The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1895, Page 2

feached @ below nere this morning, fa suspended throughout, the city. age blocked with ice, and reports from counties show th: Strawberry plants and fruit trees 3 é Reports from All Over the. Country Tell of Great Suffering ANILAOAD TRAVEL BLOGKED. Trains Stalled and Vessels |’: Blown Ashore..on the Fourteen Nelow in Lexington, Ky. I to The Evening World) Ky, Feb $— At 7 veto wan 14 below rer Suffering in Columbun, In: (Special to The Evening W PMIUS. Ind. Feb. & The red 18 below® nero. A ie muffering a futiona are hustling to the! Hinghamton Crt BINGHAMTON, NOY. Fw in all due In Fall River. Mim Pet FALL Riven The “1 tu ents Bont Broken. Coast. WAREMAM, Maat. Heb, $—The atreeia 4 BUSINESS ALMOST PARALYZED. |» re, dinadtroun tone, | Fhe rallroa ellars are file ean broken t cums have President's toat. Muth, way waishet away broken againat ack River Bridge. in Bourne, Steamers Overdue in New BW HAVEN, Conn, Fe. & loctty of the wind reachml 4 treine are dei Herkahtre Div fn Some Cities Few People Dared Venture Out of Doors. Haven, The max The wide sweep and severity of the § etorm is unprécendented. In the great © Stissard of March 12, 1888, New York City was the greatest sufferer, Last night's PH etorm, however, was far more general, | as the reports below show: ‘Traine are stalled in every direction. Vessels have been blown ashore and their crews badly frost bitten. Several deaths have been reported from freezing or from ills engendered by the cold. ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. lee-Round and Men Frosen to Death. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Feb. §.—But few electric qara are running and ‘these have to be pulled Through by snvw-ploughs. The schools have © @losed and but few persons ‘courage to Battle wit hihe flercent storm since the bifxzard 1888. ‘The trains on the Boston and Albany badly delayed, On the New York, Haven and Hariford the tracks been lly cleared. The Boston and Maine trains ‘no pretense of running on schedule time, © o'elook for Starin Ine, due te in be Sound, New ¥ =a nN merits ed Frosen to Death in Parkersburg. ; PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Fed. §.—4, W. 4 neon, an old citizen, paralyzed. with cold last night on ‘his hotae, fell and to death in right of the Rouse John W: fa physician from Wades ears 80 badly frosen . Feby %.-—-The mercury was te y yesterday, with a northwert | nd thermometers registered 10); ‘Ai railroads except the Bur ing. A train which here ‘ the Quincy, Omaha and Kan 3 atill stuck In rift ten mt WINFIELD, | Kan. ) @enger train ‘due here Pee. S,ezarenk in thy iin. Kan. tee. oe. ES eee sie | @fe also atall e he Y | MBURLINGTON, 1a; Dube he Many trainaare| easly. blocked thermometer 12, below buritt passenger train which left hee £60 yemeriay morning for Qiiney was stuck by Garena di tt for i gers would hai * i ae ie Ney ad Yo burn e 7 WILKESBARRE, Pa., Feb. §.—The drifting = now has blocked all the railroads in this vietnl= lee evening w i Some trai ; ‘are from be fork train on the Lehiel Val ae wat late this morning. Trac ot ‘ ¢ Barre and the surrounding towne where they are: tnsw 7 Mill. The weather ts Intensely cold, and opera: | Mt Abend delays since tho | Ae | flonk nave, ceased in’ nearly’ al the’ coal mines Se 18 thie region © rhe’ through passenger train on the Lehigh| Florida Orange Trees Killed. Haliroad reached Bear Creek June 1 QACKSONVILLE, Fla. Feb. &—On ton of the | =) Hardship ani Tt ie Will snow! | hard. and the situation grows worse Live Stock Frees Mii TOWN, N hi and Wastern” Rail ned OAL ut dant nial vin Kite fthte city, milk famine tn throats the city. T Ming 9 A Late. foal ate entire en Traine f late AV af fallen up tot reached Boa and the Rule antl Over at Nyac rokeed iver yesterday n Tarrytown w0 et nwarly. fro Stewart Dut np and brought Wi He ifs Me je 1 delayed to: NY frozen The snow in stil pned. S.