New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
DRIVING GALE ~ Nrw-YogE STATE.

4 DRIVING GALE ~ NEW-lDFk STATE.
INV pry SNow rAI-rp ~ GREAT plurfS-EAII-
ro,'~ tvr,~-,riE-ICr CUTTING >ror' I'd
rorau.rrr-m. Jan .G No train went south of
Hudson after II 800 a. till o'clock tonight and
r arrived hero ~ . p m.. hoVir, cucouut"t"d heavy
drifts. -r,rrh passengers who got ont of the ca"
- t,e uriourl train. .utr,Vot'd To- reach Hudson
on foot and had tleir and noses frozen. person
could NOT 10 soon ten feet from th" trains ana '"n
dncior Wlclc. while watching: 10 sec II a signal man
went back lll 10 uut DIS arms around Telegraph
rolc to keep from being blown or the track The
rourhIcci..c train leaving Ncw-York AT 80 p m..
the 30 Saratoga and p. M. train, were detained
.,rih of cold Spring three four hours because an
engine had run into freight train near Break Ncck
valor tank several cars were demolished
4 hpnliuc gale ha, prevailed along the Hudson
nearly all day Last night foot Of snow fell and The
i,,rri.,u, to,l,y blowing was estimated. AT sixty
mile, an hour carried the Hight snow In cloud, across
,l, track Of the Hudson River Ealrond and Piled 1t
I'D in drifts five or sX feet deep in cuts, The con
,cqurncr /, that about all the train, hav" run i"m
four to five horr, behind tim' The wind was heaviest
between Troli and Albany, tut the most serious de
.uton was on the lay south Of Hudson where th"n'
and passengers sat la the train, for hours tho Sn""
rl., uu around tl. trains I'm instances SIX feet
birh Tho train which left New York Al 1880 n m
wa. ,tilI there at p. M, and ais" the Trans "h'"
left the Grand Central station at ll'" a. m. y" one
y.,, hurt Both tracks were blocked Tonight lh'
lI Itl .fl a
and size.
k,<,srn> N " IAN 20 tSp>c.Gh The snow storm
which began last night pr'yei tho heaviest OF tho
winter II was about inches deep this mornns "h'h
brisk winI set M fros the Ne wh'ch rose I" S'e'
driving The snow hndtu; shert through the alr All
r highways cadiu &" the ciy wero blo'ke ed win snow
,I communication with the csuntrY was cut OIL he
t.l.f,~ and Delaware Railway WAS bsckcl Tonight.
Is night IN cNcur,isu train returning people fr"m
rhnnict bal WI, stalled IA the sn'w dritt and nhaoo
10 grt through untl today. ~"Hesi the trans
were abandoned today. Tne cvesns express was uhao'e
/. get taroueh. It took three engines te"iEh'
,o mil # TO rino n All trains the Wet shore aud
Waikiki Valley r0-. tw. 10 TX hours late The har
yr-tng of lcs the RIVER suspended at hson 1t
. ,i,ls fer men stand the ice IN the teeth
OF the driving s.rn Even tina strees OF tho city woo
deserted and many o. them irIp1s alhc.
ITHACA. y. y. Jan 20 tnpecoan. The Lehish Valley
tracks about twenty niles north OF here are p'"'
bockcd, huge DRIFTS sf snow bong f'rm"" ~ '"A"y
places The train tor the Last due here at no"h arrive"
AT 7:aO D. IN. Tho train n.rtn was late t'nish. ino
Elmrl Cortland and Nsrthera IS also obitructe1 WIN
drilts.
ROCHESTER, Jan 26 (spccidD The storm nero ~
crras.d IN fsrca In he afcrnssu aud much snS" '"
The day xpre,sos which left Nsw-lor" III ths H''S "
the Ncw.YorE Central AMI West shore roais "e'o '0
hours late The Nsw-Yors Central flyer was over WV
hour, late The Rome Wa,ertown aal ogd'h'ouIs "''
IN hal shane All trains were four or i've hours oen"u
and so ne are abandos-l On tho Erie Dranchss ""''
were fIon Que to three hour, behind time ino 'o"'
hal ont all iis snow .poSs this dYislsh "'" "'
keep the cleared Several freight trains nav" "S'
stalled.
WuNruNI Y. Y, Jan 2G.-A terrible snow s,oIm I
1, raging along the western shore OF lahS w.,
II IS tho worst storm that has Ni't'u '"S ib''" "
years
NJ pnirTow> n Y Jan 2G.-Thc St Loui' llurrn
ON the Erie Railway, due In Ncw-lOrk al IL o'i"h'
WAS SNOW hound onr mile west Of here Win II" '''
,ncdint, nrnsnnct of relief Four other passenger
trau, are also snow bound at the sano place. ""o'o
the track crosses II stretch Of meadows.
SARATOGA y. Y, Jan. 2G.-Saiaiogr was piantna,,S
shut Off from the rest Of the world for n'al'} tMof
four hours. only two trains passed h"'lh anu OH,
one train south through tho village ana coiSoin'"S
no mall received
albany Jan. 26-Thc wind was blowing ~ ,nr ra,o W
Of forty miles hour To day, and AT 0,io,n ~ an
The country roads. making them lnpar1abl'. io'1
rhone and telegraph wires we're down or 'iu,Sou
hc horse Az tracks were dllftcd full and no suburban
! ears rem In tho afternoon Al noon all uano VI"