New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
TIE COLD LESS SEVERE.
PROSPECTS OF MODERATE WEATHER.
THE SUFFERING FROM THE wISD--RECOBD OF TIE
THERMOMETER

| cold wave reached itS HEIGHT at Z o'clock i'm the
morning. when the thermometer in Hudnut's regis
tered . below zero and the one in the Sional Ser
vice Station + below Those who were coupeled
to 90 to busiroes eorIv suffered considerably from
the sbarp bitipC air AGA m the mercury still
remained at - below zero Rnto, fine dov wore Oh,
tho temperaturc rnoler,tcd and ot noon fine tber.
mometer recorded - above. and at 3 .. m. 80
above zero. II was what car.drlye- called a GOOD
complain no one else needs TO 10 80 There WIS no
wind ,ybistlipg or,upd tbe cor,or, slam
min, e,,,,+or. d.,,-,,,,,,:,,,. ,,,l,, olo4bcs
ord ll;,,, NIL. a., a. 5;..,.,c,rt
T. ,,os col d.. -, yt... =, da,.. a,1 r,,st
,,o,,I. .1.,,o.,.,,I ,,;I.i tI.s..i.. - -,
L., ,rl, ,...'.;,..I ,,.u.,,,.i.f,-., -, Gov
sb,n,.,,,, .,r,. ,,l.. ~, ,l.tl ~, 49,, ,r,,.ro,
aud fo. ,,o,,i ol,., Con- o,.,u,,,,,, -, tb ,,,ld
sorr,co o,., A., tl,o it'll cIo,.,,.l tr,i,s Mon
who t,,,IoI .bort Ji.,a,c,s T., tbo STAGES and cars
I,t c+i,,rr.. feminine, ti,,ir foot to I,ee,, tbaro
,,ar,, The lo,,to,.n str,ots were lively but bus
vain" "' "o "'','" " ''' .''' "''' ''.' ''
ness men kept IN their Offices rs much n po',.o''
On Broadway the sunny side was crowded. Even
the most aesthetic mon cared less for beauty Of ap-
- D c. ~, -, ,.,,,,,..d nm
P'"' i',' '''' '""'l'i', lazy WIZ "'"fr
snuglY i'm great coats, with the collars Turned up 10
tlo;r ors and b,nd,,ercbcr, fled obout the throats
III. H. I'll H.. h,,.I,I,. and ror,I,, ston,od
everyday W"F'u 1loh3 pIISNl' anu IdA'I5 SUPP"
to greet friend o. chat about business.
Steam is.uir0 from thc cspape piDa3 on factories
~
in tEe ci'y yesterday WIS coHHti'ei UTMOST iIl'I.'
diattly on the surrounding dead walls and tcie-
propL yyir,q Tho SIN striking the frozen valor
- - -. .;f4
"''' " P'.'J '-''
On he elevated railroads the cold seriously a.
r,ctd tho .crr-ir,, or tL hroes oud II was with
80. go,
SoH' UHculiS '"l 'l' IIiIIl' co'u ~ run oi .i'i''
I'm the morning and evening hardly train made lri
trims tIout DELAYS ot thc stations on account Of
'i.,, a., 't.,,,, ,,,1 ,,n ,,i,,.,
,'in,-, pI,ro,rs
e'"'L 9IHN ~" hHlo"'7'
At the SIGNAL Service station II was stated that
from reports we'd from Washington it appeared
.I4 ,I, Ill. ~, ,,I;b b.,,,,, j., >ro,ttob, Tor
'l'' INC 'o,u ""''' "n'" s'" -
utOry and had moved rapidly eastward, was yes
terdav in the New-EDpland States. In the West
,,.o,1, t1, t,,,,,,o,,.,,,, ,y ,b ,r,,,,or tIo,,
YESTERDAY the temperature wa, m"1h ""IArI IMAM
i'm the East, the extreme cold there was followed
law ,roloroto ,v,otbor From this fact II
IT. 49, a. ia 10 ,.,,,,d
""' P''"'''-' ''''o ' -
Subsme to-day, ana would DC
followed by warmer weather. In burlington, IT.,
zero. a iaii Of II in twentyfour hours The mini
mum tcupeTaturn there was 81 b low zero. I'm
Albany the minimum was II below and the record
ch9n"cd from - below al 7a.n. to - below M 3
D. ILL., The minimum in Butlalo was - below. The
thermometer registered there % below at : a. m.
