New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
MISSING HUNTERS RETURN HOME.
RorGH EXPERIENCES WHILE At Anchor OFF \
BARREN IsLASD-suFFEKING FROM
EXPOSURE AND HUNGER.


All fears as 10 the fate Of the duck-shooters who
were caught in Great South Bay by the recent
storm were aaycd yesterday, VIII n all the parties
returned % their homes. Some of them hai sH'-
fcrcl much and an agreed It was the worst storm
which they had over encountered In years OF hunt
ing over the swamps and incts on the Souih shore
OF Long Island. The party aboard benjamin Ray
uor's Yacht the Idlewd. and the one aboard the
Yacht Joker arrived late Thursday night AZ Free
port and sent word 10 their friends OF their safety
Yesterday morning they reached their homes
The Rockville Centre party. on Or. James n
Hutchinson's yacht Thorn Rose. reached HocKVl'e
Centre yesterday morning. Besides Dr. Hutchinson
there were In the party Paul Ayres, boss plumber
Of 80 III FINh-ave. Brooklyn. whose home Is IN
gb@n g CO., Of Brook.yn ana Frank white.
boatman All live in Rockville Centre They Starteh
shorc They sailed az far east az Babylon and were
their way home when On IHesag m rnan 'g nome " b
the wind and were too high and tney entered
small barren piece oI Ianl ID tne "ua,e h orr,nT or
harbor The yacht Is fOrty-iooter ana carriel'
,pn torn threatened to drive the yacht before It
ana cause an upset and death the four men went t.
wos secured t TO cable From that time until the
wind died out on Thursday me Iour men nd na they
had to be careful to make them hold out: The n,
mseJ M They then had recourse 10 snow for
cooking and drinking purpo,es During ne ,up i2up
mill they reached shore last night the men werc
an sbort ratlons To add 20 their troubles, one of
,b.r, had to remain on deck constantly night ana
d,v to watch the anchors Through THIS tney al
suffered severely from exposure On Ihurslay they
hauled up their anchors and put IN To fresporL
,,,bare they obtained coal. water ana FOOD On
TbursIay after they left Freoport for the run 10
Rock vile Centre they went aground ana STUCK ias
for several hours. -.,.. ,., -, .,
-, a hoa trnan 80 TO take a message TO his wlfe,
,'Tnq her he was alive and well ON Thursday
icbt the high tide lifted the yacht from the Mats
n1 ,bn narfv reached Rockville Centre at o'clock
,nsterlav morning Mr.. Ayres said that three soopS
law near them during the Storm ana all weathered
the gale In safety
Jersey COAST STREWN WITH WRECKAGE
Asbury Park y. .J.April 1S-The coa1' is lined with
rocLaee Of every description. Ugly cuts have been
,n,do into the blun at Darlington. and portions of
rou,der Rradley's boardwalk have been ruined by
rho tide II will be before the railroad tracks
c,, he relad and the road put In running order at
Norma ndie by -the-Sea. ,, -. c.,
~ hnjios OF the crew OF IN" Albert W. Snfh
~ ~ tho * ate Markce have yet Deen FOUND althoush
in of persons are patrOling the beach search
ing bodies. -,..o. c,,,a, TT pt,ch,s
tib ,v"nt ashore at Point Pleasan, on Wednesday
VIZ ia going to pieces Portions OF her cargo
a re being washed ashore
CATHEDRAL AT GARDEN CITY DAMAGED.
A large brownstone column, weighing three tons.
r the grounds OF the Cathedral OF the incarnation
t ot Garden city, was blown down In the pig gaze
THURSDAY morning, causing consioeraoie oAnns7 y"
th Cal