New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
THE WEATHER.

TIE MERCURY RIsETH T. A FEARFUL WAY-NISETY-
EIGHT DEGREES IN THE sHADE-CAsEs OF sun
STROKE IL YEW-YORK NEw-JERSEY AND BROOK
LYN
There il one topic of conversation which never does
grow old The weather Men meet an shake hands and i'm
medaey plunge into prOioaoirs depths of this question
Of tie weather much the to day SIC appTehepd taa'
did 10 the golden days of the good old -tbe
Of which everybody has heard and Of which everybody
talks but OF which alas there few survivors The
weather ob.rudcr sort Of iconoclas it spos every
other question Tor the time heng Fssoes-s '--
30 all potent II looms In vast proportions Il viii have an
audience an argument and decision. And in fact it
worthy If most careful consideration. Ninety -eight
degrees ia the shade ana 100 degrees in the sun
certainly cal for notice And therefore, We
write this record The weather for some days
past has been iatsnsely hot There hardy
think dispute this simple proposition. Lest however
should by Of the possibilities OF peryersy be such
We VII ory ourselves with figures Saturday for instance
At Of that day the thermometer At Deatours in Waist
indicated 40 Il %. at ?. %; and at p o. In
some other parts the city mercury high eet
and o in the shade and 100 in the SUM- at p Ga the
corresponding day s6j the greatest heat at p
when the thermometer marked 3D. Yesterday at the Aston
House at o'clock ?. the Thermometer in the shade
marked We think this record sufficient 10 mark this
emphntcaiy heated had for
years long period Of intense heat the present
lane that has turning and the indications
that cooler time draweth nigh IL shall have right
royal welcome, Ala. .,-.
sUNsrRoKE-IE THIS CITY.
The following cases reported by the police
John Mcdonald licl at his residence No LID East Forty
sacondSt. from the effects Of the beat.
Charles klueenhaus native OF Germany aged SO years
found in Cahrine slip by the Fourth Precinct Police,
and taken to the New lork Hospital lie died soon otter
Michael Murphy died at his residence No los West Broad
8n unknown nan was foand in an nsansibe condition
the OF Deslosses and Greenwiehs lie was taken
10 the ew.York Hospital AMI died sool amer.
nquesn each 4 toe above eases was held BY coroner
Gamble ana the usual verdict rtndered
Raddy died al bis residence NO. SO Oaks lie was
native Of Ireland aged % Coroner Cover held an H.
quest, and the usual verdict was rendered.
In addition to the above the following reported as
having occurred on Saturday at II o'clock noon
Hesry Muller a native Of Germany. aged % years was
found at the corner Of trsiave aud se'enIhsI lie was
taken Bellevue Hsptal
IN hs residence, corner OF IEenY-iourtht and
lilo taken into the house BY the ISentyniAth
Alta ~ Elizabeth Doughcrty No 5o7 Tenth ave;
iaHd IN Seyeneenthst Sac received medical AID and was
Atg5p m Lawrence B. Lynes fell nseasibie in Flrstaye
near Twenty .thrd.st. Taken To Bellevue Hospital
At32O 4. unknown man was found ~ Green"ieA'ss
insensib.e. Taken TO tie New York hospital - so ~
Nneecnht ioand Frustrated by tao heat IN Seven
tcenth-st. lie taken home
All p Daniel DAILY Will at work in Horizons Brewery
Of Forty seeondst and Ibirdaye was snnsirncA.
m Patrick Curran Iaborer employed at No 20
Murrayt Frustrated by the heat TAKEN to Net"
Hospital
Al 6:5 D. M unknown found insensibc on the
corner Twentyseyenthst and Madison-aye Taken to
Bellevue Hospital
Att H. an unknown man. 30 years OF aud German.
found the corner Of rhiraye and Thirty
Taken 70 Bellevue Hospital. - 49, -. g.
AID N JOhn Henry Sch0nas, OF No. Jul west seven,
eents was found his residence insensDle Tic uieu
soon after being taken home. ,, 49, ., .,-,oL
Az sp m Rudolph H. Baker picked up sgnstruSA,
On the corner OF Frsaye and Thrteenthst 1aAel 10 'e
Seventeenth Precinct Station House. 1T, ,.... H.
Ats2J D. m. unknown man was tonhu III Laayee pmee
f,scrsibe' Takea to Bellevue HOSPITAL
John Casey residing III f0uGoWatef-st was
irs.rsihe In South-st Taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
Agp a. Herman Gesch employed in the jersey CITY rem
ell works was found Frustrated Henryst Taken 10 Bel
levue Hospital $780,
On SATURDAY forenoon Thomas Scott an expressuan was
overcome by the in Exehangepace Jersey CITY ana
was nsensbe for sometime Restoayes were applied ana
from thence he conveyed home
A man named George Scranton who was on tramp was
Frustrated while coming down Grandst at noon lie was
taken into private residence and was properly cared io
Coroner Kristen OF Jersey City held an inquest yesterday
forenoon on BODY of Mrs. Ann smith residing at oOulh
BERGEN who died suddenly o'clock on Saturday evening
Mrs smith was engaged in domestic duties during the d as
snn uut lite in the aferOon when she was postrhea ~
The heat and expred O'Clock verdict OF death uy
coup de solel was rendered
ma, xbose name was not ascert..ned. while engaged
saving wood at the Morris and Essex depot ID HooOAen vas
ovepSweTcl by the heat and was conveyed 10 tue oses
Hospital where he lies in a very low CONDITION.
WASHINGTON.
TIA weather hero Is tie warmest known for some
vo he Thermometer stands nj 100 degrees N the hhAde
Sever cases OF sunstroke have occurred one proving ita
BOSTON.
r,r,, roiv The thermometer started this morning %
g. and al 10 clock reached Va desyees " the slade'