New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
IN THE PATH OF THE WIND.

SOME OF THE PROPERTY DAMAGED IN LAW
prNcr-rERR1BLE FORCE OF THE GALE.
BOSTON. July oe-some Of the property damages are
as follows: portion Of the roof OF 81 rauio"'
Church is cloven of as II it had been done wiou
knife: the salemst iron bridge Of the BOSTON 'nu
Maine Railroad badly warped and twisted on NV
south side of springfield ST John McAllsters ana Joh
D,arborn,s houses are completely wrecked OV'ole
who have suffered in this street are No D. W. ~
SAWYER and John Morehouse, house wrecked Oh u'o
upper story No IL, Lewis Heftncr ana Johh ho4ue'
lower stories broken ont and house let down INTO Ie
cellar: in the rear of No. II. house of Fred WHITE
mora all gone only the cellar left No To- mouse Vi
robu Desmond jr badly damaged. No % mousse OF
Hugh Merrgan and Michael Merrigsn, denoIshoo
Johanna O'Bricn broke her collar bone here' houso
of j. j. NuGcnt pitched over on the SIDE anu '"o eoP
wrecked; No. 3s, house Of John Lynch wiceKed' NJ
40 houses Of John Costello and Margaret keenan,.
cleaned out and several children badly cut Nos 10
and As, tenement. demolished. 1t was occupied Dy
Patrick Quinn. silas Buell. John Quinn. John Hughes
Robert Henry and John Corrigan. Charles hlicr'
Peter Gillespie. Mrs. Theophile DenaFs' james
Field Peter Ward and Alfred Martel. Al Nos - ana
20 springHed-st Patrick Ryan's house was "iecheu'
and Mr.. Ryan received severe scalp wound
Below No. 10 springfield ST.. 10 Union, ever! build
ing was wrecked The house Of John Ryan, on Market
ST. and that Of Leander Edlon on south Union-st'
ver, both turned around their cellars. The trees
in Union Park were demolished and on Portland ST.
several houses were wrecked. Among the houses IN
iured ON the north side Of the street was the two
story double tenement block owned bv William T.
Cuter and occupied bv him and John MoOrehou>e'
Mrs Cutler and her two daughter; we're In the mouse
hut were not injured much. The block owned by
John Garden Nos - L. and 9, and occupied by henry
Read. Joseph Pippin. Mrs. Ludwig and Mrs. CJpp'
contained twenty occupants at the time. but tue
Iancpa injury ia the Shape OF shattered siasS anu
broken blinds The next building. Ncs. 10 and j..
10, rl,,ou Leon BefiiOn. john Durhot aud samuel
Carpenter. suffered similarly. NO l5 a one ana
hall II ,rv cottage. owned by Charles Ho"aru' Ahu
occuped by Nathan T. Davley, was SERIOUSLY osiuasVu
and Miss Jessie D4wey was severely cul ABOUT w
head BY the broken glass. Inc mouse ~ &C. V""YIt
was occuped b. Frank PeuiOn and wife. VINO "eiI
alone In tie house az the time. but Dom enCapeu
scr,ms injury. The house No. "a escaped WIN res
damage Inc chimney being blown down. Inc CotldS'
no 81 owned by Terrence Kelly, hal tle chlil. D
hLysn down and windows demolished Nos 36 and 80
oceup ed by Albert MOndOn ana Ms MonuOn PIooo'P.
dian dated appearance, the furniture; "ihuOMe a'Iu
riiUd. Icing \ thNc year Ola SHleT VI
Mrs MondOn struck Oh t!e hesu anu Dsao ~" ~
Ths nreoISeS al No 80, a tWO-,tory house owned b!
John Kelly affected as the Others when TcHid
on their foundations. including those owned by i
uradstroet Archibald McCaulcy, Lewis benOt, MIS-
i,iyninrnan and liam Parker the numbers OF whci
,ar,c5 frnln 40 u IO4. They were damaged 70
rstcr or less extent but, with The exception on sngn
t,ises none of the occupants Of these premises wa
'"'Wben the building No 50 springfield St was bloWi
49, % horse attached 10 d butchers cart standing j
front az the premises was instantly hiiieo ny t'
debris Of the building