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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS IN BROOKLYN.
SENATOR GOES BILL TO PREVENT THEIR INDIsCRIM-
INATE VACATION COMMENTED UPON.

IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENlSI IN BROOkLIN.
SENATOR GOES BILL TO PREVENT THEIR INDIsCRIM-
MATE VACATION COMMENTED UPON.
Senator Goes bill to prevent an indiscrm
mate vacation of assessments for local improvements
Brooklyn is much discussed 1t passed the State Senate
promptly about month ago and was then sent to the
Assembly, where it referred TO the Committee
Cities. by which it was approved. Assemblyman Nc
Groarty then took charge Of 1t and kept 1t until last
Wednesday when he tried to report but prevented
by objections from Assemblyman Talmagc. The bill pro-
vides that assessment shall be absolutely vacated
upon any techuioaiy. but that only reduction
may be made III cases where assessments
are proved be excessive Corporation Counsel Dewitt
by whom tho bill drawn, has written q sharp letter
to MI McGroarty In support Of it. He declares that
band OF shysters extraordinary" have organized
bureau procure the vacation N assessments which
they charge large percen tages He says that they
constantly seeking for trivial technical errOrs such
misprint ia o single omission u corporation adveT
tsenent, and thai from this cause several hundred
thousand dollars assessments In danger Of being
thrown GU the city at large that for god
ing and paving amounting 10 etotal sum OF &2OOOOOO.
are menaoed through petitions, which In instances
have only less than maiOI1ty OF the interested
property owners and that assessments amounting "
81 900 for filling L0v lots menaced account Of
the lng Of the lots having been done under resolutions
q the Aldermen ~ Common Oo0noA instead VI ~ Q
Board u Henl&h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
LOCAL VIEWS OF THE COAL STRIKE.
sHE DETERMINATION OF TIE OPERATORS NOT ~
YIELD TO THE MINERS.

YIELD TO THE MINERS.
The strike among the miners in the Penn
sylyania coal fields, which has been confined until re-
GENTLY TO the Iehgh wkesbarre, Wyoming, ana scnuy
kill regions extending southwark, and threatens 10 IN
elude the whole district from which New-fork Is sup
ped with soft COAL unless prompt measures arc adoped
10 end IT, H. c. Wells at No Ill Broadway, stated yes
terday to q reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE that inc suiho
began on the LIST Of April in the Broadtop dstrc no
miners demanding an advance OF III ocn'' r.
ton but compromise was ehec'ou' ~
the men went to work again. Later the men in the Gear
od district struc md have not returned to work. On
the IN of April Mr. Fisher OF the Excelsior Coilcry em
ployed 65 men, mainly iron ore MINERS ou' 'ney ""'
been in the mines only short time wheh 'hey "e'e
tackled by about 500 men, women, ana chhdren' WIN
threw their goods Of the houses and drove tne sn
from the mines sixty-fvc experieneed miners were
sent from this city Saturday by MT. MiGuon, M
operator in the Clearicd district ana more VIII
Mr Wells stated that soft coal market Is very mmcn
Sinrers and il was impossible for the operators 10 pay
The advance demanded At the present rate OF wage W
per ton while II selling at 50 80 to 50 ~ MI
estimates the number OF men on sriAe III 'ho
E. A. Quitard Of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron & T% Of for the
have fallen about 2OOOoOO tons SNORT OF whaI eS W.
soa .is w Ile be Selling in NewYo today Ct $40
per ton. The object OF the combination Is 10 thosn
who Who nave cried out 50 loudly against what they
we're pleased to call the Coal Ring, can now nave
an opportunity Of witnessing some OF the penGca ~
resuts of the combination. A considerable quanity OF
btnmnous coal Is being used instead OF anthracite anu
being higher than it was last year The season opened
al Is cents per less than in 1874, and as usual tne
price has slowly advanced the figures for the cure ~
month are only cents higher than for the same lho
last year. The strike which began last January, WI WI
continue until the miners are prepared 70 icccp. ~
proposition made By the operators, when tney Gan go W
work but no if the mrs have TO nc dle a~oisc
months longer round numbers at least 2OOOO int
are idle in the anthracite regions and the miners nave
L lost not less than $3,0OOOOO since the S'rih Inc
II was first made. In regard TO INC re-
Il port that the miners were ready to go
II t. work SIS per week. Mr. Quintard said that the
ton was altogether informal and was only nide
10 create sympathy. good miner can easily carr ~ PEI
L day at the rates the companies are Wiling 10 pay
iarre majority OF the men, however anxious 10 20 10
work, and nothing but the fear Of violence prevents
them. ,,.,,,. no., o,a
! At the Office Of the Lehigh and Wlkesbare Coal ana
Iron Company Broadway, the same determination
quietly to wait until the miners ready Tor WORK AGAIN
was manifested But under considerations would tc
company think of yielding to THEN demands simply DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
THERMOMETER.
HAROMErER.

