The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

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FOUR WINTER MONTHS ON THE NEW JERSEY
Oct I. ls91-Ats ?. n. during northeast
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the o and S.Ds as
seven persons brought ashore in the brooches
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SsS Ct; Us Il. three
mastsd schoener Moses 3 Brsmhall stranded
and allied on Homer Shosls The ne savers
crew Of seysn to the ilehthoSse tug. 6ardenla.
oct nThs schooner 4. Charles A. dBsiegs
ass as ana s sf Sss
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inlet. Two Of tho crew rowed. out In u skif
station SaS fPd EFT oYs r. s sss Afternoon bro.
masted schooner was vase. seen f. g 60 aground near
ana day H bSss the
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Ney. iHEThree men from the pilot boat John
hs ft sprhs opnoss
snail Soss e isswss5Sd; sndsnssilns IL iiys:
and hard chase across the wind. They took
ashore. Then. carrying the small boat faI up
fss ssss ss q Rd0s
men anew This time they reached the Will.
N NY y sai Slap. w.rdell having informed tn.
washed up at Long Branch: the tug Gsrdepla
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afss strand
crew rowed ashore Meantime the. lifs savers
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and sH shs Of
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pulled her of and saw her into safe water:
Dec 1.-THE fishing schooner Annie God
frey stranded on the south side Of Barnegat
Inlet at SIS O'Clock r. ". having misoalculatsd
her distance from the boach. The weather was
clesr. The surfInen went out In . boat and
Dee. iU.-The three masted schooner Ben |
iamin b. Church m!stook Absecom Buoy for
the buoy OF Brigantne Shoals. and stranded
at 7:l5 x N. at low tide In hazy weather Tle |
Atlantic City crew went to her assistance In |
I he surf boat and threw overheard 1OO tons OF |
coal, thus tightening her SO she hoated vt high |
tide They saw her into spfs water: ,, =.
abh ae ed IL schaonsr John bnrye seI Stranded
at Cape May. and was Immediately. i.covered
by the patrol. Horses werS got TO drag the
was dangerous She was 10 far In: however,
that the. life savers threw ropes eboard and
pulled the sailors ashore through the surf. |
They were clothed. fed. and kept over night |
In the station.
Jan. ia fishing BOAT Of Atlantic City !
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