New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
THE HEdTRD TERM.
NO BREAK IN THE HIGH TEMPEliATURE-DEATus
by sUN-5rKOKE.
Tho story of vesterday2 heat and of ira sod

NO BREAK IN TIE HIGH
by SUN-5rKOkE.
The story Of yesterdays heat and of its sad
effects ia but an echo OF the statement ~ remarkably
heated state Of the atmosphere, and OF that mounfu
chronicle ~ the syn's yctms with which TIE TRIBUNE
las been burdcnrd for tho past two weeks Commercial
Ncw-York arose from fevonsh nights sleop yesterday
morning to find the SUMS rays beating down upon the
city with undated force; Shy of brass ANA heated
earth were for one more weary day 10 be It's lot A. the
DAY advanced, aud The mounted higher ana higher,
the heat became icl.cr eliminating 81 ",mch il ~
degrees the srging crowds of the great toror sacs
sought ara more eagerly the shady s'de OF tle
street; the few PARIS became OEorWhe mih1y GO"
tine soia-watcr stands surrounded with tI.fty multi
tude and all YORK standing before The ciegriphc
bulletin felt proud when % realized TIE fae mat II WIS
the hottest place the Continent.
The following Is list o. the casualties that occurred
John OIricn died at his residence in Tentbayo, be-
tween sixty first and iAty-s'cOao-,ts.
Frank nghIrdi, ag %, d.ed at No. oc2 Scyeu'haye
WIN Howe, age %, Frustrated az pier No. 20, " X
VIM Oakley, No. $50 TWtlitA-st, sOutI LruDllJ H.
John g. Ryder, observation-disclosures and Third
John scuy, No. s97 Columbiast, Brooklyn, at No &c
watcrst. ~. NJ. ,,.,-...,..,. .. ~,
Andrew knapp 40 West Forty thirdst, at corner of
An unknown man. age about 30. was found in New
Hay9n Depot corner Of Franklin ana Cehtic'sts' ut
Antonio Staring 80, died at TwentySccond Precinct
StatiOn-HOuse. - a. .t,.,-,,i,
An unknown man, about IS, found on the sidewalk
before No 3l7 Pearl-st. Taken to Hospital . ~. ~,
Frederick s. walters, age months dieo ~ NO '''
Dora Rners, age 49, died at No. 81 West Forty
James Aeh Frustrated at Of Greene and
FTSncis Cadcn, age IS. corner of Baztor-st and
Maggie Brown, age 27, corner of Twentyseventhst.
An unknown man. on board tho steamer Elem City.
John CrOning, age 81 years, ut NO Cai0lhe-s' -
Morris Hureahry &c 50, died ia bed at No go Pearst
George Bridges, a baker died at No 5i2 Imrd-"e'
Robert Burke, agc 40, died at No. Desbrosesst.
Michael FLICK age g. d.cd at No. lG3 HesteI-,f.
George W. Smith, age Is, lawyer Of Groehport L. l.
Frederick Touzand died at No. 100 Fast Broadway;
named Milo,t, aged CO, died at No. 4o5 Last
john 5. 5cheGeln, aged nine months, died at Second
ave. and One Observation-Disclosures
Michael Casey, found At Avenue ID and second-'t'
Mary Reynolds. in Mercer-st. .-.,.-r,
Parihoomew Beirne, in the City Hal Park.
Daniel smith, at Third-aye and northumberland
BcRamS Hahn Of No 1905 ThriaveY in Third-ave,
between Ftfty-siXt1 and Fly aeVelLh-sts' ., g.,
Dennis C. Mnturn, age q, at No: 80 Thrd9ye NM.
John Sheffield, age 81, while standing IN Harry hllis
saloon talking with lis proprietor, suddenly ie 10 te
floor nseusbo. Upon neng iakSn To- MS Ieoiuehee 40.
destran, and was his way to make an exhibition OF
his powers at the jefferson Market Hall u II supp3Seu
that ne died from stroke Of apopleXy Superhuueeu ny
"a r fdyTn5 c,sas ~ sprstroke are reported as
curing in Brooklyn during Monday night and yesterday:
MIS- Eliza Burns died at No 10 Little SIL,,.o.,,-.
Ann Donovan died Ia SiSth-avc, near Flftecnth-Yt.
ingtOn ave. and Butlcr-st.
JOhn Cochran died i'm Hcks-St.
James LOughlin died al the City Hospital.
Henry Bohren died at No. 397 GrahamaYc.
John Berry died at No. $40 Grahamave.
Ternari Corners died at No. Skililnan-st.
Mary Hughes died at the city Hospital
John Coffee was Frustrated in Lafayette-aye.
Margaret Mcnamara in Atlantig-st.
Edward Murray, n resident of ThirtysecOndsty New
York in Remsen-st -
An unknown man died at the Long Island College Hos
pal. ~. -. ,-,, ,,r,.
trated in Waterst.
lanes Fitzpatrick in Hamiltonaye.
John LiustOn, IieTrcpODt DOCK.
James Thornton, in GintOn-aye.
officer Van Wicklen OF the First Precinct last evening
found man lying insensble condition at the cor
of Court and Statess and took him to the station
House He placed in CELL and in short time ded
During the past two days 20 cases Of sunstrOke
have been reported in Jersey City, H0DoAen ana New,
ark only OF which, so far a. Is known have proved
fatal In some the victims have been overcome by
the heat I'M the evening One OF these Is that OF
Col j. W. Woodruff, the Paymaster OF the NewJersey
Railroad, who became nsenslhle from the neat
ON Monday night and remained three hours IN
an unconscious condition. He Is now recovering.
The following persons died from the heat in Jersey city
on Monday night but not reported to Coroner Bum
until Tuesday: Henry spots, at No IL Brunswick-st;
Isaac Bearcon at endersOn's Garden; Richard ugent
at No rs Steuben-st; William GOOran, At No 35 SOUTH
st. The Coroner unable to hold nquests, owing 10
fhe Tfculty Of getting iurynen but the bodies were
viewed and burial permits given. william Boardmah
fs from truck he driving in SOuthst jersey Cly,
Yesterday overcome by the heat ana was taken 70 MS
home IN PrOSpect-st.