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1905 Henry Eekel and Ano W lhe1dot hechmAnn
Union Ay. VS.. loo II ihoth 81. 6o,dhI6iis.; Union
Lv 1lS.S n l5Sth ~, ld.SHIUNlTfsO: Ia fontaine,
50 cor lsuth ct. l6iIloO; Hewitt pl. n ecor Both
vt. lOoI26. anil plot in iunksrs, partition; Han
retta Auspacher " Samuel to"eu Al; ATTY, A
Coheu -
Brack-n Az, e. 1909 Jefferson Ay. 25Iloo, Edwd
Boyle ~ Margaret oCcnnor. to recover amount
ait
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xERsoek<.
~ rRUST'co<h
Coupons payable at our ONCE,
ID broadway, November I, 1890,


ID broadway, November 1, 1890,
NEW YORK CITY SO.
NEW YORK CITY 8 i-23S.
NEW YORK CITY go.
Argeatiue Water \ Light Co. LIST ss.
Atlantic Coast Electric Il. r. Co. lst y.
Bay shore, y. ", 4 per cont. Onion Free
school Dist. No. !.
Citizen. Electric Co. of North PIainneid
lat "a.
Detroit Sugar Co. Gen'l IS.
Fort Madison Water Co. (ReE. bO.
Gorham Coal Co. Int. on X. T. Co. Ctfs.).
Manhans1t Improvement Co. Ist So.
Municipal Dsbenturs Co. Debsnture per
cent?
NevhurEh Electric Ry. co. LIST Dc.
New York Athletic Club Debenture O per
cent.
Pelham Manor Village of 4 per cent. Sewer.
Richmond County Gas Co. LIST 6s.
Rochester Gas 4 Electric Go. Con. d.
Southern States Land Co. LIST 8s.
do. do. do. Sd 8s.
NOVEMBER 10TH.
Village Of Hamm ndsport, y. ", 5s.
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Hellinger, Leopold, TO Daniel Fitzpatrick,
MCGOWAN. Peter. TO Joseph Brandt, 9th Az.
bt2. Sc cor 10th 1t az yrr.... ....,.
Bstate A u Mills. to David Melville. 1ooth
81, Sc. 10 e Amsterdam avI . yrs. .......
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiSIArUEL ALa.sAc-rHIs DAT.
Bun Rises g 30 sun sets 4'57 Moon rises <A<
HiyH wATER-Ihh DAY.
Sandy Hook. JIl7 dow I'd ols He'll Gate. 1877
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glrrtions and Alrrtings.
40 u An aTREET NEW WORK

10 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
OCTOBER 18TH. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders ot the welsbach Commercial Com
pany will 10 hold at the once Of the company,
No 40 wall street. New YORK city. Thur.
day. tho 18th day Of Noyember 1899. at IL O'Clock
noon for tho purpose OF electng II directors for
tho ensuing year. aud inspectors Of election TO
at the II. 1t annual meeting and for tho trans
action OF such other business az may properly come
before such meeting. Tho transfer books will be
closed at tho close OF business Oct al 1899, and
will reopen on Nov. II, 1892 H. b. WILSON.
Assistant Secretary.
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I'd Az, Q, 325 Wendoyer av. 76r1OO;
Michele Beninra,a vs. same. :........,..... 10000
1plst st, ., 100 " Columbus nv, 1OOI
H,rsa.s ''y '''"' y" 4isi
\ irc6i,ecturai Terra Gotta % vs.
Ios,h st.ss. iSow broadway. ioo.o,ioo;
Kelly Co Va Ernest A Stavey .......... SpIB.b<
Cherry AZ. II cor Scanned 1t. ?hIioo;
and Marin VI william Sugarman. ..... $500
Same prop Ephram Adler VA same zee. $500
Same prop; Washington Hydraulic Press
Brick Go IS same. ............. -. 81s'oo
I'd Az, 80. 23p.6 n Wendover Az. i5NloO;
Monroe st. iS2.isS; + and p Marin Va
Same prop; Ephr,'m Adler W same and ano 1900
CO v. same 1870
CLINTON At. 2ia,24s; u and p Marin vs. o.
Broadway. 1863; Joseph L Thompson ',
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

