New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
DAMAGE TO SHIPPING IN Nh"'ENULNND.
crvrR,I. VESSELS AsHORE-WOKK OF TIE
cNrIN THE BERKsIuREs AND VERMONT.

evvrp,r vrssrts AsHORE-woRK OF THE
GN,EIN THE BERKsIuRES AND VERMONT.
r.,,.a,o., Con, Aprl 2l.-Thc waves dashed over
a., go, ,rou a, Seaside Park last night and did much
doroce The sea wall Is entirely destroyed Tor more
than a mile and the water ~ Soi' points ""s"'u
moro than 100 feet over tne P'th several H"''"
bo,ts and n mud digger were iouhd on inc driveway
and the grand stand at the park Dali GROUNDS was
r, T., uoi,st The fine drives and much OF the
shrmbbcry ruined 1he commissioners say W.
dar,,c. will exceed $4,000. and may reach double
that amount. . ~ 49,
TN, two.mns,sd schooner Lydia White. bound from
Milford 70 thc westward, was blown ashore In blacN
Rock IIar.or las, night, and now Hes i'Eh anu Wy
above the high-wGtcr marx 9he i ho' '',''
damaged. 4 horse pitched overheard from inc
,,mcr Nu,uoc state the violent motion Of the boat
causing thr fns:cnlngs 10 break. The thr'"ma''el
schooner Nellie J. Croker dragged anchoF ah'
,rouud,d uuon the mud flats In the harbor, but Was
easily towed into deep water To-Day
Norwalk Conn. April 2i.-Ihe steamer Easi'' o'
thn Norwalk and New-iork steamboat company
which grounded on Long Beach saGd-bar WEI" OIL
h.r wnv 10 New York. during yesterdays s'of'h'
v,r +, * exrccted. be- foated before morning Long
Beach Is inside the Norwalk lsianos. anu '' ''N''
has been I'm no danger from either wind or seas.
>,r,,nrt T. T ,prn ol.-The steamer Puritan. OF
tho ora cnlony line arrived at her dock here Just
h.for. noon having been delayed several hours by
IN. sovcre storm Of last night. The Puritan lay In
Hunt ngton harbor dnring the night
Vineyard Haven. Mass. April :1.-punhg '"r
violent southeast Gale lat Night the schooner lSla"u
City. Captain studey Of and from D'nhlS' TOT N''
Work in ballast p,rtcd her sheet chain 4; 1hrpaulin'
cave and dragged ashore. The vessel Hes well up
ON tho beach in good condition. The schooner
Taum,h 4, Tl.b,ry small vessel moore1 AT the
head OF the harbor. broke from her moorings last
night and went ashore here.
NANTUCKET Mass. April 2l.--The heaviest east"riy
storm for years prevailed last night the velocity oi
the wind reaching sixty miles an hour Trees anu
email buildings were blown down or damaged bu'
no disasters to slipping HAY" been reported.
LYNN. Mass. Aphl 2l.-Thc twomasted schooner
Film Maria CAPTAIN Morgan. from Port Liberty, WIN
coal for this port, sank at hcr anchorage OF Lass
Point. Nahani at O'Clock this morning. There were
i've schooncrs ~ the anchorag" and IN" Ellen Sar'
dragged and fon.cd with tie Tclnmah. thp''ih N"''
shall from We.hawbcn. for Lynn. tn" Te!umah loN'
her bowsprit aud hcldgrar but the Ellen MARIA WAS
~ bndly stove tina, she sank In about SIX aihos oil
water The crew were taken aboard the Tcumah. The
heaviest sea known for years has prevailed since h',
nigh, bui The wind changed Just before noon
CREST Harrington. Mas. April GA vi lent VIM
s,o,m rag d IN tint, T. zion last Night a"V"fh SINUS
I'm Lee were blown down. \ tree wa blown across
N. railroad track near Lonoy and was struck 10y q
LOGON tive breaking the pilot and doing other da'"s''
come Goa, saed, AID golfers tuts on tie mountains
were destroyed.
DcrninetJn ". April ol.-i"iteriay S'ofh W.
vclopcd into hurricane and about m1iHs"' '"''""''
,-.r, t.mol.h.d roofs were thrown down. trees mp
rooted md barns and ou'budlngs cestro',d W M
gale Tho dNar- IN tbs ne git orl'ood wiil iii"l'.
I, thousands 4: dollars Drrlaid' Ill w" pa'n % W.
storm were, completely lcyel"d. not Tree brihe ~.
standing No live. have boon reported LOST i"'r
m,rulng tie streets wrle srewn win bran'n'S -, ~
,-... A. the soldier. HON" troy" seventy OF Ih'
LARGEST tres werr ev.ld II J. ninet""a years Si"o
a similar storm visited Icnnington ,
rutland u Apnl IA -oyer" wlnd ana si"''
,r,1, ,,r-y,il.d i'm this part Of Vermont la, nEh',
and much damage was done 20 buildings In ihis CIV
". ~ g, u.,. nrniind The NrwNork sleeper ran into
Iii ,r..s frw mile below here. and cane near
h.ing thrown OF the track In the Amount OF onh'se
The storm was one ~ The most Scve'" thiS "h''''