The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

the Wind tore away the STAGING and moved both Of
out Of place and IN a bent position.
AT Faes Jenks chimney was blown down. and
person BY the name OF John AlIendale had several
ribs broken.
At r. Bliss h Co.'s carpenter ana turning shop tho
too half OF a large chimney. eighty feet high. was
blown over on to a two story brick building crush
ing In the roof and breaking down the side and end
walls. This building adloined the main building.
d ed a. az rns reo Men baa be e
work ia and about there nearly all day. but fortu-
nately no one was injured.
shop, which was erected ut the commencement OF
our late war, was broken OF about half way up ana
dashed to the ground with sucn violence as TO Dreak
into small pieces
william McCourts house. on Pleasant street. was
unroofcd, and the uninlured and terrified inmates
were du;n founded to see the roof or their house
lying enethwlse IN the street.
Mr.. Francis d. Morse's new house. on ecnooi
street was moved about ten or fifteen leet IN Hortn
easteriy direction, that 1t balances on the under
plnning In such manner as to strain II very mmca
house. which Is two stories high. 2ix38 feet WIN an
l4xiS, was all ready Tor plasicring and ha1 u not
been strongly built would probably have fallen 70
on as sa%s
wooden shed in Pawtucket owned by KeDar
Mailer was completely DESTROYED. ~. ..,. ..s,..
ROBERT PlewB' new house OH the "Oid ROAD 70
Providence was blown down. 1t was two stories
high, and has been occupied but short time. Mr..
Another new two story house, partly finished, on
the cold road" belonging to Masse Brothers, was
DESTROYED. We understand that there were several
other houses In that vicinity damaged or blown
down.
We hear that two new houses near the OAK works.
at Central Falls. were blown over.
a. L. Chllds CO.'S ice house at HammOnd's
Pond, was moved partly around.
The pike between this place and Providence Is llt
orally strewn with fallen trees and limbs. many OF
them as large round as mans body.
EFFECTS OF THE GALE ELSEWHERE.
The tower OF the mill at HebrOnville was blown
down and crushed through the roof
The carhOuse at Mansfield, Mass. was blown into
an adjoining pond.
Part Of the iron roof OF tho passenger depot Is
Taunton was blown or.
About one third oil the roof OF the famous Coliseum
in Boston Is demolished. The last gasp OF the tele.
graph announced a hurricane IN Boston.
The depot at Valley Falls was blown on to the
track, causing detention to the trains.
The windmill at Washington Village, lately erected
by the Hartford Providence and Fishktll Railroad,
at cost OF 81, 600, was completely destroyed.
The Shore line tram from New York arrived about
time. Mir. Conductor Knowles reports many OBJ
structons from telegraph poles and wires. The
woodsheds at Kingston were blown on the track.
and when he reached that station four trains were
there waiting. vessels were ashore at New London.
Mystic, StoningtOn ana westerly. At StOnington
the schooner l. p. Hazard and one OF Captain R0-
per's yachts were among the stranded vessels. The
depot at Stonington was unroOfod, and two church
spires there are missing. The roof Of the Yaz0O
mills, below Kingston, Ii of. The MalieAbie Iron
Works ut HIPS Grove, warwick Is also unr00fed.
Mr. Aliens yacht Julia broke adrft In Coweset Bay,
and was last seen making for Warwick Neck.