The evening world., 1894-07-31

/, our only representative al the
Court Of King Sol had a set of luxuriant
nhiskers, like tina; Of United States
Commissioner Shields for instance, he
might offer some encouragement TO the
wind for a good st!f blow; but un,ortu-
nstel.. Weather Prophet Dunn has a
smooth and rounded chin, about which
the breezes slip without getting grip.
TINS is unfair to the balance OF the
population, who have right TO expect
al occasional sacrifice from public off,
cials for the public good. Mr.. Dunn
. doesn't look at it in that light, how
ever, for this morning he was perfectly
, well satisfied with a trifiing breeze
which ioafed along al an average speed
to raising the wind. Mr.. Dunn is evil
IDENTIFY not q bowling success
! AT noon. however. Mr. Dunn had
coaxei up twelve-mile breeze from
the South.
/ The Temperature today will .prohab bly,
go TO ~. but II will be decidedly cooler
tonight. ana. Tomorrow: with a, posi-
bility Of a few hight thunder stEWers
late this afternoon and evening.
/ The COL wave startei IN the lake
regions YESTERDAY where there Vas a
four hours. This cJ'l eIsl vii last for
rom twenty-f,Gr 10 tairty-sir hours,
ami viii be fO.oHei by a sc2rcher from
ios extreme North"es: par Of the
In the DaXotas and Montana the Their.
fnometsr I. climbing ct rapid
TG pla unTJR E.sa',d r s5s ,h5
River Valleys the thermomcter regis
tered from IS to iot yesterday. This eX.
cessive beat il following, close behind
the co2l way" and VIII strike New
Thers were heayy Showers during tho
night in the Southern Atlantic, ana Cult
Statss the r1intal at Ssyannah,
NORMAL
The month OF July. which closes to,
DAY. has made record of which the
weather bureau alone is proud. Without
looking up the records. Mr.. Dunn ex.
pressed the opinion that it had probably
been the hottest July since the establ 81
has New York experienced a tenpera-
tlTe Of 81 degrees two days in succession.
7 his OCCURRED last satuTda! and SUNDAY.
when the average maximum temp ra-
ture was 81. During the month there
vas an excess OF s5 degrees over the
mean temperature. or about degrees
q day.
Since March the excess over the
mean Temperature is AZ degrees and
since Jan. II is 4fs degrees. In every
month this year 'heIe has been an ex-
ture- Probably the decrease in the aver.
age rainfall has had a great deal 70 %
WIN tnls Inc 0Snclency IN ram. q u
during July is l.53. ana for the year {. y
The deficiency. il the rainfall has been
greatest IN th= Eastern and Central
States. The humidity. wh.-n mas ali Z
been far above the ~. NAL in Ns~ YORK
has contrbut-j MT a little - the gen
eral discomfort
In view % these tsc-f Ny Dunn wa
prouaUly right when ne nodded approva
70 q remark that the month % joy, 1884
had been baked. fred and s;swei, an:
would Be tlei away among the RECORDS
hunt ar- almost unrecygn.Zable little
package Of condensed ca.or.c-
Just Imagine d place few mile:
north If the United States poundar.
> lins where II. temperature this -nornin4
IS only TWO degrees sblT- ireezias
point Such place IS White River
Canada. just north Of Lake Superior
where the thermometer stood a; "a at
O'clock The coolest place in incl,
Sans cyuntry Is San Francisco. with
temperature Of 80 and the wsrmes,
Key West with - At Boston al
O'clock IL was "a: Chicago. 70: Philade,
phia. rs, 81. Louis. 7s; st Paul. es; New
Orleans, IS.
I Last nigh. ,he temperature was q
the same as on lhe night previous.