The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

,eward. \. and L. Hooper, barge lin
,ur. and pilot boat Bayard.
The schooner j. l.. Bryan was sunk
NJ The bay last night. and her mate aru
)ne colored seaman are the ohly su'
vivors.
THE WRECKED VESSELS.
LEwEs. DEL. September IL. -lhe
storm still continues. Following are
the NAMES OF additional wrecked YES
sels. Schooner Matte Chapman. orlg
Richard Green. ship william Il Grace
British bark Thomas Kettles ana Dai'7'i
bark Atalan,a. supposed 10 be ashore a'
Point of Cape: schooner ). % l. schoon'
or Captain ID J.. K lev went To pieces OH !
fourteen feet bank last night. Fart oi
the crew came ashore on pieces oi
wrecs. but four others of the crew are
undoubtedly lost. One mau on the lait
nied and was thrown overbe ara.
Lewes life station Is partly washsd
svav. aud the fog bell ON the break
water was washed ashore at Le"es'
MANnArTAN BEACH RUINED.
Nrw York. September ll.-Manhat-
tan Beach grouud, are ruined NE
Great bathing pavilion. to the LETT an"
in front of the hotel. is total wreck
The music stand has been knocked out
of shane. \ canal three feet deep mas
heen formed beneath il. Ol the heach
between Manhattan Beach and brighton
Roac1 hotel. the only strip oi
beach left. there was a regular
line of wreckage. 70 the west OF the
prigb,on Beach, hotel there - an eN'
panse of wrccSage and deOr'S one nun
dred Yards long and iitty ieeI "lIe'
At the Brighton Beach hOtei giouhd -
What is left of the once green lawn Is
covered with coating of Shiny. sticky
mud. From kearnes hotel 10 th'
tower the island l. desolate waste.
FR1dnrFrL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
SoMERs POINT. y. j., September
Communicated bls been t5'
tablished between Atlantic CITY
and The mainland at this place by
means Of yachts and steamers
and show a frightful state OF aiIalis
The storm is Still raging. The Yves
Jersey tracks and those OF the ksa ing
railroad are in such condition as L
preclude any service to the isiahu 10
, three or four days.
Loneport. seven miles south oi Al
lantic CITY. is entirely cut oil from al
communication with the shore.
\ captain Of yacht Jnst arf'Ve
) states tuat the Continental no el al D
$ Isle Ciy was undermined oy the wave
/ and entirely destroyed.
e. train filled with passengers - d'
taiued at Grassy BLAND, Detwee
o. Apelesea and Holly Beach. Inc
have been there forty.eiehi hours. an
provisions are now on the way 10 then
- ATLANTIC CITY NOT SERIOUSLY DA'
AGED.
~, PHILADELPHIA. September IL ,
-; perintendent Dayton. If the West Je
sev Railroad. SAYS that when railio'
and TELEGRAPH communication win \
u Ioutic civ were re-e-tiblshed u
I'd afternoon il was found that no serio
le damage had been done by the stori
ie and that DO lives had beer lost. L
in hoard walk. with the booths. TaVilio
er and places Of amusement located thei
nj on. were destroyed by the waves.
4 GREAT DESTRUCTION At OCEAN CITY.
d. SALISBURY. Nd. September III
destruction wrought by the storm
Ocean CITY is great. All the poi
in columns at the hotels aid cottages
no washed away. the doors and "indo
nd broken. and furniture Is lloatins aO'
,is the beach. The seas last night ~
- breaking 10 the second story of the 4
III, lantic hotel aud Congress Hall q
iu Oayes ran SIX feet deep through
~ hotels. The furniture is floating III
rooms.
\ rain was sent last night TO res'
th. dwellers on the beach. The w
was done Dy a large number II II
ioipipo hands and wadlng thro'
water waist deep. They brought
,o,, women to the ears one by one seated
80 their ioiped hands.
SEA ISLE CITY IN BAD FIA.
PHILADELPHIA. September IL
attempt 10 run steamer from som
no Point to Atlantic City to day had to
Ike abandoned on account o. the siO
iou Postmaster Chester. OF sea Isle I
vas reached the main land to day, ana
5 ported that place IA very BAD shi
Ny The sea wall has been destroyed
th's fifteen houses washed away. inclu'
the Newland. Star and Shakesp
hotels. Tho Excursion mousse
Surf house may be destroyed to'hi
,ons The Continental, the largest u
IL there. il safe. 40 lives bave been
stic LATEST FROM ATLANTIC CITY.
ers. PHILADELPHIA. September IA
tIsh
ure. CITY rb Absecom. y. j.. gives the
.oos lowing particulars Of yesterd
P, storm: The wind reached a v~locitl
-" over sixty-two miles an hour. 10
VII beat twenty feet high above the
rus navilions. There was great a
oSed amopg the visitors and resid
liter woman. holding child
lade her aims was lifted up by
els" wind aud tLIO~a into the v
rear the Howard pier. Mr. W
Field. photographer. jumped 10
.a of rescued the woman and child. The
,anv pie living in the houses beyond
rrcJ avenue and the thoroughtares hai
- taken from second-stcry WIN
MN I'm boats by men who rowed
X 'h for that purpose. These people
Just mostly negroes and are very
few Many OF their humble dwellings
min ruined. St. Monica Roman Ca
and Church ut Chelsea was badly dam'
,ked. in fact. hardly hotel or resi-
g of along the water front escaped ga
piled and some are su'us'.
II a. fHg STORM TX ASD ABOUND sALTl
BAirsoss, September l'.-Fae