The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03
REPORTs or THE STORM.
Snow Follows Rain Throughout Maryland
On the Jersey Coast.

New YORK, March The steamship San
Marcos. which it was thought was ashore
between Sandy Hook and seabright. reached
her dock, pier 90 East river, at O'Clock this
morning.
A dispatch from Sandy Hook. sent at 1910
o'clock this morning. says that the lie saving
people south of there report: Nothing TO
report"
A dispatch from Seabright says nothing 10
ashore there or in that vicinity
The surf is cutting into the beach of the
Seabright fisheries badly and has undermined
two of the little cottages there.
BALTIMORE March 2.-Ihe snow-storm IN
the western part of Maryland. which ushered
in March. spread over the eastern section last
night The heavy rains which preceded the
snow prepared the ground 10 receive it not
retain il, and 1t is only in untrayeled parts
that the earth wears her white mantle. Rail
road travel and traffic go on uninterruptedly,
but the dirty weather in the bay bothers
the shipping. IL was cloudy this morning at
Cape Henry, with the wiad thirty miles an
hour.
PHILADELPHIA. March q Shipping in Della
ware bay and at the BreaSwater has been
comparatively fortunate during the storm
and but a few accidents have been reported
thus far. stiff northeast wind is blowing
at the Iate Of thirty-fye miles an hour at the
Breakwater. driving OF all those who want to
get up. large number OF sugar boats have
been prevented from getting up the river by
the winds and some OF the rehneries are run
ming very low There are also many sailing
vessels in the bay waiting a lull IN the gale To
get out.
lt is feared that the schooner Marguereta.
which went aground yesterday in the river.
will be total loss. Tugs have been unable
10 get her OF. Z he brig II. g. Sibey. Just in
from Port Spain. reports a very rough passage.
She had her decks swept and lost her foretop-
gallant yard and some water casks.
PlKAsANTyILLE. \. } . March "a furious
binding snOw-stOrm - raging at Absecom.
where are many homes Of retired sea captains.
The storm ls "a regular northeast cy clone.
There is great fear for the safety OF vessels
belonging here that are known to he out on
the ocean. The Camden and Atlantic rail-
road. which runs between Absecom and Al
lantic City. is entirely covered with wreckage
and sea weed and travel over - has been sns-
pended Brgantine each is entirely iso-
lated from the outside world. the road to IL
being washed out and the telegraph wires are
down. This is the most severe storm IN this
region for several years.
GL9rcrsrfR. Mass. March 2.-The gale
RACES with unabated fury. An unknown
schooner hying signals OF distress IS near the
breakers on Dog bar. Owing 10 the heavy
sea no assistance could be rendered. The
lfe-boat and crew have been sent for and an
attempt will be made to rescue the crew.
VrFyARp HAVEN. Mass. March The
northeast gales still continue. Tho steamer
CITY of Macon. from Savannah for Boston.
Was compelled to put in here owing TO the
storm.
storms Prevail Throughout England.
ToNpoS. March a. Severe storms prevail
throughout England ana on the coasts. The
sea in the English channel Is running very
HIGH