Anderson Catherine, TO Chas n Heike &C.,. 1000
American Mortgage Co to Matilda Carroll,
etsl, etrt, &c ......... ... ..,...s. ..... 1OO1A
De Forest. Henry ". eIur. Sc. to orphan
Asylum society tAssgns tnoriga.os ... e.ooo
Entwi.tle. John. to Robert Hall ....... ... $50
tiouSornsur Ella r. to Vim Washburn
and Ano. sIors, &c. ..-.-......... ....... nom
Hibhsri. Chss L. Ia Title Guarantee and
Trust Co ,.. .,...s...... ...,.... ... $500
HAsksn. John u. ct 81. .NOrs. 10. to John
HAskin. Jr, Trustee assigns = mortgages nom
Same to same assigns in0rtsh Ses .,,.,... nom
Jarvis Sarah A, tStrt. To John Diner ...... 1000
Munahan. James, to Simon Uhl-lter aud
huo 400
Mayer Leo, IN Abraham Kaufman. ,.,..,.. 5000
Oest Henry. to MARY OeSt. y part ....,.. 7.llT
Osst John ii, err. a.. to August Oest. y
oieii B.nI smtn b, Jr and auo. reor- kc.
tn Daniel y Ssy bel rerecurded. ...... 5000
ParsuN John. to Bernheimsr. aud Ano. 800
Robert, Daniel. TO American Mortgage 60 VII
airhal simon to Taylor Jellne ...., .. nom
Tho PfeibytcriAu Hospital. city Y. to
Henry lie Forest. sHr Ne. assigns
The lawyers Title Ins 60, to Mutual LIZ.
The CITY Mortgage Co. to " Franklin
Union Dime saving, Instu to VIM II Hall.
assigns . mort .,,......,.......,-...1,-. 22oo
WE'LL Jacob. to simon Unlfeldsr and ano... 2l6o
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Recorded Mortgages.

HAM H,,,.
hI IngS srS1s 70 s hon % A.. mn niss
ina Of permanent a osa n .y' au' on p $4,000
sam, ,I,sn 70 LUDWIG Iremsi and .nO' IL Ham ooo
sam. TO ..%s isad at, :. 1883 9Th .v. oo.
same S% to Same. Az Houston al demand S.G,s
h.unm LoMsa n, 70 Eawu scnseIoa
cor 7th st. Broni. YRS .....,'.,,.. 1900
Eb.iing. WIN II, Jr. to Hermann intemsnn.
maui Hs%,d WILL. Az ., n Gen,rs sr lot 49, $500
Guarantee 4 Trust Co. as Bedford at. .,
Pf.iner. FREDERICK ana h.xin. and others.
to Irving saving. institution. is"'h st. ,.oo
clsrk. VIM n; TO Emiarsnt industrial Say.
,...,.;......, ..............:....; 10000
'seobsop Morris and kya 20 Abraham
ST. 3 months ...,:.,.;.,......;,..... 1000
Wooiey Jsmss 2 to n Y Bible and Com
.....,.....,......;...,; 7.ooc
Ho.en -eir. Moses and Fanny. to Ferdinand
| .tyr. ,..... Northumberland. s.boc
Reinheimer. Isaac. to Horace " Robbins :, ~,
ws,ssrcr VIII %e to Il. trustees Of tn.
iiv,h 40 sy society ,Aorar' ''n !" n''t aoooc
Druct.5: John, 70 Emisr.nt industrial ssy ooo,
MsyIeci B.rn.rd. 70 j.m:. n v.rnum E. ~,
clsrh Henry g to Emisrutlpdus, ,s.is SAY,
..'.,........., ............;;.,. ,a.5oc
and benjamin Mortieesi. j3tth stss 200
| . hm.i.rdsm ay. secures advance. 6.oo'
Ferris Nay, to Agnesh md Lsner.' Sire. :, ~,
WILLIAMS. Hugh n and Grace. to WIN ~,
Fraser, Andr.v S. to Vito + F.rrspa. Mott o
Bunker. Washington 4. 70 Washina,on Life
lns Co. Amsterdam Az, . cor lO6th ct,
yrs. ,.......,.;..;. ,......,..:. 1io.oo'
,Eit,sSsth B"rnhoef,. ilas p.ri Az. yrs, Ioooc
clarke James. to tarris Mahdelbsum and ~,
! Clarke James TO Henry Burden trustee,
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Arriyed-TUEsDAr. Oct 81.

