New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-25
ARRlTIL or 4 COLD swap FROM GEORGIA.
light FALL OF SNOW IN THIS CITY-TRAvEL NOT
IMpTpFD.

IN
IMPrDED.
Georgia was to blame for it. Perhaps the
good people who tramped church yesterday through
the sitting snow didn't recognize tho fact but Georgia
was blame for it ALL because the storm began there
1t rolling up from the South ana the detectives OF
the Signal Service Bureau traced 1t straight back to
Georgia. In fact Georgia aud the rest Of the Cur
Region is getting into bad repute with the weather
authorities tins winter The elements down there nave
been acting In unprecedented and altogether OBJ
IcctiOnabe manner And whenever the quarrel IN tue
atmospheric family has grown too hot. some obnoxious
little storm has been kicked out Of doors and
sent whirling up the coast TO make things
disagreeabe for the more lawabidng portions OF the
country The Gulf is the mother OF storms at this sea
son OF the year. The warm from the cOasts
of Svnh America heat the lower layers or the athOs
phere and there perpetual struggle for the mastery
going between these and the colder breezrs from the
northern continent These atmospheric disturbances
the northeast winds down the Atlantic coast ana
northeast winds mean snow for NcwEngland aud rain
for the Gulf States every time
Nearly inch and half Of rain fell at M)ntcomery'
Ala Washington blankctcd. with three inches OF
snow Baltimore and Philadelphia had little loss and
New-York barely inch. As the storm came up the
coast Il caused general drop In tho temperature along
lis path Of from ten twenty degrees II didn't reach
New-YOrk until G3O O'Clock yesterday mornng. TIC
mercury felt general depression dropped to iV- and
stayed In Albany ii SAW zero and went 1t four bet
ter in order preserve Governor Hls tobOtghn slde
in its Jefersonan simplicity aud smoohncss, while Bos
ton had to content itself With temperature OF 3 above
zero Through the West there light fall OF snow,
and the cold lost IT'S on tho situation as to allow
q general rise III mercury Of from hiteen To thir!
points The 80 ght aud dry here that neither
mails telegraph wires were Affected inc street
cars ran easily aud silently alJng the suO"cushOned
tracks uuul the big sweeper with Its team Of eight
stout horses and crew OF dozen stamping. vhstling
lncu along and rcmOroelessiy dissinS ihc last
the gutter Throughout the day the red column iu iiud
nuts thermometer no higher than ne io1Iirrh-
drew their heads down n;o tErir collars Ike 80 maly
sa,'n, rtI.. nf retlruu di on AMI when they
foi :o the OF their feet, tOed beside Their
for block 10 bring those members DtcA To io a"l
rcallzation of their dus. a. to sensation and cfcul1
ton Il was quite cold enough 10 render the warmth "i
the elevated aggceabc ana a. the hyecrn idic r.
nOrcd any >cienOus scrupes against uln3 IN heih
on sunday the strre;cr left to freeze slowly
in state OF prramOulntory solitude.
At3 UcioCk-lust III time Tor the AFTERNOON '"'NI'es
the snow ceased To- a Then t9e ra5 INA Gi lag @
upon tie pavement w%s Il ar" ~ mn tn5 ,, nn5s N.,
the chimes Of Old TRINITY; Inc rcc,Oorh NounR't"is
of the Last side who have neither the Iear OF
out thcir slrds ana wckedly began 10
slide down hill, or TO dras ono another mp ana down the
travel on the Bridge The gis took moro than usually
careful hold upon the slippery cable and mo guards
spent good deal OF time inside attending to The heaters.
When worKmen began sweep the Bridge the ght. dry
snow noalcd away Oh the wind ike smoke fVihg The
IRE or IN & Ttt,e ron oi m & mem The Gsh and
the sun was setting or was al e.t p 10 'o % D
waited for clear weather.
EFfECTS OF THE STORM ELSEWHERE
DENVER, Jan. 24.-A Salida dispatch TO THE
ReDi6icaa says: "Word has just bccn received here
tina, snow slide at Columbia Gulch three daysago car
Rcd away twelve or fifteen deserted houses at the old
mining camp and completely covered up the mil ana
house of the Columbia Nine. No one was hurt"
san Francisco Jan. 2l.-Tcle graphic commune iton
win Los Angeles bIOkcn up by the recent siOrn was
resumed on Friday gLt and all other important points
were brought telegraph communication with san
Francisco yesterday morning
BALTIMORE Jan. 2i.-ihere was another heavy fll OF
snow here today, but not quite so great ~ the LAST IL
was however bu c.cnt TO seriously Interfere win tue
running OF the etgCct cars and trans were delayed
PIT R>BURG, Va, Jan. 81 tSp'cab.-llail has been
fIliug here steadily all day ana es on the ground m
consider ible depth The weather tonight - cold aud II
Is still hailing.
WAsnIyG1oN Jan. 2i.-A snOw-slOrm act in here last
night about IL o'clock dud continued I'LL oClocG tho
afternoon when about four inches OF snow had fallen