New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
KILLED BY FALLING BRICKS
THE WORK OF THE HIGH WIND.
A LITTLE BOY DIES FROM HIS INJURlEs-THHEE
GIRLS ALSO HURT.-TELEGRAPH "IHLS
BLOWN DOWN AND OTHER DAMAGE

JUNE
rno s.orro ~ wind and rain which In the
southwest two DAYS ago and has since steadily pur
sned n northeAsterly direction mado us presen'o
known in New-York on the last day OF May win oon
siderable effect. One who waiRod inc cry
Yesterday could not fail 10 be impressed WIN ue Io
that the Wind was out on holiday >aun' anu
nalntinc the town in the manner peculiar 70 hsen
Prom an early hour in the morning the OoS''Ou'
visitor held possession Of the streets oNn'ns
,r.ns with the dust and filth OF the gutter knocKlns
hats of their owners heads by the scor driving wear
ola man and women Of the sidewalks ana ih'o uo"i
vays and generally doing Its best to endanger hio AHu
limb. h..
A. little boy was killed ana ~
c,rls wer, hurt By bricks which fell from
Tho old building No 622 East FOurteenthst al ~ 'oo
~ The huIldng IS occupied by Hauslng e'ohe
hr,dse dealers In secondhand building ma"rS's'
II is three stories high. On the 'front.' ooP'"s =, ~
noof there has been for nearly fifteen year" iH's
broad sign on which the firms name was pa,n ''N
ssvAral bousss that stood lots east Of tho oulu
-. 80 ao,yn recently and children Of tho neigh
borbood have been gathering kindling Wood anu pay
,rs every d.y in the open space. large cr'"a VI
u.,le girls and boys had been at play thoro io'
or tbre. honrs yesterday when the hish WIN s'oC"
the sign on the root Of Hausl'nS e'o"oo'''Ho
| huild,ne and broke the boards loose irom '"o '"P
ports IN the roof. As the ob "e -,
ysr in the gale Il disiodgel the bricks from the iVu'
-. a., ,h, .as, vail Several dozen bricks fell
ito N. vacant lot where tho children WIRE AZ pay
Three uuIs girls AMI boy were struck Ann An"' No.
down Little George Bommsnn four years oiu' va" va
| tonnd 10 have a compound fracture oil tne sAui'' |
| tafbsr has bakery at No ""s Avenue D. Nv
az the injured girls lived in the upper part OIL INC
/ ment house. over tie BAKERY Au0y -. hn,
! and Freda eeeb Both werS cut on their headS ou'
| ,ho,r ,rnuos, were not believed TO be dangerous
,J,,,. O. oIr, wears oil AMI he! sister Is Iour year
| ..,r,- Tbnv vero IN their home In the siternoo"
| Arp,e WINNER age eleven, whose nome j. ou Wv
| asconb soor OF the tenement house NO oo+ EAH' t'
| ,sr,h.S, was stIucG the back OF tle ho'N ~
80. go che VIA. said =, he suffering from conclusion
| a, the brain when she was carrier 10 uio 49,
| Az sb. did not wish 10 go to hospital "''
| una :, a nbys ctsu 10 at'en! her at home.
| Tn. pornnanp boy was taken 10 Bellevue lioSp'"
a,a The surreon, began al operation IN tho a'cI'"o'
~ rsmoys some pieces Gi broken bone irVl MS
| Tic ded however, last evening hr'o' ''o
| the DANGEROUS sign was takcn down by me" III y"
,,or ., u,usunS & stonebrdge. No arrests "er'
| made. $500 ra, centted owe
| ,t. rro ana wa, stlu driving toward the hor'he~''
pe.vy rains have prevailed all over INC oo"''. -
states and Ohio Valley. A. O'Clock yes'eruA' moi
tpg there hsd been in VIcksours, Va ".a' ,',
fail q, two inches for twenty four hours III
ton, $50 inches: in Chsrlote' i''o M :" av,,nc
81 and in Port Huron, i.64. inc MAJ"
,o,o,,tv ot the wind In New.York YESTERDAY was ,'p
s,rht miles per hour, but on the New'hhsiA"u MI
Nsx.Jersey coasts it, force was much greater,
T.ts Indications were that the storm would comm
throu ghout the night and day ,oIr m na an moa
Ine WIN hsnT Sorthfeld Oswego, Boston hOcns ~.
and portIsnd have suffered in degree stnsm srna
thlrIS.sia. W Iii along Re coat from Wilmington
ssssport, To-day heavy shower, WI v ys.isgr,a
! the wind. The Temporarily, !" "'
The business Of the %"s ,,,.d sn bS the fs
S1inp p1o,s wires in the West and south W no ~
boweTsr ws' communication Win This H,B en- pd,rs
l.. on tho company being able 70 estSos" q" '''''
In liz high wind several yHsstc Si tns WEI
SSeIseS ashore some Of them werb dashed on "
roc@ and seriously dansssd The .sor. storm '"''
ooI ~ P,IS aSetb n j. one Of the oldest elm trees
IN. city was blown down and tn rs s s,r 1ors
VIC. VIC S.pgnIy missed crushing passing stereLca
, | "a . nanio arose among tho passenger