—Five feet of nd no traln ni Dolgeville nid ate + mercury stood Mini tonight id wi about) arolook thie mort Me train due here at 3A, M. i Hewat ™ OUT ON LONG ISLAND. Suffering P evnll at t yo mountain at 4 v clock this morAIN be In was buried in @ alitng at aapbresk | Many Points. | ‘ore qaite a RUDD gare |e gt board for Ruffalo aud the West. For a time ghee storm on Long Is:and was un- here was great excitement, but oF ere Gh Jackson. |UAUAMY Severe, and trave! Is blocked at “ epee passengers that the Company woul Hie, laat night, the coldew point in the Siar | Several points. Wires are down In every ‘After hard work four engine sal alan Muepe tes latte ‘Nr | direction. and it is difficult to get com @ow-bound train, and after di r they were naked. budling at fj munication. ‘Tales of hardship and sut- Bours, the train was released was taken foah Silt anermehie aiace. we th] fering are plentiful fe the passengers on one of the engines. r. Wie cailnes meu m | New York Train Not Run. Haaelton Sleigh-Ridern 1, Cont ne in Oyster Bi AR PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Fob. .—The snow ceased | | HAZELTON | storm is inisery, and gutters 6 In this cliy shortly after midnight, but Vtnts part Mkt 8 A MM the mere z Wind seemed to Increase in velocity Veury “wax 4 helow zero. There Ie chal famine ha tn the town and a new supply of coal cannot. be Hare. Heitet ehginns sent from Hartel ny wer | Meaime 1m . Riso malled and it wae tot until § oclock this Py ri Seo fealied, afd it wan not unel © octok this MH CHty ‘Tratne Stucic tm Snosy ¥ train in this city whiten Tort FASLAND CURVY. Lah, Feb, 871 e IW oiclork a Penerly tat thats eho + All through trains on the Pennsylvania, Phila. | {he Beaver Meadow branch anit at 10d © @elphia and Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio | '* Working. Two sleighing partion are Park. nd that the % from (wo te ais hours ‘At the |{h® mountain roads between here and Tanmqua Sag Harbor train tw fast ina enowhank at. Shin 3 ja Railroad station. to Arann | and grave fears are entertaine! for thelr satery KO Hiln The” Port Jefferson. train due in umn Long Island Civ” gt 9.05 had not. been. heart fem and Baltimore divining an the. Pitebure. a at qin, NL the trolley. roady on Leong al the ‘ork division, e730 re Dears ran anes i Te tae IN NEW YORK STATE. +) H Boston Harbor Blocked, 3 Live Stock Freezing and Train ; BOSTON, Mana, Fob. §.—The harbor is impas-| ac 1 ‘ male to oalling “braite, ind atl “sreetcare cheduten Ahandoned, up eo far na #ul Fe concern VHITE PLAIN: Y, Fete § ; In the city only a few running at [INE EDS NBs sae ae See i Antervala. Several af ine oats on the haa cut off communication with om Boston routes aré frozen (2 cod the Chelsea Iine | places in Woatchesier County. Some of the roals fe blocked altogether ‘About eight Inches of snow ompanied by a furloy. gale. The '§ morning, and pped again and th fell during into White Plaine tend the courte cou of the heay schooner, Mary Rites Morrisey, from Winterport, Me Toston, | @ cargo of hay, went ashore in Shirley (it this tal lore. ew escaped 1 after a desperate batrie with the Capt in Washingto WASHINGTON, D Falling early yemerd | Badly as to ear began drifted a9 ELMIRA, NOY from & to 20 degr Hfrom four to six houre late SHY | abandoned, nm qi private secretary to 1 \ Phe Press Clay The cold way ne wind ae: sompanying it Ai wigtonee Of the poor. Las! an accientally @tumb!ed over one poor woman who hb eo | Blockade Paik deep snow drift, ani was fuaensibie wien | gi ges oo ayes Wo My drifted an wa ree Mem Adrift on the Lake. ‘The storm thre MILWAUKE! Feb, With a life-naving er lake this moruing in search of 1 men TADY ON 8 The a Who drifted’ away rom the wat Mi Hudson ant Teiaware a ¥ sane i last night. There ts faint hope of their being | hours ant the few are run found’ sitve Truck Crop Suffers in Charteston. | ~ SHARLESTON. 