New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-20
STREETS TORN UP.

SvnpK OF srEAM-HEATING COMP ANIEs.
HGrus, scs IN THE LOWER PART ON THE olli-
Much ANNOYANCE AND N0oN'HNi"N0"
~ ss"tsmner. 1881, the New-York Steam Heating
An cepsoh aSan their assaults upon the streets IN
Rmip pwsy end Of the city. The American Heat and
Power Compsny o0t tbe same s time having too
extensive franchise, began work ABOUT s SEW
months later. In general way the saho .ei sin,n
~ss attacked by both companies, put not sihul-
fsneonsy. and from the first date to now now
The streets within that territory have be9n
fled with distractions disngured oy unsslusai,ad
heaps of dirt psvng-stones tar kettles I'M
lumber, and bags of lampblack, aud made NUS us
ance by the vile smells WHICH come ron tho ,no
trenches The inAiction has lasted more tn hars
The mains have been laid house a old The
making at intervals and wherever go 20 he dan
gerous 70 traffic which, besides his risk' mas w ~
snffer costly aud annoying delays =, .ha com.
ine UNI Sas died new trouble and new annoy
go 20 the old Broken pipes and ieaky Jvn'S n
permitted the escape OF stea ndb the sand and
Sssnns from between the paving stones sone.,n LINES
~ fallows the pipes until II is discharged I'o fhe
noe, % racent break at John and Dutch-Sts-. u
.scsnes into Easements and cellars tnr o;Isn
the openings made to ADMIT INC m, yeibfcb
;nto The buildings Inc stem =, Ass
a.csnes thus into the air has passed through u1S
nc Iamnhlack which Is packed arouhu lio an an
and through the CItNlCtS VI NV
box This box is made OF WOOD M aL tencbes
coaI-tar The steam issues laden Win nc -, he
gathered in its passage ana d's1ilUuvS tv The eff
SIr for the delcctatOn OF the community ,re,na
Sact a, tunes has been diSagreea6le III the eAu i
Snt the climax was reached ON Wednesday a, oO %
and Dntch-sts Escaping steam gave Wuinius ~
Shu Du'e 80, Irasdav a search was begun * once
bnf the break had not been dlScoNeleu uP ,teJ tne
nav afternoon when lRIbU IepU 80. So bod been
IISa.a ovid the boxes and pipes were oelus soj"pu
- I'D whence the steam came tnaV satui"VOuu 80 sc
land ~ S7G 1hnHSh not IL equal volume The leak
was supposed to come nom SP i' IIL.,t;ng Ind
Least said tie engineer OF the AholiO' INA oTence
Power Company from whose system 'N0
came. 49, from this break was George
Schauberger the keeper OF an cav * Tho hnIld
&c which II occurred An upper lo moor ", n,,a,y-
o. :; oclnnIed bv patron OF the steam cH,npanS'
aud his connection pipe plerces me val - he
,,eni winch is occupied by MI. ochaAo i,tio,3d n
t nd around TINS connection pipe all"4E 800
rsSseoe 10 The steam and II came IN ioAo ,s ,-itb
mo ar schauUergei's place ming ns ,Iing and
The vile DOOR. satuIalns MS Vaii tbeir fables
drlying his customers rom .Ne American
Yesterday officer CdnranV called on
ne"inS and inquired the extent Oh .lS III
iury done 10 HIM lie Was too MAJ lo 20 irsct
c ,vas com oaratively smai, ana lht 'e I'LL not
Was hard of culatIon nAsin9J Il ',s diyert"d from
"Hs ~ evt4nt business mad been dlNtlt'u f ~
his place. tie knew Lo4tN c,iro NE MIN.
Sis regnlar customers had patiQili%e" n. walked
5f,sr leaving tins place the Ivpoit a. niHnt
+brough the district when has Ic celN end these
of the Two steam puTNe5 lhS 40 cav. AL
are some OF the Things 10 evtend-
III and Wilham-sts an immense oponi ;16S Tanks.
inc across John-st. and brdged 0NeL and from
.Iis -; from ne cracks OF the bIluse gnu -
81 - hoie IN N llham-st.; at Joh anu $3.50 %
- ~ hat had been opened 10 permit tlT TT,
y - yyas closed and being paNeu; az - Ill
- / ,hortv-st a ffteen-ieet lrenCl' uor ,r;th
-. of tarred boards and It's MOOT 0oNotI hal IN
,IeaPII - &C., escaping from Ii!ahHoio ~
BroadwaV In front of the Eql'''aplo dn1Trs.ion IN
Srarcn digging near by, and great uo' ICY IA baan
~ No ve'nent where connecting pipes nav ~ po -
ia. - Louee connection making III Ioh' VI 49,
- - ~ IL ~ Opened from BIOdu-s'' " DiO
III ~ ,Ilv tmpa sable except 10 pe'esuli'i'oi
- -, 49,. v,tion at Broad ana NalI-sls cIoT
naTrtv nv an uncOuth structure VI 80 tbar.
Sonv' .co-ner connections nave oo0h lI'l6 ,,tb e,
O. tho street has been opened Ioi wv ayanSt
IiE ny IN q e,milar condition from Ndssdust'
a. broadway openings at LineItS i GU d"vyn to A
and Futon-et and Broadway leaulhs w. I'm Vvos
. ~, a. ,ines and valves from ~hcn s'e"ln "uS
escaping; DIRT NaBou-oi'On
on all hands. . 1rootno and Power
he engineer of the American Heatihg anu $3.50,
Cor,YorT Who are now most active III Vne ui9iioS
s';I on 'Saturdav that they would continue Uheii
81 of cousTruc ion untll stopped oy Tue IIoS.
nresent they were doug llttie el5e ia Ia Cold
%on"dod nv Fuiton, Wall, Broadway anp 49,
etTor uniting i'm spurs and corner ana uou f
Connexions They hoped TO he u0le " - fnish.
~ IN siy davs but where they WOulu ~ "A' ~
Sng fine district he could not tell. , - Tobn
On FRIDAY another leak was ulscoNelou froln
an Nassal-sts 10y a cloud OF steam 0ViiiiIe do of
two Inanhoes, and IN ths evening ui1 t6e horse
',a'nare was caused in Beeknsn-St. py uhe LUIS LUIS
of the first car falling through the PLANK oIlus00-
q trench In that street.