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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

A. issuNcroN AGAINST rm srrEKNrsNpsSr- - tas
Po's Mr. A ID wilson has taken out an niuncuss
against the supcruondcnts or the Poor and they srs
Summoned before Judge gilbert show cause why hoy
dd not consider his Old when the proposals for supply
ing me county Institutions with groceries, Sc, ssns
opened on Saturday Tho bid Tor nour awarded to
VI eafboy a. Was found alleged 10 have boon ths
lowest by o. 900 There were M an Ave bids three
dorssd proposals. but not d,rected to the -upsris-
tsndeuts aud tx0 indOrsed poposas NOT difecisd 10
any one The Ia, two we're not opened, aud one now
missing hr Wilson CLAIMS that they wsr. his BIDS,
aud o. 800 below thosr of Mr. Carhoy The ~
junction will bc argued this morning before Judas
Gilbert
DaowsEp "A boy named John Jarles folre.a year.
OF ago was drowned While bathing yesterday Aitoruo.a
Fulton ferry Hs body recovered shortly
by Mr. Anthony Cuyler The father 81 tho Doy "a ths
proprietor Of dining saloon near The ferry
Arrxsrrrp BURoLaRY--A Burglar attempted % brsak
into the residence OF John Brown No /. south seysna
slreei yesterday morning He placed ladder agsiass
he wss discovered, and made his ESCAPE
Maamrxp ~ rnE MAYOR "A young couple, namsd
Eleazer Abrams and sarah Frans, united the
holy bonds Of wsdock yesterday morning b. his Homer
Mayer Booth After the ceremony the brother q the
Mayor Who stood by IA . witness saluted the bride
The bridegroom too happy over the event % be d.
pleased
Hlnwar RonRtRr Charles ia kson. farmer resiS
ing haspeh, Long Island, while driving through Frs
street yesterday morning was attacked by party of
rowdics who Jumped hia wagon, and after boating
robbed him They bound pocket handkerchief sAtn-
Tated Nth choroform HI. mouth 10 prevent hlm
ra.ng alarm IL reached tho Grand street ferry.
where lie Was found ~ the police. sho took HIM e. the
station honse and procured medical ali young maa
subsequently arrested suspicion ~ being
crrnei the arair but Jackson could no, drnltfy
him he discharged
o. R.urAdM -onhoer Gngan reported th,i =
man named Abraham DELANEY. LIVING a, 50 tos 90
lumbl street while on the rampage from frequent
ep,tatlons attacked Henry Repespsfyger vltn knfe
cutting the hand ~ Henry very severely Delaney ~
arrested and held for examination.
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The Captain and Grew Forty three
Days in q Long Boat.
TWO BOATS STILL MISSING,
Wreck OF the Schooner Cinder-
ella ON Squan Beach.
The Ships Bedfordshire and Cyclops,
from Bombay for Liverpool,
Both Overdue.
&c.

The American emigrant ship Monarch OF the Seas,
which left Liverpool for New York the afternoon OF
che 18th OF March last with valuable cargo and six
hundred and seventyfour passengers is now, lacking
bn two days. four months at sea- and yet nothing has
been heard Of her II is feared that disaster must
have occurred TO the vessel and that she has gone down
with all on board The Monarch OF the Seas was with
out exception, Of the finest emigrant ships that
aeft this port She under the command of Captain
Robert Kirkady, clever and experienced seaman and
was in every respect rst class vessel She built
In this city by Messrs Roosevelt Joyce, in 1854; rated
AL, copper and Iron fastened; 1879 burden
2 feet in length 43 feet breadth Of BEAM 90 feet depth
OF hold and had three full decks The missing vessel
aied from Liverpool with about 900 tons of freight,
consigned to b. l. H. Trask Co., and valued at
SIPS, 900. She owned by Messrs. A. Taylor Co.
OF Liverpool.
As much anxiety is felt in both this city and Liverpool
by persons having relatives and friends board Of tho
1fited vessel, give below full and lists OF
both passengers and crew.
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HOT WI ATHER


The Warmsst Day tn Ton Years-Thor-
mometer "a One Hundred Degrees I'm
the shade-Hot Enough 90 Cook Beer
Steaks in tho Sun-sccnes ON Broad
way-CaIoricaI Calendar for Thirty-nve
Years-Three Days OF Is55-Sun strokes
fn New York. Brooklyn, Jersey City,
and Hoboken, &c.
