New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
CITY ITEMS.

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to be famed by the cool winds. to hear the music.
and to zee the beauty Of the place, rendered moro
beautiful by the presence of brave men and fair
women. There were with black coats and
white neckcloths probably looking for " books IN
the running brooks, sermons ia stones, and good In
everything" soldiers on Through; merchants re.
leased from their ledsers; laborcrs, bronzed at the
forge and bleached in the mill, taking holidays
lovers saying soft things to their Dnlcineasi artists
sketching the scenery; poets, jnst fiedged trying
their pinons in the shade. The American never
loses an opportunity to turn honest penny, hence
we find on the verge OF the Peoples Parerre coaches
to let and saloons so coy and comfortable 1t requires
good deal Of self-denial 70 pass them by without
hating for rest and Refreshments. new feature
has been added 10 the accommodations at the fa'h'
In the vicinity Of the musc-st;.nd Il tent has beea
erected in which licensed parties deal out icecfeam.
small beer, and soda-water. Portable stands are
akeu from place TO place Tor the use oil VISITORS, VINO
call for the uxures sold at the tent and Instead Of
pretty waiter girls, plain boys, VITA white aprons,
| serve the customers Our far-seeing Board OF Com
missioners have made ample provisions for shaking
the thirst of their fellow citizens by providing tount-
aims of ced-water for them; it is the real dqu1
MIRA. and be who is not grateful for such Q
beveraee deserves to die of thirst, and
70 to that place where the Croton is cut of.
The homeiy adage, that all work and no play
makes Jack dull boy, and Mary dull girl, has
been appreciated by the men, whose idea has become
an institution here in Central Park. Mature gave
the hint in rocks and hills and vaes I'll. something
should be done TO make the wilderness blossom like
the rose and has joined with labor In carr, ing
out the suggestion. On Saturday, Owing to the In
tensity of the heat there were not as many visitors
az usual Those who were present, seemed to en-
| low themselves The p.easure-boats we're crowded
with passengers; indeed, the ponds are always pop
ular places of resort We noticed twenty swans N
q group, and q flock of blaok-besded geese near
them What right have the latter TO be in the same
pond with white swans, we should like ~ knowt
Our Commissioners deserve TO be ous'ed for permit.
ting such an OUTRAGE. Cannot come provoke
riot against these colored intrudersl
Early in the afternoon the clouds began to thicker
and dhrken, and the "thunder-drum shook the sky."
Many of the visitors took the hnt, and hastened
| homeward but the shower was too swift for them.
and those who did not reach the cars or some Other
shelter, got bath, tor which they made no bargain
III
yRpAY.-Ihe excessive heat of Saturday was the
cause of unusua number OF deaths OF persons wss
were exposed 10 the severity Of the suns rays.
Both this city and Brook furnished an exsraordi'
! nary number OF cases.
/ Coroners Ranney and Naumann held inquests in
the following cases;
/ Thomas HennehAn, carmsn was overpowered BY the
heat Greene Aniy street and fell sgEsio. 90 hh
cart lie conveyed to Bellevue Hospital lie resided
M AIhopso schsa-r a merchant, living at No. Ill wsA
Forty street fell ~ beesasp street ala died after
money. .tocAs. and oonds ia hi. Possession.
Jacob sgahsi. IS year, Of asr VINO drovc i.serbesr
fell Hudson street and wa. taken to New york HosdA
Grsyasn RITZ Germsn Of No 800 Eas, Thirteenth .rsst
/ died rom the elects OF tie excessive heat
jacob Arnold leather manufacturer ~ years Of died
Of his la.e residence No. 100 East Twenty third
ps,e. Co.grove late OF No $50 Caerry street wa, sun.
struck al "a died from tie effect. th. .ot
frank Boe OF No ~ East ihi'd street. died from the
Au unknown man. who worked in the bakery No. II Jipe.
died suddenly ate yesterday afternoon from -
An unknown woman, about % years Of whose lea
printed ia India INK " 4; 81 H. NJ; va hsns
.un,trnck Centre street near Pearl She had txt
and hood The police conveyed her to tie Hos
piAl - II,
extreme heat in Wsa Hesier and Reade stree All OF hem
dea after being admitted to the New ora hopiisL
jane. Murphy residing in Rivston Street, fel Ia Grand
/ street and ait.f died
ard. Doyle, baltimore, died board tie steamer
Et Saturday evening about O'clock from the er-c. Of
sun-sfroks - -
/ on Saturday evening
taken to the Ho.pts, whore he died soon ste oeies ed
Mi ted. lie wac - yess OF age
Jsob baker German peder resiins In Eighteenth steel
wa. found lying the soop Of house no. - East Twelfth
street. lie sut sequentiy died
Keh ehso - years of sse died Of SUI stroke at the
yn%s. CoctO,ch Of No E.., Forty esh,n died
from the effect oil .unsFoke He was ~ years OF age
In Brooklyn the following cases were reported up
ill last evening:
Peter Pidgoou, residing at No. III Firth street f. D,s
poduc. dracr doing business In New os came lone on
Saturday evening aud complaining OF Illness on aoonni o.
the heat laid himself down the sois lie called io' drinA
.borer named Anderson residins in FOrtyioarth ses<
NewYok aud a, work for Nh Catey IN termeut avenue
near kab FELL down la tho street saturday In GOOSE
quence intense heat He picked up and conveyed
the City Hospital. where he 5000 ael Expired ham.
james Manning residing At u Aniiy slf-r. camo noun.
on saturday evening from The heat lie lived bal
short time. An inqces held by Coroner Norris
Coroner Hegemsn held the following inqnests;
Upon Bridget Lynch at the foot Of fn'l9n s'f' WIZ
was seized witA uess Saturday eytnis ana uu ~
hour thereafter The symptoms IN tni' ea ~ ,aS ha,
chol.s morbus physician aud pre-. ,s,,lv -. oi
died they arrived Deceased was thNy 1eais %
w W..h native of Ireland y Of sse are.deos
of rbu,h was by the heat oa SATURDAY, ana diso
Re Johnson re,iiing at the corner of Hoyt and Baltic
$50. and Ann NcGare residing In Deaa street Gear
Vanderbilt Avenue, died of cholera moToas The do
ru"ms rrhng loot OF Court street, died
suddenly saturday evening nom e0'se'H '"' ''"~
Sirhss Connolly residing the corner Of Tl.ry -.
Canton street,. Wa. pros,''sa 0 IsA, e",vsSs1s
the Cole &c Hospital wh-e he disd turhs the night
psnis sav,a At No 3sT bridge .,cs who taA' ~.
from the eneos Of tbs heat aud died shortly aosaite "
deceased resided in Pax Place New-ioiA
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