New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
THE HEATED TERN.

The weather for the past week has been by
far the hottest and most uncomfortable Of the
and many have wished for little of the rain which was
abuncantly vouchsnfed last Spring Sunday was
the very hottest day OF die season. the Thermometer at
in the afternoon indicating temperature equal TO that
OF the blood
The warm days have been the signal for a great rush
into the country and the Summer resorts were never
more popular than now. Yesterday the Thermometer
touched 95 but the intense heat agreeaby dpeled
about o'clock in the evening by cool shower which
brought with It delicious breeze The intense heat has
caused many casualties, which are enumerated below
Daniel Mullen, labOrer, on Pier No. 49, North River
John Carter, ON the roof of No. $40 broadway.
An unknown man, age IS, feet inches in hight hay
ing whskcrs and mustache, wearing dark snck coat,
insensbe Westst taken to the Lbertyst. Police sta
tion and died in a few minutes
Henry j. Lear Of No. rs OTchardst.
Francis Robinson of No. 11g BrOOme st.
Francis Jackson. in front of No. ~ Bcekman-st.
Thomas McGrath of No. % sxth-st, private watch
Christopher Dorncr in Thirdst, Avenue d takeh
James Durnee of No. 200 East Twentlethst in Twenty
eighth-st., near Madson-aye.
Peter ROse. at No. 50 Ridge-st fatal
Julia DAILY Of No 42l East seventeenthst' found in
Charles Early age co. storckeeper on Randas Island,
of No. 1O3 Ninth-aye.
Vim. Dundon died suddenly at No 127 Mott,st
John Graham of No. 5}i West Forty-third-st.
Mary johnson Of No. UniOncourt, near University
place.
l.. r. Parsons of No. 235 East Fifty-eighths st.
Adolph Hoffman, German, 10 years, in Bellevue Hos
John G. Plattner, a convict in the Pententiary on
BackwelIs Island, died suddenly. 80
An unknown man, age about 40, feet inches high,
black halr and wearing dark cOtlDg found lnsenslbe
Al foot Of East Twcntyfourthst Winfred Riley, age
CO. died suddenly at No. 378 MadsOn-st.
James Smith of Seyenteenth-st, near First-aVe, IN
Tweuty-fOurth-st. near SecOndave.
John Dolan OF Greenpoint, at No. Il Mubcrry-st. .
Robert Gay Of No IA Downing-st, at Forty-scVcnthst
Kate Corcoran at No Go broadway.
Jo1 itp pt ~ r
Elizabeth Wiseman a domestic at No. 20 Seventh-st
Mary Ann sheean aged 90 died suddenly AT No. go
Ehzaboth-st
john Allen aged 49, died suddenly at No 211 Allcn-st
Sarah Reilly OF Forty-sxth-st, near Eighthaye.
James Baker, at No. 25G West Eghteenth-st.
Gottleb Horburg, Collector OF MoFIisala, at Forty
fourthst. and second-ave.
Louisa shaw of No. co Esscx-st., in Grand-st.
Daniel T. Westcot; in Merlon-s]ua5re:
Emma storms, -, OF No. 3i3 West SiXteentht, at
Eighth-aye. and Twcnty-scyenth--t.
Patrick Ryan, iaborer on the Battery.
John Haggcrty OF Chambers and Wcst-sts
John Nonderburs OF IIoboken. at Molers surgarhouse
An unbnown man aged about G.. having brown hair
wearing black coat white vest, and dark pants, was
John craig aged 49, died suddenly at No 275 Bowery.
Henry Stevens of No. COS East Sixteenth St. in Thirty
Samuel kirkpatrick at No 271 West Nneteeth-st.
William shuck of Bartlet-st, WiliansDurgh at Beck
Charles Clancy Of No. East Tweny-second-st, in
Fiity-lrst-st, near Eighthayc.
August elliott, aged IS, died suddenly at No 10 Du
anc->t.
Inquests were held on the following persons by Coro
nerS Schirmer and keenan,:
johanna Costello ge IS, of No. CO CheTyst.
James Dawson age 80, Of No. 423 Greenwich-st
Mary Ray, age u, of No. % Grand-st.
Mary Grogan age 40, OF No. 4l5 East ElShteentn-st
Edward Madison, age 40, colored.
The following of suItrOke occurred In Brooklyn:
John O'Brien age p years, at No. "a Westinghouse
Charles Vine in FultCH-st.
Francis Gala ghc residing at Bridge and Watersts.,
al the Atlantic White Lead Works.
Michael Kennedy of No pa Twelfth-st., at Martins
dock.
{. +. Taytcr Of No 1888 Adelpha-st.
Matthew Black, residing at No. lis Front-st, at the
Bridge CaisSOn.
Charles Lampe Of No. 1Oi Hamlton-st., in Thrdaye.
near Eleycnth-st
Thomas Hogan 27 years Of died at No. 1872 Second
st. at 6 last evening.
LOUIS Karin, agc years, while returning from Pope's
Park, Faye., near Twenticthst and died III about
half an hour afterward.
Andrew LAWN, acc 10, died at No. YOrkst.
Alfred Bailey, age 40, residing at No. Ill MorganSt,
jersey City, at the corner OF Bridge aud
WatcT-sts at D. IN.
Other cities contiguous also suffered from the great
heat and many residents exposed to the sun we're pros
tTatcd. 49,
James White OF Suo-st fell from his truck at West
Broadway and White-st.
John @. Brown of no 252 Taroadaye., Newark, y. J
fell at Liberty and West-sts.
Mrs Fitzpatrick died in EightysecOndst, near Eighth
ave.
fOurth-st. -.
John Henry age25 from the Soldiers Retreat on Wards
Island died last evening at the National Hotel in VIII
lamst.