The New York herald., 1866-07-20
THE BAROMETER

BAROMETER
stood A thirty, between change aud fair weather.
The clouded appearance of the sky TO ,be westward for
the last few days. To indicate that the rains
rated the southern oceans have been carried consd
erabe distance inland, where they wert needed IL
atendcd by too violent winds or too great lightning
IABoRs or THE ooRosgRs
Since the commencement OF the heated term which
b9 resulted In the death and prosrntion Of so many
aborers and others whose duties exposed Them TO tho
melting rays OF the SUM- Coroners Gamble, Wildey and
Eaumann Coroner Cover being absent from the cityj
have been kept unusually busy IN holding nsuess
wldey engaged in his ofcal duties without eessa
ton III daylight the following morning. taking neither
Coroners Gamble and Nanmann also engaged dur
Ing most Of the night IN holding inquistions and
such were the urgent demands upon these onictis
Wednesday that they were actually compelled
nue their labors till late az night Such large nurnber
OF deaths from tho effects OF the heat
sun has scarcely ever been known before In the
length OF ume
suNsrzokEs YESTERDAY.
The following were reported yesterday
Samuel Wallace, lao OF l2s Jane street died from enc
effects OF the beat
Mary Moyn living nj I5I Perry street was pros,ra,.t
BY the extreme heat and died soon afterwards
John Connolly while s,jonng at 81 Spring street. waa
sunstruck, and death snbseqnorsly enBied
Al late hour on Wednesday night James Thompson
died suddenly at 73 West Twenty street from the
effects OF the hest
afternoon sunstruck and taken to his residence.
i2s West Thrtythrd street where death subsequently,
ensucd.
james Riley OF 81 West srxtecnh street after return
ing from his worn "Wednesday afternoon, ovor-
come by the boat and died during the cocrse OF the
night.
A woman whose name is unknown died suddenly
from sunstrokc at i7p West Thirty seventh street.
Daniel Connor died the Now York Hospital from
sunstroke He lived ai IL Chorry street.
Daniel Hays native OF England aud thirty ave wears
OF age, died suddenly at IS william, street from tho
Al two O'Clock yesterday morning Rosannsh walsh
died suddenly at 3is West Twenty y-seveith street
Daniel MeSichol sunsruck board the steamship
City OF Cork, and ded soon afterwards.
Edward Wall, native Of Ireland, thrsysir yrars ~
xula ..A Ar No. .l.ua
"Wednesday night and died soon afterwards Deceased
was a caulkeE
Coroner wildey held Dquess tho following named
porsons. who died from sunstroke;--Chrstian lager,
nfty years of arc and born IN Germany died at No.
Peter forty years Of age and born IN Germany
wiiam Anderson died s Io2 Bayard street He was
twenty i've years OF age and a native Of ireland
lspA died q fs5 East Broadway.
Patrick Boylss died at zls Seventh avenue He was
Malachi Fallen died at S2 West street He born
Ireland and forty Ave years Of age
Ann Kueh died 81 100 Spring street. She wS twenty
ysars of age aud = native Of Germany.
Robert McAvrrt died at 2o Sprng street He wa.
thirty three ycar, os ago and born In Iresand
Henry Grfhth forty-fonr years Of age and born IN
England, ased NJ liz Thompson street
John Mcknight died on board the steamship lows
lying pier ~ North river He thirty yeass Of age
and a native Of Scotland.
Thomas Hunter died at l7e West thirteenth street
Ne wH usty three years OF age and ws born 70 ife-
Joachim Mesner died a, l,e Hester street Hs
sorty one yssr- Of sge and born in Germany.
Aiexaader KAhe, German, died al n Bowsry.
Inquests also held at the Now York Hospital on
the bodss Of four unknown men, and seemed impos-
Kble 10 learn anything concerning them.
John Riardsn, suffering from sunstroke wss brough,
70 the Esser Market Police Court by ocer Reven aboa,
ton O'Clock yesterday morning Dr simmons was
called and affer few hours Judge shandey prosured
carriage and sent Risrdon TO Bellevue Hospital
Sarah Johnson, homeless colored GIRL aeed twenty,
vas found IN street, prostrasd with tho
heat Taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
Jacob Ackerman, employed at is Cedar street,
suns,ruck bat recovered sufficiently be taken home
sosRI-aSis,
young German. name unknown, died yesterday,
while work q lager bcer bravery He had yust
70 work that ine, stranger, and
ported thss no had Just como from wsshingtos where
he has friends
George Murray, AGED thirty years steward % the Gu
nsrd steamer Psvsia, died a, Ave y on Wednesday
Hannah NcAismmsn, residing n the o. Pros
psct and Railroad avenue
A baker employed IN Henry carroIps bakery in south
Fourth street. overcome BY th heat yesterday after
Aoon. and 5 said TO have died
An old man. who had served tho ~ 1879, rns
found prustraiet by tho heat In yard a. Newark he
was taken 70 the Tenth yard station boass N hsi city
| brothers In comfortable circumstances.
rmy STORM ~ HsookLrs
In addition 70 The iAc,s gwen yesterdny N 'eg,rd y
~ tne destruction of ,h. telegraph u not Pos
sibls 10 ASCERTAIN the total amoun, Of damage dJus
| Coroner smith held inquest yesterday lpon the
body of william Boyle, who killed by an erplosion
Of boiler caused by the lightning, which srgcs the
| ropewalk of Lawrence 4 Son IN Basbwrk avenue.
Boyle was engineer al the establish ment and after
| the erploslon bis boiy found distance frOm
the establishment terribly mutistcd verdict 20 -
| cordance renl'red
| building in coorsc of construction In Panam ave
nue. near Bedford ~ss blown down and fell against
building corrupted by Mr. Styles and family, crlshing in
| the rod The family had q escape frsu death.
| The ioss of NJ styles building and furriiurs vas
| about ~ 0c0
/ A frame house in sumptcr street belonging 20 M
! Robinson, vas upturnod By the wind aud ue smly
| oonpeIlrd 10 take . hasty departure The oamass 70
| the building ~ilI probably amour, 20 about t3p
| barn owned by hr Hartson in Brosdwsy, vas
| completely demolished by the wind Los $500
| Mr. Coopers tann~ry ssndfOrd street blown
| down, causing los Of 5000