~ st. Enoch, Owen. Antwerp. Oct. II.
Is Ghazes. Anderson, SokohomA, Aug. I.
IS st Cutnbert. Pugh. London, Oct, ~.
rs Adirondack, owen, SAvAnilla, Oct. II.
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g,upartnrrship 9lotircs.

HAVING THIS DAY severed my relations with
II Mesars. SCHWARTZ. DUPEEI co. Of Chicago,
OF which prm have been the New York representa-.
tive for the past ten wears beg to announce
have established my headquarters At the ONCE OF
Messrs. PRICE MCCORMICK co. 20 Broadway
and Is New ST., New York. = -
Member Of New York Stock Exchange.
Nov. lst 1919,
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@fdira!.
uHulIW THE SUN,
no WEST l7ETH ST.,
XIX NEAR LENoI Av.

ATTtST!oN.--oLD DIR. GRIEDLE. GRADUATE
~ University OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
khHEp bIct. !hHEP.RTMEyT s. YEARS AsEESIALisf
Zen longer established and has had more expsr.
I'm" than any other advertising physician; city
Rnp.Is lIoNe this Under his scientific treatment
. ,.i ana skin diseases, pain In bones, red spots.
t"tr throat and month, ulcers. painful swsllings.
nlHt' and bladder complaints. scalding inham-
VITA, s.ale'. undsyelopsd organs weak back. lost
.hAlty are speedily, permsn rntlv cured. Men
ff"r",H, marry should consult OLD DIR aRiNDLE.
E,,.ty mI"dment removed: sufferers, do not
Ter IA DR.. GRiNDLE never fails. OFFICE
Unth u YEARS at III West 18th st., between 9th
tt "a 'Ilhhs ADVICE free, Medicine. 81. Hours. .
~ sundays. Hto3.
aoLD bli; GREY, 40 years. n speciniist in
"r,"s,s OF men only. quickest permanent cure
sHsshtHcd in all the diseases peculiar to IN on blood
uFy,Hnh SIN diseases, kidney and bladder trouble,
Srs,s's, nrrv9us debility, errors OF youth. bad
tSs Nr Consult I'D DR., Grey hrst; heis the old.
.p,c,'.n,n and the longest in practice of any
G Gsu N st. near Union square Hours 10 y; sun.
nSh - y Scientific treatment: sdvice free Medi-
.."e "hly 90 cents. No charge unless cured.
"tIRpA 4 QUICKEST PER VI A NENT
lr,tsp ~ diseases ~ mon; dangerous Cases
,nsc, I"h,Ihc treatment should call The leading
ptoNS,' Dr. bonschur, lIl WEST .IST ST,
'"'' h" sundays, 10 to l.
A DIR. coNRAD's sASITARIUM tEstab 1880
u,,,' ''"HnA ~ women; newly and completely
tr,,npl1n ~ " 47rhu late IN. Consultation
h'l'"-H Send for booklet Tel. $500 3sth.
D"MLoN hL!NN, ~ WEST 47TH ST tB'wAy 4
lp,rrrr.." nom" treatment for women! private
Ihon" ~ flrr'rnccd nurses; long distance tele'
.-y",- t''aolsh"d 1850.
RS GEISr, rnidwtfc ~ years succe.sfui treat
W. Fast 6oths '''''' '''A''' NV ''S"
IL, NJ, 22S WEST-Dr. Grove cures irrerulari.
'ohee' without pain or medicines; fee $40.
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piridsnds md antfrfst.
ri, iS}I AZ rH GoI BhHSElsa House OF
n W HARRIS & COMPANY,
prE NOVEMBER isT. 1890

