The evening world., 1894-02-13

lnG severe WcdtneT.
These are the deaths:
Thomas shea. thlrty-four years. a clerk. 2ii
Ann Sheridan. nry.hvo years. tN Yves. Thirty
Ann Henley. forty years. 1877 Fac, One Hundred
sarah j. Evans, ~fotty-six years, sc West FIFTY.
third street
The accidents were:
Mary Wolf. twcntg-eight. = servant at i2ai,
first avenue was taking clothes from q thitd
loor pulley line when she fell TO tho yard she
was internally injured: removed to Presbyterian
Hospital. .,
Of her home. iii FAST Seventeenth street. Her
right ankle was broken; liclleNur Hospital, u.,
Mrs. bridget Denckey thirty-one fell IN front
her home. 422 Grand street .
John wynne, ,%hirty-one received n sraip
wound and confusion by failing In front OF MS
home, SO MRcdungll street.
Milford Mnllon, twcnty-eight. ot sNS IhiFu ave
nue., fell ami Sustained = spran OF ie iIsAt
Michael Mccarthy. twsnty,thrc" 900 Fat
being thrown from his truck ut bI""rkcr ana
Carnine streets. Removed to st. Win ''nts Hos
Charles Woods. twcntv-seven. worker on canal.
boat. fell aud broke hs lett leg at SlNtesn'h
street and Eleventh avenue; to New lor% HOS
Contsnzo M,-kc. twenty.seven. Of m baxter
stree, .S Centre ieSe t,r, s,s!P to W e. ain Ss rs'' III g.pi ia rear
George Mann. ninete n, n 400 Eost On" Hundred
end Seventeenth street suffered con,nsionS and a
sprained neck by falling at 3l Third avenue;
taken to bellevue Hospital.
The sick and destitute are:
Annie Sanders %forty.togr year. old, Of .b
E I.movs si' ,s I,aIle sl1sel go. "%aST'nS '0" exposure
There's VIII, forty yeGrs old; e. 60 nosnr,
street: removed TO Bellevue Hospital.
Louis Barthcldi. twenty-five years old. sick
and destitute at $50 Wooster street; to Emerson
Hard on Street Railroads.
In the city the unusual fall OF snow
gave the street railroad companies lots
all night keeping the tracks clear, but for
all hat there was much delay. on all the
hor?e-car lines especially.
All the teams had 20 be doubled up so
that only half the numbe OF cars were
running ON most OF the lines. and even
then they made slow progress. for the
ings of the sidewalks.
The cable lines had an easier time. as
II was not so difficult to keep the tracks
clear, and on Broadway and Third ave
nue. an extra number of the new cars
were running.
They went spinning along. damned to
the platforms with passengers, for the
Elevated trains on stormy days like this
are always slow and uncomfortable.
Why this should be so Col, Hahn could
c.nlly in approaching the downtown sta
lions, were certainly very aggravating.
and passengers would frequently get out
III ITdNt tHe TtIIlilIltT VI lIt Wdy u
their business by the cable cars.
Andrews just waiting.
street-Cleaning Commissioner Andrews
put q large force Of men to work this
morning on Broadway. Fifth avenue
and the principal streets leading to fer
ries to clear the roadway for traffic.
No thorough effort was made to clear
the streets OF snow anywhere, as there
were no Indications nt 0 O'Clock his
morning that the snowfall would cease.
As soon as the storm stops extra men
and carts will ge employed. This Is the
second and largest snowstorm this sea-
son. and Mr.. Andrews will have another
opportunity TO display his executive abil-
ity. II he Is the happy possessor of any.
h Sound and the Ferries.
1t was SO rough Oh the Sound last
night that the Plymouth, OF the Fall
p Esy 8 INF the eef bose i RGi f. FAIL Xer Riysr 's nt
8 o'clock last night with a number of
passengers. who. when they left Boston
two hours earlier in the evening. did not
anticipate the weather that was raging
on the Sound.
Capt. Bayles Davis decided when New
night; and not attempt to round Point
Judith. The high winds had abated suf-
f~iciertly at G O'clock this morning. and
WI M piY, pI rfsum rr v her trip ,,o Fan
River Company's pier at 80 o'clock this
a~fternoon,, just eight hours after her
tFteIuIe time. APT. lStNlgs Davis Sail.
w were delayed bv the storm. 1t
WIS the severest ! have encountered for
many years, but the worst IL over now.
AZ 'herH le nothing more to fear. ,
"~Fortunately we came through all
right. without accident or injury to any
one on board. and everybody is happy.
The storm was worst Just after We
reached Newport, and had ahated con
siderahly when W. left there this morn
ing. The trip VI from Newport was
comparatively pleasant"
All rF cha NnytH ,,Al I-ngf li,.nf. 4. r,-t.
boats were running on schedule time this
morning, although last night when The
storm was at its height timetables wcr,
scarcely visible through the light snow
fall which followed the heavy one OF
Yesterday, the pilots OF harbor craft cX'
perienced no difficulty.
There was no ice in the river TO retard
traffic, and the waters, surrounding Man
haitian Island were devoid Of the I'm.
year transform the scene into one OF
Arctic s%plendor.
The sudden and unusually heavy snow
fall has given thousands OF men whC
are out of work at least temporary EN-
%ployment. The uptown streets wer,
s%arming with s%eepers this morning
and every one who could scare up an!
eort of an implement for removing snow
was out looking for a job.
1t May Go to Zero.
The signs Of the approaching CO.,
wave became more and more NANTES
during the forenoon. rhe temperature
which had risen to 30 degrees during tn
night, when the snow changed into driv
ing sleet and hail. was steadily fallin
until just before noon 1t had reached tn
nelghborhood Of 20 degrees.
The cold wave signal was .dn IN n
the top OF the Equitable Building. Fore
caster Dunn said II will not be surpria
Ing IL New Workers experience SOmathin
like zero weather tomorrow.
Ships that lay at their wharves alnn
the river fronts or We're anchored out 1
the harbor rescmbled n lot of ArCti
whaling vessels, Their ShrOuig. runnin
gear. masts and sparp had been covere
with 2 thick coating of Ice and sno,
during the sleeistorm last niCht. q
many of them the crews wore ulpCt hea
Ing the ice from the rigging with clun
and Delaying pins. so that the ship
sails could be handled In case il Shout
he necessary TO get under WAY.
The police boat Patrol, living at tn
Battery, was covered with ice from stnr
TO stern, and the men aboard We're hat
al work this morning melting OF III
frozen mass with streams or hot waite
Agent Deubert, Of the Gerry Society
found Giussenpi Caravella, a little new!
- boy. almost frozen In Twenty-third str
H last night when the storm was fierces
h boy was taken TO the Society
rooms, warmed and fed, and to-la
/ turned over to his father