New-York tribune., 1872-07-05


cool breeze famed the feverish city, yes
teray, and tho heat so intense the pre-
eeding days The omlnous roll which has recently
appeared IN the morning newspapers has caused UNI
yersa alarm and has warned the most temperate resi-
dents that heads which meyer filed with the
fumes Of liquor not 1reproo and that shafts OF
the carry death with them at MONDAY. Family
marketing IL done at early hour hat stands are
emped Of umbrellas human clothing reduced to the
minimum within the bounds OF decency, lunches are
taken the nearest rather than at the choicest rea-
rant afternoon calls and shopping postponed indef
iney, and men blessed with the most vigorous vitality
borrow from soda-wgter its fzzle, from stronger
drafts exharaton before returning at nighal to their
| families.
The heated period has its grim pleasantres for cynical
souls Some every ferryboat is to repeat
"a circle OF friends Sydney Smiths remark "Take or
your flesh and sit in bones and enjoys the Joke
much himself that he forgos perhaps, TO put In the
quotation marks. The ingenious fiction, too that the
chief Signal officer is entirely accountable for the
weather. furnishes material for much fine irony var
aions OF the theme heard In every street-car.
wast broker suggests for instance that there Is
rupt Weather Ring at Washington, and that the ther
mometer is "bued" in the direct interest Of icedeaers
fan makers and sodawaer manufacturers; and the
servatve gentleman the opposite seat will only sub
sttute cross incompetence malice aforethought
part of the Government Clerks and will delcately in
sinuate that army officers who taught Uptons tao
tics at West Point don't know what kpd OF weather the
farmers need And when the reetcar reaches the ferry
roasted pus OF air from the river will be sure to in
spire some young baTriser with the inquiry: "Why
Judge Bedords Grand Jury indict these weather
clerks FOR malieasanceP
To wOrkingmen, however, who are forced to labor
even though the Summers heat is fire, the weather is
subject OF tragic interest They enjoyed their holiday
yesterday the more perhaps, as the issues OF Ire duih8
the past few days have been uncertain. The men,
f. arrfh1 from
heat while they marching through the streets and
many in the ranks we're prosrated. The number OF
of sunstroke in the city during the day was very
large.
The Thermometer at Hudnus indicated $50 at a. NJ;
$40 at m SEQ at M 90 at Il m; $50 ar p M;
$50 at 6p. m; and 7so at p. refreshing shower
cooled the air early in the evening
FATAL CASES OF sUNsTRoKE.
The following fatal cases OF sunsroke reported:
Michael Kelly OF No. Ala East Twenty thirdst,
died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital from the enects Oh
Patrick LawIer fireman, died yesterday, in Bellevue
Hospital, from injuries received on the same day
Rosa Gavan, age 80 of No. 80 Thompsonst died sud-
john shaw age o. died suddenly at No 2eo Hudsonst;
Mrs. Ellen Montgomery age So was found dead in bed
John Hersal, age 40, German bartender OF No l2S
West HOustOn-st, found dead In the halfway OF MS
residence. ,oo r.. po,,,,,.
Lucy Carroll age 27, died at Observation-Disclosures
st. and Twelfthaye., InwO0d.
A. G.. BOdhsh So, found dead IN Ded at NO ia
SiXth-ave, yesterday morning.
Ann Callahan died at Bellevue Hospital;
Bridget Healy. died at Bellevue Hospital
John Graham, died at Bellevue Hospital.
An unknown man, died in the Seventeenth Precinct
staiOn-houst
An unknown man, died in the ffteeeth Precinct sta
Ann Brown died in Bellevue Hospital.
Two childrea, twins, died at No 6lS West Twenty-
eighth-st. ~. NJ, ~, 90
" r.. and taken TO the Park Hospital, where he died
Mary Brennan, age 80, died at No 6i5 East Hlnthst
linn MaEgr m
tainted in Avenue A, Fourthst, and was taken TO
the seventeenth Precinct station-house. ~ ,
John Eakn, age 40, died IN the halfway OF NO Ia
Motifs bingham age 40 no home was found insensble
AT No BOWery, and taken TO Tenth Precinct Station
Charles cre.mer age 80 died his home, No. 81 Null
Margaret Kney, age &c. died at No I98 West Thirty
Martha Hutchinson, age 81 died in the Ninth Precinct
Station House. ... ,.o l.,
the rear OF No. l39 Thirteenth-st.
Hanna Gardn,r age 80 died at No. 2lsEas Houston-s
Frederick Aurbaeh, age 40, German died at No 70
William Mclaughlin, age 23 died at No. 1889 Second
lanes smith was taken from the Twenty.nnth Pre-
cinct to Bellevue Hospital, where he died.
MIurIAMEs DISABLED
The following members of the National Guard were
overcome H the heat during she parade yesterday ana
were cared br by the police:
1,n, Martin age o. OF No 33 East Thirty-third-st.,
q mcn1ber oil Company A, 9th Regiment, prostrated at
Broadway and Fourthst Attended by the regimental
Michael J. Reed age 35. OF No. 234 East Fourth-st,
member OF Company L, 7lst Regiment at Broadway and
Bond-st. attended by police surgeon ana taken 10
Bellevue IbSpital. . 80, ~, -. -.
Ffhave. md Twenty-sixthst Taken home to No. 6oi
| Cana-st. o., - ,ou ~, an nh poo,roont
in Fourtemthst., near sixthave. Attended by Regi-
mental Surgeon, and taken home to No. 75I sixth-ave
Robert Iempsey, age &c. OF No. EsseX-st. "A menDer
NJ romnaiy H. saith Regiment, at Fifth-aye and Fif-
teenhst Attended by Police Surgeon, and taken TO
Henry NcKeon, age 49, Of No 1I sxth-ave member
OF the 9Th Regiment Twenty-third-st and SlxthaVe'
I9Sem ESlres To- Ieee age 90 Of No ia East Fourths
member of the sth Regiment Band at Twenty-thirdst
Hbert Rcse, age IS, OF No 217 West Eighteenhs
member o. the 9th Regiment, at Tweny-thlrd-st' ana
1ohn We,tz age S2 OF No. 500 East Fourteenthst
member oiBatery c. LIST Artillery at Thrty-thrd-st ana
Frederic Madison age @ Of No 49, West z, ThTtyssy
snd T5irt,th-st. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
Daniel Hlrns age 25, of Nineeenth'st between Sew.
EiSbthav, and Twenty-seyenthst. Attended by the
regimenta surgeon and taken to No. SIS west twenty
Iobn q Church. age 49, OF No. 72s East Ninthst.
member Of the 9th Regiment, at Eighthaye ana Imrty
W a. spaTrow. age i5 OF Dutchess County men,
Der OF Battery g. lst Artillery, at Eighthave' ana IWen
sergesn Charles A. stader age 81, German, Of No. %
First,ave member Of the 65th Regiment, at Thirty
| fourth-st. and Eighth-aye
THE INJURED.
The following persons prosraed by the heat, but
not fatally injured
| 9 Uenburn ir age 35 IN Bleeckerst.
James smith, age S5 OF Iai,tysAh'h' @ near Tenth
Joseph Rice, age 49, OF No. "a BdAterst. at fHtha'e'
Patroman steed Of the Twenty ninth Precinct, while
on duty at Twenty seyenth-st and Fifth-ave. Taken
home NO III West Thiriieth't o0o.nuudreaand.
! eleyepth-st, at One-hundred-and-thirteenth ana
| Tnird-aye 49, -, ~, ,s ros, r,,rtvsixtbs, M