w, HAhnto q buWVNN
nrr NOVEMBER isT. 1890.
,,.r,u,, N MeI., General Esfunding.
Be- stone g. W,nn Hoard Of Education School.
B-,nse,,,io Ia, indpt Dist school Building. Be-
e,,,, ': a Co, orss School District No. School
n. MO9I. +. iiandpi School District. Rsfundins
punayyo Colo. RefundinR wster.
f.n.,qn ~ M nGhoI ndpt. School Di,ric, Refund
gle. 1SJ.'HMtH Sn TO- ssScci pi.tIic, No. l.
sSsfis9. il, E. .,.r w tss. Plant
Az, Mg. MET III. board Of Education. school Dis
,.uI.nsndsnce. Ia, Electric Light
II..n,..rytIis. iii. Rstunding
io..nsg!rt. Iud, Refund'ns'
ES S,.Is n Co.. Ia. Funding.
Sn1 s.S; Mi" McH. sewer AID Paving; Street I'm.
xIp,r, SInsn'vyaa Va. various.
fsT,.H Co.. Id. Court Court w W,is.
.I,TT o't Co. f T,.h s;hool pi..rle. 90
san Co.. Wash. school District No. 2. Refundiss
CoiMIIeccc e., wash. Court House and Jail: Fund.
ing Co.. wash. School Distric, No. 90.
,o,s..aNHc 40. wash. School Dist. No. o, PA.
lcu.e
TCSdd eIijCy o. ors school District No. 40 tMeMnn
will fImnitrEsN ovEMpER I'D, 1909.
Irr'usSS; "a N3s sissli Rii' sr f. iisss.
a. ,.,. N,rh school Building ..
e. Lou M SONtMBER nth. 1SOe'
,,.h, vi. High school BuildinE,
IN + SONEMBER 1OrH, lsSB.
-, n,Is. IA, dependant district Eelunding.
t"' i'm SONEMBER 10TH, iS"s.
Br, u sr Tex, General 1ndsbtedne. Funding.
J..psr 60 Ind. Gravel Road
'rnh'n iii r SOvEMBER 18TH, 1899;
p.-,. Co. wash School DIST No ~ " erhnilp.
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s. Ia Gasrogne. from New York. At Hsvrs.
r. Auchuria FROM New York, at glasgow,
Is Maa>lsnI, from Now York. at Rotterdam.
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wetterer 10 Simon r Bsrnhsinier and sno
at2d 81 s., sec Bresawsy,u p i iIvS;
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No. IL WALL sT., NEW YORK, Nov To-. 1899.
'I'HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed 90.
MCCORMICK TO conduct general brokerage busi.
ness in securities. HARRY A. IFI1.
OLIVER II. MCCORMICK
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SAILED IRON FOREIGN FORTS.
D Wells City. from Swansea. for New York
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Mechanics Liens.
I'D av, o. 3so n Wendovsr AZ. TbIloo;
Morris Kleinfeld Va Katie Morris Sieron'
berg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

sPRINTFD MATTER, &C.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c. for der.
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter
&c, for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed
Matter, &c, for all countries for which they arc
advertised to carry mail
After the closing % the supplementary Trsnsatlsn.
tic Mails named above. additional suppleme ntary
mails are opened on the piers of the American.
English. French and German steamers. and re.
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
of sailing OF steAmor.
Mail for Transvaal and Orange Free State 10 for.
wsrded in closed mails for those countries via
Lorenzo Marques, but II specially directed via
England or via Europe" II will bo sent In
cluded In the malls for London and thence in
the mails for Cape Town. To be delivered by the
latter once to such Of the addresses who have
left the South African Republics and arc at
present in the Cape Colony.
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4StnSin 22N WEST-Dr. Grove cures IRREGULAR.
Hohee without pain or medicines; fee $40.
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Srleu BOARD.
East Side.

ERAMERCY PARK. NO. 1.-Two handsome large
VI rooms: private tables in parlsr dining room;
re
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Post OFFICE Notirt.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

