New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15


.,a,,.nts were doing their best , yes." ..oa 20
me e'' Wind and rain conolheu ''00
tisas'e,,,cs as nasty and troublesome - r' ~
raho ,s.~ians The rain ana WIN 80, crougb
Or pede9 hrr the afternoon was ia" 0"'"e
ne moIr'"S' down TO a fine drizze tha' was Al
rhe rain , worse than the hard ram % VIZ
pne resp =. usual. Printing House Sp"'''
pornns 4o Winds" and many We're '"e ,a,,,
'ave q and umbrellas and feehhs7 ''',' s,
. e.o'n'.a ,ght of the stold and h"ho' ''-.
,Ace "''.,. ..,,a," Franklin. When II was ",,,.
rIes oi =, and peaceful in other paI1S o' prrd.
nyeN W, co,,,d whistle around Inc i''"" , v,ssa,,
'n' ab,rling MP Frankfort '''0
10 and along Park ho", ,,,s, made IT hard ana
This Ee" COZ those who happened aio"e ",'
unconlo ,.,. an unwary passenger VINO u'90'''
free's e-, The Bridge terminal an" 49,
TIE step park Row vas taken una""I'' - ~
:a.mN a. ave-. ,.nerally a "she') came 10 i've
or shv V,,~,s, This was particularly g.; ma,
d. f'@'''. ,~..f,, in the case. Inc "''''' ~,
vas d" -rises and in some cases ~ CIV .'.. .,
ase' ac,l,,r and emoarr'S9l"S an, ,,i,r
,aost pee. as though with fright ana ',7
would co''', ,,-,v 20 the fancif1! nat o' "o
loyinsY "'' ., ortentlmcs the hat WIS ''.0 ~
young VIZ. .,,l, under protest A. ''"'' '''''''
siand 'he ,.,1 lean out in the oppos''e INV
the un'- 10. 20 whi"s 1t IS arcN9 '''n
ton i'v" a,.,5e.i h4r,i 20 join the W'''S d"
Il was ~" In a.. il was sometimes ' ,.
mad ms' ,ho owner was seized with 'he S'''' a,
ara '"e" ,,na the umbrella ana the yo""h ,,, 49,
sn' -" rushr * along Park no" ""'.' seven
would ~ ,.., seized with the proVero'" 90''"
tvils." ..o clements ala not "cut so
On 'he =" ,h., 81 In other parts OF the Guy, ""'
s0'h ICE a., ~, quite so full Of children anu ~
AsHee's 90, ,he-e lacked the usud' nun
iws'eps' ~. =, o,,iet corners the regular 9"""'''
F'"O. ...-,,s" was going on ana III '''e ,,o
rne " "a barl,r boys could be sec" 49, ro,,-
ne 0'''' hin, pennies The tFampS o' '''' .a-,.,
@A y. ,, "a NO seen standing IN lh''' .h.sr
e! ,.n the same disconSoia'e 'oON .a,,,or,
Pas., P..,or,es as Il thev had s'oo1
ling for seven days - 80. effected by
no''", lass of people who were no. i, "a
Another ci"S9 .hs- were the Celesiials 10
the ihcie'i D,o,,-s. on sunday is the reg ~"
IN VI ~, rb,namen who are in goou am .,,,,
N"e s,na and wind and rain nave ~ ,. and
s'an''s 90 here we're people and peoP'' 49, ~,
49, ., them didn't Ike II ana So'','
N.' ~ them didn't care al "'" ..... an,
rha storm was Of unusual 'uh'''''' .,,.h and
:. h-ought the temperature cow c,,n6av outing
u Uiousa .v the hopes O. peasant ouh""' 0'',.
oesuoye -. \ew-Yorkcrs. Few o. ''e
iol na,s we're running, and thos7 ''"'
0us'0 -, had Few on board save '"' N''" 80,
'e"'1's -. - hiring 10Y 10 the heart o. '"' 49,.
Ga, "a, '.no,Ar. nroprietors. and h'y h"1 ~ .ns
Dill NJ. - serve refreshmenis ana "-'0' '''0
sandwiches ,, .ou.- a. 1l:l0 p. ~. on
Ihs ,,ara = what .he Weather Bureau hH' u"
SATURDAY nv ..1,a storm Wa central n the New
-, cosst during tho morning anu 1,,ro
.s..,s,,v with gathered energy FROM ''''''-
,,-~,ra ,be storm signal were out ana NNiP'''
..n,,g vessel. we're advised not 10 Ven'u'' %.
mill tomorrow morning. wheh 0'e''
ysshg IS looked FOR as. and
~S.,.,--, was confined entirely 20 the coas. "'''
-. t-.hss, roin, that g. reach 'nlano wa" -,
is.sa out or Sandy Hook the WING a0s
.,,rgs, the speedv gait Of sixty miles an "ou
aug a. -" "a, IN the city Il mad" the
r...t.r p,-.sp wind gauge whrl AT the f"'e va
-, ,,rb, ,o,.as an hour. The wind 1url"s WV
..s-,oon vee-ei % the northwest an"
.hourht that clearer weather wouid io.o"' n
r,,pa-v - June y there was deh@e"0Y ~,
,,.,i. 49, -al,sau and this bid fair TO be ina"' VI
Yesterday for at p. m. the '"i'''". -,
I,A.s A, q a n the greater part o' ''' -
hss passed The thermometer dTopp'' ester
,,.s, an saturday 70 a degrees ai p. IN Fe9,r'
a. o. 70 the results OF the storm WA nv
,sv, -. ,be steamships Foscoha and 'aSu""''
pr,.s which were anchored in the Upper h's
ya,hs, steamship was injured nucA. i"' '"7
p p.,r,ona towed the Foscolia 20 s''e' or
sho-ase The steamship Belama tr1eo 10 E'' a.
3rv5ock q. Erie Basin. but owing 20 vino anu ''u'
had 10 anchor and walt. coc-
Owing 10 the storm. there vas no mus ..,orr, -.
,-,l park Yesterday afternoon. Ihe 7h' '"''-%
vas cons derably damaged. and branches VIZ ,.r
.-,-. 49,. %, the trees The beautiful drbo' "'0'
-. ,rsa,,i ,ras demolished. one OF the swans '''
the lakA heoar,e friShtened. and wande''' 'ip"'
,.A lara - the northeast. 1t proceeded along 'n'
East Drive NJ, :; was about opposite E.sh'y-'nrn.
Ct. where {, Was seen by somc Of the Centra' f","
po.ce. Director Smith was Informed ana "'
BILLY" SNYDER the elephant-keeper. a;t'I ,"e S""'
Which was caught and returned TO INC 'ah''
The Government forecast for TO-DAY pe-''
.,oaars Gov ,he esr,v mart Of the morning and gen
.smv ,a,- .sa,he, during the day with slghty
higher temperature and north-rly winds.