EFOKT FOX TIE WEHh kNDkNU ~
MAY 10. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17

JAMAicA--I1,e Board Of Excise recently dected In
Queens and suhok COUNTESS under the Excise Law.
are reducing number Of liquor seners In most Of the
towns Of the applicants bs refused
pecnssa In the sowps a. westhampt91 md ehet Isspd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

will he given at the academy cf Music on the 3oh Of ~"
yem,r for the benefit OF the German Hospital ana us
ponsary. =,
The ST. Cecilia Vocal Society of Brooklyn
announces four private concerts NJ INC 'iiluu ~ ~.
congregational Church. each member 10 ne h"Mu" w.
Issue i've invitation tickets Inc hS' eohec'' VIII W
given Dec. j. .
Wachtel will sing in "The Magic Flute on
wednesday, Der Frcyscbiitz will be given at popular
prices on Thanksgiving night The Marriage OF fisiY
Is promised for the saturday matinee, me Ts,or
given ia Brooklyn Dec. o. $, ana ~ arc 1ioN''oio'
The Position, and The Huguenots"
A musical entertainment will he given AT
the Rroklyn Academy OF Music this evening" Tor INC p
eft Of Shelteing Arms Nursery Miss lrS ,hc
Josef White, the Cuban Nloiihst, nr' "a ~, w
Young Apollo Club. ConteIno's Band, ana MT "; W.
Colbv viii take part in the execution OF varied anu "
teresting programme .
Theodore Thomas will give his first matinee
Of the season next saturday Mt scnway nan Inc pro
gramme * specially attractive 9ht hI Pts Music
aud Wedding Procession "a numDer7) from huolheten
new opera " FeramOrZ." Nine. sterling VIII sing lhe
beautiful coprao ara, ESuTientes niplcyh b3his.
Mozart concerto for tute and harp when was so nun
~ loved last Summer will he repeated There VIII De
other selections asO both for the orchestra ana LOT
Nine. Sterling
At Miss Portcr's Young Ladies School III
Pennington Conn, where REMARKABLY high slaiuhiu
of musical culture has long been upheld under the III
fccon of Mr. Kari Klauser DR.. Hans Won Btlow gave
piano-fOrte recital Nov o. WIN the iImU%Ins
1T Fugue 10 Gavote In ID minor. 2 L. Won b5elh1Nen
sonata OPP o.. No. 1. 3. r. schuinann farcnng
schwmk in Wien. op. 90 d f. Chopin !p 1 MOd, n,
Op 81 No. 2 tl) Balade op. %; tcl lInromp'H OF.
3Gi d scherlO Op. 50 (ei BeTccuse. or % ~ NaiSe
Bulaute Op. AZ. 3. + schubert Ul DtuN lmpIohp
tns op 90. Nos. and 3; Cb) Deux Naises-C4piIeces
lc, Narche Heroidue transcription by lislp. D. T.
List; Venczin Napoi (Canzone IaIantehal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

