New-York tribune., 1872-07-03


dunng q fire az No. 247 Canalst. ..,.
James Green, age 4O OF ne-hundredand.nintns'
and the BouleY ard, was overcome on EleVentnaFe'
An unknown man. with dark hair and whlsKers, | Was
found suffering in seeond-aye railway car near lrt
ethst, and taken 70 Bellevue Hospital. lie cannot
Garet Pierce age So, of No. 1so secOndave was pros
Patrick Mcguire, age 20, deaf and dumb of No. 100
Broome-st., was found on Broadway.
Ferdinand Arms, 81, of No 63S East Fifteenthst,
sank down IN Second-ave,. near Ihrteentn-st 49,.
An unknown man was found at Whitehall and Marks
James Comeford, a blacksmith, was overcome while
wcrkng in his shop in Prlnee-st
An unknown a man tainted at Twentyhird-st and
Broadway x,,,.--. A., .. -
John Curran. age co. Of No 42o East Ffteenths, was
found in secondst. near Avenue A ,, - ~,
An unknown woman, age about 90 was found on me me
sidewalk In front No. III Broadway. sne was
In spotted dress check apron, and black Jockey nat
John Rtchie age co. OF No. 40 West Forteths'' was
CatheTne Grace age co. of No. s2e Pearst was found
at Fulton Market ,,.,
j. Campbell age IS, was found al the C0nklln house
Patrick Tobin, age 49, was tound at no Sss S "a
AiIen-st. u.. ,,,,o,
william Winnowski was overcome at Ridge and Hous-
Edward Kavanag age 80 of No. 20 Elizabeth-st, was
overcome In Greenwlci-st. - . ,,,s..o,, .,
Fernando Orlandy age %, OF NO. t55 East fh'eon''
John Burns, age IS, wa, found Pier No. AZ, n r.
TIE HEAT IN BRooKLYS.
Brooklyn but little cooler than NewTorK' yesler'
day, the thermometer registering IN the leIHoV" " "
the shade The following OF sun-sroke resulted
fatally:
Henry Buteke, grocer, died at the City Hospital.
Louis NJ. Wegel, died in FOrrestst.
Michael Matthews, died IN the City Hospital ~.
An unknown German died in the Long Island Cohege
Rriideet Gallagher died at No % Tompkins-ave.
Lille smith, 4, died at Franklinaye ana CaIrol-st'
Bernard Colgan hsh az 49, Oh Brgohy was 20 oIir th
Park Hospit al, where he died.
James Wheeler. age 10, was sunsruck at the ioot OF
Amelia schroeder Frustrated at Flatoush and
cnnf W VI Gregory was prostrated in Flatbush-aye
Aune Meudmeyer, age months, died from the neat at
Eliza Frazer age 52 died from sunstrole at No. 70
| CranUerryst.
The following cases were not fatal:
f. H. Rason age 49, Of Brooklyn, prostrated at Reade-
| St and Broadway, New-York.
John r. Peaie, age co. of No. 70 Chesuuts, Brooklyn
| at Broadway and Liberty-st, New-fork ~,
Michael kiiey, laborer, was snnat'ueK at Sou'h
| Ferry. , .,
Josephine Havemeyer of No 2ie Twelfthst. was pros
| trdted at CuurtSt and Fourth-pace.
Charles H. Prefer, age 81 was overcome al the ooSe
Joseph Reed, age II, of DeKalb and Bushwick-aves,
was sunstruck IN broadway, h. d.
| sUN-srRoKEs AT NEwBURGH.
NEwBURGH, y. Y, July 2.-Tbe thermometer
reached go to-day Several cases OF susroke nave
been reported. One man was picked up on the road
four miles north OF this city this Afternoon Dead 1t IS
supposed from the effects of the heat. letter was
found on him. recommending Lewis becker, ana signeu
Lewis BiuqhamtOn. Another man was found near him,
| iDsensiblc from the effects OF the heat
ONE HUNDRED DEGREES AT POUGHKEEPsIE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 2.-Thc heat to-
day has fearful, the mercury in several places
reaching 100 degrees in the shade. Two cases OF sun
stroke have been reported.
| SUDDEN DEATH AT HUDSON.
HUDSON, N. Y, July 2.-Thomas Fennan, a
.ly.a HE 4
| ternOon.
REFRESHING WINDS IN BOSTON A BANNEH
BLOWN DOWN.
BosroN, July 2.-The weather here has beer
greatly moderated by q refros shus east wind At4p. IN
the Thermometer stood 7jo, being Ill Of 200 in si'
hours squall of wind, this afternoon, blew down
Grant and wilson campaign 1ag, o.neiEg ing Witn nf ~,
cord supporting Il was staehGd TnGmai n b BraG a n ia
bricks, and Others narrowly escaped.
THE HEAT IN MAINE.
EAsrPoRT, Me- July "A dense fog ant
southerly wind have prevailed here for the past te
days Today IS the hottest day known in this city
The wind is north and west and the Thermometer mark
$50 in the shade.
EIGHT CASES OF sUNsTROKE IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Hhe heat to-day wa
intense, the thermometer marking 800 in the shals
Eight Of sunsroke occurred four Of which prove
fatal.
HIGH TEMPERATURE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, West Va, July 2.-The thcr
mometer stood at 1920 in the shade to-day.
HOT DAY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-T0-day was the hot
test OF the season the Naval Obscry
| atOry indicating gj'.
FAIR WEATHER N ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 2.--Thc weather tluOughOu
England to-day is fair and favorable Ia the growing
| crops.