5. ¢. Pen, -—Toe therm «Makes Pure Blood | i008 at 12 dear fag the lowent for any Fetrusry day on + tis visvairy gard hea brew r etry ot the i ‘it Menaer “f ell axcannal ces Nuits in Whe Wet, and it will be Apel b a the the pean Sa lp ak imdoreco} 1 Be percent of tera We. mafrowest. peas | sheuns. theumatiam, calarth, grip wad. ty the Southers i} Bae 1O0RH Ms @ty in the history of Sava: bh as far as official Pecords 5 wmine. Barly th: morning the thermom he Weather an vd fie moreno ifort euaily as cold tf not elder weather to-ntgh Ee Mari uutering eafate among the a Among. the tegries 2 natit for severe cold. and ant proper. slothe and ‘one colored from exposure Damage to Fruit Trees. , (Special to Tae Ev 96 Be The ‘mercury Purities the blood and thus cures these alseasos by removing theircaise. No other preparation hus ever accumplished the remarkable cures whic! have followed the use of Hood's Sarsapuriila, the cause Hood's Sur-aparilia is peculiar in com tom, proportionand process amily eatbasic. nae Tens., Feb. Sarsaparilia| |THE STORM IN NEW JERSEY. | Peain Se ning all New Jersey lrevented by snow towns tell the Lakew The The abandoned aad in The feat train email wad wh when last he and Red tan New 4 trom, mercury al thie piorning was 1 wero, at 11 o'clock It was 8 above. trio from Bayalde, wbich leaves bere at = Anbary ASHURY PARK, Fv tat of ty either t reared here, butt farce of the tee. Dun wind had by n, and severely cu fangerm of the m hing © William shies in and Wi tates Expr Yorker New (epeclal to 7 ELIZANETH. i feared evernl employers of the 1 aude frowtbitten, the Jorwey Central hay y Hoxplal be saver treat Failwa! ‘The Fvening (Special N pone bally crap white on duty Meso, an a ‘Tah orer, plea’ ower three hours a thakis All, the mtiin i ‘hops and factories have wn the me lee Many’ api to the ett Planerty while drunky fi rift. When he he wax neariy froze ty death Nod, Feb, FM Aloe the great bl Ing had paa branch of the Lehi« Which leaves Jersey « roof 18k the deop east of Flagtown, w here three firemen and enging lo thel ve in the great Lae of 188s. ve 42 img tok ne trata from Ph ork de in Now Brunswtok at not arrive in New Hrunswtck 1) o'elock tM There's no longer any necd of wear- ing clumsy, hich give of at best, inflict Crates strangulation (Br death “HERNI ture, no matter ofl ie Dg. OF Of 9 ir cured wet Priam in Conservative Surgery | TUMORS, we the perils of ent ne ‘PILE TUMORS, | other din Fibroid Karietics, w Ovarian, however large, + Pistula, and eg of the lower bowel, promptly cured without patn or resort to the knife, in the Bladder, no matter how STONE fice iaamnce matter how and washed ont, thus avoiding cutting. © BURICTORE iter pesare without cuttin ae dunt, Rateons oe 0 rindant Reference Sud Pamphictes " = eoat ts, (Stamps), NSARY MANICAT, ASSOCERS diseases, went Wistaa panera Tron, sad Duce Dudalo, NX. with at Attanss ant rains have a Motorman uynch. was overcome by the cold and fell in front of hin Yroliey car Me's in a frees euhdition at the Cooper Hospital erson Milla Cha i The bite blowing down S—This te the A over the Phe STORM PLEASES STRIKERS. They Say New Men Cannot Han- dle the Cars Proyerly. Serlous Collist ‘aused by the Non- te Union Motormen. ‘The storm so interfered with the run- hing of trolley cars in Brooklyn that it was fully 9.20 o'clock before the majority of the lines could put out ears ‘The strikers were pleased with this delay, J said