The nomenclature in vogue among astronomers and
weather prognoscators fail seriously in expressing the
intensity Of the regards the weather OF sunday
last and yesterday On last Friday the13th inst, tho
HERALD Informed liz readers Of the weather prognos
cations for the week ending July TO- According to these
We were to have fair weather Well, II far Ia
taken to beautiful TO behold the torn well
chosen for on land the scenery has been sub
ime; but, If sensation or feeling is 70 be taken
into account II must DO conceded that the awfulnsy,
profaneepithets iavishly bestowed by swsItering
New Workers during the last days have no, been
all surprising Perhaps the clerk of the weather is
somewhat OF wag, and has intended, because tho
cholera got chance 70 act America as II has Europe
that would be fair 20 give some experience Of the
heat at least. AT all events, yesterday was
THE wAsNssr DAY FOR fiIE LAST TAN YEARS.
But unless the weather take decided change early
today, II will probably be recorded to-day has been the
warmest OF 1885, for the soubery winds that have pre-
All nrobaS,x Setbar ,n qua tut .as moon b ~
begin to fail about Wednesday at which time tho lunar
deity TO take her next fitful mood-One OF
copious tears, most probably. For the last few days
WALK UP BROADWAY
at the usual promenadng hour Of four has been far from
the agreeable occupation that IL but few
weeks Everybody who claims 10 be anybody is
out Of town, and the few fashonables who belong 10
the Cant get Clubs have donned linen busters
and straw hats and seem determined 10 keep cool even
at the risk OF losing their Bean Brumme reputation aud
digracing u cir tailor humanity TO have degen
Grated into perambuatiDg machine 10 distil persprn
ton. Every one Is in melting mood like vagrant ice
Dergs the The of
has been the heat OF the weather One gentle
man declares that the end Of the world must DO coming
and these the days OF probation for purgatory;
another thinks that IL he amphirous
he would dwell in coral and not
be seen on the surface Of the brny for q week Ice
cream saloons, soda wator fountains, &c
patronized by confirmed topcrs, people have langud
air walk lesurcly and lnger by the way which il
thing very unusual for the donzens OF this metropolis.
who rush along II they came half hour behndhand
into the world and endeavoring TO make up for H.
Heat reigns supreme from the nagsoncs to the seepcs
height
THF HOT DAYS FOR THtRTyFi YEARS.
Below viii be found record Of the hottest days known
IN avtc inf ain
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
seven Additional Cases of Cholera and
Two Deaths In New Nork-Four Cases
In Brooklyn and Two in New jersey
Mortuary Record for One weeL-Over
Eight Hundred Deaths Returned
DiarrhmaI and sunstrokc Cases Pre-
der Il "a


The bulletin o. the public health FOR the twenty
that James Herman aged nlnc Jane Herman aged
fifteen residing at ~ Jersey street Jersey Guy were
taken IN early yesterday morning with the symptoms of
cholera At ton A. " both patients state ol
collapse, but considered hopeful The premises and
ncighborlood, which were in very dirty condition.
were thoroughly dsnfocted These the only cases
returned ~ the superintendent Office Other -
however furnish further cases occurring In this city
CASES NFw YORK
william NcGcrr, Of IL East Twenty seventh street,
reported ~ m " Kanney A. suffering from
cholera He attended by DR.. Mclean.
Thomas Byrnes 10 OAK street VIA attacked with
cramps ia the stomach nj three O'Clock yesterday
ing Diarrhoa etc, subsequently se IN. He was al
tended BY DR. Anderson.
Al twenty. nyc minutes past SIX VI Yesterday a
Of cholera reported AZ 100 Mulberry street
opposite the house who're The child Cecilia Reed diti %
cholera Saturday. This part Of Mulberry Is %
a shockinrly nlthy condition.
Two Of supposed cholera were reported from the
Twenty second precinct, at twenty two minutes past
eleven O'Clock Yesterday morning VIZ. that OF Mrs
and that Of Mrs Mcconnell Of sxtyfourth street
and Second Avenue.
samuel &. Ruscher residing AZ 20 Henry street
attacked with cholera symptoms lat Saturday night
Though the supposed 70 be mid one the pa
tent expired yesterday morning
Janc Kirwin, residing al ZIG Elizabeth street AGED
nine years attacked with the symptom, % cholera
i've O'Clock Sunday evening She died On yesterday
morning The premises, after being sted we're thor
oughiy disniecled
DR. Harris weekly mortua-y report II moi vel com
pletsd owing 10 the difficulty Of recording and CLASSIFY
ing the unpfeosaenedy large nunbsr OF deaths ~h.h
have swelle the paS. week report. The following
summary of portion Of s contents, which pre.rnts an
alarming dhproporion OF dsrrh9si cases and death
snltins from the excessive heat Tho majority 81 thu
mortality accursa among children Of Ave years old
and under ~ The poorest and oSeoro~dsd tenement Dc
trcts
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p.,.or.l Intelligence.