buildings. general alarm wss sound~t' ana
the entire Fire Department called into acuoh
For nearly an hour the central part oi
the city was brilliantly illuminated. The flames were
confined TO the buildings occupied by Marshall d Coz the
whole interior Of which, except the rooms OF NO SUI
used for tho ohlldron's department, was completely
burned out The furniture factory OF Douglass sons
In the rear time in great danger. The hre
was prevented from reaching the building ADJOINING on
the SOUTH occupied by Watson Co., but their STOCK
Of clothing was badly damaged BY water. The origin
Of the fire unknown One theory Il that the gas rom
the furnace gnited in way "a the a'neo wheh nst
discovered burst suddenly from all sides OF the building
New heaters had recently been put In the building.
The stock OF clothing in Marshall CO.'S stoie' WIN
manufactured goods estimated By the irIn to De
worth 49, 900 or $4,000 and the building. also owned
by them was worth $4,000 The latter was Insured 10
nearly its full value and the clothing was insured TOT
about 100000 in Newark and foreign companies
The following arc the assurances; North BTU
lsh and Mercantile, $4,000; Queen, SoOoO;
Niagara Of New-York. 5000; Merchants Mutual OF
Newark, 5000; Home OF New-Y0rk Hl,5OO; Newark
City Mutual 81 .JOO Brewers and Mallsters OF New.
York - 900; Phoenix ~ NewIork, $500; HOFFMAN Oh
New-York 5000; Peoples Of Newark. 5000; CitLens
Mutual OF Newark, %, 900; Home OF NcwIork, SlOOOi
Firemens Mutual OF Newark, $1,000; Newark Mutual
~ O0O Newark City Mutual ~ 800, Fremens OF New
ark on the building, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Satin piay-bllS were given 10 the ladies who
attended the performance OF "Hai0.et" 10 the Fifth
Avouuo rheator Saturday atenO0n-as Souvenirs Of
Iir Booth engagement The pioee in which Miss Morris
makes her CentranCe is version made 10y Aucustiu
D4y, OF Dr. Nossntlal5 "pcbora." II a. called
"The New Loah" There is promise Of ga now and
original society drama By Nr Day. MCssls jarrett
and Palmer have cf.otot an engagement with Mr..
Charles Calvert 20 produce 80 Booths Thcater Lord
GyOns play OF s4Ida.al Giu-," IS lately given by
him iu Ddblin,-wih mogihetnt scenery Mr.
s0thern VIII act al Booths Ihcgter next March.
Mr. john ]. Raymond WIZ arlnoG 90 the Brooklyn The
ster tonight, as Col Sellers Let week Le was M the
Boston Globe lcaier Japanese performers have oiued
the troupe al Tony Pastors IncateF. Mr.. English IL
wellnown theatrical agent died IN Calcutta oct 81
MIR John J. Car,l1u will give readings and rccitaons NJ
sciuway Hall on Thank giving Night Extra afternoon
performances Will be given Thanks giving bay al al
tho theatcrs The city. bliss Anna Dickinson It ap-
pears 20 come The FIfth Avenue Jbcatrr y ana
b.. ~ Ieoa D1rc the Maid Of Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
I DISASTER IN PHILADELPHIA.
MARKET STREET BRIDGE BURNED.

MARKET STREET BRIDGE BURNED.
1r,Vy GAS PIPE TIE CAUsE-THE BRIDGE FALL,
IN HALF Az HoUR-INsURASCE S1o,ooo.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. Nov. 21.-Tbe large wooden
bridge over the Schuylkil River at Market'Si, con-
Meeting Philadelphia and West Philadelphia, was
entirely destroyed by fire last evening The hfe
originated from defective gas pipe, ana IN less IMAM
half AN hour tine whole structure fell. Ihs lire VIII
cause great inconvenience TO the pennsylvania hall-
road Company, the Market street Passenger kau-
way. Adams's Express Company, and the large
manufacturing establishments on both sides Oh me
river. The directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company met last night and decided to erect tenn
potary bridge The wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the railroad COM
pany's wires. and the city wires wore
broken, and communication for the time was
interrupted. The Mayor has called special meet
inc of the Councils for Monday to take such action
- NAV be required in the premises The bridge Vas
originally erected in 500, and in 1880 was altered
to mako a connection between the city railroad ana
the Pennsylvania Railroad l he piers OF the Stru'-
trc are still in good condition. The bridge was IN
sured by the city for $4,000, $4,000 OF when 10
in the ROYAL Insurance Company. several hiehch
were injured during the progress OF the hfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
In TuIA CITY.