the new men did not know how et to work to clear the tracks after ‘| such a fall of snow. When an “Evening World” reporter jleulled at the strikers’ headquarters at { [40 this morning the men gathered there in the best of humor. ‘They had jon that many en hit ‘efused rs because of the y + KO out with thelr ving cold. ‘ne strikers called attention to the “t that the De Kalb avenue and Smith and Jay street lines, which are employ- ing unlon_ men, were th ly lines In the city which started thei ars with nything Ike promptness this morning, and that they were the only lines run: ling cate during the hours of 6 and e o'clock, wher public most needed them, Police Commissioner Welles refused to y anything regarding the petition for his removal or the request that he re- sign ‘upt. Campbell also refused to discuss Mayor Schieren’s criticism of the police. “ar 1,204, of the Reid avenue line, and ‘ar 1317, of the Halsey street Ine, met in collision last night, and several pas- sengers were cut about the face by fly- ing glass. Both cars were going to- wards their respective depots at. the UUme, and the non-union motormen, hait- frozen by the storm, were running thelr cars very fant. As they approached the point where the Ines cross they rang their bells, and put on brakes, but the cars had gained such momentum that the brakes lid not work properly and the cars rashed Into each other, J. D. Newman, of 68) Halsey strect, was badly bruised, and several others were cut and scratched by broken glass, Both ines were blocked over half an your until a squad of policemen arrived ani aaalted “the crews In clearing the cracks. Albert D, Streeter, of Sharon Springs, snd John Schmidt, ‘of Phitadeiphia, a hon-unton motorman and conductor, were artested lagt night on a charg: 4 Intoxteation, When searched by t pollee two loaded revolvers were fou in thelr poawession, and they were he on an ad@itional chiar led weapons, rederick A Lane, t ostrand avenue, of carrying con- enty-nine, of 122 striker, was ar: ted last night on a charge of threat- motorman and conductor on of the Tompkins avenue ine. Schwartz, twenty-elght, of New York, an . Hatton, twenty-four, from’ Texas, employed on the Tompkins Aventi Jas motormen, were removed to the Homoeopathic’ Hospital this morning, suffering from exposure to the storm. While at work last night Schwartz's hands were frozen. When Patton awoke this morning he found that his feet and hands were frozen. Both men are In a serious cond@tion. At 8 o'clock ‘this morning a snow plough on Flushing Avenue line ran nto a truck driven by William Kell, of Weat Fortleth street, New York, at Flushing and avenues. ‘The truck was smashed. Mayor Schlieren at noon to-day an- nounced that he wonld investigate the harges made against Police Commls- inner Leonard R. Welles, to the effect that he 14 Incompetent, as’ demonstrated turing the strike, The charges were contained In a petition, a copseaf which was submitted to the Mayor, yesterday, 1sking for the Commissioner's removal, “What [ said yesterday about thé Superintendent,” sald Mayor Schieren, “stand: by. Mr, Campbell 1s too old to be Superintendent. He Is an old man Aree Talian thiry-ftve and Incompetent. I am told that he ye ane Nid ruck by a4 train and in| doesn’t know the location of some of raiking on the Erie Rullroat track |the new station-houges recently es- be orth and Wee | tablished, ae nurely shu “This matter, howeder, is to be in- drifts and heavy. galen The trains vestigated. A copy of the petition was to make the trip between Puters and » | subs As soon as ted to me yesterday. I receive the original, with the signa- tures of taxpayers a I shall be- gin the investigation. — ‘| COLLINS AFTER NORTON. ached, Wanta the Mal Nefore the S. Grand Jury, It