Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19
Local Weather Bulletin.
PREDICTIONS OF WASHINGTON WEATHER DAY
OF TIME

AHEAD OF TINE.
Just inside the north or main entrance OF the
National Museum Is a weather map, and beneath
II every day at O'Clock Is posted a special weather
bulletin for Washington, designed TO cover the
waking hours Sunrise 70 midnighI) OF the follow
ing DAY. This bulletin Is prepared by one OF the
corps Of scientists attached 10 the Museum from
the data furnished by Gen. Greedy, the chief signal
orncer, together with an Independent observation
OF the wind, temperature and atmospheric con-
ditions taken ia before the bulletin Is wr item
The gent man who writes lt stated TO a STAR re-
porter That this WORK Was not undertaken In any
spirit OF rivalry with the signal once Inc bule-
TN Is intended 10 De explanatory OF the weather
map and 70 De- educational as IL enables those who
STOP 10 read IL 10 get some Idea OF how weather
forecasts or indications are deduced from
the data collected from all over the country
BY the signal Service observers. Each bulletin
has . printed heading, as follows: "The object OF
these wea her bulletins Is more especially 10 call
attention OF those consulting them 10 the CAUSES
OF the changes That take place In the weather from
day 10 day, and the reasons that exist for expect
ing the particular kind or weather which IS SAID
10 De 1ndlcated oy the data embraced In the daily
weather map or The chief signal OfHcer by the
side OF which this bulletin Is posted This man
should De studied IN connection With the bulletin
ana II Is hoped that In TINS way the Interest In
meteorology as Rational science may be some
what Increased, and the difficulties that attend
the forecast,ng OF the weather, even for a short
period and with the best atIainable data nay De
better appreciated" Tue predictions. OF course
diner iron those OF the signal ONCE because they
city only. while the signal ONCE bulletins neces-
sarily apply 70 comparatively large areas
sCIT ON A PRoxIssoRY NorE GIVEN UNDER Pxcr1-
IAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Circuit Court
No Judge Hasner, the case OF Moses Son at
W. p. Whyte and b. Overman, administrator was
placed on trial The action Is to recover $3.50 on
note endorsed BY defendants Tue note was given
under the following circumstances: Charles NJ
Adds, son or N rs Oyerman. was formerly In the
employ Of the plaintiffs, and emDezzllng some OF
the nrms funds LETT the CITY. In 1854 his where
aOoQis vas discovered. and having been indicted
ne Ws-s arrested and brought here. The plant rs
" Is alleged agreed dot 10 prosecute the case IL the
loss vas MADE gOol, and II they were reimbursed
Ior Toe expenses they had been put 10 In securing
the arrest OF Adds. The note was therefore gwen
ahd ~ December, 1854. Role pros was entered
Hlt On The maturity VI the note AZ was not paia
Inc defense Claim that the action Is barred the
note naslng been given Tor compromising crime
Nj. u ". Classic appears Tor the plaiuttn and
AessrS Wortaington and Heald for The delendanIs
SALE or SUBURBAN PKOPxkrY.-The deed of 4
h1Narus CT al, trustees 70 Geo. Truesdell OF mart
VI the lexington tract formerly included In me
1ounssoOroush tract, was placed on record IaIe
yesterday Afternoon The Considerable ls 80 OOO
and ne tract contains ABOUT 81 acres, Formerly
owned Dy the late Joseph Gales.