Shortly after / o'clock last evening Ofhcer
Harris OF the Fifth Precinct discovered fire on the
second floor Of the iyosory brick building at 30 Zo3
Washing on-st occupied by Erastus Titus as cracker
bakery. An alarm Immediately sent ont. ana bat
talon OF fire companies promptly on hand Owing
10 the high wind the flames gained In volume
until they were beyond the efforts of the hremen
to control them, and 1t was deemed sdNlsaDie
to send ont a second alarm, calling another
battalion The fire extended from the second story up 10
the third fourth and h and at last burst out Of the
roof large sign upon the top OF tho building was IN
the hottest OF the flames and 1t feared that II might
fall II IL had fallen, doubtless number OF lives wouln
have been lost as several men were working directly
under it. The building extends from Washing
ton-st through TO alley called BishoPs-lane'
which runs from Chambers-st. TO Warren-st, ana
two engines were sent TO this lane to pour stream or
water the Of the building In spite OF all Efforts
however the fire still gained and 1t was at ono tlne
feared that the whole block wOald 90.
Mr Foen loses his entire stock Of Hour and machinery
and at o'clock this morning 1t was Thought mat Tue
building would be almost totally destroyed t was nm
possible estimate the oFs a. the nic va, Sun bns
although it then under control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THE BURNING or me JONI pascal.

FIRE ~ TIE CARGO SEVERAL TlMES-Ilih CihN
SAVED BY TIE VICTORIA.
BosToN, Nov. 21.-The ship Victoria arrived
here to-day from Calcutta with the officers and ere" Oh
the shin John Pascal Of Bangor Me- which was destroyed
tv fire on the passage from Calcutta 10 New1oiK'
norton OF lie crew were previously reported as irr'hs
It Plymouth, Eng, and their statement Is IuiH
c,rr,lurstad by that OF Capt. Idlpey' tAc
master lie reports that they left Calcutta
JuIv H. Nothing unusual took place unth
Aus % ~ DAYS out Abou; midnight they were a2rmed
by smoke coming from the ha.dcck hatch Ihoy Dt7''h
AZ once T. break out c cargo ana took on oe'A some
600 i. OF rubber soon alter they fonG smoke Issuing
from the fore hatch They got The force pump started
and soon cxtinqdshcd the fire. II was coli
fined to some bags ~ liusced under tho hatch
They then b-OEe ont the cargo down 10 the
lower deck ana threw overheard all that was damaged
They continued to work unul all appeared dry AMI cool
rov examined the cargo In different parts Of the ship
ls0m time time, and could find u" signs "i neat oo'
after they came into cold aud rough weather and were
on the Cape OF Good Hope for 10 days WIN ''ron3
uoril-wast gales. After p'ssug the Cape they
ira all paris Of the ship was COZ"
and dry sent -. thiy days after the first htc ',y
18th nc fr wac 80 fa ahaf the hatch that it could
lot Doe reached ~ The force pump. Inc hants sic1d
rapidly. All ventilation fore am an vac ',opp.L
were cut iu the deck ana wafer pt''Dtu down
\ stream was put on from tue chslhe, mop
ing To stihe tic ni" nut WITHOUT slec s.
Jhe s, cnrrs. was altered Tor ~ Helens, 200 miles
distant f. then became evident that 1t was impossible
10 save the sp. At they attracted the attention
OF Tie snip victoria, Capt Atwood, from Calcutta for
Boston who sent hi, boat to tIrlr assistance. Al That
time the fire had driven The from forward. and they
Lad barely thine to leave before thc IRE was bursting ont
n different parts Of the ship y thc tlme th" ere" were
safely hurd the Victoria, the John Pascal was one
sheet oi u 't..c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

