New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPAPrAgFT. ]
!, CuIRF SIGNAL OFTICRR.

WAR DEPARfAEFr,
orsrcg OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug IS, i872-l a. N.
stnoDsis for the DGst t'0enIu-fcHr hourf ,
The barometer has risen somewhat over the
West; highest she South Atlantic States
and lowest over the lower lakes. , ,, .-o,bo- oro
nrevoilng from the western gulf 10 tho upper lakes
partly cloudy weather and areas OF rain have prevailed
in tbe Wesfern Gulf and South Atlantic States with
m m rv to sontbeTly winds over the Middle States with
southery to Westerly Winds and over New-Engand Win
eastery to southerly winds
Probabilities
Northeriy TO westerly winds and clear weather gen
orally prevail from Michigan to 4SoI;lana % ana NeS1 %eS
Eew-York, Western Pennsylvania, ana thence south
Fssry to southery winds cloudy weather. and
of rain for the south Atlantic States the conditions con-
tnue favorable for thunder-storns rom virginia @ TO
erv and clearing weather during the day from virginia
TO EewYork and during o-niGht from the latter place
graph reports have yes been reeeaed.
THE HEAT IN THIS CITY.
The heat in this city yesterday caused great
suering l. is remarkable that while the thermometer
within the past few days has not indicated the high de-
crees Of july the fleets OF the temperature have been
very ksning and depressing sunstrokes ere again
becoming OF appalling frequency, and neither by FANS
sun.umbrellas Tor soda-water can pedestrians avoid
fatigue The following cases were reported yesterday;
John wilkinson age Az OF No. 309 East Twelfthst was
overcome by the heat IN tOureehIhS near broau"ay'
Rufus stanhOpe, age %, found the sidewalk at Wa
Michael Coter age 3O was Frustrated IN seeondaVes
near One-hundred-andecyent
John Bunnage, 30, or New-Jersey, was sunsttuck
at Frankfort and Chatham-sts.
Timothy Maher age 80, OF No.E7 Bridgest', WHO at
work Pier 8. T. r., yesterday - -. l.
Jacob SWeitzer. 81 of No. FOurthaVe was pros
tratcd by the heat In East slxty-second-st 4 - -
Robert O. Dare, Of uudsonaYe., brooklyn, was sun
struck ut Pier IS n. r. a.. ..co,.,o.h
A saw-ner, John -, OF Onehundred-andtwenueth
st. near Tenth-aye., was sun-sruck III
Forty-Sixthst., Eighthaye YESTERDAY; r,,,h nv.
|, Cornelius Bumburger, age 40 oi NJ II 1H'""'0''
fainted in front OF No. 60 Broadway -. II 80.
Jacob Segler age 55 OF No. 629 sunokst iounu pros
trate I'M front OF the Thirdave. Railroad depot. - a.,
n lynch age a. OF No. $50 TenthaVe' overcome ny
tho beat I'm Twenty.eghth-st., near Tenth-ave. -.
phuin Uawltns a fireman. was fatally sun-struok at
ctxthare and thirty secund-st. yesterday AFTERNOON
al al % ~ neN post Office suffering from sunstroBe
w, Tnes,av evening died at the Centrest bospi'"i
Andrew Burkhard age so, OF No 80 fiftns., Twas was
- H,.'L "a be working new building az DLoomo
% Yesterday. and was carried 10 the AVh'n
pci,ct plu i,, station house, where no died. - -
Tbnmae MeCourt OF No. 80 Anen-st was overcome ht
Canal and CbuTch-sts, ana uleu III d" ""ON' ""i''
heing taken 10 the Park Hospital =, A.. -. l.,
in5n Kelly age 40, was overcome py tue neat IN
Pntrck Bren age Co. found insensible at Prince and
.Samvel butler age 40 OF No 50 Demtst. Brooklyn,
was sunstruck In Monroe place
Frank L. OcksrOch a resident OF Maspeth' l.. l., was
sun-struck In Eweu-et, Brooklyn, r. ID
An unknown man was found lpsenslble on the SIDE
tho Park Hospital lie appears " 10 about " years VI