The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20
The Wealth er.
Ak0IHKR WARN DAY.

ANoiHkh WARN DAY.
We have now had excessive heat for three days 10
succession and while write there is siSu OF
sation of the warmth Were 1t not for light bres1
that was occasionally waited up from he bay It, woali
have been almost TO have wtnstooa the heat
Ihe following are the fgurs,:At IA NJ so degre ess,
at IL 93 degress at p. ~ % degrees and at p NJ
s5 oegrees This may be very os weather for Aai
potatoes, but 1t h very diagreesbe weather fo thos
who live on those edibes. We have heard Of ssvera
csses Of sunstroke, and doub. tho mortality tab's
OF next week will show larger increase. Let US learn
to live temperstely and keep cool
coUP DE soLIEL.
Coroner ODonnell held inquest upon the b,iy of
an unknown man, who prostrs.sd by the. heat Of
the sun, ia Eighth avenoe, Twenty secosd street
necess ed found strns stoop In Eighth avsnus
In very exhausted condon r0s the intsu % heat o.
tbe sun He was immediately conveyed 10 the Six
NFotb ward station honSs where the
were applied but without effect, hs afser wAros
txrro. a post mortem sxamtAAton upon
the hoy o. The deceased By Dr. OH inlon when
clearly apparent that oeAth csussa BY sunstrose,
The jury rendered verdict in with the
facts.
Seventh avtnae, prostted by the heat Of the sun
while at work n the premes corner Faesnth street
and Seventh avenue The deceased vas q blacksu, tn
by trade and white epgAs ed la tois
in Seventh avenue, vnere hs attended by docsnr
but he died In less than ten ainu after mis- arrival
bome coroner Hilton hc'i IN inquest upon tho body
OF the deceased when verdict of coup dc sos rsa
dered BY the jury. Deceased was - years Of age
sun STROKES IN BRooKLyN
A sborer named Hanus Herbert, a German, was
prostratsd by the heat OF the in Bedford avenue
and died from the effects before sectual aid could be
rendered.
Jacob Ntchmul.sr, RESIDING the OF 10 agility
and furmsn streets, was overcome by tho heat and
Mary Van Burke, young woman, residing in Bedford
avenue, became PROSTATE by over exertion and
PRED
Mary Grisenser, chtia whose parents reside at tho
corner OF Van Brunt and Union Streets died
deIa arising frou, the extreme heat.
Francis Donnely, residing in Coiumbis street, died
from complication Of disorders, accelerated BY ths hos,
Coronsrs Reddng and Hxn'ord hsld inquests on the
above cases, yesterday ana yerdicts rendered
A conductor the Flushing avenue llue Of cars VA.
pros'rstsd while sEg-gea n horses 1t the
OF Graham avenue; and boy in the Navy Yard
overcome by ths heat Remedies sppusd seAs ,n
in both cases. aDc tney recovered.
number Of other instances Of similar nature
that came to the notice OF the Coronsrs having
fatal.
THE HEAT IN JERsxy CITY.
In the Jersey City ferry houss, iteriay afternoon
the Thermometer stood at l0l degrees Ia the shads
Those at work in exposed positions suspended labor or
acted with caution and OF sun stroke we're re
ported.
WEATHER IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE July TO- 1855.
The weather ia intensely warm. The Thermometer a,
II O'Clock ranged at 9i degrees, in the shade.
BALTIMORE July 19-930p.M NJ
The Thermometer has ranged to-day from o, TO 90
degrees in the shade thunder storm sprung this
afternoon wish considerably cooled the atmosphere
but the weather Ia stall very warm.
WEATHER IN BOSTON.
Bosros, July l9--1 "
This Ia hy far tha hQttse. Of the aeA.oo IT..
THERMOMETERS now STANDS at 95 degrees in the snsts
WEATHER AT HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, July 10, 1855.
The weather here TO day has been extremely opprss
awe, the Thermometer ranging At 81 dssress Ia ths
shade, within degree hot both of June
which recoected BY every this IT, to have
been the not cay.
WEATHER AT CHICAGo.
CHICAGO July 10, 1855.
To-day las been the hottest Of ths season At fou
O'Clock this afternoon tho thermometer stood at 100
degrees in the shade.
CONTINUATION OF THE HEATED TERN.
TO rHE EDuoR The HERALD.
The heat OF this heated increases In its in.ens
and thif day, at 7. NJ reached ss degrees The
temperature, since A. N. Of the 18th, At
O'Clock this morning-7s degrees.
On Tuesday the temperature ranged from 90 to 95
degrees consecutive hours WEDNESDAY, 30 to 9s
degrees eight hourr, with perturbstioa the ond
hour; and 10, day. Fl r,m 90 70 9s sssress.
We have Australian records before u, recording
temperature OF u.s. u.s. 100, and 10 degrees xmu
on four several days and of those days Il
At lis degrees for nearly whole day. We have the
Arctic record also before OF so to 5 degrees below
zero, for cold term OF four and quarter scutivs
days. The two compared together shos ddersn,s Of
hundred and seventy nine and quarter degrees tm
perature between these two places That goes beyond
any thing have IN this lAtitads.
BROOKLYN HEIGTrs, July ~, 1855. L. MERRIAM.