New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
TIE; STORM THROUGHOUT THE STATE

| THE STORM THROUGHOUT HE 'ihiH
FIERCE GALES AND DEEP SNOW At ALL POINTS
| TRAFFIC GREATLY IMPEDFD.
Amsterdam. N. Y, Feb. 90 tspccaD.-Thr Noha~n
Valley WIS visited by blizzard la'e EI,' "e"'' -
| continued with great fury tonish'. IL - Wv ,un
Storm OF the present winter. liahc OH inc '
rcoas has been abandoned In many sectohs' "I'
tbc snow is piled up In hugh banks from ten 10
atccn feet high The mail stages In Montgomery
County were unable 10 reach the mai "i>''"s
offices today. Freight trains were S'h''cu !" ~
city early to-day. Through trains from New io'"
and the West from two to three nouns ,'o'
The mercury has been at zero mark nearly all oay'
Troy y. " Feb. 2O.-1ale Thermometer Is TWO ""
orocs above Zero with a fierce wind from the Nor'n-
west Railroad train, delayed about an hour'
II is the scvcrcsl storm since The bhz2af" III 1900
KINGSTON Y. y, Feb Colt has been blowing
perfect gale here since last night about lo o'oVh'
and all the country roads are blocR'r WI " '''
drifts Tie streets are Uttered with branche' oi
frees and so strong the wind during The
night that fully half Of the people here were Kept
awake fearing their dwellings would he blown down.
IN tho country the roofs Of number of barns were
blown of
schenectady. n. Y Feb Gothic terrific gale
which struck this section last night nbolt mimght
has resulted In the delay Of Delaware and liudSoh
and Ncw-York Central traus from three to Tour
hours and the Stoppagc Of all locals between ''S
city and Troy. schools closed No Stages are
running The locomotive works were compchea 10
shut down at noon.
SyracuSc y. Y. Feb. 2O-The blizzard which %
prevailing ali over tho state struck here at O'Clock
last evening All of the railroads paralyzcd trains
on the Central. Delaware and Lackawanna and the
West SHORE being from one TO i've hours bchhs tlnie'
on the Rome WATERFOWL and Ogicnsbnrg ROAD the
early morning trains were abandoned and franc was
practically suspended. This was also the case on
the Chcnanco Valley branch Of the West shore. MI
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preceded by snow plougls. The country roads all
.Irorch the state are reported 10 be badly dnited
The Thermometer at u m. today In several parts
OF the city, registered zero.
Buffalo ~ Y, Feb. 2O-Thc snowstorrn which
began on Friday night and continued until his
morning was the heaviest Of the season. Ia" fall o'
snow being eight nclc, the eval. Railroads mr."
badly blocked In all directions and trains are from
one hour, late.
Oswcc0. ~ T.. Feb. ca severe storm Of wind
and sScpt this county Last night and ali
railroad traffic 3, ~ standsti TIP to noon to-day
trains have arrived over any o; the ioads. and
only on enc fo1d. the Delaware. Llckawanna and
Western. va, any effort mndc to send out train.
rhc railroad cuts reported full Of snow In drifts
and al the In, snow pouehs ani shoyrIicr' ar'
engaged clearing pas age for mail trains.
Watcrtnwn y. y. Feb. CO. fril 20 the depth |
% fourteen inches I'm ihis sril,l Yesterday and last
night and being accomparlc! by hIrh Wild. filled
III" cuts on the nilrold. Al freight nins were |
,dc tracked and plough, and hundred, Of SHOVEL
icri wor, employed all ri-hi and to-day. Trains |
fiom Ttica ana Norwood have reached heir iOdIy |
about three hirrs Late. Th- direct line from Water
town 10 Ica Via Catthagc B. op'n. Trrrc !. n |
stalled passenger tra!a ~ Camden. the Rom, |
line. and at Hungry Man, Lane. the syrcus" |
line. On the western division imlu, 20 and from |
ROmo and >vrdcn," from >iN 10 ten hour, laio.
Ila't>nrrg y. y. Feb. 2O-Ih. worst storm In |
years prevailed Lcrr today The Thermometer /, nt
zero ard the wind blowing gale. rnioad train,
are DELAYED aud country road, completely blocked
with snow.