New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

much TO the excitement TO the injuries he
has received
MINOR CASUALTIES.
Yesterday morning portion OF the front wall OF Phe
Ian Collenders building Nos. 60. 65 St ana 60 Crosby
st partially demolished by fire few nights was
blown outward and in its fall broke down the telegraph
wires FOR distance Of nearly two blocks The track OF
the Boeckerst Railroad line was covered with the fallen
ming. gang OF men were set at work and the mass
| a dangerous condition. and will be taken down
portion OF the chimney OF the house on the north
west corner of Seventh-aye and fourteenthst was
The Cornice of the building No li9 East Fifteenthst
The show.window OF the dry goods store OF Messrs.
johnson, Burns Co. at tho southwest corner OF Four
teenthst and University place, was blown In ana the
skylight was wrenchcd from the store No 7os Broad
The chimney blown from the house No. l25
The wall surrounding the cooperage OF VIM. p Bensel
at No $50 Westinghouse. was blown inward and de-
mollshed.
The chimney Of No 497 Canal ST. dashed to the
pavement and narrowly missed policeman
THE STORM IN BRooKLYN-A WOMAN KILLED.
Much damage was done in both the Eastern
and Western Distrctsof BrooklynnThe streets were in
many places overlooked and cellars were filed.
Ellen Creed age9, while returning from church to her
home at lO2 North Sxth-st, knocked down by gust
Of wind and her head coming in contract with stoop
fracture OF the skull caused and she soon died.
The French plate glass in the show window Of s. +.
Writings clothing store, No. 2i3 Westinghouse was
blown out upon and smashed into fragments
The roof Of Chadwicks drug store, in COurtst,
| carried OF.
| A threestory frame house Bushwick-ave near
Moore.st.. wrested timber from timber; damage;
Paronsts lost its roof The roofs Of the brick house
corner OF Court and Huntingon-stsp OF No lmlay,st
the retorthOuse OF the City Gas Works, on smthst,
semitic anywhere else but where they belonged;
Part of the city, and great amount of damage done by
the tearing OF awnings and breaking OF sHyngnd sor,
Tenth-sts, E D., fell about M, and crushed shed
| adjoining. The odeon Garden fence was almost de-
mOlished.
The bark George Becker IN. g. and an unknown
bark came collision the afternoon at Quarantine.
The George Becker lost quarterDoat and had her quar-
ter badly chafed by the American barks bead-gear
The brig Annie Gardner from Demerara, which an
chored at Quarantine Saturday evening dragged her
Quarantine Landing. shelremans perfectly tight, and
Will get of as soon as the gale a6ates ,,
The docks at Quarantine Landing are badly damaged,
and the Health officers boathouse-in the act of being
moved-was demolished and the debris blown INTO the
The vessels at anchor Quarantine, both inward and
outward bound remained at anchor with all hands on
watch.
IN NEw-JERsEY.
The wind came sweeping down the Hudson
by the Palisades and great fury against the
bluff back of Hoboken and Jersey City. SO great was
the violence OF the that Captains who ashore
on Saturday experienced great peril in reaching their
vessels anchored in the stream. The meadows in Ho
boken and the marshes between them and Jersey City
made into lakes The roof of Bradys Rink III Jersey
City lifted from its place and thrown into the middle
Of the adjacent street large frame building upon the
corner of second and Cntonsts HOboken, valued
8. 800 was blown over and demolished. shutter on
Pasade-ave Hudson City, which had been lifted from
ts Mace srucE Franklin Caaghan upon the head IN its
descent and injured him badly, but not dangerously
blacksmith shop belonging 10 John DAILY IN the First
Ward OF Bergen, and carpenter shop IN Cnos, were
eeed with the ground The loss IN the latter case was
Mr.. Solomon McElroy OF Harlem, driving out a
carriage back OF Hoeoken was Obliged to take shelter at
private house. and later to drive his horses 10 CON
venient stable. gentleman few rods ahead OF MI
McEroy had tho top OF his buggy blown away ana also
lost his hat and blankets The horses were immediately
turned for the nearest livery stable.
Yesterdays afternoon the Hackensack and Passaic
Rivers to a greater hight than they had attained
the last ten and the surrounding country almost
dotted with floating hay-cocks and houses
inaccessible except by means OF RATS Ine einDankment
road to prevent the encroachment of the Passc River
partially washed away, and the water rushed over
with much impeuosity Several houses were carried
away but no loss Of life was reported several tuns OF
hay missing. In Newark, last evening, an old tree
regarded revolutionary relic, was blown down on
Police Station ordered to clear 1t No otner
damage was reported IN Newark mp to late hour last
night.
ALONG THE HUDSON.
Last night, at Poughkeepsie, the piers and
docks were submerged The storm was lighter North
Below Poughkeepse, between Peekskil and Roahook,
the east track Of the Hudson River Railroad washed
and 1t became TO use the west track for all
Reports Poughkeepsie state that the only
ice obstruction between Stuyvesant and Caseton
boat will be able 10 push through 10 Albany to-day
BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March GA severe wind and
rain storm prevailed here last night and this morning
Twenty buildings some OF them course OF erection
were blown down or partially demolished. Several
houses were unrOOfed in different sections OF the city
Ten large trees III Druid Hll PARK were torn up 10y Ine