should be read DAILY by ali interested. a.
changes may oceur At any timei
Foreign mails for the week ending NOV. Z. 1925,
will close PROMPTLY in all csaesj At the General
Post once follows: PARCELS POST MAILS
close hour esrlisr than closing time shown be
low. Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at p M
Monday. .,.. .,. $1,000,
wEDNESDAY-At A. NJ. supplementary A. NJ
for EUROPE. per steamship ct. Louis via South.
smpton letters for ireland must be directed
per steamship St. Louisr" alta A. VI. supple
montsry 1910 A. M for EUROPE, per steam.
ship TeutonLc via Queenstown; at 1890 4. NJ.
for BELGIUM direct. per steamship Noordland
lstters must he directed per steamship NOord.
land.
THURsDAY.--A "A. NJ for FRANCE direct. swift.
ZERLAND, ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TuR.
KEY, EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steam.
ship Ia Toursine.s via Harve dctters for other
parts ot-Europo must he directed per steamship
La Tourains'0
sATuRDAY-At. A. NJ for EUROPE, per steamship
Campania,- via Queenstown; At A. n for
NETHERLANDS diroct per steamship Rotter.
dam. via Rotterdam letters must be directed
per steams hip Rotterdam "a. NJ. for ITALY,
per steamship Auguste Victoria, via Naples tet.
tiers must be directed per steamship Auguste
Victoria.
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18TH ST. 1870 EAsT-Handsomc large and small
rooms with excellent board, central location;
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tdence the trouble with this company
lines is fully as bad as in other direC-
lions. Men were sent out early in the
afternoon to try and locate trouble, but
nothing was heard from them, from
which it is inferred that the trouble is
Of serious nature.
In case Of fire in some parts Of the
city, there would be considerable delay
In getting word to the various fire de-
pertinent houses. At en- early hour
yesterday morning, the lines began to
go down, and stray blows kept coming
in through the balance Of the day, sig
nifyins that more trouble had showed
UP.
At midnight last night. four Of the
box circuits connecting with the CEN
trail Office were out of order The lines
running out toward GAINESVILLE, the poor
farm, Lake Quinsigamond and the
heart of the city were down. and it
was useless to try and do anything to-
ward patching them up. The force of
lnesman employed In the fire alarm
telegraph department worked all day
repairing lines as fast as they could.
but when night came and the wind
came up. the lines went down as fast
10 they were repaired and the work
was abandoned
4 number Of the Taper circuits as
we'll q 6 the box circuits are out of or
der, and Superintendent Mcclure and
his men can see plenty Of work ahead
Of them.
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THE CITY CLOCK.
Municipal Tmepiece Stops at ESQ and
the Search Light Stares a: T..

the Search Light stares az T..
The city hall clock suspended opers-
tions at $50 o'clock yesterday morning,
but this fact made no difference with
the individual who runs the searchlight
which nlumines two OF the dlals for a
part of the time each night. The search
light was started al the usual hour and
continued to do business until about
midnight
Many a passerby looked up at the
clock during the early hours of the
evening and not a few glanced at their
watches in order TO assure themselves
ihatthey had not lost few hours some
where. The clock did not work but the
searchlight did, starting In as usual by
lighting the dials in good shape and
Eradua lily dropped its focus from the
face of the clock to a portion Of the
tower several feet below, which portion
of the structure is the only part dis
tinCtly visible when the searchlight is
Shut off.
Early Saturday night George L. Ar
mold who has charge Of the clock. was
apprehensive that the mechanism
would be stopped by the coating of ice
that collected on the hands. The clock
ran through the night however. and
until $50 Yesterday morning. when the
dee gained too strong a hold and the
clock stopped.
For p time it was thought that the
hands might slip while the clock kent
going ana entail some lit = trouble in
replacing them. The big clock regulates
The smaller ones III the building and in
NestisaJion showed that the larger one
was StOpDpd
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ALL IMPROVING.
Many of the Hospital Gases Have Been
Discharged.

New York, March 19.-The hospital
reports as to the injured are most ia
vorable. Most of the patients are i'm
proving. Some Of them We're able tc
leave the hospitals today, and Others
will be discharged tomorrow. Follow.
ing is a statement of the condition Of
the injured
Roach, Kate, servant; ankles broken
recovering. Bellevue.
Simmons, Mrs. Martha NJ, Frederick
Md; burned: recovering. Bellevue.
Thomas, Mrs. Nellie, assistant house
keeper of the hotel; shock; improved
Bellevue.
Price Mrs. Alice NJ Macon, Ga; leg
fractured; greatly improved. Bellevue
Misch, Mrs. Katharine, wife of the
correspondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin; injuries slight; improving
Presbyterian Hospital.
Shackleton, Edward; burns and dis
located shoulder; recovering. Presby-
terrain.
Won Spiegel Mrs; left leg and one
rib broken; recovering. Presbyterian
Wheeler Mrs. c. p. and daughter
Miss Dorothy; burns and shock; i'm
proving. Presbyterian.
Boyce, Mrs. VIM. s.; burned anG
shoulder dislocated. Removed from
Presbyterian Hospital to her home.
Duke, John, hotel employee, Re
moved from Presbyterian Hospital t.
his home,
Fuller Mrs. A. NJ, Philadelphia
shock; condition critical. Manhattan
Hospital,
Bailey, Mrs Catherine, Chicago; con
dltion favorable. Roosevelt Hospital.
Brewer, Miss Helen right thigl
broken; condition favorable. Roose
welt.
Waldo, Mrs. Louis; burned; condl
ton favorable. Roosevelt.
OF the nine victims who We're orig
inally taken to Flower Hospital, Jane,
Mcclure, with leg broken, is the only
one remaining, and his condition is no
serious.
William T. Love, a clerk at the Wind
sor; Ellen Curran, a domestic. ant
Mrs. Sarah II. Calhoun, are at the New
York hospital, improving.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT LINES,
Large Portions Of the City in Darkness
Owing to Breaking of Arc Circuits.

