The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT ELSEWHERE.
AT BOSTON.


coroner Smith held an inquest, yesterday afternoon
the body OF Dennis Cronsn wlo was found yinr inssn
abe in stall in the stable of Tarbox x Loveoy Hanover
sieet and died in short time, remaining insensbie 1t
supposed be went into the table lead hs out
az fell unable to rise He leaves wife and one chid
A woman paned Catherine Foley was found dead ia an
aeywsy leading from Eliot street. She arrived from
Ireland yestedsy in the ship Nautilus, with three srna
sops Tbei became detached from her, and wnie AJAX
onhy threaoing the city in their pursuit. posed
heat of the SUM- she was stricken down in desth II il
supposed her sons proceeded to New York ia the after
noon cars.
About seven O'Clock last evening woman ma ned Eden
Sharpe resident at No. Pecks court died very AuSdc
from being over heated About snutes before died
she stopped roning in which she had been
the afternoon erd remari ed that she would do
This mo niDg Coroner Smith held an inquest on the
Dooy OF PsIics Morrison found dead at his houe at the
Gs,neT OF southac and Butop streets He worked for
fss Kingsley drank very freely of cold water and
exposed 10 the hest Leaves wife and three children
Coroner Smith alao held en- inquest the body of
Edward Thomas, at his house No IA Hamilton s.ceet
re had been at work on one Of the wharvss, and
coming home last evening sat down in chair from
which he fell to the floor insensble ad died Ia
snort tiLne Necic congestion OF the BRAIN per
stroke Leaves wife.
Cornelius Murphy, No. Half Moon place, WAS sud.
oeny seized With ipsensibity and died in tao hours
William Mansfield, No so Atkinson street. worked on
Common street getting in coal ut the School House was
the night.
John "; He-sey, eastern expressman, was sun
struck 10 Court square, about three O'Clock yesterday
was thought he would recover.
teamster, whose name could not learn, was also
sun struck on wharf, and carried to the hospital
HIS recovery was deemed very doubtful
Several members of the Hydrsulcn Engine Company Of
Providence who arrived back from Bangor yesterday
were on the sick list, In consequence of the xsessye
heat OF the weather.
number Of draft horses, including two on the Rex-
bury line Of omnibuses died from heat and exhaustion
AT ALBANY.
BY the tables below it will be how steadily the
mercury in the thermometer has been .eepng daily
The excessive heat forced the workmen in the furnaces
to quit wsrk.
At the corner OF Maiden lane and Broadway the ther
mometer during the past week. at - n has as
foows:-
Monday y......""..s9 deg Thursday. ...921s deg
Iuesoay.... ...... so /" Eti3aY. ........, ,9i G.
Wednesday. 81 /" Saturday, 81 P,M92
At the Of State and Pearl sties it stood as fol-
lows, at p NJ, each day
n'fasy..........o5 MI 90 deg Thursday 30 6eg.
auecsy.... ....-o2 Ffday.............93 % /"
Weonesoay.........S7 Saturday, 10 A. NJ. S6 /"
AT BALTIMORE.
woman, named Ellen Brian was on Friday moving
ffo court the Penitenary and left some Of her
goods at grocsry kept BY Mchsel Norton on the York
Road On returning for them she died Of a stroke.
hand employed In the foundry Of Messrs Murray 4
Haziehurst named John Wech oged 35 years was
struck down by coup de sole about IL A. NJ on Ffdsy
fera'e sixty years of age died suddenly, Friday.
on cellar ooor In French street, Chestnut street. Of
stroke.