DjED
BEAcH,0n Th9rs,ay NOV 49, ls75 suddenly OF hssrt ~,
The friends and relative, are invited stsnd the funeral
services at The Church Of - Virgin forty nfh.
between seventh aud Eighthaye, Monday Nov 90.
Charleston papers please copy.
BRIGGS suddenly Friday Nov. TO- Margaret r. wife q
The friend. d the family invited to attend the funeral
Train leaves foot OF Liberty-st AZ clock p. m.
BRITTON-Nov. 20. 1915. Mary Marsh only daughter q
Charles T. end Caroline Brtion aged years. months and
Restye. and friends are invited The funeral
st., on Monday, the 23d inst, at ! O'Clock p m,
DAY-m catstll wednesday, Nov i 1873, Mrs Sophia A..
DERRICKsoN-On sunday Nov 81. 1876, James l. Derrick
son, in he 65th year Of his age.
NoJicc Of funeral hereafter
FOOTEIn this city, sunday Nov. 81 Eliza Cook wife Of
Notice OF funeral morrows papers
HTLIM Anon Saturday nov 1875. 10 BROOKLYN, tho
Rey Alexander G Hillaan IN he 6ith year oI ma apo %
DIV ,"ns'er brooklyn H. d. on MONDAY Nov ~ al lJo
D.
Laura Ey. widow o: jonathan T.. Hyde aset - years
Funeral services al Boomhei on MONDAY chs 22d day Of
November. at O'Clock rom the Residence Of Mrs Cooper
MCLLkR-ln BIookyh Of cons.mp'oi, on Ihurnay,
Nog. - 1875 dary Louise wii9 81 g. oio G. Miller and
Tho relatives aIi friends Of TIC family invited u attend
ne funeral IRON he ia,e residence Isl Consressst On
Am fiizs dau gbter 81 The iaic James B. Oakley
the funs raj at the gh 9Th Street 81 r. Church between
Fourth ann Le1instonsyes IN TUESDAY The 2Jd Inst at
STFvFNs-In BROOKLYN. v y Nov ls 1875 Of scarle,
fever. Emma Lincoln. daughter ~ Rev Fdwari q. and
Hamlet {. stevens, aged years month"; ami II days
Msrv Aan wife Of jacob p Townseni' - -"
Fune at her late residence on Tuesday 23d inst OF IL
wAr-oN-on Saturday Nov. 90 Devoo wife Of George
FuDeai on Tuesday inst l O'Clock.
residence $50 Madison ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
TIE SITE or TRADE.
UAvA+A MARKET.

HAy,yA Nov 90 sugar 1sAet opened win lner.a-ri
tIfiues. the ur-sf f2otory condition ~ aN1f,
abroad And me fluctuations gold but Improved later and
closed quiet al nominal quotations. SOS Ia 10 II y D.,
itf0l5 rea = aruha Moi1ss1s sugar, no. t0 p ii "a
ii - reals. Ml1co,ado -ngaI- nominal tentinral ~ues
So. 10 tn boxes ID 10 reals do in ihd3 p 10 =
r, sfD h warehouses; al Han and Masula, L.. 900
Lov.4 AVID T3oD hhds receipts Of the week, LOCO boxes
and Il hbt.. exports OF to week, $500 boAs OF which
% The Unite! states Bacon, 81 so Ec"t iiulr
s1t5 y bDl for American. Tart n kegs. S1 5oo ~ -
1, ori1fai pr,afor. s5 5OdF- - 2 bbL raiiow. S.ad
vi = onn. al Wax yellow, %I40Sli 80 A. aroha Nsyal
scti,c Fupty hoe-hc.d ~ Tra-, -. Lumber dull
White Pine ki, gold, p n. shocks quiet E0S, loa
Unreal. SUGAR 10 IL, ads 20 rtls MDa,sos. hhts. .
roll, ,Wlte Navy Beans, 27021P reals aroba. CHew
ip Tobacco, slOafGi Y qultl. Cora, ilHll real, =
rie loon. tat M $50 tJ5 VI. gold frec hts duil and
nominal: loading Havana TO falmonh and on'r, 81 4d
~ "dine AZ other port North coast 81 cuba Tor de-,
.,-STlO Spanish cold 22OG2-Ot Exchange quic The
lf Sines so days. currency. lOt0O6 PREM 90 dal =,
rnd lgSal3O prem. short eight ~ li prem ON Lon
hi, i,s 100 pttul On PsIis, 1864 I2s prem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

The hearing Oh the application of Henry
Clevs d Co. for final discharge In bankruptcy will be
resumed tomorrow Several Of the opposing creditors
nave Withdrawn sr objections, ana efforts ere being
made 20 induce all 20 disconiinu' their opposition
TrlISl reporter after careful inquiry, found thai ihe
x statement received by the trustee Withdrawing any
recommendation for o posing the discharge OF CieT.
CO. q, bankrupt. vas Is foiiows;
j. NELSON TAFTEE. 6s4. U1'sftc, &C.
ny Drtr SIR The examination have been ablo 10
,c 10 te CLOVIS case has rsulted ia the discovery
~ facts which. ny judgment. render II advisable to
lc specification, Iva opposition % the discharge OF tbc
banliIipts. The proceeding. n3 between the Oh ana
new arm, Of Henry Clows Co we're Irregular aud i'm
proper but siOud doubt sachor .1ey would tonsti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THE REGULARS ATTEMPT RESCUE But ARE
RECALLED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrATcH.l

