New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
uFAT TEMPERED BY A BREEZE
u,r vrpc1RY TWO DEGREES LOWER.
,,r,p,r,vr1Y little DIsCoMFoRl-EFfEcr ON
erpFFT RAILWAY COMPANIES.

,o,,p,pArIvELY little DISCoMFoRl-fttEO' Wv
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
. bracIng breeze swept through The city ycStGro
IA ~ A. q a. m. II was cool An hour later lhe
breeze lost trte OF It's vlgor o,t SUI frceIcncd
90 twolve miles The breeze was welcomed aS Il
bsrblnrcr of cooler weather. Cheerlng news u q
nSanco Cor the better was obtained at the Slghal
service station. When asked 10 give the prospects
The officer IN charge sad 49,, ..r,o
,robohIy with rain. on saturday. cool wave mas
started from Manitoba IL vii be tel heTe ana ms S
ready started on tour tntousn uS" r,rt ~ iowa
tnroueh ssOuri Illinois, the norihe stern corner :" l
and Michican Last night there killing frost
~ Cbevcnne and LIGHT one at Huron, Dakota There Is
storm on the south Ataut coast which IS moving ny
the G% STG G , Rgero@ aSd T Eng a on
FRIDAY night and saturday. Heavy ra WI iaIa III
rs safe TO ,av trait the no spell is broken ,ooo
The thermometer at the station registered 81 al
11l2 a. At Hudnnts 1t registerc6 90 nom an o55
at gao n M and SO at g y. M, or fall OF two dec
qrces in comparison with the telnpctaIuni11 ~
"Wednesday AT the observatory IN Central IaIk
the mercury reached 81 at 2 p M me previous 'ns
dav If reached 9Oo. The day was by far the most
pleasant of the week. The worst feature oil Tue
weeks hot weather was eliminated by the lnNIep
,ot,no breeze which did much TO remove the
moisture with which the atmosphere was SUI
charged Although the temperature was aoiua.N
hut two degrees lower than II had been dumG
most al thc week comparatively few complaints
vrcrc made about the weather. Business men who
had looked
trade pickcd M courage theatrical people saw
crowdei houSeS Ominr up in the near future. me
moor shifted repoSc after the labors OF the
dav in the sturdy zephyTs that swept
through crowded tcncmeuts For the hTst time
in MANY DAYS the wafer, OF the harhor were dec
Grated w IN whitccapS Commanders OF excursion
stcar.crs saw in them the premOWtOry symptoms
81 en-. close of fine season
" 81 thr head of the list If contentcd ones might BE-
-l",ct The surface railroad companies. Some of
thcu, have LOST considerably through the hot
weather though not So heavily as might be eX-
nectrd Tho superintendent of the Sixth Avenue
tomnary said that they had not lost
a horse and had only three badly Affect
a. Lv the heat These are recovering.
ont nj I o41 horses in tine stable ~ are Land mp
f,o,, variouS causes other than heat according
90 tbc co.,nr,,,'s officers The heat has rendered
o+ ic~..s ,,'.ar,irr,il. tor the fghth AycuUc
Io.,,o,y and tillcd TWO. The Madison Avenue
Cn,.,,,,,. los, hlt one horse during the week. The
sr,r,iutc,dcnt M thc : ixtv-Gtth-st depot Of the
NINA A,.uur Company said that i of
INC ''dlP"'t -, ~ ..,o,t on
IN ton DAYS ana lNdt d""u' ~
,.ats land ill.,, for repair. The Other companies loSt
L., ftfic li,ro =, rs a marked falling of IN the
number of sun stroke cases receiver "' W. H',pI-
,fs iruurp~~iru seemed 10 be- general tnii TIE
I'll t.,,, l,,l ..,n.ri,lrd all rs r,rrgrv.
~ ''' ~ 'i''' i...,i.r -, .,,,~. 90 tho bo4to1
lrIA1p~ lhr hl''>i N''-'t'"i '' 80 -" ii,'..
term lust closing is That lN seq, tui-
- T. 81 ""' - t.tI,. . NH lonrar
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