New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
No. $40 was crushed In.

$50 cfushed In
vos oao A ! clever and o3i. the W, D. Trumbo Com.
nanv furniture house. demolished to the first floor
No. 93G badly damaged
No o4o o42 and 944 three new buldings the walls were
blown down.
Nos 04s and $50. both demolished
vo - southeast corner Tenth and Market, rear Of house
blown In.
M 1 600 West Market-st. totally wrecked
No. O02 the ruined and all down IN tne rear
Nos OO4 o06. 10oS. 1,00 and l,0l2. all wrecKed'
No. LOIS demolished in the rear.
No 1Oo4 was demolished above the first floor and In tho
rear.
No. O2s the upper part Of theshouse was ruined.
No. 1,03O, the structure was ruined.
No O22 the rear middle Of the building crushed.
No O3 the rear Is down house ruined above the
first floor. -
Ncs and 1.042, the house was entirely piown In In
the , -
No o44 the rear and a big warehouse adjoining were
razcd TO the ground
No. !, ,1o0 the building was wrecked
No I 100 the building is entirely down In the rear
No. l1oi the building wrecked; the occupants were
rescued by ladders after the wall had been blown
out.
No. IO6 the building was completely wrecKed In inc rear
and above the first floor
M Ios the establishment extended back through Nos
4os and 41o Eleventhst. The whole place is In ruins
Ncs LOO 110s. all these buildings are nearly COM
plete loss.
No. LILO the upper part was dernosned'
No. LIP, the building was ruined = '---'
M 1 IA the building lady wrecked.
No. / 1le the building wrecked In the rear
No. l. 11s. the building was blown down IN inc reS'
No. 11o0 the place is completely ruined.
w I 100 the house was smashed to fragments.
Nos 112o LIPS and 113o. Fails City Hall ana r: D.
schoen and Sons total wreck. with great loss OF fe
No. 1882 the building was wrecked In the rear.
No. 1lg4 the building wrecked In the rear
W 1sa the building was damaged In the rear.
1ss the building was badly damaged In the rear and
side.
No 41o Eleventh-st. rear demolished.
No Ala and 416 escaped with snght oamsse.
M a1s was completely ruined.
Nv AZ. was smashed TO splners BY the falling 4 No.
M Sss was threestory brick and the top story was
blown of. - . 49,
r,oxsn,h and Market sts unroofed; the wall was
blown In. .,...,
Ninth and Market sts. the building was completely
wrecked. -,
Eighth and Market sts' unroo'eu' 1o e"'' "- w."
blown in. .,.a .
the rear wall was blown In
Eighth and Market ss.-The structure was ralco W '
ground. ,rs -
Ninth and Market sts'-ihe rcsr enu "a w
blown in - A.,
roof blown OIL.
No. 1,139-Unroofed
No 1147 Market-st.-The rear walls werc oio"n NJ.
Tho immense iron foundry of Ansec, Cochran Co. was
ro7ad IN the ground the rear wall alone standing
M o17-1he rear wall blown in and unroofed
No o3l-rhe rear walls blown in and the building
was unroofed.
Nrth and Market sts-The house was unrooed and tho
wall blown in the east side
The storm seemed only TO have swept broadway
from Fifteenth TO Ninth ss but nearly all the houses
ho,reen these streets and the intcrSecting streets
,rere dcmollshed Most of the cottages, however ana
iovy frame buildings escaped without serious injury
ho nacn from Fifteenth TO sixteenth sts Is occucu
nv small frame houses, occupied Dy cooicu idinies.
The roofs were torn off, but great amount OF danase
was done and none of the occupants was hurt FROM
sixteenth down to Nineteenth however, inc ae7ruc
lion was terrible Peter Spcth and family, VINO nveo
at No 6O3 werc quietly seated In their paror M!lei,
fhc storm burst I'm all its fury The building swaycu
and tottercd and finally the walls OF the second s'o
reeled and fell with a Tesoundlng cIssIi All oI the
family remained hudded In the halfway ana escapcu
without injury The furniture and the buildng were
tcstroved Adjoining the house OF Mrs. Weish,
No 1913. II literally demonsnen. Ion tlo
appearance Of the cumbled mass OF ruins 'his inoIi
ina one could never have supposed that only yes
feriay II was a beautiful dwelling By aimost
miracle the members Of the family escaped. mrs
John Brown lived at No. 1917 Her house receisvu m
bent and crumbled like so much paper. Inc IaaI
herself was caught by the falling tmbers ana pinonsa
TO the ground but her husband succeeded IN extIi-
eating her She was not seriously injured, ana was
Immediately removed to the house OF her brothcr'
Peter Speth. Her home Is mass OF ruins Az 20
$40 lived Mrs. Shuttle In fine tWostory Drich oaia l.
ing II was levelicd, and with all 1t contained Is
total loss The members Of the family opened tne
door ana ran ont when they heard the clash' thas
barely saving their lives.