New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

ing to Thomas Dunhsp's nephews broke away from her
Doorng, At Prentices Wharf, Brooklyn, and came In
collision with the ships Evening Star end Idaho'
damaging the sens OF tho two latter vessels to the ex-
tent of $500. The loss to tine Robens will amount 10
Incidents illustrative Of the force OF the wind were
numerous. In the Equitable buildings pane of plate
glass feet by A. was blown from its cash and thrown TO
the pavement of the corridor several persons narrowly
s;aping being struck The clock Of jewelry store on
beams inan at work on Dr. Halls old churen, at
Nincteenthst and Ftave., blown out 20 feet from
steepie but succeeded in reaching rope and safety.
In Brooklyn several buildings were blown down: a
in the vicinity of Bedford-avcs left a heap Of
ruins causing loss of about 10000 to their owner
Vulnerable signs and clinneys were blown down About
1880 gust lifted the roof of Public School no ~
posting it in the center of the street barely missing sv-
eral pedestrians Intcse excitement was caused al s
toward the doors and windows. Presence of mlnd on
s9e part pf onH t9e principal ~ 9 ana tSm
however. r'''' received bruises and contus'ons
The roof Of Lawrences ginny-housc, at Bussi k-ave
against house on the opposite side OF the street seN-
crdl people who the sidewalk barely escaped be
OF the residence Of Mrs. Catherine keegdn At
Thiry-sxthst. and Thrdave., and tearing tine gutter
house % VIM. Snow, at No 10 Bamhrdgest, was also
ar Soof e Of 10Y p6e U BpSt hls CnnTe at
and Fourth-ave, was carried long distance away ana
demolished Two houses owned by r. Latham. at Irus-
ton and Sackmausts lost tneir coverings by the gaze
CHIMNEY causad n slight fire in The honse of Patrick
Knowles, st No. 73S Herkner-,t. The show-wldow OF
George Banks store, at MadisuD-s and L icheilaVe,
extent OF $3.50 Tbe sliow-window OF c. f. wnliam,'s
grocery store AT tnthaye and sevente'nth-st.' Wa
blast carried away the lin roofs OF the houses AZ Nos l
TO- IL 49, aud II Bainbrdgest, resulting In damages
5000. They owned by ID. Fowler. Several trees
different parts Of OF he city also blown down or
uprootcd. \ gust which swept along Thlrd-aye about
p. m, carrying away chimneys It advanced, struck
The Of the Dutch Reformed Church OF Fhy second
st. aud tie states when composed Il flying in every
direction The tin roof OF tine house ~ hrs MonFay, at
No 5sI Vanderbilt-avr. WAS whrled through the arr
about 300 Ieet The roofs % the following houses were
blown On late IN the afternoon: Nos l35, l37, ana i''
Lynchst, owned by John McNAnghon. Henry Webster,
and Henry Jones' Nos 30 and 73 Penn-st, owned BY r.
ii. Evans and samuel Haruling
chapter ~ accidents has also been reported rom
Newark: shortly after ! a. M the chimney iett ,
standing since the factory destroyed by hrc Last
FAIL was blown and crashed roof OF NJ d. Bry.
oTote the force Of Tho fail and saved several
horses from being hled similar accident
on Chestnut st. below Ia airo1d1ve chimney 100 fect
nigh blown over noon the factory root, b. eaklng
through It aud greatly damaging the stock end hhInies
IN tie factory. persons IN the factory received
slight injuries: The loss u estimated at y 300 Inc Inc
wind tore of the tin roof OF Headets lrlihh .nu bas
Factory Iyc-st, and dam gcd the roofs ~ lllhty
butt structures N different paris Of the ey In Eid. 49,
beth the roof Of the lonk frtn"n hhroh pc. VIZ
moished The ouly dea'h reported u iha oi feier a"
was instantly killed at y. M ystrrd,y while Worhing
Pennsylvania hcishtcar, by the blowing over oi
~ Tie ,,,- A.
Al Paterson, n. j., the framework of a building In
0f erection NJ f1tTentaye snd thirty hI-irt
WAS destroyed. The building is owned by Cornelius
White aud was blown down about Two weeks ago me
roof of the huding carried ahout 90 feet small
frame building IN prUcoss Of erection In Mhy-st Was
own down. barn wis laid prostTdt" near the luto"a
Pubic school. aud The sup Iintendrn, Dismissed hdt
and he Van Ouen rtrort school alter the nrs session.
TO AVOID possible HcoiIcnts. A large q lmnfy slr,
mounted hy weighing half ton iCil with l"uu
crash, and part broke through The Ioof OF
the new rhn Ward schoohOuse- superintendent, James
Van Embdreh WAS ia the vicinity ~ tht thc Dul
escaped unhurt. one O tb" towers o te Wills street
Baptist Church blown a part OF the onor
ohc Washington Market war carried away, ana MAS
feared the roof Nulid De- taken Un gang ur men were
placed 81 work IL pOsh!hle. The tia
roof Of ncNairc'. bakery at Washington aud Division
-s, and of Van Ilrrstincs store at htHteht aud
Prarsis, blown on large number of rlgls were
torn from their fasrniu- ~ and great many cbmnryr
and trees blown down III all sections of the cU'
several vehicles were aiso oNtttuiu,d, Dut 40 Que MAS
s,riously injured.