The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-27
AesNs RAJ SNOW STORM.
Trains Delal eel at Various Points-Wa'
Below Zero.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.--In this city I'M
snow storm began at O'Clock in the morn
ing, accompanied by a high wind, which a
O'Clock was blowing at the rate OF thirty
one miles an hour. the temperature M ina
time being fourteen degrees above Iero
All trains running into New YORK bss'
been greatly delayed, many OF them 0eine
! from three to four hours late.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
| WfIKHsBARRE, PA. Dec. 26.-Snow be
gan to tall here at midnight, and at noon !
is falling. with drifts OF two 10 three feet "
the streets In the present condition iht
storm will continue through the day
Trains on ali the roads are delayed. busl
ness is practically suspended throughout
the Wyoming Valley.
BELOW ZERO.
BANGOR. Me-. Dec. 2G.-The thermometer
this morning was from twelve 10 twenty
five below in the surrounding towns: The
temperature is rising.
THEIR OWN WAY.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 20 --sleet and
snow took possession % Louisville yester-
lay. and had .hings virtually their own
way the entire day and until midnight.
SEVERAL INCHES DEEP.
CONCORD. y. H., Dec. 26.-SnOw began
falling early tine morning. aud is now, at
2:30 L. NJ, several inches deep Reports
say that the storm is heavy throughout the
state.
Snow AND RAIN.
wAsHINGroN, d. c., Dec. ga
heavy snow.s.orm prevailed in wash
ington and vicinity all night. A drizzling
rain fell for several hours. Travel on the
street-car lines has been greatly retarded,
and trains from all points are late in arriy-
ing. 1t is thought the heaviest storm IN
Washington since the blizzard OF March,
1888.
TEN INCHES DEEP.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 26.-Snow fell yes
terday and last night to the depth OF about
ten inches.
TRAVEL nfPEDED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. c6.--The heavy
snow storm OF Christmas-day has caused
some inconvenience to railroad travel, ana
trains on surrounding railroads are from
one to four hours late. The snow Is about
one foot deep.
DRIVING STORM.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Dec. ga driving
snow storm set in at : this morning aud
inches Of snow has already fallen, causing
much delav to traffic. Trains on the Della
ware and Hudson are from two to five hours
late.
BLOWING GALE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26-The storm ragged
iercely on Staten Island to-day, the snow
falling thick and fast, the wind blowing a
gale.
sEYEREsT OF THE SEASON.
RONpOUr, y. Y, Dee. 2G-The seyerest
storm OF the season set in early this morn
ing. and snow has been falling continually
since. About eight inches on level has
fallen all along the upper Hudson. The
thermometer is below the freezing point.
BURIED IN SNOW.
NEWARK. Nj, Dee. 26.-The blizzard
has buried this city in snow to the extent OF
, foot, completely blocking all norse-car
travel.
on THE LOOKOUT
POINT PLEASANT, Nd. Dec. 26.--Along
The entire coast from sandy Hook 10 Cape
May the air is thick with whirling snow.
No VT cks have thus far been reported.
The life saving men are. however, out with
their apparatus constantly patr0lling the
beach.
GREAT DRIFTS.
LENOx. MASS. Dec. 26.-Snow has been
falling in the Berkshire hills nearly all day.
and the high wind drives It into great drifts.
The mercury is twelve degrees above zero.
TEN DEGREES BELOW.
AMPERsAND. SARANAC LAKE, n. V,
Dec. 26.-Snow began falling this afternoon
and still continues The thermometer reg
istered eighteen degrees below zero last
night. bat mas been rising throughout the
day, ard i- nOS ten degrees below.
TRAINS LATE.
CANIsrEE. y. Y, Dec. 2s.-Sn0w has
fallen TO depth Of from twelve TO fifteen
inches throughout Steuben county to-day.
Trains on the Erie railroad are from two TO
four hours late.
TWENTY DEGREES.
BURLINGTON, VT, Dec. 2G-It has been
showing nearly all day here, and snow Is
still falling tonight. The thermometer at
7 O'Clock this morning registered twenty de-
gree5.