waa learned this afternoon that P. J. Collins, of D, A, 7%, had been in con- sultation with United States Distric Attorney Bennett with a view to going before the United States Grand Jury and getting It to investigate President Nor- ton's alleged violations of the Federal Statutes in placing Urdted States mail Is Blow lig a signs upon the cars of the Atlantic Ave- ow Hranawi nue Ralfroud Company, (Sprelal to 7 ) Mr. Bonnett told Colling that although MKONSWICK snow |COMminsloner Mors had already dis Woughe were kept | the Pea | MRMed” a complaint of this character ala a vy Cuy |against Norton, be woukl inform. the iiladely the wee nd Jury of hik desire, and the matter might be taken up next Weduesday. TWELVE STRIKE INDICTMENTS one W an tin the Batch for In- terfering with Cars, The Grand Jury came into the ¢ of Sessions, Brooklyn, this morning tiled indictments against twelve person “for interfering with railroad property fn t during the strike. Head o mh. Indietthents for malicious injury to vening Worlty jours were returned against Marcin Con fet oy wou at Sa} Way, Charles Odera John Kagan, Ba n th elay Cloonan, La: Yeagers, Wi ’ am Hamilton, Mary J nald, Jacob » i wna Adler and) Richard Dris: or in oy ere eof bane fering with motors, Louls Grimm and “ a n New York Patrick Murray; for obstruct: tracks, “ ‘ Willlam Lenta, | =| 4 The Grand Jury returned to {ts room ja ported, that a Cold in h of Indictments will by and. thelr bly on F ——— b TROLLEY INDICTMENTS. Miss Mer cy One ot T 1 Phe Kings County handed in a number of Swalnst persona who cut wites, obstruct: ks and injured cars y strike, ‘Those indicte indictments r-old girl who led » Louis Grimm, Ham %, he elghtoe on Fifth av «k Murray and W INVESTIGATORS TIED UP. | | Members of the Strike Commi | Deluyed by the St Assemblyman Donnell, menbers of the Assembly Committee J to investigate the Brooklyn oy mtrie, was at the City Hall in hrooklyn ac i A. M. to-day, ready to meet the remainder of the Committee, but he learned through despatches that | his colleagues were siowbound at Hud- | son, | Mir. Desinelly ne of the ordered the meeting- om locked nd started for the Hotel | Metropole ‘this city, to meet Assembly- futile, anotlicr member of Committee Messra. Tuttle bany early last evening, = Jona H. Thompson. W . 36 Es yo writes: tae GREMEA a preparation of wasat better thas aay other.” rand Jury to-day | WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1é¢. er: RIDLEY G' CHINA ann CLAS SWARE English Printed Dinner Set, new shapes, 112 pieces, new decorations, $7.49 set. ENCLISH PRINT Toilet Set, 81,98 AMERICAN PORCELAIN Fancy Shape Toilet Set, handsomely, decorated, usual price $5.50 per set, $2.98. TEA SETS, fine Carlsbad China, were $8.00, ROCKINGHAM Brown Teapots 10 piece 56 pieces, Half Quart, Quart and Three-Pint capacity . 10c. Majoli ajolica Jugs. ACQUAIE Guise sie salsersisiciale (0c. White Stone China Plates, 6, 7, 8 inch, each... +. 3C. CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, Decorated, were 25c. to $1.25, 12c. and 14c. Goblets, Tumblers, Cordial Glasses, Whiskey Glasses, ) each, Wine Glasses, | 309,811, 3144 to 324 Grand St, NEW YORK. BOND NEWS CAUSED DECLINE. ‘The Market Grew Wenker in the Late Trading. After the announcement of the Govern- ment loan negotiation the stock market weakened and there was an increased pressure to sell. Lower prices prevailed all along the line. The small amount of the Government bond {ssue and the high rate of in- terest pald (3 3-4 per cent.), were dis- appointing, and hai a depressing effect. Many traders who had looked for a rise on the publication of the news, lost_no time in getting out. ‘The de: cline ranged from 1-2 to 2 per cent. The Closing Quotatio Open. High. American Totacsa sce 88% 