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

NINA Zoo soon. Even The addition OF ono oaS
"a each train win mako scarcely any percepuoie
difference In the handling Of the crowds that use
this means Of crossing the river. II Is no1e
worthy that with every improvement that nas
been made In carrying facilities on this railway
there has been moro than proportionate increase
in the multitudes to be carried Undoubtedly
this will be the case until tho absolute limit OF tho
oapacity of the Bridge Is reached How long the ex-
mansion will 20 on is uncertain When the ultimate
point Is attained new Bridge will be needed-un-
less Mr.. Clark's tunnel scheme has been put In
operation by that time.
A clergyman has actually been found to argue
that therc Is NO moral question involved In inter-
national copyright He is likely to be conspicuous
by his lonesomcnesst
Tho Ncw-York climate has given another proof
Of its versatility by producing q very respectable
MA uiarism of q Dakota blizzard. This Is greae
town. No doubt wo could furnish On Arabian
simeon or o Pacific water spout to order.
Thu extent Of Mondays storm cannot be
accurately defined until further details are re-
ce,ved: but apparently It's worst effects wero
tol, univ about one or two hundred miles inland,
along the Atlantic seaboard, from the Carolinas
% tho Eastern British provinces. The mischief
MAKER formed In Georgia and pursued north
.ssterlv path It's centre travelling over the ocean
along the Gulf Stream from Hatteras. Little ID
known of the situation In Virginia washington
suffered severely. There was trouble between
PHILADELPHIA and Pittsburg; but most OF IL IL not
oil UNA IN this side Of tho Allegbanies. Inc
cola and snow blockade reached up the HUDSON
m Take Champlain and out into Central New
York: but near Rochester and Buffalo, ana DC
vond. there has been inconvenience worth
mentioning New-England has had her share OF
the blizzard, and Canada slight touch OF It,
But this practically completes the story. Tho
orm reported yesterday north OF Lake ouPerior
is a new and separate affair
n the Randall bill and the Mills bill were put
into a twenty -four feet ring would 1t 30 Suln-
yan-Mitchell draw after three hours?
Yes, you're right. IL was easily the leading
American blizzard. Just as for instance, IHE
TRIBUNE Is the leading American newspaper.
The fight between Blizzard and Spring differed
from the Sulvan-Mitchell contest in an essential
particular. 1t was not draw. Hardly. MOI
on Monday. Blizzard knocked out ethereal
mdness In one round.
The weather changes east OF the Mississippi
between Saturday noon ana luesudy mothinS
afford fine illustration Of a phenomenon moro
frequently observed in Europe, perhaps, than IN
America the formation Of secondary 1t
occasionally happens that in the area OF low
barometer which is technically called " Storm
and south Of the main centre, another distinct
depression, with its own system OF winds ro'at-
ing about the centre, will organize. The infant
disturbance usually develops with great rapidlty'
and often attains q fury much In excess OF the
parent or primary" Indeed, the latter, at this
juncture sometimes subsidies so completely as 10
be ndstinguishable q separate organization.
As NAV be inferred from what | HE TRIBUNE said
Yesterday, the progenitor Of our Eastern bnz-
gard was O mild hammered Dakota storm that
came along the lake region Saturday. with mod
crate snow which changed to rain as the dis
turbance came out the Jersey and New-Eng
land coast Sunday evening II then almost lost
its Identity But the Georgia storm, though
much greater in power. was subsidiary In origin
forming in a vague loop that reached southwark
from the other low area" Oh Saturday. Tho
new air-whirl not only eclipsed, but absorbed or
obliterated the old one, as 1t came up the coast
British weather forecasters experience more hu-
initiation from the sudden freaks Of these SEQ
ondariesu than from any other source