New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14


There Is no month Of March since 1869 IN which 50
much fell during The whole month as duTns IN
whole of March, 1875, fifteen and .oncquar,er Inches
fell I'm Eve storms which next In comparison.
oniy six times since Is22 In 1923. above; $50,
S above; ga, above; go. above; '7s, above.
The wind travelled In the twenty four hours from
a. m. Monday TO a. m. Tuesday 74s miles ne
gusts greatly exceeded that At 215 p. IN. Monday
Tor few moments it reached pressure OF so
movement of IS miles an hour Another gust At ;4a
travelled "a miles hour, and at 10 one tiaVeeo
1913 miles an hour
CAUGHT HERE AND THERE IN THE STORM
NOTES, COMMENTS AND INCIDENTS OF THE BLiA-
ZARp's VISIT TO NEwYoRK.
Tho prohibition papers, 10 10 thought viii all suspend
publication this week.
Cab fares fell suddenly yesterday from $40 to 81 mile
Coal men did thriving business peddling their wares
by the bucketful from house 70 house.
Every tramp who cared to work made weeks ordin
airy wages by shoyelug snow OF the uptown saewaiA'
The engines on the elevated roads could not spare steam
enough 10 heat tho hrst car.
Since Monday Justice Duffy has been complaining that
his occupaon's gone.
Perhaps the gritest" out In the storm yesterday
lncmcn who climbed 10 INC TOD Vi "7 e'pI'J
telegraph poles and clambered the icy roofs TO patch
I'D tho citys telegraph and telephone communications
The world Of society up Is consong Itself that the
BLIZZARD held Off until tho middle Of Lent
Az tho clubs the failing supply Of milk Is not causing
much anxiety
Every man his tailor" IL the motto Of The pedes
tran old bagging his shoes and trousers
legs before starting out In tho storm
There will probably be energetic winter service
on tho Long Island Railroad since Austin Corbn has been
showed up in one of his own cuts
Howard CAROLS unlucky slip on Monday VIII be q
hard blow to the New.york Riding Club MI Carroll was
an enthusiastic and managed personally many or
The clubs successful summer excursions through
Connecticut and III massachusetts,
1t stated remarkable fact and controverson OF the
story hard find that not single funeral took place
on Manhattan Island during the nst day OF the storm
The underaers held themselves aOOf from the general
merriment
There was ono coal dealer in Brooklyn who did not
propose 70 stop for the blizzard He harnessed
two horses 70 fiat botOmed boat Oiled II with coal
drove tho followed BY long procession of
stumbling podesans and made his deliveries triumphant
over Jack Frost Whether tho coal got put In" or not
mattered little 10 him. That his customers affair
boy OF about six old fell from window in Put
nam ave. Monday, struck an awning rolled down. and
first drift He got out himself and
back Drying Into tho house
Some ono ventured say to Henry George ." You
were showed under last November WEREN'T your where
upon tho Prophet smiled with satisfaction
The brotherhood Of was hotter illustrated than 81
score OF Anti Poverty lectures.
Those who arrived Castle Carbon for the 6rst tim
will say that the Yankees who travel In Europe and toll
about things American do not exaggerate.
Cinnamon preserved q discreet sioncs they al
collars and cufs stlGer than starch could make them
Tho Oldest Inhabitant" win die happy. III
lived generation of sneers and Ut last iustiaed
Come, now. Commissioner Coleman. Just show tina
your Irish blood Is up Embrace this. the opportunity
OF your life, and all will be forgiven.
Manhattan Island was network OF underground rail
roads. yet rapid transit problem remains unsolved
| Invalds who cropt out 70 things" say the,
| will die easy
Thsro was corner" in newspapers, tho arst eve
| known.
Dudes cawn't WEAKLY believe IT. you know. deah bwoy
During experience of ATTY years. gentlemen" h
began, have neyur -" "Told the truth" broke II
one Of hem. That settles It now. old Move on
THE Herald" man. whose prediction fair weather,
| slept In the onlco that night
Fcnan scouts are searching for O'Donovan Rosa
4
| frame house.
There IS nobody in particular TO blame for It Ever
man manfully shoulders his OF tho responsibility
Nevertheless II Is well 1t didn't on ST. Patrick
Dsy.
Vienna loaves fifteen cents evening papers ton
milk por quart twelve; whskey nuctuated; beer Arm
Tho ianitor of the Mutual Life Insurance Building
| u. Leddy, afraid 10 go home. He says n
| only waIted for burglars"
| poi Dam Ia . too vic
Comsoc hasn't yet had his about these maskers WIT
Infested tho streets OF In attire quaint and out
| landsh. bidding defiance 10 tho law.
The elevated people weren't close mouthed newspape
men. They gave them everything except trains.
Tho seet beat Q resounding whack against TIT
Evening Posts wrapped around peoples trousers 70 keel
| them Some Of Thorn suffering from mug
wumpia. All Of them complain Of sevoro colds
| Wsshington's statue in Union Square connded to
| Tribune man that It was a brief reproduction Of one
| the terrible nights In Valley Forge.
Serglus t. schevich. the Russian Socialist will nov
become better American. IL brought back to his min
| that terrible journey 70 Sbera.
And the mischief Of the thing ia that no 50,
| 1t was un American"
Tho message boy who got 81 for showing drunken
man around tho corner didn't know it was aroun,
the of Spruce and Ns.sAa- lie knows It now.
| MCfhing papefsF sAu the newstoy W an Engusn
| man tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Impossible,- IN,
boy he protested no adjusted his eyegiasa Thea
be yesterdays paperA don's you know" Rata
| said tho boy with grin sYou'ro In New'York now
| SIR"
A. JACOB Sharp still retains . lingering regard fol
| HE work, tho condition u Broadway Wa ksps from
hms
Cone. now. Mr. CAbby you ses your money I'll Right
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