95M American Sugar Ret 82% 924 outhern hemapeake & Ohio. Bur. Northern Pa aeitie Mt & Resting 1 & Omaha | Wor, Union Tele sim oF LABOR, ted Financial Union No. o Plasterers kink Decgaie ie to Viion a new Wa 1 President of $ Unton Protec: | dnd the new Socrctary is Mathew has shave had reduced fr. Jors and bindery _g tax to the L 8 per month The be 4 | owroam Plerre is the newly elected Master Workman of Local Awsemp K. of band Wiliam HM, Bishop has beea die: od Urder of American Bricklayers has Gulgan, President: Patrick John Evans, Recording 5 aon, Treasurer: y te the nest State to Meatat Tenet Fund, Phe Breadwinners of America is a new secret | i organization” the local chapters “of which Are tapidiy apreading all over the country, ‘None Ut wageworkers al 9 membership, a smokers, surprisiagly ams Giles, Guaranteed | Fox ifrom RIDLEYS’ GREAT ALTERATION SALE. At the Lowest Prices of the Season. CLOTHING |House Furnishings, GLASS AND CHINA WARE. AT BARGAIN PRICES. pt Boys’ Cassimere Suits, sizes 4,5 and 6 only, were $2.00; reduced to 75c. Cheviot Suits (ull wool), 3 pieces, short pants, were sold at $5.95; reduced to Boys’ Union Cassimere Cape Overcoats, odd sizes, were $3.00; reduced to 99c. Boys’ All-Wool Cheviot Overcoats, odd sizes, not many of these left, were $5.05; reduced to 2.95. Boys’ Wool Lined Reet- ers, sailor collar, odd sizes, were sold at $3.00; all reduced to 99c. Men’s All-Wool Suits. Splendid material and stylish; od: sizes; reduced from $12.95 to 6.95. Men’s Fine Diagonal Suits double-breasted; odd sizes only: reduced from $18.00 to 7.45. Men’s All-Wcol Beaver and Chinchilla Overcoats were sold at $18.00, reduced for the Alteration Sale to 7.95; Men’s Union Chinchilla Ulsters. First-rate Garment; reduced for the \'teration Sale, from 6.00 to 2.95. Men’s All-Wool Blue Chinchilla Pea Jackets. Very comfortable and durable; were sold at $8.00; reduced for the Alteration Sale to 3.95. Boys’ Warm Caps. weeping reduction. Thousands tine quality Beaver Etons, also Beaver and Plush Polos, all with double bands to pull down. Sold all this season at 48c. to 85c. Reduced for the Alteration Sale only. AIN SA NY ADDITIONAL LEADERS! Boys’ SOLID ZINC DOUBLE Washboard, 15¢. Cedar Pail, 17c. 25c. ENTIRE LOT at 29° FINE FURS MUST REDUCE STOCK. Men's Baltic Seal Band Caps, reduced from $3.00, 1.95. Men's Alaska Seal Band Caps, reduced from $5.50, 2.95. Alaska Sabie, Krimmer, and Black Persian Muff, reduced from $5.50 to 1.95. Electric Seal, Wool Seal Sweep Capes, Black Monkey Capes with Alaska Seal Collars, reduced from $29.00 to 15.00 UMBRELLAS, L-sSILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS COPPER BOTTOM WASH BOILER, No. 7- - - 39c. Fancy Japanned Decorated CHAMBER PAIL, 21c. TIN BUCKETS. bP? LL 6000 BROOM, 1 :'| 26-ineh paragon frame, with fine Acacia, natural root and ehonized *!handle, usually sold at £1.25 to $2.00. During alterations | ENTIRG LOT . a 75c. exch. ‘ CORSETS. Our Corset Bargains unequalled. 100 dozen sample Corsets, dircet tue factory, black, white, ecru and drab, all sizes and kinds, finely made of good material. The are the grades usually sold at 75c. and 81,00. During alterations this lot will be sold ai, pa decorated, gold line, 39c. $9.98. RIBBONS. Exceptional Bargains During Alterations. ‘Several thousand yards Moire Sash Hilbona, 10 to 12 inches wide ASAN Annas yard, 25¢, » Satin Ribbons, ALL WIDTHS, FROM 4 TO 16, Endless Variety of Colors, All Fine Grades. No. 4 at 2c, yard. No. 9 at #0. yard. No. 5 at Bic, yd. Nos. 12 and 16 at 5c. yd, All Silk No. 9 Cros Crain Ribbons, A Leader - 5ec.y 309, 31, 3b to 321 Grad St, {, Silex Scouring Soap, ec. Per Cake, No Restriction as to Quantity, CHEAPEST IN THE WOiLD, Dinner Sets. American 112 pieces, Porcelain Set, f NEW SUPFLY®.