New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
THE WEATHER.
OVER SEVENTY DEATHS FROM SUN
STROKE IN ONE DAY.

lection and relief from the heat has given the streets
foreign aspect Suits OF white linen garZe-ke cloth
form sea which dark and heavier dresses are the
rarest specks Even the jaunty costumes when are
usually at ordinary Summer heat have necessarily
been sacrificed less elegant and more comfortable
material Cumbrous umbrellas Of every color and con-
dition have raised in countless numbers and hats
with brms OF topsa redundancy. have become common
among pedestrians The sunny sides OF the thorough
fares have been almost entirely deserted, the intense
rays rendering them actually unsafe. Very frequently
little groups may be collected on the sidewalks
over an unfortunate man woman Frustrated Dy the
heat
At3p. NJ, yesterday, the thermometer again ranged
at $50, at a. marked s7O and at p m go. Sew
era times during the afternoon promising CLOUDS paseo
over the city and antcipatOns OF refreshing s'orh
were stimulated but moisture fell to cool the heaeo
pavement clear the atmosphere Cases OF sunstroKe
to men and horses multiplied, and streetcar travel was
somewhat seriously impeded at various points on the
line each of the railroad companies had several reserve
teams 10 substitute for others that might be injured
Urchins tempted wayiarers with dusty ce-water at "a
penny glass;" served in jagged cups and legion OF
newsboys shoeblaeks temporarily retired from their
regLlJr vocations to ply more lucrative trade in rams
The terrible result Of heat may best be judged rom
the that nearly died. esterday rom
suustroke and q propOrtionately large number were
Injured In several cases. exposed TO the fierce
rays Of the compelled to suspend work.
The lee companies have advanced their wholesale
prices from 20 10 80 cents per hundred weight ana the
retail rates from 80 cent? Butchers have difficulty
In preserving their meat from tant and other branches
OF the household provision trade experience similar
FATAL CASES OF sUS-sTRoKE.
The following cases OF sunslrUke IN this city iatal
John Luthy age 49, of No. ll5 Ridgest, dropped dead
J5'n D,yI" age %, oed RON intempcrauce and
stroke at his nome, No Moiris-pi~ce West Forty
se,oul-st,
G,orse Nordon age mouths, died at No l54
Heury Berthien, age 3s, OF No. 215 sixth-st, com
plalnod ice1ug unWei iom the srost neat, on MOD
day night, and Was lound dIad Ia Oed 5esVelu"y
tieuree Charles, age 50, died suddenly at No. Is
Alice snith age years, died suddenly at No. aa2 East
| Thirty -iilrt-S
Frederck Hegenmeyer, age months, died suddenly
| at No. 2Oj Avenue G.. ,- l., ., ..ou
FrcLerck RObrs died In tenement mousse III the rear
Josephine ster age SO, native OF France, died at
No 2i2 West lhii y-seeond-st ,o, . No ,,s eorirsst
Mar aret Donou 40. died at No 2i Vest Twenty
| seventh, Lac Monuay night.
~ ttHcw Howard, age a. died at No 3io West Thirty
Catnerno Fitzpatrick, are 49, servant, was found
dead la her bed at No. 29 Eist FlthFstst yesterday
a pa tent in the hospital ward of the Emigrants
Refuge harts Island, died from epepuc hts supeiin'
MarI S,inga1ner, age SO, died at No. lO5 East Nnty
second-st. .,,,,.,. .... ...,
Carolue Baumann age months, died at Ffthave. and
! IO,r-uuudrcu.tnI-i
JOHN McGoycrn, age 55, d.cd at No. go MubeTy-st.
| pttr.cK HyanG, ago u, uled at broadway ami One
! hunuIed anu- -thntethlil-st. -.
Annie Holmes age about 80 years. died at No 336 East
i.ies OttelsOn age &c. died at No. sO6 East Thirty
! k.tr .,idden age "a, died at No. 100 Orohard-st
| Al uuRn.,wu W0uidn died 40 No. l9l E.in-st.
| \ chllu aiei No. 26s brOome-s,.
George Smith, Mary 4iulig, Jonp Barry, and an IN
known man III d ii inc tchsIc-Ht' iios i'dl.
A treucnn nam 1t IinDerry, ILe about45 years, died
george Patterson age 4o was fouad sick in his store at
| No z ThompsuI-st l., ANA dIed in "a snort time.