The electric light company was seri-
ously Inconvenience, perhaps to a
greater extent than by any storm Of the
nature since the plant was established.
All through the day and evening, the
light wires came in for their share of
the general trouble, but when the wind
came up, even these heavy circuits Went
down and at II o'clock last night most
of the streets were in total darkness
save for the intervals that We're lighted
up by the ftful flame of a gas light,
police or fire alarm signal box
The same state OF affairs existed
north, south, east and west AT Har-
rlngton corner there was no light other
than that from the stores in the neigh
Dorhood although a few rods up the
street two lights are burning at this
writing
Pedestrians who We're obliged to re-
main out Of doors late last night felt
their way home with considerable eau
tlon The ominous creaking of branches
overhead, the swaying of wires heavily
charged with electricity coated with Ice
until II seemed as though they could
stand the strain no longer, was enough
to make the most courageous feel an
prehenSvc.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
PATROLLED THE STREETS.
Fire Alarm System Out of Order and
Firemen Substituted for 1t,

As a precaution against possible fires
within the city limits, all call men were
ordered to the various department
houses last night, and in company
with the permanent men patrolled the
streets in the immediate neighborhood
of their stations. The impaired condi-
ton of the fire alarm system making
such a precaution necessary.
At l o'clock this morning the follow
ing fire alarm boxes had been reported
at police headquarters as out of COM
mission: T. at city hall: e. Portland
and Madison streets; 81, Orange street;
1872 jackson and Beacon streets; ST.
Main and Hammond streets; 95, Benefit
and Beacon streets: 81 Main and
Richards streets; 10, Webster square
l3l, Main and Montague streets: 1872
Webster and West Fremont streets;
213, Main and Wyman streets: l6
Southbridse and Sargent streets: 241
Hammond and Canterbury streets.
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ALL TIED UP.
Suburban Car Lines Are in a Bad Mess
With Miles of Wire Down,

The Worcester and Suburban Com
panys lines We're better off than the
1csman' as far as a supply OF that
commodity was concerned, but they
did not want it, and any ice man who
would have taken it would have been
thanked and even compensated.
Ice chung to the Suburban rails and
trolley wires as tenaciously as a bull
dog clings TO another in battle. Il
wouldn't let go. and early in the day
cars left the suburban towns on time
ana were from two to three hours over
schedule time making the run to Wor-
cester. Limbs of trees and portions of
trolley and telegraph poles, as we'll as
trolley and telegraph wires, came down
upon the rails. and the motormen and
conductors had jolly time clearing
the rails.
The Worcester and Marlboro line felt
the weight OF the ice early in the day
and by noon the cars from Marlboro
were two and three hours late.
The scenes along this line were beau
tiful, and are beyond description, but
the damage done to the wires was SC
great that the company could not ap-
preciate them, and the passengers were
even too angry to swear.
The Clinton and Worcester expert
enced the same difficulty that was fell
by the Marlboro line. Cars from Gin.
ton were few and far between, and
| trees, wires and poles were down al
along the line. No serious accidents
were recorded.
The line to Millbury was badly mixed
up. but the cars managed to get
through. Most OF the time lost was
spent keeping the trolley wheel on the
wire. Serious accidents were alst
avcrted on this line
All the Suburban lines managed tc
get all their cars through, but the sche-
dule was abandoned early in the day,
II will cost the Suburban companies
a pretty penny to make their repairs
asShe ice grew thicker after midnight
and consequently heavier, and it is
thought that many feet of wire will be
in the roadWays this morning
Nearly all Suburban lines were pa
trolled by linemen armed with axes
during the time the cars ran, and as
soon as a tree, pole or wire fell. the men
got to work and cut away the debris.
The telephone wires that run into
the suburban country were down early
in the evening, and late last night il
could not be ascertained whether the
Suburban companies had succeeded in
getting all their cars into their barns