New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
HIGH WINDS AND TIDES.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS DELAYED AND
WATERFRONT CELLARS FLOODED.
.,....,,,,.,. vrssrr.s HAD A HARD TIME REACH
ING PORT MORE CLOUDS AND RAiH
PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY

INCOMING; VESSELS HAD A HARD LIME "H
,xc PORT MORE CLOUDS AND RAIH
PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY.
INN, continual 10 rage yesterday with
'. hitch did not abate until SHUTDOWN, when IL
o,ro,od somewhat There were unusually hikn
,,d.a and as Is usual such OCCASIONS '"e oe'
lara OF buildings along South-st. were hoo'e 49,,
co,ning steamers reported having eh'o""'e'V w
,,or,, Of the coast and all vessels that couu W.
sought shelter In the forenoon there "e'e
,r Croveaend Bay two steamers eight senoo,.ei'
~, ta,,r ,,,o, boats Ten square-riggers ana iour
,ors ,,ora anchored Just above Quarantine
IT,, staonnship France. Of the National Lane en-
.,orad the storm on Sunday night Oap'a'"
Itadley her commander. spent iou'tee" 49, -,
,he bridge and brought her IN saIe'y 'eS',
through the fog and raging sea. Lons 49,,
canalboats loaded with coal srea'lE
o,, ,eare unable to come up from South Annoy
w, =, lagos could not leave their anchorages'
, -, .rec,<s and Of damage came from along
the coast. a., ,,, ,,ovas
eo,,h Roach suffered much from the high waves
o,l vr,nds md one or two small frame ilouSe' VIZ"
,Ioun down At Coney Island much uaIhase ""o
, rho new board walk at Brighton Beach WIS
entirely swept away. and the waters OF INC 90"
hoI o,.er the beach into the meadows
-, ,rd hieu. so nercely in the Upper Bay that
..i resscls dragged their anchors but no ser'-
o,s DAMAGE n shipping was reported Ss'e'"' 60,
s.la had 10 summon tugs to their ASSISTANCE. M
,oc,,,,ny steamers reported having had nara "leS
,.,,h thick weather and tremendous seis' i'e
ward Line steamer from Havana caught '"e SUI !"
~ uo,,cras and reported extremely heavy weather
Tho steamboats, Albertna and sea b'rn "'','
49,, between this city and Red Bank were 'a''
:. ..,o-1o, morning because Of the rough weather
Tho sea Bird on her trip up the bay oeioIe "'u
$40, time 81 II. and was four hours In making ,he
,-in Considerable damage was caused 70 the yA0.''
~ the Pavonia and Jersey Clty laC"l C'"'' ~ '
winds AMI waves. - $4,000,
The storm cxten led yesterday from inc l'nn'Ss.
r1 ohio valleys TO the great lakes ana the Az
,,,,tc cas- besldcs reaching far out on the ocean
+, u,as accompanied 10y heavy ram a. NJ ~,
r.tn,,u vas especially heavy IN fniiHi,' p''nn
a-,s ,nrelvci last night by the weather bulr.,.
sSnreI that the storm centre was losing ~ 49,
| Candy weather, with showers was Pre''0'eu 'o
'",,"SS "a las, night Il was blowing moderate ga
| ,r,,rn The east at Sandy Hook. The vino n,s@ a
| the rate Of sixty four miles an n0 S, s,,c,rv re-
| r',daI ~ the Weather Bureau In this Guy W"
| twenty-seven miles an hour ,,.r,hl. san,
! The heavy sea washed away consl''aus n,, 80 -
,r,n, ne beach ~ SANDY Hook ~ the pheuiin ~ =
,r,a.lo aul dynamite gun station IL WAS Ira'en I
! ~ nlatr5rm together with the carriage anu
nfrecn-mch gun mounted on IT. avaV port OF IN
"u,rr brick and concrete work % the platlotI.n ~
vrre vel AZ work filling In and sirens MN, "a
| tarr ~ the plant. as another hisn ""e "'"'" ~
| The American Line steamer Chester me Ali,a,n
e,ote ane steamer state Of Nebraska hnn n" ~. ~,
stnr steamer Nomadlc all apch0rcl ht an -
| lat night but could not BE- boarded o"'"s ~ III
| high seas and winds. ,,-,,. o,a ~
| The Columbian Line steamer COLOMBIA ana IN
| vbi,e star steamer Taurc. which LETT thsir per
Yesterday morning did not 60 outside tne ii',K -
account Of the storm. ana at late hOur iaS' "'o
| we're anchored In the Lower Bay