New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
NORTHWEST HAS ENTALED.


every thing movable Il slammed shutters and
doors loudly and loosercd or tore of some business
signs
The people who ycnturcd ont and were weather
wise, better prepared TO face tire cold than on
sunday. All had the thickest wrappings' over
coats and gloves they possessed, ANA most OF them
were Inulled Up 10 their ears. But however wen
they were protected, pedestrians old not In-cf long
in the stree u.s. They scuGdrd along before the "lhH
like ships in a tempest at sea, only anxious To ira'h
their destinations rubbing ther ears or noses Yleo-
ously occasionally, in the vain cndeayor TO
keep their exposed members warm. some were so
unsuccessful in their efforts that they found when
too late that their ears had been frozen. There
were indeed very few persons out-of-doors uptown
Shopping was to great extent suspended only
those women going out who were ohhgcd to 30 So'
Those who did dare the did comforis of the weather
were rewarded with glowing cheeks which con-
tIastcd wei with their fur sacks or dark cQor'd
cloaks Down town business went ON rs usual ana
the streets were crowded. But It was almost m
possible To keep comfortable. In some ol the taller
business bindings, the offices when are heaIcu ny
steam only were cold, al least some of the tenants
complained.
OUTDOOR WORK SUSPENDED.
Nearly all outdoor work was suspended, partlcu-
larry that on new buildings Most OF the mduSjn-
Gus bcggars and oran-griudcr~ who nltst me city
kept in shelter The temperature in the Sircet-cars
was little above that outside, and many persons
narrouizcd the elevated roads, who accustomed
Ia travel hy the surface road, lor economy sake
lie crush at the downtown stations dVIIHS me
conmutauom nouns Wis terrific an" fHhSgio"a,
A. lhe Cli! IAN II S , ho..rs .tiua+,i,,-
up the stairs to the Trains
Only one person, ana ne disc2i' o. Aiahohet'
was brave enough 10 venture on ia, i".''l "a,l
Yesterday Tins man Was seen Walking icis'lrH
along the wall with bead unc"N'f.d an" he vas
watched closely by tribune erortr Nno drought
him drunk or inspired me drE'ul i"i,'Nct W
Niahonc dropped on hIs knees as heE g." along ,ur
So RON, in IN. East Indies and proceeded VItI his
dcyotIons Twice extending ana raising his and,
with his race toward the sun. he lel upon Ms lace
and slIuted the ground, aGcr winch nt "-Cica
and extending his hands il}cc Times more toward
lie sun muflrr"d another PRAYER. IL" remained
mly DAB cen minutes AT his devotion, In tie oe GA
ht fierce sharp gale The reporter ST.! MAJ Go" IN
a i,cr>ol oI ,,tout religious -rl iueuj. Iia'c. ON
| tG. MYERS wa, considerably imp del. There Mas
difficulty u keeping the icI.ypott, M their col!-'.
the ,.y., were. high aud the yc,sc lu me harbur
haa To throw cot extra an hons To- hrtP u"M uIi'-
ing. ~ 6"cocH IL zoos t"'n'H-"N' iH'h"'cS !"
| cross 1T Fulton Ferry. Nc gale retarded the no"
OF the Myo Ili. iin', ana h.pru vi, '.'',5 "a" t
! l,er front nan has been known IN ,hc rcmcm-
| brauce OF the oldest nina l'4h,. >eI'III
'oHN'iH - 'ii-,.j,v., tr,ryIo1t~ rrouudcd IN
their slips Fac huli-, rigging. ana decks
of the vessels which came zap the Day were
coated with ice winch 2La.cuc" ia the uhNhHt
ul>e glass The captains reported lhlj 'ht spray
iGom ,ne waves on sunday night ana N'''iiH",
morning which struck the Nce,'i Was H"|ch almost
Immediately. . ,..,.,.,,
IiiE PAl'N MOI 'h"NHLp'
Central Park was nearly deserted Ineie were q
r,,. o.rro ,s o, fin. drives IN the afternoon but
,l ...t..l.. ANIL 3D. :- ,....
.hcl "e4t "''"| '''s''' ~ '.''' "'
ANTS were generally men OF women p'3"uu lN'
.,,,. i.,,. o.. ,.,,,,,, ,,i,Io,,t c,ti,, Tin.
mp lh''i Guy y; b, 'n,5,ifr and II Viii be-
ice GA he idn' ~ li wv" Lf. .ri
'r."i and RAIN, Of last week made many
- II, i, H.. l A. had formed and tlc wind n, y
LIN. ,igrrrd t,.,. ana h.aptd ND the lri1eu
49, 49,, tL. g. .r.. II there had been "a good
H"ri. t;,., ,.l, ~ ti. /. arm hrgIu there would
n,i,.i 4, have hcru .,atipe to-oay a. tomorrow
P'T'.' , ,I,s wen, tn. manifest men I'M The city,
r." >'.iit,H 'i.'' Si' iar ii orr Station,
an rLc li,.,r today above Catsl,In We shall have
r tiI,prS '' he nee =, no. ~, good ycI
i'' "a, ~, .,,,J n coy'a,,, ,oIpr snow: bat We
! Ii,irL, il br,t 10 gather what We can. We don't
,.rt f. have 10 import our nee from the East II
.', hc.rt If Tins weather will only continue for
| INN. while we shall ne al, ri .ht.'
| STATISTIC OF HE COLD.
| CT .,,. -t.,,,,, ~, tho EoritaIJ.
! ~ INC c'Sh"i ''i' N' -
Du''o.'' " ',,r',o fron Ws.hIngtop at 10
+Io Nm, m fine S,,te. ON the North
states lli'' INC mercury Al ''' wa ~" VIZ"
Atlantic coasts has fallen from ten TO ioIty degrees
In the Iulf and South Atlantic region the temper
" IL, ~ o,mr Iacr, hrlow lin, frrc/lng polnt. in
Nine and the Northern st les west to he Missouri
Valley t6e temperature Is from live to thirty de-
,,r..s below ZERO The wind for the last
- doys has bcan from westward To-Iuur-
row nigbt or Wednesday morning il viii
nrobaljy sniff GRADUALLY to the east and then the
weather will moderate Until the wind changes,
%,xi.r Won neeI moi expect any warmer weather
The Thermometer at : g. m yesterday registered g
~ .in,tnn n 10y af Escauaba. o. y, Fort
Rnford Ma, % at La Crosse. Wis, . at Nlwau-
L.a,. at q ,yy.go and = at ST. Paul: i above
|
@o5 at inripnati. - at Ccvean t. 10 at Detroit
A. an Galveston. 40 at lnd3nOla Texas, 10 at