New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
TIE NEAT AND TIE STORM
LITTLE RELIEF FROM THE HIGH TEMpERATCRE-AN-
OTHFB HEATED TERM--rIiE LIST OF SUNSTRokEs
DrGINNiSG AGAIN.

LITTLE RELIEF FROM THE HIGH TEMpERATCRE-AN-
ornFR HEATED TERlI--rHE LIST OF sUNsTRoKEs
BEGINNING AGAIN
Yesterday was the third day of the new
heated term and the hottest of the three. IL was one
of the days this year on which the Thermometer
has been over go and only the have been
hotter From in thn morning till at night the mer-
curry ranged from S9o and at $3.50 p. touched J7'
Forty minutes later the rain pouring IN torrents
aud the AIR for the time was a. cool as spring
About 10 minutes before O'Clock heavy bac: clouds
appeared over tho Jersey and the hills Of Staten
Island strong south-wosierly wind bic" them over
the city, leaving brilliant bit OF blue sEy in the south
west sharp couG,to the sOmbcr masses surrounding
H. Tie clouds moved in a north-caserly direction, and
the whole city covered byOnc dense D.ac! mass
THIS change wa attended by cool. clustering
wind. which ratified the signs and shutters, and
whircd the articles the hOusetOps as Il
IL were day March instead OF August
Al ten minutes after the rain began 20 fall heavily,
accompanied by lightning and thunder The lightning
was so strong that n touched the district telegraph wires
connected with ThE TmBuNEs editorial rooms. There
is break in one % The wives and the lightning jumped
IRON ono riccc 70 the other with a,h and report as
loud as the dci0natou OF percussion cap At thiS time
the clouds were hyng due The rain fell for 20
mi.utcs the wind shifted, ana the clouds were then
rapidly driven east ami tho clear sky bcaL to appear Ia
the west, where the clouds were fist seen Al - mn
snc in the west where ;hrceuagerS oi an hour before
ilc urs, threats the storm had appeared. large,
an Trss soGr' '''a'''' '''''" ''''. ''' ~
During the storm largo s,yl ght In the rear of Rca-
r.u, l!uuOrsllpJu az No. Brcku sst was struck iy
Lightning The liI,s h9w IN ali directions. The damage
amounted no 500.
Thc ercs OF the storm IN" heat Of short du-
D., ION An hour nfrr II had passed the ar Was close
and sury and by p. The mercury marked 10, de
gree higher than al the same time Oh the l-hi GlGIe
Tbc list ~ .uusioko~ begin, again. Yesterdays We
Tins wcrc not Jew io' tIr otpt ie tue neat h' ''e''
Fo lowing are the eases reported:
Iouius to troupe now performing this city. yes
fr,day p.OstIatcd with the heat at Burlus,lp ana
LlIr Garycy a-, 3l Of No. 3 Plrk-.t. yesterday
pi hy H.. !,af 90 Hudson and N'rtun->'s
A. EprEpmu.ls. age Gi. Or NJ. - Edsc-St, was sun
struck Yesterday morning AT lrsta'e. anu LAiI}-
Jane, W Lowe. aga %. residing IN Mleonst near
H,!da,c BROOKLYN WIS pru,tIt"d by the heat ycscI-
day. ia Fuitou--t. near Nprk~i.
Christopher Powell. 6u while driving horse and
r.rt. va, overcome 40 Franklin AMI flu,hlI7dIes.,
B,npklyu. lie rcsidrs ut No. 2iT Iwcuty-'Lirirt
Thomas WoIuInrun. axe 80, o! No. 10. Broadway Was
-u,trH,k.
THoua, Burke, pgc 30. ot No. Drlanccy-st. was
overcome iy the hrlt 80 Houston ana E,I.c-S',.
Patrick Nulhulud age o. 0t No. 90 IL e~terst, died
from the effects tho heat while attending picnic at
JON, - wood
Christopher Grmpart. H. Of No 80 Sprncst. fcll
l, NON the fleets Oi the heat while at Work ut Buucr
a nlaoit's furniture factory. No. 1TS NaShluSOl-st