New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-28

graph and telephone poles. But in Central Park the
| marks Of fury will remain for many years. and
only Time the great healer. eface the scars left
! ey snow. ice and wind on the stately elms and
For two mile, and half in length and three quarter
| Of mile IN width. Central Park presented marx f'r
the sweeping Wind and the trees bending beneath at ia
cold breath On the south Drive all carriage flline
was made impossible by nearly score OF great
trees, which. uDrooted by the wind and weight OF
snow. had fallen across the driveway and formed an
efcctua barrica1e.
1t was not alone the South Drive that trees
were uprooted. but in all parts Of the Park, trees
the finest specimens of which the storm seemed to
mar marx hc l o,d " as, fSrce :" men were at
put to work and the large trees. which obirlcted
away, but there are Yet seemingly thousands OF
branches lying on the ground where they fell often
nsly marks. Just back of the Henagerie Is a tree
which tall. hut which now raises a spliner ed
head only two-thirds of the dstauce 1t raised Itself
Affairs in ne Arsenal in the Park an extremely
moancd his fate yesterday by which he is cut off from
the rest of the world. all telephone. electric Hight
and Geographic communication with the city proper
has been DESTROYED.
THE WEATHER BUREAUS WOES.
As might he expected, the Weather Bureau was again
deprived yesterday Of large number of its reports
At p. m. nothing had been received from Mortified.
Vt: Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton Lynchburg IIateras, Charlotte y. c.. Augusta
Ga: Mobile Ala. Corpus Christi and FL Paso. Tex. ;
Knoxville, Ttusve, savannah, Ga, and Jupiter and
We are improving slowly" said Sergeant
Jesunowsl yesterday Monday twenty-five stations
were missing from our chart; to-day we are short OF
twenty. scarcely anything has been received south
of this city, although have news from Ptt>burg
As what the storm did after left New York on its
way to Nova scotia. where 1t went on the coast we are
still in bssful ignorance. but judging by the reports
received from Boston guess it expended most OF It's
fOrch in Massachusetts,.
some fears have been expressed REGARDING the
storm in the Northwest. which IS now causing ram III
the Mississippi Valley and snow further north II Is
now central in Lake superior and moving eastward
For the comfort Of those who dread another visitation
of snow and sleet may say that il is likely 10 pass
north of us. Away ont in Colorado there IS another
welldefncd storm. which arose to-day. and VIII prob,
ably to the northeast. AT present it has given
the country no precipitation. Now there is Just a
possibility that the TWO storms meet on our At
lantc Coast if they last long enough, but they are
separated by big area OF high baromctric pressure.
left US. If that high pressure shifts shall prob
nor in favor Of it, Up in Canada there is an intense
cold wave. which has brought down the temperature
at Chatham. ~ r.. To 90 degrees below zero. think
there IS little probability that 10 will come down on
look for fair and warmer weather.
BUSINESS HOUSES WAITING.
Business between the stock Exchange and the out
side world, with the exception Of Europe. was little
improved yesterday Monday. Boston houses were
without their private wires. although house had an
Intermittent and difficult service furnished to IT,
Chicago houses and Philadelphia houses stll were
bereft of their ordinary methods Of communication.
There partial restoration of ticker connexions
between stock Exchange houses and their uptown
Offices. but I'm many the ickcr> were silent IN
the place, where they are wont to click CT. ~
There wa no apparent snleiinE at me ne s,Uch I'd
Ing gons for transactions cncecdei those Of Monday
\ sharp rise in prices occurred. but the market was
still confined The four walls OF the Exchange and
the seller, Of Monday The buycrs of YESTERDAY
The wires 10 the oil country were deficient al the Con
solidated stock and Petroleum Exchange and vet the
local business crude certificates to larger figures
than on the previous day.