New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
THE STORM ALONG THE COAST.
RAILROAD COVERED WITH sEAwEED-DIsAs-
TIERS TO SHIPPING

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TIERS TO SHIPPING
Asburv Park March . (Special)-The wind blew d.
rectly from the northeast all day. and the surf kept
cutting away at the ocean front from sandy Hook
south TO Seaside Park. The waves ran 50 high tlat
they washed the beach and tore Ii out all along
the shore At Bradley Beach the surf tore out the
land 10 an average width of thirty feet Inc road
walk at Como swept out to sea- The Two bathing
houses of tho Rev Dr. Charles Knox one Of the pro
fessors Of the Presbyterian Theological seminary AT
Bloomfield ~ j., just south Of his pavilion at POINT
Pleasant CITY, went out into the surf In pieces. At
sea GIrt the surf swept up under the Beach House
aft or tearing ont the bulheading ana washed out the
sand from under the front porch At Long Brincp.
the beach Is badly cut north from the new OuiAh'd'
10 the Ocean Pier. The bukheading OF the cottage
NJ samuel NJ Shaifer of Ncw-York south OF the West
End Hotel. has been demolished. Al Seabrlght niue
damage has been done since yesterday. The sea Is
stlu running ,ip under the east porch OF the cottage
Of J. 4 Rutherford, but the structure Is well oIaccd
The Kitchens Of Cooper's surf House. mt the loo' Vi
broadway. Long Branch, have been torn out ana 'ne
sea has cut big gap In the blum Near the lo"' VI
Chelsea ave IS cut that extends nail way uHV"s"
Oceanave Men were engaged this afternoon III
raising the two pavlnons on the BLUM at Lenho VI"
Ocean Hotel, so 10 move them back so thao 'hcs
would not toppe down into the SURF.
Kingston y Y March speclal).--The blllzat"
has continued here all day with more snow ana 'ouer
weather than Yesterday. The snow has ceastu W
night but the wind and cold increases 'ruile
were much delayed on the West shore ana "auHih
Valley lines train on the latter was stalled In
the snow drifts neal Emnewater station this morning
for long time. By the Use OF extra engines western
md Delaware trains were brought through nearly
on time All the country roads are lady Dioched
with snow. ~
Game MAY. March 1-Tli, mornings tide took away
more Of the beach drive extension. Ihc suri pea.
asanst the sea wall with g.oat ioce D'l inc wan
, onsc; aud more than paid for its cost OF
erection IN t!,r damage IL prevented. 1t 10 h""
thought that the buAlead will be eAteHdcu ana u'a'
- Stone sen wall will b. built In front o. President
harrison, coiuce. The train service on thc Naa 10
\nclesra and Ocean Ciiy is stil suspended. lho
wind IS moderlting tonight.
Plea.antvire March 2.-During the last twenty-onr
hours the weather had been the SevereSt OIL tS p"ft
q, tho Jersey coast since the famous blizzard several
nors ooo furious northwest gale has prevailed ana
for sSver,l hours binding wstorm prevailed Ilc
Camden and Atlantic City Railroad between Aoseeom
and Atlantic City is entirely covered WIN Se""en anu
wreckagc and at present Is III useese cohui'''"'
Drganne Beach Is entirely Isolated from the OUTSIDE
world The railroad to that place has been badly
washed out, and there Is ITO 'e'osi"Ph0 'o
tion the wires being down.
cIouc,ster Mass March TO day has been one of
tlo drcac,t seen here for many years The northeast
storm continues to rage with great energy ana tho
whole of Cape Ann Is cnvelOped in a blizzard with IN
tense cold the mercury having fallen nearly to zero
The schooner Fannie f. Thrasher, Portland. for Pen
.ocolo while irving to enter the lmrbor last evening,
cIrred away mantopmast, rigging and sails, wheli
she anchored near Dog Bar. where she was In great
danger OF going among the breakers. Peter Olsen ana
WilIln Hare. OF the started In boat 70 80
a ,hore after II tug but they have never Deeh DsaLu
IRON and II /, supposed they were drowned This
al srnoon the tug sarte. with the aid of the Humane
Socieys boat and a volunteer crew. succeeded III get
ilnr n line t. the schooner and towed her to safe
anchorage OF the lost seamen the former was
Swcde aud tho hitter belonged In Port Hawkesbury'
C. B. - ,,,, - ., ,,h.,s
iynn Mass. March 2.-The tdemill on tne wharf
Of j. Il. a W. A. Lamper, coal and grain dealers was
wrecked last night BY the washing ont OF lis seaWal
by the high tide over 1000 bushels OF corn escaped
from broken bins into the and the total loss Is est
mated at 81. 900, not covered by Insurance.
New bedford. Mass, March = ospecial.,-rhe bark
cntine william Phillips. OF this port. which Went
ashore Cape Henry on sunday, VIII be iotai
loss including the cargo. She was bouiid from
Iqnique TO Hampton Roads for orders, and had a
cargo OF nitrate board. She has been very ur-
lucky, having been dismasted at sea, dnmaged Dv
collision with wharf. had man killed on board, rud-
der disabled. and ashore. she maze inc
0uiclIeest time ever made between New-lork ana
Auckland y. L., seventySx days. she Is OF o9.
tons burden. built In 1874, ana is owned by
Joseph Heaey and others Of Fall River ana ku-
dolphus Beetle Eben J. Kempton, W. ). Norton, y.
Adams pnd John Matthews, Of this city, and L. D.
Judd. Of E1ahhHvc0