New-York tribune., 1891-10-21
Commodore Robert Field stockton was his grandfather
Ye leaves a wife and four children
MANY VESSELS INJURED.
REPORTS OF HEAVY WEATHER IN THE
NORTH ATLANTIC.
THE BRIG CLARE ABANDONED AT sEA-sEVEHAL
STEAMSHIPS DAMAGED.

STEAMSHIPS DAMAGED.
The steamers which came into port yesterday with
tunnels cr1sted with salt and with altogether STORM
tossed appearance brought reports Of the recent heavy
weather on the North Atlantic The steamship cyprus
which left Barrow on September 26 was 10 DELAYED "
her massage that she ran short Of coal and put Into
sydney Cane Breton Island, for new supply. She
was loaded with iron and had heavy weatner uhui
abe reached Cape Race. on the Grand bahhs shc
fell In with a dlsmnsted and waterlogged orig' me
Clare of Yarmouth, N. S. The captain anu oio" VI
tba brip were taken of and landed at sydney Ihe
Clora was brig OF 900 tons register and was owned
hv William ID Loyttt OF Yarmouth, n. D. she was
dismasted in the gale Of September a. ana seVera4 Vi
her crew were injured by falling spars' 40
The steamship Penpol from Fowey, came In wlul
her rail smashed her bridge carried away ana "i ''0
light work above the deck badly damaged
The Aller had rough passage OF IL rom -- pieni.
but received no serious damage INC sVo""o'
Prtdenta from Newcastle, struggling against he"sS
seas all the way across. She was so Suaineu "
aboring in the trough Of the seas that she sprans
leak and put into this port for repairs instead o 800
to Perth AmbOy whittier she was bouhu: Ise hanI to
a sister ship to the Edam now peng toweu u,cceSsion
Queenstown minus q propeller, rep0rteu u Va9der
OF northeasterly gales On OCTOBER WtiS dopned on
herg a sailor fell overheard and was dio"Iei. .o, ~
October the Dldam passed the wreck OF EeS'oi u
about 400 tons, bottom up. ayour rveninrs
Wilmington, Del, Oct. 2O.-An : h'oiy -. - - tbe
dispatch from Lewes Dell says: The effects Oh ue h
late gale are being told by vessels rfn1s f Florida
RrpdkWatPr.
with lumber for New York. has just arrived, my 20 P
tain reports passing in latitude ~, longlVuug 30
ihreeasted schooner waterogged, on inc 4tn iosj, %
with signals of distress flying and an uhNlowI i Dn
wing nv her supposed TO be taking on the sCnVoier
crew The Seward experienced the gale seVeIsI oaS
sustaining slight damage to sails ana naterIaL it LIZ
schOoner William Jones, Captain FulIer aITINeu
night having on board the crew OF SIX men VI 'no
schooner Fannie F. WallastOn. OF Bath Me- rScueu o
Octoher Ia 100 miles east OF Cape Henry Inc va va
laston took the gale of Barnegat on OetoDcr "a,
Captan Mari Of the WallastOn, reports the gaze @ a
blowing about sixty miles an hour ms XesSel sr %
thrown on her beam ends and only rghted a.Sa .S
cntting away her magts. The crew were on ti t,le
wrecked vessel twenty four hours. and saved only Oo
clothes they had on. Their suffenngs were severe
sidney kennedy OF London. and OF the crew OF IS
nIlot-bOat I. +. Bayard was knocked OVerooaru auu
99royyned Yesterday afternoon near the Capes.D
baltimore Oct. 2O-The barlentine o. Clark Gh. ar,
rived here to-day with sugar from DemerSa. PIE PIE
brings tale Of distress. Wind and wave % 6qeteG & heg
badly on the voyage and left her leaking WIN IlgsiS
gone and an exhausted crew, She left Demerarn d 1,
sentember s, and Immediately struck west IIiua
bnrrcane and she experienced series OF storms al
the wav up The crow Of ton men was KepI con. C
staptly at work at the pumps TO Keep the veseu ire
from waterlogdng, but nevertheless, the cargo was
almost ruined and the fresh water supply also froIu @
drnkng bracksh water, the mems bodies, when they
arrived here were q Of sores. Ihey arc hO"
beinQ cared for at Curtis Bay. ..,a,
The Clark was sighted by the seactug lnternauone
on Sunday last flying signals OF distress, ana toWeo
into the