Amons tbs arrivals . ne ssiropoliia, iio's ~ %.
uc,d the names 81 Lieutenant General : Cram md
star rbo arrived YESTERDAY morning from wosi Point,
~ rous, for Washington MAJOR General rsnsmn
Butter, Lowell BrgadiT Genera John , kuNord
tinted STATE. Artny ~ gstisr gensrAl Ceorg. Dcass
Ri aisphla; Judge Bssnvais and tsmiy. rt Logs
: ~ Caldwell, rlmira. are also - ths metropolitan
Commqdor, Creighton, rnisd States Nsgy, and v'.,
are 10 Hst,rsA
~ Parsons q Alabama i = y. ~. ,vsna.
Atsr.n Nv ~ Rochester and CoioueX. ne. es... .
ws.hinx,on are az ne ~ Sob9lS W a
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A pedier OF stationery, name unknown, n
struck yesterday afternoon while Fulton street. and
was taken to The Forty first precinct station house
man named James Torsh living al No. 81 wickon
street aged thirtysir years reported by ofioer
Bowie. OF the Forty precinct TO have dei from
sunstroke az Six O'Clock last evening
doctor and seaman attached 70 the steamship
Western Metropolis lying at the Atlantic Dock,
ported TO have died from the effects OF snnsroke about
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
NEW JERSEY.
:, An unknown woman residing temporarily IN one Of
halonos buildings in Warren street, Jersey city, vas
Frustrated from the effects OF the heat yesterday She
was attended by DR. Hadden who succeeded In restoring
her To consciousness
AT haif.past ten o'clock, yesterday morning, Patrick
Cavan was overpoNered by the heat at the corner OF
Newsrk and jersey avenues After falling he appeared
10 be In tho greatest agony until DR. Morris arrived who
administered 70 him tho necessary remedies The un
fortunate man was removed his residence, $50 south
Seventh street, by officers Ayres and Crmmlns.
aboring man, employed at the Cunard Deck was 30
seriously affected by the heat that he had 10 be assisted
home by his fellow laborers
In hooohen woman was affected by the heat and
rendered 50 nsensibe that no information TO her
name residence or connection could be aseortaned
She was removed TO the Sisters Hospital.
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THs CHOLERA ~ BsOokLrs.
The Board Of Health going Ia make a move In
regard 70 cleaning the streets OF all gsrosge Several
dead have lain Ia the streets for Va. past
days the steneh from which enough TO breed pest
lsncs.
Mr. oliver Logan aged forty wears, residing in sul
street between Van Brunt and Rchards bad psin
les disrrhos FOR several days by Dr. Ford
died ~ half past min. clock yesterday morning
case Of cholera reported 81 70 81 Iit-t street
Williamsburg. yesterday afternoon. about four O'Clock
No med cal attsndsnce
A maa named John SCHNEIDER living n Partition
street, near conoyer Twelfth ward, Who sss sttsrsed
cholera ah.ut ten O'Clock Yesterday morning n"d ~
seven o'clock last evening. Nc attended br ~
tisrs The fepprsd - the Sorry thiid street
station house and from thence to The hAss snthoss
An old scnemsn, residing A. No u Eap"lyes stfe-l
sent communication 70 the above named station house
yesterday evening, stating thai lie haf been suffer nj
itotn early hour a the morning up 20 four 2 trnm
PAIR diafrhun. VIII ~ the WAFER t'aup
lie bad cent Tor his family physician. ~. George
Morrill, vsrv DESTROYS that ihe sanitary Officers
should be scqus ntut with his litile grandson
OF hi aged Twenty month"; vas also suffering from disr
rhna snd needed medical attendance Tue health
thcrie. notified and the payolr-n directed
hy tha apian or tha precinct a. he prompt in their
reports OF ali c.srs % the Board ~ Health
The foiiorng list - cholera css-s, feFling ia'sy
and otherwise, from MONDAY, July y - date
MONDAY. Sstuftsy ~ ,
1usxdaB, 10. .......... rtfnd.y. IS st..s..
wedn-sss,. u ..... N0ndsy u s.r... =
Ihufsdaf. "
Friday Is loNf =
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TOTAL NUMBER Los
BURNING OF THE SHIP HORNET.

