New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25
{" Sarah HEARTBURN" and other farcesl; and the
Grand Opera House JeHerson. az Rip Vdn WinSiel'
A NOYEMBER SNOW-SIORM.
TIE SEVERE COLD ABArING.

THE IECorp or THE THERMOMETER SEVERAL DE-
GgEKs HIGHER IN THIS CITY THAN on TUES
DAY - GEN RAJ RISE OF TEMPERATURE
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, WITH SEVERAL
INSTANCES az pFCiDED FALL
The cold weather that prevailed Monday
and Tuesday considerably moderated
yesterday. The thermometer at n.
M Indicated Temperature of 10 the
same az at a corresponding hour on Tuesday. but
from this hour the mercury gradually rose until 1t
marked 800 al p comparison with the
record on tuesday SHOWS that the temperature was
10 higher yesterday at o'clock III the morning
20 mt 8 o'clock 20 at noon. 70 at $3.50 y. m and 8
at O'clock. making average difference
OF ABOUT 80. AT , O'Clock in the afternoon
the thermometer indicated 302-the first
timo, 30 hIga a temperature had been marked
since Saturday at midnight. The high winds that
made the cold air piercing anu swep5 the dust IN
clouds from the streets Tues lay replaced by
a breeze that blew from the west and southwest.
After the early morning hours the activity and haste
displayed by pedestrians Monday and Tuesday
seemed to have disappeared with the ne
cessty, and everybody moved at gait
chat indicated comparative comfort. Never
,heess. passengers in omHibuses and street
ca1S showed little dlsposit on to ride the open air
GARDENERS and t-uckmen suffered much less incon-
veuience As the temperature was not lowered suf-
i.cently to affect the ice the skaung on some OF the
ponds in th,s city and Brooklyn WAS enjoyed by
many chiefly by boys The activity IN clOnng houses
and stores whore wraps are sold, winch began with
the setting in of the present cold weather, con
tinued peop beio evidently persuaded that further
delay In providing themselves with comfortable
clothing would BE- dangerous The observance OF
to-day as holiday also gave an impetus to thus
branch OF trade. Those engaged in selling gloves,
pulse warmers" and similar comforts IN the
stree s. piled their trades with diligence and were
rewarded with a far patronage.
4 large percentage OF the persons who passed
Huduuts stopped to look at the tnermomci eT.
Those who were there early rs O'Clock saw THAT
the mercury marked 10. At 9 O'Clock It had risen
to 20c and q noon 10 2G'. There was also rise uf
several degrees by $50 when 10 Indicated 30o.
III continued 10 asceDu sioNl9 Io,i' ns - "
2. No. at which time II began TO descend until II
marked 80 at midnight. People who were out at
10 o'clock LAST night were quite surprised 10y the
sight OF snowtakes lying IN the ar
The CRYSTALS were of n very small size
and were driven around corners and INTO
hooks AMI crevlces by strong VINO that
Began 80 blow after uightali. In half an hour the
streets were white with snow, aud were so slippery
that II war difficult for horses TO keep their footing
Several OF the late stages IN Broadway FURNISHED
the nOtDlrequent spectacle OF one horse up ana the
| other horse down. The sidewalks were IN Ike
condition aud number of belated pedestrians were
| seen 20 set lwn suddenly III the regular orthodox
fashion. At the sigma Station it was learned thai
| "A storm centre forming yesterday IN
the Gulf Of Mexico and o. that lts ~
|
port Caro- anu Otner points South. snow az LOUIS
vile was also due 10 the same inhuence. In TINS
city the barometer ymch lndlce& 90 ~ $eSt ei
| iug at 9 O'clock. and 1898 at II O'Clock. lhs
| tall IN the barometer indicated an approach
ing storm but the storm centre Was nos suuclcutB
ocyelOped 10 form Judgment as to the time OF Its
| reaching New-N0rk. he barometer indicated de-
preston al !stpOlt Me, winch was passing out 20
! sea Should The storm centre pass up me coast
! current would probably set IN from the Al
lantlc to meet IT at this point CT the
coast Ii that event the result may be snoW-storm
| ii the temperature Remained the same or lower
for two days. The Wind, winch blew AZ the rate OF
four mile, an hour IN the forenoon, ana an eigh'
miles at nOOn increased ITS velocity by II 0cIech o
| twelve miles an hour. The direction 1T II clock
was from the southwest to northeast. 49,. 49,.
WITH few exceptions o. a rise IN the tenn
! perature of from % to 60 III all sections OF the
country Al Baltimore and one or two other points
! the mercury remained stationary. lie greatest
| change was at LeavenwOrth, Kan, ana heohuk,
! Iowa. where there was fall oil - ana al Madl-
son where there was fall of To-. Inc mercury
| also went down at Chicago ~, CHEYENNE - ana
| Yaukton %. Cloudy Weat her prevailed IN nearly
| ali the States, with Il fresh wind. There was
| light ram-fal at Ncw-Orleaus and ut
,hrrveport, La. LiIht SHOWS were reported at
| WashIir Oh, ID. C., 3. LOUIS Piusbarg. Osweg1
! Marqu tie. Mich, Louisville, ludlanapoll.. Lrle
Penn. Cheyenne ard Cincinnati. The follow Z
are the maximum records al the points naWe'i. w.t.
| The Use and iail Of the temperature during the
fweotv-faur aour,: Albany, 81. increase. 4 ,
/ Athena 2So increase -: Baltimore, 81 Boston,
2s3 increase -; Bu1i4l0, 20, increase g.; Cb,y;
eune, e., decrease 81; chicago, -, iccreaSe ~
Cincinnati, $50, increase , Cleveland. p m
| crease 50; Detroit. 30, increase 81; Duluti, 1872
increase 10; For Garry, l., mcrea.e -; Indian
| apnlls. 80. increase 80; kcokuk, ls0, decrease
! 10; Leavrn worth, 1so. decrease 17o louisville
$50. increase -; Madison. 10, decrease 10 :;
! Nashville 100 incre3ss %; Philadelphia. Bic, IL
| crease SO; PItt.bure, 800. increase 80; SanduskF,
27o increase 80; ST. LOUIS 2o' Iankton, 50, de-
| crease -. -, -
A dispatch WAS received yesterday at the Produce
| Exchange. tom the canal collector at West Troy
| saving that the weather indicates That all boats
on that section of the canal would reach tde-wateT
These are mostly wheat boats and after they reach
the Hudson River 1t Is believed that they Will have
| trouble in getting through the ice already
formed on the river. The ice on the canals IS sad
| to he between two aud four inches thick, and the
ce-boats which can cut through five inches Of ice,
are to be started to break It up. 1t Is hoped that
the slightly warmer weather Of Yesterday Will con-
| tInuc and thus be favorable to keeping the canals
opep until the boats Get through.
! Mile Ardeen. age tive ty, a coOred woman
| whose home rs in Brooklyn, was found yesterday
| morning before day-break asleep on the Stoop OF
| No 327 West FCurth-st. she was Eali-IrCZen. she
| was taken to the st. Nlncents Hospital
! NAVIGATION CLOSING.
THE HUDSON FILLING WITH IcE-rHE ERIE CANAL