GENERAL PRESS DIsrATcHl
Galveston. Nov. 21-The following was received
from San Antonio yesterday:
rhe following telegram received at headquarters
this morning: -, o.. No
Hainr Aexander who has arrived at Los Cuevas. re-
NOUS that 10 men Of tho sth Cavalry crossed ne flVei
thi- morning before his arrival by Eaudletts order
Major Ceudrnrn having left for IlnSsOld
10 srppott McNaly. who driven by Inc
Meyicaus To the riycr This done In violation OF or
drrs given by me Yesterday morning. have dlFecieu
Mar xander 10 return the troops To the norm BANG
He mas answered: IT Will be done Immediately nave
carried ouL ycur order OF Instructions III regard 70 thc
snrr.nderpg of thioye 80 aud returning properly Mayor
Axauer also reports large number OF troops c0ncrn
uatpS in front Of him. foflEh' 'on'leuoinS'
II !. by no means improbable that the Mexicans
may take the offensive Los Cueyas is a notorious
dom If Cortina and his robbers Not less than LOCO
mon corld be assembled there by hmon short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
DEATH WHILE UNCONSCIOUS FROM ETHER.

DEATH WHILE UNCONSCIOUS FROM ETHER
CornOner Woltmann held an inquest yeSter-
day afternoon at the Homeopathic College at Twenty
ti-dst and Thrdaye on the body Of James H. Hallock
who died from the effects Of ether administered TO him
while undergoing an operation on hisjaw
Dr. lcBmuth testified that he performed the operation
On Mr. Haock and that the ether given TO him. IN
assistant physician constantly feeling the PATIENTS pulse
Tie doctor had extracted four teeth, whln he noticed
nat the face OF the patient h0d become blue Artificial
respiration and tho galyanic battery were instantly
re sorted 10. but without avail Witness had
often given six Or eight times the quantity Of
cher during an operation without injurious
effects DR.. Thomas C. Finncn testified that
death Wa due TO tue mhaltios on ether acting upon
disease of the heart The condition of The hogt could
MOI have been recognized during life. The witness con
sidcred the quantity 0t ether nGen, to "a ounces.
.n,.U Tie Jury rendered verdict That Mf. HaliOck
came 70 his death by inhalation OF ether acting upon
fatty disease OF the heart"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEdTHER REPORT
WAr DEPARTMENT,
WAE DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE Op THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAeunGrON, DC, Monday, NOV. -, l~1j-l "a. m.
f,..f he Igsfyy

WAE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OY rUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
YAeuuGrON, pc, Monday. NOV. p, l~1j-l "a. m.
S8HyJSs j0r he DGst hreHfy-tOpr hDHrS
The barometer has fallen over New England
where il is lowest and rising otherwise IL ms risen.
being highest in the upper lake REGION and falling ~
the NorthNe5t.
The telDpcrature has iscn Ia Dakota, Minnesota, Ne
hrsI3 and On The NtW-r land coast and fallen III IN,
remaining districts. Light rains have fallen IN New
Juelud Middle Atlantic States. T"nno-,c2. south At
lmc ami Gulf coasts light SHOWS m the Missouri Val
Icy and Lower Michigan. Decidedly cold weather l. AoW
prevailing ia the Northern districts
Probabilities
Far the SOUTH Atlantic states, the Gulf States. aud
see rising ami hoh barometer, porthcrly to east
cry winds colder part! cloudy weather, ana occasional
coast rains. 49,
In the Ohio tie Upper Mississippi ana the Lower Ms
.ouri Valley, ANA the upper !aEe region nigh, followed
hy falling borour,rr cast 90 south winds stationary g
rising Temperature, parity cloudy weather ana from Inc
u ,ouIi Valley to Lake superior possibly occasional
snow. %.
bi.b amt r,iH4 bto1cfer. uDrtre' ID R'ff2sf r''"
ecrgify rieqr oHj erideig c0d re"bSf fJiiore6 ~ the
Hgsi dsilict bg t.l.Og barometer Ditd taFftJ nHHs
For t canal rn-ipi- of Indians OHIO, latyiand. Penn
sgi,nula New-lurk. and Aewiolsey, the temperature
MI. bal! considerably ur.o" iitrl.ns MonAy nisnL