New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

eyes, and clad dark dress with stripes, high gater
shoes carrying an infant In her arms, was found at
Fifth-sve. and Wayerley yplace
Sarah Frsbe age .0 at Third ave. and Fifth,st
August . Richard OF No. ~ Broomest' while az work
A. loidOTe, labOrer employed on the SecOndaYe kail
Frank Baker of in One
hundred and twenty ty-seyenth-st.
Mary Mead, a. OF No 90 Heuryst, at foot Of East
Thrty-third-st
second-st
Alice Powell, age IT, at Broadway and waker-st.
lane
James Sweeney, age 49, Of No. IL wostst, on pier No.
Frank shandley, 50. OF No 3o4 East Forty-eghth
st., while paving A3tor-pace.
Charles Scharf. age 2 OF Ninety st. and Broad
way. near Eghth-st.
John Garland of No 52I East Thirteenth-st. First
ave
John Noel Of No % East Eighteenthat in Thlrdave.
WIN. Price, mason age A. OF No GA 51th-5t, Whlle
~ work at Essex and Diyisionss.
Patrick DOnObue. age 3d. on Irish abOrer Of Seventy
sixth-st. and FIstaye, at oiXtysecondst and Third
John o'Ner age Al, Of No 1856 West Eighteenh-st at
man, supposed to be Joseph Hendricks, in Hudson
Angeine Porter age o. at Broadway and HoustOn-st.
John Larkins OF Phladelpha, at Frstaye. and Twen-
Richard Pembroke age %. OF No. l52 Washington ST..
at Battery-paoc and Washington.st 49,, .
Mary Ryan, age &c, died suddenly at No. lOj East
a driver OF one Of schaeGsrs brewery wagons was
prOstTated at South FlthaYe. and AmltySt, ahd ded
soon afterward
Mary Mccormack, age 30, Of No. 10 Mottst,
John Finn found cor1fr OF Canal and Mulberry ysts.
died yesterday at the Park Hospital
IN BROOKLYN.
The thermometer Indicated at noon, yesterday, 95'
in the shade but later in the day refreshing breeze
cooled the atmosphere The following fatal cases OF
sunstroke were reported
Julia Lynch, age q. Of No. s5l Hamlton:aye. was
prostated at Carroll and Smth-ss and died before she
rls..f Tho Inrf I-fY ND
Jacob Hutt, resident OF New.York dropped dead IN
North sixth-st. The body was taken to me m9rgue
An unknown man died from the effects OF the heat OF
No. l4l Montrosc-1ye., last evening;
Paul FIshwnger, German tailor, age 49, died at No.
Peter f. Dodd, age 49, was found dead in the hallway
of his residence, No. 326 Grand-st, last evening.
The following cases were not fatal
John Cronin Of Butler-st was prostrated while work
ing at HaTDeCGs stores.
James II. sadlcr of Putnam-ave. Frustrated in
james Holloway. age "a. OF Tweniy-seycnth-st. and
Third-ave., was sUnstruck 1t Hamilton and COurtst
trated by the heat. nst evening.
Mary BOohman OF NO. 6j Hopkins-st was sun-struck
in Flu5hlngave.
THE HEAT ELSEWHERE
PoUGHKREPsIE. Juy 3.-This has been another in
tensey day the thermometer marking nearly 1902 in
the shade The Arnold who prostrated yester-
day. died to-day, and three reported to-
night, two of which will probably prove fatal There
pre- gns Of thu derstOrm from the nOrthWe5 81. Euy
1900 pleasurc-scckeI5 passed North to-day
PHILADELPHIA July 3-The weather here to-day has
been the warmest Of the At o'clock the Their
mometer marked 1902 in the shade large number Of
cases sunsroke have been reported, several OF which
were fatal.
SARATOGA, July AT 2;30 p. the thermometer in
dcated go the shade. the highest point reached to-
day There a refreshing breeze from tho north
west.
FREEHOLD. n. IA blacksmith named Donaldson died
hero to-day from the effect Of whisky and sunstroke.
The heat is intense.
LEXINGTON, Va, July 3-There have been refreshing
rams throughout the State, but the weather is still in
tensey hot the thermometer having reached $50 to-day
HuDsoS n. Y, July 3.-There have been four OF
sunsroke in this city to-day Of which proved fatal
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Irvine Bell, foreman
and John Lee laborer the gravel pits the head
of shelby-5t were struck by lightning this afternoon
Bell was instantly killed. Lee died in five minutes
Their Clothsg and shoes torn TO pieces but there
was 10 maI ther persons except on Bells face neck
and breast, which we're discO!ored almost black.