New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
director Of tie New-York mission the Kew .
Bandini.
FINE WINTER WEATHER.
40 sTORM IL SIGHT. AND WARMER
WEATHER PROMISED.
YESTERDAYS PIERCING WIND WAS SWIFT AND
cTroNG rUT CAUSED no DAMAcE-No"
TrMrrNATj'RE AL ovER THH 'VVN NJ


cr.royG. rrr CAUSED 40 DAMAcE-'o"
rsurryAT;'RE AL OVER THE corNTR4'
Tn. northwest wind thot camc swoc-ins down
over The City yesterday blew from the iaI'. ." -
ord snow and brought The cold With it. ont OF me
Tr,rl :, ,,os not uncomfoitably cold, bat tho wind
was a searching one. and made peo9'e w." -
,ber coat collars brought d dow 20 Their faces 't-i
made thc-n walk with quicker step t"e VIM
was .off-shorc." and dil no harm 10 S-''P'ns'
although IT delayed the vessels sirdE6H"S o'e' -
sea toward these shores. and drove '@i''''
off ;he coast preventing them from MAKING ""'
hor The wind In the city blow 1t til, rate C.. lor'
,,vo miles an hour most o. the day. At o'hAy
uool, # attained . velocity Of forycight miles an
hour. -.
!. 6 o'clock IN the morning. the temperature AT
The weather Bureau on top OF the L9uil~or i'"i'
ing was 10 degrees above zero. Al ~ "''oN ~
,irbt u was 10 degrees above, ana was i"ii'lS
slightly The temperature as .hown ~ Ferry
thermometer in Printing House Square was = de-
grees above at O'Clock in the morning ,,; r.
NAMED stationary up to CLOCK wn'n ~oge 20 3
grow slightly warmer and the mor'LlH "a ali
degrees At o'coc in the afternoon IL n ,.t to
en- TO 20 degrees and at o'clock II vas cow ~
10 degrees 1t continued to grow rol,1'r raes The
10 o'clock the mercury was down TO j. uctlVeS t. ~
red % bozr behind the snow-covered Jersey hilis
There were large quantities OF ice III tnt 49, I
,uara or a srcnCv nature. such ice as the harpor
njIots can snow ice" When the tide came IN as'llst
q =
a considerable impediment 20 the staten lSii''" an"
South Brooklyn ferryboatS. -. ...,n, oil
over the country yesterday. the reports sh9"In i
that even al Key West tn mercury IeglseIeIr G,iy
fS degrees and 81 jacksonville 81 degrees lhese
were the morning reports and there was 9i 'o -
a slight rise In temperature in the Hlduie OF III.
day At Chicago il was degrees anu d.
ST. Paul s degree above At san Francis,co
the Nidwinter Fair in a temperature OF ~ ue
crees and at Albany there was a tenpefature OIL
"a degrees The coolest place in the country yes
tcrdav was Northfeld VT. where the mercury
ma cd degrees below zero.
There : a large fleet q steamers MAKING lss
weary way across the ocean against me western
gales nd the fierce head seas. For several ".STAS
Steamers have been arriving here many Gays beninh
their usual time owing 10 the heavy we&thcr "hIch
has prevailed on the North Atlantic. Tho re-
ports received last night by Mr.. Damn the op-
server in charge OF the Weather bureau mere lndl-
Gated that to-day the weather would ne W@iinrI M,
and clear No coming storm was IN aleAi anu
though the CUT Of Mexico is probably preparing
another one 10 send over the oceans RIM upon
inc defenceese coast Of these United states so lar
there are no indications of It's approach
All the prospects are that to-day VIII De one on
NOS en{ovabe winter weather. No damage by tho
hCh wind Of yesterday was reported