The evening world., 1889-03-12

GRAZ as q permanent Institution
Broker E. r. Livermore-Of course I re-
member the storm, but We are not likely to
have another like 1t. I STAYED within doors
while it lasted. AS to having such billiards
fas permanent institutions, I say no. A pro-
,hibitory tariff should be put on billiards.
Banker Whitley, of Prince and whitley
/ was i'll at home at the time, and I consider
= that I was fortunate. That was the best
place to be during such a visitation. I don't
want more billiards..
Mr.. Worcester, the well-known woollen
merchant was out in it, 30 I think 1 re-
member it. There ought to be an act of
Congress prohibiting billiards..
Broker Whitely-I recall it, of course, as I
was in the city. I trust we won't have any
more billiards.. They are ruinous to bust
ness. was lucky enough not to have been
caught out in the storm.
Ex-Coroner Ellinger-I think we ought to
have one of these storms every year. OF
course I have not yet forgotten last years
blizzard. I fought my way through the snow
and climbed up that ladder you see there.
All the rest of the boys can reach the pack
ages without using the ladder, 90 they claim.
hope l o. be called upon to do the lad
der &C" during q blizzard this year. It's too
hard to get to the Office under such circum-
stances.
administration Clerk O'Brien-I haven't
yet forgotten the blizzard, but do no expect
another like it. I came DOWN to the Office
Blizzard Day. / think we ought to have one
OF these billiards every year. They purify
the atmosphere.
John Thompson, the veteranIHreman of the
Surrogate's ofice-Oh, pshaw! l have already
nearly forgotten the so-called blizzard. Why.
that was only an April shower compared to
the real storm which / experienced in '36
along with Pelly Bates and Fan Reeder. We
were volunteer firemen and had o fire on the
day i speak OF. / wouldn't mind q gentle
breeze such as we had last March IA. but q
genuine storm such as We had In '36 would be
a little too much,
Banker Griswold. Of GriswOld 4 Gillette
last March, but also the financial blizzard
that struck Wall street, Black Friday. I
don't think we'll have any more of either
kind of blizzard for some time.
Banker p, w. Gallaudet-I r~ecollect quite
distinctly the blizzard of last year, and hope
wen have another one this year. They are
good for the health. They tone up q mans
j SSytsd% nvsa ! was out in last years. and en-
Record Clerk Fitzpatrick-Blizzards are all
right-in Dakota. Az long as they conine
themselves to that part of the country / have
no fault to find with them, but when they
tackle New York 1 kick. I remember last
years blizzard so wildly that l hope we
won't have another this year.
Broker Samuel Post-I remember the bliz-
yard, of course. But l was fortunate enough
to be away from New York at the time it
occurred. l don't expect We'll have another
Tx II for Q good many years. / don't think
much of billiards. as a permanent institu-
ton.
j; o. Arnold-I we'll r~ecollect there was
such a blizzard, and sincerely hope we'll not
have another like IL.
Broker Schumacher believe such q bliz-
zard did strike this city, but we don't want
any more of them.
William Murray-I remember 1t we'll. I
was ont in it. / don't want any more of
them. One is enough.
Lawyer w. @. Percy-Remember it ? Well, |
Iather; Why, ! was on an L train that was
stalled midway between two stations during
to9r, mortal hours. / DOM anticipate such
PAD luck again for some time to come. We
MAD blizzard enough to last q long time.
Daniel Conoyer. the railroad mani recol-
ieot the famous blizzard we'll enough.
Another like It won't visit uA, / think, for
s1me Tune. I stayed in my house ct tslip
WI" was over and travel resumed. Some