and TO- above nj % M. Boston people struggled
with temperature 49, below. which changed from
10 below In the morning TO = above IN the alter
noon. The cold IN O'TrSo was the same as IN Bo'-
ton, and the mercury ranged between - beioW
and 3 above. Il vas t below IN Rochester in
the morn NJ and . above IN the afternoon. AZ
La7l oi l'I' ~" W ~ ,or ;,', r.
Nry Sborobam. r /. the mercury stood nj 1 be-
low. aud ~ p. M il was - above, while the wind
was h'oNinS iHrt Inl's an H"I - he f 6iyt-
i"I Nr & pij'adeIuhia fine wind blew nj t9r rate
ot seventeen MUGS an hour and the mercury stoodat
about above which was a IAN 81 IL, since Mon
ua'' j." ~ '''' t Nv ANY ~, IN
tI g. a., -" & H. " ''' ''.' , r'' iI
u M q. w. , ,i .t.f -. - -
i ..,'. -, I -; Et;.a 300 and ocs -, Ciai,,
nv a. ,I - ~; GIr,i,iT orI ~ ,Id 81 ~ -,
T'l' anu i ~ a. I .'l'' ~ i,. ',. ',' i
3D. rL - uy,r i,5 ibe cnI'rst nnirt. ysfcr
J7, v'r nj Fort E1rry where the minimum reached
tIA W, a. az - vi,.nf Wnii,ota ~ b.r,.
i ,.-.,.,. Ell. ~ ,ai Ioi ',, IInre ,,,s ,n rl'r1
- NM - l., ,fI,-,,,i.. 80 nov fan ia tho
,,,,i,t ,f M IF an inch M Fort Cus sr % and nm
Daluth % I'm mi, CITY the Jlv was clear with a
fresh wind blowing from thc northwest at an
,',..r., d. If ,io5t mi - am horr The greatest
"ffla ~ ~ '.S., J ' ,'i ~, ~ ~,
~ n, worJ,,. tic ,,rg3,.st Velocity was thirty
S ~. Ma
In. pro.p,ctsof sl59t,ng" said Secretary Barker
of tI'a I'm. bp,rt-1auf Yesterday ,.qrr NOT very
GOOD The wind b,,.y SO hard on Monday tlat il
-3i''l = 49,, al IL. - ,-l, , i.o ~, 80 -.
i,''i ~ W, irIIaI Ils iis ,,,r,iI,, e,i
i'.- Il TX ; rr hos tI,,.E ,,i'iI 10
iuuiI ,' - ~, - ~ 49,, Dnt +,, t,,,r ,,o,-. ti,
silI''' ~ ~ ~, N 90 ' ~ ' +
shores oI h9' lt''|c ~ an Oh d'c"II!l "l 'l 'I"'
Ti' - r' IT. ,,' L,yi rr,ai frza tn''ui AMI
til1a' POl'i1 "l'' ~" - ~ t.
men W. WI ~ 'r in,,',s ~ ,,
!. o-l ~. ~ oi ''' '''i'ii' '''o WYNN" " '-'"-
'U3 'c''r' i"'''''''
SCENES ~ TIE POLICE STATIONS
The cold with its biting winds, drives the ragged
trar!ps. both men and women. into the police sta
tions in crowds AT the Mercer Street Station last
night there were at least 80 OF them hcrdcd in the
lodging-rooms by o'clock. " We never turn any
of them away on such q night as this said the ser
4, IL, .
E''ul, a. .ImT ~ Ill ~, ,', i,,, ,,,, o,I ,,,lII
'IhN-o'dIH'u "iu H'I' p'HN ny" ni ,i' ii'l''l'
aged men, all oi them ragged aud LltiF, ana many
of them with COunf cndnccS 81 ucPrtYcu ana DcSot-
ted AS % seem almost inhuman wore crouch