BURNING OF THE SHIP HORNET.
BY telegraph from San Francisco We learn that Homo
lulu advces report that the clipper ship Hornet Captain
Mitchell, from New York for San Francisco was burned
at May g. in latitude degrees north longitude 1876
degrees minutes west The captain and twelve OF the
crew and two passengers named Ferguson, brothers
arrived at San Francisco after being forty three days
longboat
Two other are yet out containing the first aud
second and about twenty others The boats kept
company for nineteen days and then parted from
another The ship carried large quantity Of kerosene
and burned rapidly
The Hornet owned by Messrs Lawrence, Giles 4
Co., of No IL South street. in this city, and 42T
tons burden, and built by Messrs. westervelt 4
Mackey, of this city, In 1851, and rated Al She had
large and valuable assorted cargo, and il said that
firm in this city shipped $40 900 worth of goods by
the Hornet, on which there insurance
The vessel belonged 70 Sutton & Co Is Despatch line
and is tho first ship lost OF one hundred and nifty
which they have sent out during the past ycars
The weasel is fully insured, and with her cargo was
valned at 100000
The following telegram received from San Francisco
yesterday by the Of the vessel gives some add.
tional particulars OF tho dsaster:-
San FRaSonco July IL, 1905
LAwxxycK, GINS 4 Co. -
Tho ship Hornet was destroyed by FIRE May D. The
captain two passengers and thirteen arrived
a the Sandwich Islands June u.s. starya.
ton
They had been In the long boats forty.thr days
Two boats with the FIRST and second mates the
mainder OF ps crow, are yet out The boats were in
COMPANY for nineteen days. GEORGE HOwES
There were only two passengers on the vessel whu
she left this port
The Hornet sailed from this port The 18th Of Jann
airy last, under command OF Captain Mitchell
WRECK or THE scaookRR CINDERELLA.
The schooner Cinderella Of weilneet, Captain Mel
went ashore Sunday morning about tso O'Clock,
tho north side Of Wreck Pond squsn beach, New
jersey She was loaded with Hsh, all Of which has been
saved The vas sold she lies for three hundred
dollars The schooner old vessel and rated two
and half In Loyd's She vss built In iSs3 at Essex
c., and was sixty three tons burden
orHRR MISSING VESSELS.
The ships Dedfordshre and cyclops from Bombay
respectively 18th and l1th Of January bound for
Liverpool very much over due, and fean enter
tanned for their safety The premium for Insurance.
stands very high u present in Ensisnd and Is rapidly
increasing.
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TIFF HOT DAYS FOR THIRTY -FivE YEARS.
Below Will be found record of the hottest days known
"A ia eli pffv ain

THE HOT DAY OF THDD.
On this day, July 20 1859 tho heat AZ noon almost
unbearabe but between two aud three O'Clock in the
afternoon a furious thunder storm and cooled
the atmosphere TO bring tho mercury dovn TO
eighty seven degrees at half. past three
Since 1855 have had heat approaching tha, or
this last week On July T. 1866 the greatest heat was
ninety three; tho 9Th ninety four; the 18th ninety
three; and on Sunday last tho 18th inst, ninety
THE SIXTEENTH or july FOX FOUR YEARS.
The following the comparative heat for four years
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4. ~ BL0oDgooD, % NV roRx
Tha gentleman, long known 10 the editorial fra'satr
o. Nss York died from sansirolc Saturday La. In
1882 aud from thai tins 1890 he edited ths Albany
Da,ig Adr,t,r, and strong opponent Of Gco.rsi
Jsssson and Martin Van BuTsn, during tho ese ting
tunes which they succek.fn candidates for the
Presidency. Ha subsequently edited The New York Trss
San paper started ny association OF printers
had struck the old San foF advance ~ waxsa He
a, contributed leas 20 nsary rysry journ,
the city, aud 81 the tins of his death ooaaseicA
1vh the Ratfrsad Journal
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during the bot nights and while resting Il the fsssa-
iRks gave way and falling upon his hilie daughter
crushed her in such that death ansusd sbocslf
AftsrNari.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

the 'anari mall steamship Cubs, Captain s,ca. s,s
leave Bostol on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close In this city garter
pat one and half pat ave O'Clock in tbs an.rnson
fh- Sr- Yokr HrsiID-Fdlllsa fr Kurop- wm 10
ready al eleven clock 70 morrow morning
single copies. IN wrappers. ready for m,niss ga
csnt.
