Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16
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THE EFFECTS OF THE BLIZZARD.
The Death List About New York City.
A BIG FURNITURE HOUSE ON FIRE.
PERusHED IN THE nLuxzARD.
hhsrsy Deashs Reported in New York
% sar-Hessning Rattrsaa Travel.

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:. aepessea sa New York
smtnG Hattrsaa Travel.
Skw YORK, March l6-As New YORK with is
outlying suburban districts SLOWLY er,eryaS sro,n
the ice and snow f,,rtn.- -. :. -. -
60. -, -. luIener reports OF loss OF iiie
,,e, w ~ "a Late ~ uaxaru come IN. Just how many
Eondsx ~, , IN .a.e 20 the hey blast OF last
th,,fx aea,s -. NY - oo snoMn Ior some ume. Nearly
cnrrS eersns ,s siv home,er, known 20 have o.
etns Srsee Ine 'ic,iins lhoiuaed alike the warmly
a S.ae @ mle,Snane ~ M ana tne thlnly-cad tramp who
sase n up MS nie while wandering an outcast IN the
Il Is cloudy but warm this morning. and the
fares have hesn aIarn and on, ,t .ro.oax,. ssrs Ne
streets ara nov nassshle ~" "so
- -
NCtsrkAL stw YORK
RoxE Y. " March ld-The weather IA mild ana
there are Indications OF snow Central trains rron
the East ara somes hat behind: eastbound trains
are nearly on time. The Rome. watertown and
ogdensburg road mas not been closed by the storm,
and trains are running regularly The Rous
or.nSh ss,l ol she New lork. ontario and western
- ,,.,'." ~ " I" ' ~ va, = - o-'''e 'fo"oI
,o~, n. hh pAhNsk on LONG IsLAsh
Islands snow EMBARGO Is me,,ns away aaons sna con
mnnicatton u,,h ,se - , nlsinhs s"s, AN ooiil-
he,ns ~ a., a,',,h s"1 ou.e, woila II sranuIlt
by wire lie same So, -, al ni Pon.s no~ iessued
The rosds ars ~ ny sres. .orin .ulne-N
aris,s Tnors. ' h.lp oopeseS S olockel With immense
from death Iax,s o,,,,, niAs naIrVn n escapss
while trying 60 reach ms S,yne sha,,, ''ssrss,;
ana sben ,annS 'as -, y % vi nuhusg hlshL sOt los
later was nearly dead lie was rss,,,s - w,,s
great difficulty.
Ex-Disrict ATTORNEY Downing NEARLY lost his i,ta
in attempting 20 walk from a faIled Rocrawas
Beach train az Aqueduct 10 ozone PARA and I'M,
ior some men who saw him struggling In the drius
ne WOULD undoqDtedly have snccumbtd. Portions
Vi hoseoroohs Hotel, Garry Elderds fishing station
anu numerous other puildings and the new build
my ,or the Electric Light Company at kockaway
DeaSn wtre DloWh down Monday night A large
.hrec-s'ory frame building, known Brady's
,sscoory AT breslau Was razed 90 the ground bJ
az. NV minu. An Itallah laoorer employed by NernaIa
q ", a. hNlhht-Oy -the-Sea, is missing. and Is
ssupposed 10 nave peen frozen 10 death In q snow
orn'-
TORONTO ONT. March lei -The eject OF the r.
cent storm on the railroads has been 10 seriously
interfere with travel The main lines however,
have been kept clear and the trains are now run.
ming on time. The branch railroads In certain
localities In Northern Ontario are pretty wei
showed under, and the country roads are almost
impaSsable. The storm has abated at All poluts
and the weather r. becoming mild.
nssasser~ apo.,~ Sn~
v,ss,,s n,.r..n -
'h'sliS hIA@hhp u, asp wkhskkp' AND SAILORS
,,, .osh fhhh LNhs
. .wuhISGfoS. DEL, March lo.-A Cambridge,
Mo letuer, dated lJth, reports The ougeye Laytnia
North capsLeu on Hln Point harbor. and Capt
James Nortn- ST., ana James Thomas drowned.
several vessels were ashore IN Brannocks Bay.
l Ine Jnna COOK, OF cambrldge, was reported Loot
Wltn ah on board report had reached Cam
bridge that the Gen. Logan had been wrecked at
Castle Haven, and Captain Creighton and six &C
the crew were drowned.
LEwEs, DEL March l6.-Schooner Vim q Rar
lefI r. a total loss ba S,auara ,,a,ssh.s a. ~,