The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-21
THE DEADLY HOT WEATHER
ANOTHTR D1T UITH TEMpERiTURE
At ALMOST 4 HUNDRED,


] brtrZe lfesncned gradually, until u became u
! source Of conf ,rt to the heated thou4and in
49, -. A., 49,, .S, -, ..,'s.. 49,
the s'reets' Al nan p's' CLOCK N"eh the
clouds were blacklist the breeze Increased and
| prp,t dr0,t.e ~ rain hecnn ,o FAN rhev uIsshed
,.,,,. 80 ~, , ., , ~. '''. -.
/ laziY at hfst' and then, increasing IN NUMBER
I and lesscniug In size, fell IN welcome sheets that
/ areprb,d tho .tdoyoti.s,,d ,,o r,ad,r,vs In
ore"'ncu tne f'ue"h'"s ana inc '"au"uy@' III
nvc minutes the sun shpne brightly the BIG
| drops fell further and further apart the side
uoIls ,r,.d and a,,cr, s,',,, -, ,,o s,,,s., coon
! ''
ulsa reared An hour 'dter u raIned exactly
one minute and n half: and later SIN. scattering
! di tclv
| Yesterday was one ot tho hottest favs of the
year. The Thermometer marked gss. although
! at Lnlf unet a o'clacK rsu.,liv the hottest time
Of The day. the sun was obscured, and Tie { No
peruture dropped to ~
| high wind began to blow soon after q O'Clock
4 in the evening. nd a. 10 a rain torn with thtin.
der and lightning commenced Tie tempera-
| ture fell, and tn storm may nave been pre-
| cur.or II respite from the beat.
fhe cases of death from sunstrokc reported
| Yesterday were - fnii1yvs. nnrv C,th rine No.
| Quade Mary Hrancr at 81 Olisrr street an IN
| known woman In Ninth avenue an gnk Gown
! man AT Gis Washinr,on strset II .rdinanJ Row
| q nj the New YORK Hospital; Catharine X .ely
| at 4lq West : xteenth street; john Anthony. az
ia West Twent, sixth street. an unknown man
IN a Jersey ii y Nulice station; John Mueller, at
| Lau.' - ttnneTV, n Wark.
George u ok died ~ 81 FORSYTH street. Mrs
| Arnold, Of G2J East Fifth street, suddenly died
last uight.
he prostrations thst did not kill were as fol-
lows Anne heck' 20 hist hirty-secpnd street
John Weslr,, ia the llowerV: Francis Matthew'S
~ ~ w est SN n,h street l. INdrd D"fan' At
no MULBERRY street John Muller. - Grand and
" illton ,tIe'ts' wa ~ Jas ~ ~ iehty street
1870 f'.tsa " - ~ " q. iuV hts. bIoadwaN fatrck
tnnf Az ~ ilf.t aveR a. Jnhn hoRIrs, az 5tl
". g.. Thomas. o. Johnson, ana J. N. : nith, ali
a. n' n an, a. ~ ,,t , Di'Ve'
II Charie. niuckley II Jersey CITY: Tanris
"a l,tne"Ss 81 - Nest lhii N-seNsht Stree
shailrs hihhrIt' no nome lound IN mon
l .are Isss sn uuHnoNm IL, ID ~ rInht 81 lVi
w. s,dst' ,u u'iAnoWn III u az lSh,n 'treet
49,, " n ~, 4, az ~ - Ai,h
go, ~ si t IT, a. - " ~ nth
49, II ~ ,, n.y. - 1r.se, ~ JIu,s
Ms. ,''"" george DecA uieu al o. torsSth
street. ,.,.. ,., ,,.- ,,s
IN nfookith last Week there were ~ persons
80 '' ~ VI ""p,' ~ Mt.r on"ur.n unuer NY
.t"Is ol ,ne, an - uhu'i one year. Tue death
"a . per l'nl per.onS was bi;'"
on ouidng nj Eighth av,n and President
49,, .a.I,." VI o. furu"'n ,treet, henr
Iourth aN.nne Jenn SasnIrr yi lPl Huntington
sNe's l.l'" e,hu"u hlah'l- shaw OF w
s,n'ies sue, - Ml'nati Mrrrt,h OF hiri ave-
ny ana r,.'N,.hill stre,t, uied James h Nv
day. died YESTERDAY.
Ga sHnd ". ~ q the hottie DAY Of the
from siSst,okc There %erS % cs'ss II S dsa,n
from .9n-tr iast week.
and s,ins s,ree,s. m Thompson aud slilivan
3 r..fs, and in ~outl Fiitn avenue. the ereci Of
-. ~, ~, -, 81 49,. ~. - ~ ~ ..,'
80 '.'..'.'.' .''i ."e St'T''s "eiV 'Iv"ueu.
i"''' iuif u'tu aAu women ST ~ the Euit rs
StrtWl"i uNnu tl' sidewalks. thr stoop-. and IN
IN dlevwnN-. and stood together in cruuts
wherever there was -nnde Weakly fuftnf.
uaon their muthrr-' lap-. or by tucir sides. lay
WIKI mouths sgape and with larh-iustre eyes,
mptipnlc and without "a scmbllnce OF childish
siirus. der "a lirrn pl yed ia the wagons
ana ON the shidN sides OF tn streets. tut not
M ri'u-lt. In tnrrN AND W ter sfree's the
see Ics we're much The same. In tue crowded
German thor tarcs. IN Allen. FORSYTH. De-
lane n. ati II lui-c streets, tncre " re more
women ana cuildfcn. ana ever men, - be seen.
Ever wncrc the children seemed li-tless. Lttle
BOYS ana sirls : "a about IKE OH folks. anu the
Few That pi yea were really 10 stop aud rest u
any moment.
The rna1cial harvest OF the steamboat men
continued. me carr boat % the FISHING BtukS,
the many FERRY and eNcIr>i ~ siea uets, ami the
! ist OF the sound steamers hat moved out INTO
the stream IN the evening, eacn mai H. load OF
passchg"fs ~ search Y tteez- an shade.
. 'h ~. -haded IT, tIatihs along Tue fefr cf the
Post 'lhcf utci hud heated ieUe ctritrr-, ret
lht Del Nrtu tn' " lTlp>. sept or sH ara nued
lheW.rlNer Hhuh W came irlr uFn To -; aud
thrn thei -l"ns th"r he.'N leather "a-- across
s"'' -""u'!'ir az N'a'. lp"" i'I o'n"r' VINO
had -. returned nom the routes. lh"v are
war - N""ihet 49, 'htS "ere "n-n " wa cooler
rue Hl'' III 'h' ht"' ol ~ ntN nave urci as
S CON-, "n, ~, an1 80 r"I,e suhe ever I'VE M
1901 "l elsNl 'iue-. T. en- m'h makes Two
TIT no ~ w Ire AN" une 10 Wnlch he