'Os Approves Issfsi.sssi All Thss
fh~y lref... he tt-HuRsF IRIS COCAINE psv RIG
MAR rsd hs othsf Toilet ffspsvauons rhLAisipha at
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A son n a. Essaey ~ Bolton, conn sitsmo@a -
il IT, InDthar wta Sxher knlfs, bnt va prtx'nis1
~ ~ ssssr H. had = Gamer 90 h. soss rnsh a
thought 10 have Affected sss brsiB
An irasnA sthoolrnsster vas sbout q runisn q
male sehplar snsr the Eiye In caubfl1ge Me- whsn
rht.sro1s hoy freu revolver ana ttfssisAsao seqos
The master Use master then TRES 'syoivW and sbgt
Al ths nov woHnfsd aim knd 80 tbs seEt nDtnsnt
hirns@k SOUNDED bf pstnl bell
sass ~ oboisaa hS bssa reported % 80 Harsu
r. Grgsa Il Asnssed Cora fscsatly 80 80
-h,eh hsd pss'kd hlrn dlslnT - 80 60 Y's' 100
vreot.
nas parss Bean "a bestsu = deaih 80 saetksf
rarsd Pers - ally bssifn usaf r. so4A ~ - X
n,oyod bv $50 mn ranss ienstEa aut Nunninghaw
a.. Inv ~ = 20, HaTsn. ". - the - ihH
Ani< Storm II Hasuaasi. ~ - ~ 10. t~sifefs "a
pruisdy wgrth W 90
o.<yvs pss.nr1 100 saved s-~reisry sersrs
lf, - trsr ~ suisf - w. aarfstsy x va sNt
n. shlf, usaa ~ ttyn@
s,ssty asa,s II nes,ss - 49,, isry y 5000
we're children
rss r..r - ~ ffsFhi tram ~ 80 @.th rsst q
usss.rhnssst aifo.l 80 thFean fipn 80 t'afs -
/ ne Ials anf TO mae = 4 aiaei
Aovs. "a ssy - Iast t~en eoonf.si@s a. NJ ~
| ssf fn hst.s~s ~ kpta4 tg4sfr ~ ~ tganh
| Insoib 40 - cars hsvs eotsnssso.a rsnssns
young so shHslsihlns ~ 20 S.r tossse
otNsr aFg Nst n0t u 100 $3.50 49, 49, sites
' ua IL 80 hsss y = .F.ss.tsi-a
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Meeting Of III, s,,ts, Cleaning Commits


The Commissioner ,or cleaning a. streets mei -
ferfar Il ,bs Mayors ofce. The principal bnsnets
transacted Nas ras-pg resolution authorizing tns pa
msni ~ me contractors month, dues. and the
fesd ri Or an elaborate and log.eai snswcr g VI
-chulrs susr q complain, about condition q ~.
streets VI. prDera points 10 thfs answer we're. tlat
they have from iAe beginning always Htt~nfsd . III
com plants made 81 the from the Board 81 Hrah III
those complaints hare been handed msny favF
after the q The Complaints too4 giasT They
deny lns persons ibiervisws toot place beiresn
them and Nr schultz rgsryi nE Tie condition ~ ths
sireets Ihcy The hr.f Int rsysfd - its
empyBt 81 The garbage boxes tSrny irnf hon's
b, stating Lat there sin Of every ds@rINor ihfoSa
n6tbsse boxes 81 times cosifsfy 20 zee ordinances
Of lhs Board Of Heath and that IN ~ angle asy hsvs
thee bores not pesa .mpfsd -onstms gStAss
runbtsb hlh. A., have beer Deposited IN ths hatTs
amer the have passed through ire street thsy
MAINTAIN that their rs pass through s.ch srsst once
DAY aud ing boil ave notice - so peuIl~D hfiBg
out all the nllh accumulated N the heuses tts1 deny
they have agents Authorized % sntsf H~elings
although ihete person -ho a. 90 thslf 0wn
count The aont,<ior carts Suitably egns'raetsd
fot the removal Of sabsgs sithoush rsj may -, -
ELEGANTLY painted and pleasant soanr The hofssg oct
from sifs 40 fso0 pscf Thsv deny Nsi thff sfs
anthon,sd ihe rfuss n faciofies Tier on
TRACT expressly rfohhts a TIE ranes sfe otfVea :
remove the ' o.n ruhBhn The safne hods fsgardi ~
butebec, ~ ds>isu r,ta.s TbsY cos ads ~ iaAn
that The ciiv has gseH IN such tsshlv to6din
aud thai The complsn s psni Uned ~ a. tFhAla -,
things osey ~bch hey Asvs - c0nitsi
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Anton Molier,
Ellen Connors,
Thomas Scully,
Patrick McCuo.
