New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
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Yesterday afternoon q becEm< from Neg ORR, while
diving of of the Grand st F-rry boat fell of his OK
caused BY the hest the lie recovered sufficient TO
be yed to Ne. YORK.
Mrs Gorcon, resisting NeE York. WAS prOstra;ed by
the heat yesterday afternoon Lear the Grandst. Ferry
che vas conveyed to porte house where she TAs al
t,noed by DR.. Willis and apparently better last even
ing.
On Saturday afternoon about o'clock. German sew
irg woman named Mary Myers. while Conveying sons
coLiDg N,sY"rk, OvefpoFeIed ~ the neat ~ the
PECK Zip Ferry by the kud attention Of AID Al san,
and officer Miner sh. partially recovered bat could give
hr nsms and she accordingly conveyed
70 Eus; District Station house and aftersard 10 her
r,s1enc,, No 2O5 North sixth 81
About clock last evening, lsboring
suo~D found 5ing in-snsioe on the side~sk 81 the
ioot OF sOuthihudst by officer sherman lie vas co.,
veyed to the First Ward station House where he expired
shout al hour sfterssrd
Friday Afternoon fAImer named Kelly IN the employ
OF tx SeIaiOr j A. kng, a Jamaica, fell down and
rto the Effects Ct the neat hhe at Work Oh the farm
Henry Daily, about thirty i've yeas OF Age residing 10
New York. while at work tie Liverpool pa ke ship
Princeton lying Williams dock in Gr-enpoin vas over
poEeed BY the heat l. O'Clock Saturday, ana died Al
"A O. lock Dr. j. X Smell attended hun, sno gave ceu
hcate that be d,o Of congestion Of the BRAIN.
Saturday afternoon Coroner Cooke held al inquest a
No south First st, the body OF Richard Brscaiy
sho oeo a short time previous. verdict rendered
Vi death by exposure TO the sun.
Anannaneo Patrick Greedy, while driving coal car
on SATURDAY afternoon, oyefpOsered BY the heat
lie was yea his residence foot OF North Teeth 81
vbefe liz died yesterday afternoon Coroner Cooke was
notified.
Patrick Neil, while working Saturday afternoon IN
a coal yard, rendered ibsvnslbe by heat tie
CONVEYED TO his r. sdence in North Seventh Filth
where he attended by DR. Brady ana WAS considered
out OF Danger yesterday afternoon.
stnien Island.
Wonderland that there tour deaths at Qusran
the 90 Saturday the effects Of the heat names not
tIarspired.
The above accounts, with those preceding for the
week number ne ary TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
~ DhAD and FIfTF SIXTY Frustrated but not gone
at the hour at which our reports closed.
The heat for the past six days has been most awful
In our publication office place with ten twelve
windows and DOORS constantly open to the east south
and west the Mercury has ranged, from 4. NJ to
T. II from 90 To lG2 degrees, and nearly averaging 10
for the remainder OF the day and night cOmpOs
ug.r,on, with fifteen open windows in the hftn story
and free circulation OF air when there was any from
a points the mark has been from about % Ia y day
and night.
From various accounts received, We should judge
thai al least hundred horses have been killed 10 the
meantime III this City alone All s0rts o busde.s IN
the travelling line has been retarded railroad trains
relsys ounbuses reduced TO hall speed and pedestrian
ism brought almost to a stand still
Ano her such week would outIival in morts.'y the
hight Of the Cholera of 1919.
The punib.r Of deaths last week il reported at 5-j
but The real Lumber must haye been a. least 70Otne
teayiet morality having occurred too lste 70 be included
III SATURDAY report.
Every CITY town and hamlet 10 this neighbOrhood has
sufertd in Ike proportion and IN the arrest
eions Of country he Eastern bank OF the Hudson) the
complaint of the heat has been equal In all but deaths
The F5eemGn's journal of yesterday gave currency
to mschiey report large number OF servants
ind Others e that house had died from the heat loon
careful Inquiry, (HO al The hotel aOne) We faf thar
on, one person died aud bis disease was virulent dys
EMERY, sglrayattd probably BY the weather. Other
wise the story has DO foundation IN truta.
Happening TO be in the neIehbosLood OF Slng-sing
AID TaTJ yesterday, We were painfully satisfied
that the hest in the country even re oppressive
than in The city walk OF tEo miles on tue railroad
track was the hottest piece of travelling that
endured
In the City last night, there small sprinkle Of
rain, and most gratefully cooling breeze. We think
the worst is over.