New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

| September, 1913, there received the sum of
S2,2Ol SO. There arc 6,567 Members and $50
Repeal Wardens.
WHY Is THERE NO Frost IN CLOUDY
NIGHT THE remark frequently made that there will be
frost tonight for 1t is too coudy' correspondent thus
explains this phenomenon, familiar all but the why and
wherefore of whchew have taken the trouble
!
Al! bodies emit heat proportion they contain it;
bodies OF equal temperature placed beside each other Will
mutually give aud equal quantities Of heat therefore
will gam of the other But piece of ice placed in
will receive much heat from the
surrounding objects than mPaftst will therefore gain
temperature and melt The Earth during the day
much hc.t om the Sun than nparts the
rounng space ~ the saae time Bar during clear night
the surface Of the Eahis constantly pating with Its heat
aud receiving The consequence is that becomes
cold h. the humidity contained IN the surrounding air be-
condensed and attaches itself objects the OF
dew the thai tumbeI pitcher Contain
inc cold water "sweas 1t Is called, in hot day-the
sface cooled by the water and this surface condeses
the humidity of the contiguous air If the surface of the
earth after the formation OF dew loses heat enough bring
70 the freezing ont the dew becomes frozen and we have
frost. But If cloudy then The heat radating from
earth viii be By the Clouds aud by the great
portion will be returned the Earth thus the surface
OF the Earth very nearly retains !ts temperance which not
only prevents f:os almost always prevents the
formation Of dew. Buffalo Com.
C The valuable Touring mill known as the
Woodbury. Mill situate about three miles from Baltimore
on Jones Falls, and belonging 10 M.ssrs Gambrill,
%.
200 to 200 barrels Of -four 300 to 900 empty flour barrels
bushels OF feed snfs and about 500 bush
els wheat entirely destroyed by FIRE the 2lst inst There
was a insurance the mill of $4,000 th Merchants
Office Baltimore ,hcf Office mad also small policy
aud slajor James o. Law Nothing saved every
pafcie Of i- mill burnt except the walls and portion OF
rt- water wheel
u The officers OF the barque Merchant (Mr.
Thomas Boss aud David Weedeu have arrived Newport;
they came with the Of h- Merchant Boston the
if-- IL.
into, off Halifax by the Arc dia, but all hands
saved the steamship taking them and carrying them 20 Ly-
The Ne-chaa, vas Insured for sl7 600 4, the Atlantic
Mutual and NewYosk Insurance Offices, New-York
157 Tuesday night. about | O'Clock, a fire
broke on; IL he A. street. Richmond, Va occu-
pied by Mrs. Buctelrw a mp-ry store and partly BY
her n.baad IS eygele and watch repaire. Before t.
flames could be suppressed. that was consumed
aud the roof and upper pat of the adjoining Some
partial loses sustained by persons in the houses ID
joining.
II A white man named Mcmahon, engaged
m dItchiHg arrested yesterday West river Md
charged with having forged pass, by which
servant belonging Or. Wm F. Stewart OF Ann Arundel
county attempted TO escape BY Of the canal Phila
! deiPhia he was taken 10 Annapolis to be committed
M F" hen arrested he was armed with pistol and dirk, but
submitted 70 The officers, without attempting them
MURDER IN ARKAysAs.-The Memphis En-
quifer states that an old named Waitma Gosiu aged
So resident Of Crtenden county, Arkansas since 1916
place on the morning Of te 30 with his brains beat
out He had bern robbed ew day. previously between
! 81 l,O06 and - 500.
GREAT ESrLosIoN.-A passenger from vii.
mingon Del yesterday afternoon mentioned thar just be-
fore ne left that city explosion heard a;
distance; aud there doubt from the smoke seen 10
ascend that the powder mills of essrs. Dupont had blown
up We could isaTn no farther particulars.
THAT SANE OLD Coon, Still ALIVE AND
KrczlvG.-A amusing fgh: took place on Monday
m9faas on M4in-s'Tect, between live Coon and Dog
The "Oia Coon gave his canine enemva glorious iog-
cnc We consider this omIuou5, especially the fight
took place Immediately opposite the Office Of the Richmond
! Enquirer Richmond Star
u The weather at ST. Louis, MI on the llth
and 2ti cold that fires were comfortable and
frost was apprehended. Ii sad that such visitation
present would do injury very lite Corn is
beyond the reach Of rs bshtns efsct-nor the ether
crops, large or small, n a more favorable condition
j. On Thursday morning Miss Caroline Ed.
wards aged - daughter of Nh William Edwards Of Del
hi township, Ohio, committed suicide III consequence Of
young who had been paying his addresses TO her
having deserted her and married another.
Gg- Purchasers Of Farms requested 10 notice the
Farm advertised IN this paper to-day, headed The Home
stead for Sale
AMERICAN NiUsEuM.-TNo splendid performances TO-DAY
and quarter before O'Clock This being the last day Of
the S@renades and Dloa there w!lo course be crowded
louse.
- Go TO Pealss Museum and see the Giant Gil Of .05
pounds weiht the four pound child; the Fudge Llrrmaid
and SIX performers tns afternoon az O'CLOCK, al for one
. Ihe following letter pubshe,. to show the sna-
:Ioa n which the Metallic Tablet Stop held Europe
PLACE LOpEoN rue Racine, IS Pans
~ Car- Cutter 20 te kirs 1884, and the Royal
NaF ias inspector Of Surgical Instruments 10 the Bish
Ma. GEO. SAUNDERS:
r. 9lt5 OF h las, Of the Metallic
Tablet Razor Strops which received safe consider you
nave now orous 10 The highest pitch OF PERFECTION and iur;e-
PENDENT of ther iacoa.estib- superiority all other Razor
roa manufactured on the continent. know OF En-
aEd possessing The advantages You know ry sale Of
s your Srrops no,y he os,y
che recommend with Razors. 70 receive tie
most Hatteng testimonials OF meI. ot only for R,zors
out Ter EloSt kinds of suryica Instruments.
- believe ue 10 De- de,. sir ou:s truly
| WN. L. CARTER.
Inc 9Elglnal OF The above be seen with certificates from
tuuers IN taS snc ard also from the first gentlemen of this
country Is The article that received first premiums
ye4t sttsI year a. ths ar Of the American Institute.
| q. SAUNDERS, Inventor ..d Manufacturer
iss Broadway.