The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
l,OCAL MATTERS.
rnc yina-stor,n of Saturday.

= and near the city much damage was
.,,a 10 property by the great wind-storIh
- .s.!,urday moruing. From what we nave
49,, enabled TO gather. the Storm-centfe
IA moi have been one-quartcr OF mile
10 u moved south by west through our
., md dcraIiShcd the telegraph lines IN all
...sinns north and south OF us.
"..,. were blown down, and pedestrians
. nm, portou oi the town through which
I..,,r>, blow" passed were in immi-
-. ANGER of their lives from the dGbris
..I.?, ,ctnp>.
-, IN. B.rok turnpike. one mile from the
-, .~,h'r-cnd Of the brick house of Mr..
irvine was blown iuto the house and
-, II # the roof blown into the yard.
I.Inc. who WAS writing in one of the
r..ara> =; The time. called to his chill.
vha were playing above, to come
.. thc I. I'm being so violent he feared
rAry had scarcely left the room
49,. ,.,s w;..l of the house was blown in.
:. i;n.nr!!'> uci-gatcly on same road,
..~, blown down, besides large Qlan-
49,. # ..,,lA: in that neishborhood.
r... ..r-.. trees in the yard OF David M.
r .rl.vooa." residence Of the late
..t II !..t>-wcrc blown Oh the front
... .rs.!rciv demolished ii.
a.. ~ /. l.. Nouu2'S. four miles from
.u -, lirook turnpike, the storm OF
...tr.ta 49,, the heaviest ever kIlown
v. l,jt,..c W,a 50 fortunate as to
....mtguN-",
,....r...; Grounds the damage was very
. rg-fhai oi the catirc icuclnS around
a,rty Ma blown down. and the fol-
....n. aEiiia.. are complete wrecks: The
....., ,.o.-Maruinc Department.. Garden
f..,gtr+.. =" Art Erildm-." main pavilion,
.,, bui,d;ng in the northeast part OF the
.roG. aoi the chirkcn-roop>. The dam
-, to :hi~ property is nearly $4,000.
FL, strength OF the storm is fully visible
.,.. where manv of the buildings are lev
...i 10 the ground aud the de3rtS hurled
n., from! the >c"nc # disaster.
i4t uf the Old Dominion Steamship
,a.r..;ui'> shed WAS stripped of its tin-rool-
., md lia>kin>'> warehouse, at Rockets,
a...l,o ,ll':mgr1.
r,,. We ~ uf {. J. Jarvis, standing at the
. }an itrr Railroad depot. WAS overturned
m >r,A.u. md the horse attached to the
.a,. injured On Fifth street, the fence
.s Ma. II. HIVES Was blown down by de.
.-a-. OHy Il iow plankS were taken Off i'll
r.. m..a.H.. but hy 1 o'clock it was com-
-..; .I,aoi>h"i. \ number Of trees were
.g ,own at Nr. HoIaday'S, near tie
G.fr college.
lro rhUn.y~ on the Creighton farm
a.,.. t,:i' II" Ninc-Mi!c road, were blown
o.. 'a,a porch pf the house owned and
.aini tN Nir. II. W. Tyler, on Church
ILL. lit The 'Gd ri the back porch of DIR.
,m.>G', residence. in the same ncighhor-
att Nul" Also blown down. and Il portion
#alrmrr Wl> carried some distance.
! arylr@.t'c#r on the roof Of ID. c. Mayo
4 t.'- tr.acco factory, Twcnty-fifth and
H.U .irrt.. vas blown off Saturday MORN
3nar . o'riock. It was carried across
Nsu ,',o.. struck and demolished The end
at rlss"" luihiil~ on The northeast corner,
t,'.l-.a- tn l.. II. Mayo and occupied by
'.Ha tt"ri": knocked down g;ts.lamp,
Er"aph prf'. and broke The wires of the
"~35:yH telegraph. The wagon of MIR.
a.'' LHh"r. which was passing at the
'.au. Nt> badly smashed, though, sngu'
1'9-l., neither the horse nor Il MIN and
Wap %"rc in the wagon were injured.
...' ,,'>> ul Nc>-rS. Mayo d Go. is about $3.50.