capeS
new American three masted schooner, with ice, Tor
naItlmo,e dIsmantlcd on Tuesday night She was
lowed into the Breakwater last night. The American
schooner Harry Wilmington. Captain Baker' aIiNeu
the Breawater last night with sails lost ana OUT Vi
provisions She was bound for Boston, with coal IRON
baltimore. The brig Loyalist is still al
the Breakwater leaking slightly ana us
mantled. The following vessels rode od'
the gale at the Breakwater and reported all right
schooners John C. sweeney, Lizzie H. CariareSh'
Annie Orsnmer, J. X Manning f., n .d En Gi1eS
II.
Harriet r. Brooks Bessie II. Beach, Robert r King;
The steamer Chattahcochee Of the Newl orn arc
savannah Line, came up the Delaware 10 NeWc &
iast night out OF coal she was due IN Newiorh
on Monday, but blown out 10 sea Many pas.
senCeis landed and went 10 their destinations ny
rail. She is loading coal and provisions TO-DAY, -
The crew of the barge Wallace were All saNeu ny
the tug Morse and taken TO Philadelphia THIS morning
Tho Morse also saved all the crew Uf lie barge 81
Cloud. with the exception OF one man, VINO Weht
down with the barge. The survivors were DfOugh'
here by the Morse. - ,,.. po,.
Waterloo a summer resort on The Delaware bay
is entirely submerged. and out of twenty couages III
the place the one belonging 10 DR.. Hear1 OF fhlla
tephia, is the only remaining -
laurel. Del Sept. 10 fSpeciall.-The dawn To-Day
revealed a spectacle of ruin and disaster unparaeieu
in the history Of the Delaware Brcakwatef. "heh
Tho storm broke Tuesday the artificial harbor was
filed with craft at least 100 being within the wall
Thiry-seven these have either been dashed to pieces
or imbedded in the sand A half dozen Others SANK
outright at least fifty driven out TO sea and IN
all probability lost This is the inference now ana u
II should be accurate. the number of lives LOST VIII
excecd 300 while to vessel property VIII not
fan much below S6.000000.
All the houses I'm Lewes along the beach are Hooded
treat further inShOrc. The storm made SAL wlcck
of Rehobolh Dclaware's popular summer resort
Twenty nine OF the thirty cottages at Point peasant
this county were washed away by the storm ana inc
occupants forced 10 take to their boats. Inc Town
of Milton and Slsughters Beach were also parts SUI
merged.