The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
IT WAS A MIGHTY FROST.
THE MOHAWK VALLEY WAS IN THE
WAY AND CAUGHT IT HARD.

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direction fths north pole swept tho city. The
In tho METROPOLIS most OF ns them a,S.o.
handed and carrying their tools OF trndo.
suffered moro than on tho first day
OF tho biizzard. ior irost hau cIep' ln.o
cars and ,srryboats was one long SILVER.
Householdsrs by thousands found their coal
supply short. and orders by telephone. by tele-
graph and by errsnd boy poured into the Goa,
yarus. III marrow eHoo'S ""oio e',oo' ouo
S Suso hor loads and tn. got out
~, IT,, ,,. ,,.s,',, a., flo drivora doncod On
u, TO, Wow inc rrgepe'' ana sn1 uS thoIr onn.
ions OF coal cart drivers. Tho elevated railroad
49,. ,h..,',I 49, ,,,oh,,v aur,r, Tho dnv but
On m, east side it was rare to find one COM
ISL ,M mni itrcoL,vp nriauo tbousands Of az
,d, the ln"t NY nonr ~ vnnor ncvcr
~ bnt be work bad so cor"et
cd from the cold that the eentro Of the bridge
was several inches higher than in summer.
towers W. is' IS as n 4 follows: ''' ' " Wv "
A MI . A.. NJ. 4 A a, NJ, u a.
M.,7o.
As the forenoon advanced the thermometer
took courage; and at o'clock rose to 2, above az
and Mt a. p M II stood Mt Ioa' the highest rec.
ord ~ tbc dav Fort Buford Montana, cap
turei tho nriye from Oswapo for tho coolest
weather record on the Eauitablo signal service
iist. On Friday Oswego reported liz below,
c hs ycSirsu which was baskine in b0o above
zero on Friday. dropped TO 400 Yesterday morn
inc md in cii,bt hn,irs more t,imbied to l9s a
- o'e"s 'NAAS ''NAS NN'-~'S>' ~. - -
'a la q the e. Ohio valley and in Tennessee the mer-
cnry rose about 90, in !wsnty.iour hours; At
Memphis y Tainsd r oniSago tsS t " mt
Builalo o. rise anu ~ Vs strs Oci1% s
wave PASSED 10 tme norm o, NHw aSrk a Ihu w wa
nDont iu1 niies "ioe ihe hioha"N '"''e' sos
inc oeh ,t 81 IL. o. vorv .overe throucbout
oT e sne serHfe bn i now
modcrating. The HUDSON was closed at hon 10
noMt on fT,aay niGh.. I'VE n 4a ,io nn
Lnebcc G 10 mng inm trIns with dicWIty At
Ssrs q s;Ts,ssa !, s9SsaSS
named was as follows all below zero zero: 30
Rondout Saratosa Spt'hsa'''''' ~
Troy % Snl,s;on spa.''''''''' - -
Jossrh's Landing schroon y
Schenectady sslalover.ve. u
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| or moreIbelow In Utica 1t ranged from so to
| 16o below rising TO the lattor figure at s A. NJ
| The coolest temperature in Oneida county was
| $50 below. in South Fenton. twelve mil es north
OF Utica. In Oswoso, at 2 L. NJ. it had so mod
Grated that the thermometer stood g. above
zero. In Rondout at n DON it had rizen to zero
| Reports from various parts OF New England
| indicated an average Temperature yesterday
morning Of 49, below. In Worcester II ranged
from 10 to 20 below and Mt other places In
| Massa oh uset.s II stood as follows, all below
zero:
Blackstone North bridge anil Sutton. IL; West Brook
field. Whitinsviiie, aud West UPTON ia; txhridee OK
ford. Clinton. and Lancaster. 10; Upton Centre Sann
dersyiile and Mibnry Is: pr'nrstom cen,re " Nos,,
HS Snnr ~ t u ami Iinhnrdstom g
warren, 50 "',",e'' :, w ~ ",'I ,,,,
In Rhode Island tho weather WAS me coides
since Jan. ~ I9Sz ~ fro,vimenes, the toinpet
| AZURE WAS from 10 ~ oeloW' ana lhrousnou
| inc Stnto rom u 70 - peloW. . A.,
In M0hinelicr, W, ynstefany morning tns
mercury slono ~ from ~ 70 3u ne.ow anu ~
very exposed rlafeS sriTli tnerinoinettrs resis
| tered 40 peinw; IN ~. Johhspury INC toinpera
ture was ~ De!ow
Inc thermometer was peiow zero ycsteIual
morning at various poiht.S; IN CohnectiGGut; a.
fellows NV raven; = Mins,riui, "a MNter
town Whterpuryi ~ NV MiiioIu a q NV Nhw
port % 6o ver iro9on ti H1