Catharine McCus.
Mary McCuc,
John McCue.
Classy AcCuc,
Edward Frederick,
James Kelly,
Michael whelAn.
CAthArlne WhelAn.
Andrew Whelan.
Catharine Whelan,
Susan Whelan.
Michael WhelAn.
Peter Whelan,
James McMaokon,
Biddy MchAcken,
Biddy McMacken.
VIM. Derme,
Nicholas LArkin,
Bridget Larkin.
Marlin Molony,
Thomas Chapman,
Thomas Gillian,
Cath. Mcdonnell.
Frederick Besh,
James Quinn.
John Cormack,
Martin Casey,
Maria Delany,
James Noonan,
John Parsons.
william Edwards,
Michael Joyce,
Peter Hughes,
Bridget Hughes.
William Hughes.
Mary Hughes,
Matthew Wizard.
John Murphy.
John Martin.
Ed. MoIntvre,
Patrick sherry.
Michael Rogers,
Peter Walsh.
Matthew Carton,
Patrick Hughes,
Bridget Hughes.
Philip Creighton.
Susan Creighton,
Margaret Clifford.
Mary Mark.
John Kilcoyne,
Saba Corr.gan,
James Shorthand,
John Roche,
John Mcdonnell,
Dennis Murphy,
Thos. Mccormick,
Patrick Brennan,
Ellen Brennan,
Cornelius Kennedy,
Michael Glynn,
John Peter.
James kearns.
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The Weather Elsewhere.

- ALBANY, July 10 1895
Inc thermometer to-day in localities protected from
reflected heat showed 100 degrees the hottest since
1917. Some instruments in the shade indicated l04
HARTFORD, Conn, July i6 1866
Different Thermometers in this city marked ninety
degrees IA the shade at one T. NJ.
BALTIMORE, July 10 388
The heat is really fesrfulthe mercury ranging from
% 70 100 degrees IN the shade Tho city perfectly
healthy
BoIoS, July 10, 1868
The thermometer ranged from % 10 100 between ten
and three o'clock to-day, after which fresh castery
wind lowered Il 10 So.
RnLADELrHIA July 10 1880
Tho Thermometer to-day ranged from ~ 10 l01 de
grees. There were ten deaths from sunsiroke
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L0Aus n. ~. Russ,
Michael n ella,
Hugh Here,
Michael Costello,
Jane Costello.
John Costello,
Jacob Westsrheld,
Alexander Carl,
Albert Them,
John w. Perratt,
Frances Pcrratt.
Clara Perratt,
John Perratt,
Phil. Cassidy.
John Walsh.
Michael Murphy,
Heinrich kundel,
Henry vogelsAnx,
VIM. ConnAhan,
Rosey ConnahAn.
Patrick Bonner,
John Whelan.
Patrick Gallagher,
Ellen Gallagher.
John Gallagher.
Michael Freel.
Thomas Hanlon.
Robert Hamilton.
Vim. Hanlon.
Patrick Carr,
Joshua Conory,
Arthur Rogers.
Patrick McSharry,
Pat. McMorrow,
Mary w. Peate,
John Rooney,
Margaret Delsny,
Mary A. Dclany,
Daniel Delany,
James Delany,
Patrick Delany,
Eliza Ryan,
Patrick Daniel,
Mary Daniel.
Mr., Shee,
JOS. Geraghty.
Julia McDerTnott,
George Murphy,
John Nets,
John Enriaht.
Peter Kcarney,
Margaret Kearney,
William Campbell,
Margaret Campbell
David Campbell.
John Campbell,
William Campbell,
Neil Boyle,
Mary Boyle.
Nary Boyle,
James Boyle,
John Boyle,
Bernard Gallocher,
Patrick Outlay,
Philip Durkin,
William Chambers
Sarah Chambers,