Jaine, Mcfenry, 90 died aJ No. "a Forsyth-st.
Carr Peppc, age G3 uicu al No. 219 ANenuc Il.
Ful.cs DuIULr, age 50, dltd q. No. i5 GUerCk-st.
Sh,Lael Gavin OF No. IL hta'@'-st a.G oh Tier No
Nh
died under suspicious creulhsl anees at No: ID Des
brsses-s on MUndaY, showed thai death lad resulted
| from sun-strOke, ana not iOm violence
Nary O'Donhel, "a servant at No l72 WayerIey place
died yesterday.
| sts. OH Monday. died IN Bellevue Hospl dL .
Frank Fula.nage 49, OG No. 60 Edst Ninth st, died
suddenly at Lis residence.
Non ay fro. Seventh Precinct stationhouse, ded
WiIar, n lantle taken from the Eighteenth Precnct
died ia Bcneyue Hospital. .
An unknown woman, received from the Twentieth
| Pr,tiuci, dIed in Bellevue Hospital.
o,epa Reilly, received from tins EiChteenh Precinct
died ia BeiIevne Hospital.
.Josenn stafaaLe, received from the Tenth Precinct
dicd ni Bellevue Hospital.
come ~ Forsyin and Grandsts, auG uied SOON after.
Pear McEWen was overcome at the Hnason kiyei ,s
! irlug removed ~ No l46 Hudson-st
William Cirant, taKen Ia Bellevue Hospital from the
| Tv, nueth Precinct died at $3.50 p. m.
| pairirk MallOncy, died at No. 50 Hamiton-st
Ihe Rev. Jonn Mcalanus, age 49, died at No a24 East
John CGfran, age o. died at No 527 Greenwichst
Wu Maiia nd. nj M. 33G MadsOn-st, was found nsen
sbc in Brosaway, and was taken To the Seventh
recinct st.bon-house, wneTe he died. u,
Michael TyIsr 80, Oi No. 30 30Greenwichst was sun
| nd
rnrstiln Gulyeo, age S5 died at No. 40 Broadway.
| Charles Kohl, are - German, died at Nc. q Diyi
Tary Malchow, are ~. died at No II CarInine-st.
.,r,tIan Il .pf, aye 80, dIed at No. l0j Avenue A
Edward Mason, age 40 was taken from his place OF
business, No $50 fearlst to the Park Hospital where
sarah Hughes, aas 20, emgrant, died ut No. &
| Abany-st. ,,,
| N;,ry Jones, age 95 Ccd at No. 1I3 Henry-st.
Robert Nicholson IS, OF No. S25 West seventeenth
st. w.s overcome Wlle working in shop In Sixteenth
! 81 pear Eighth-are., and taken home, where he
died.
| PatTirR Quinn, ase 25 died at NO AS West Twenty
My pnllen. age g. diei at No. 443 Ninth-ave
acob schai;cr sge ~ dled at No. 5t4 Eieyenth-aye.
| George smytbe age 40 died al No. 26 Vestry-st.
| CHRISTINE Johnson, age 90 swede, died in One hund
,e,-Ind tb fOurtIsts, between Fourth and Fifth
ayes.
The following cases were not fatal:
Lucy Smith OF No. a3s Waterst was overcome near
her ~ sdeute.
Eliza Hynes age 80, OF NO 81 Sufolkst In Grandst,
near OTcIaEi-st.
| Ann AtkDI age 55, at Church and Liberty-sts
Marcia Fiyuu. age p, at Ma. 400 BrOOme-st.
Elizabeth Gerhard, 81 OF HObOken, in Broadway.
Mary Reilly age TO- of no btone-st. near her resi-
| drncC. -
WIN Saut age CO, OF No. f32 Siyth-st, in Frst-aye.
| A womau, are 20, supposed ~ be Ann Brown, at
| Eleventh 1t. AMI Third-aye.
| John Murphy, age 50, In Watcr-st
AlOuzo Bllkney OF No. i37 Fighth-aye overcome
and fell from his truck at Broadway and Houton-st,
| receiving a severe scalp wound.
Henry DE Peyser age 80. OF No. 1ST West Fourteenth
! At in Broadway, near the City Hall Park.
1ou CahilI age a. OF East Fouree Fourth
| ave while nj WORK "A building In West Tenth-st.,