New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
TIE SUDDEN CHANGE II. FHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT NIGHT THAN EVER BEFORE THIS sEAsoS-A

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AT NIGHT THAN EVER BEFORE THIS sEAsoN-A
LovG LIST or sUNsTRoKES.
Yesterday the heated term was felt in all
its feceness The air hung close and sitting under the
drifting clouas and in the afternoon the sun-shOwcrs"
added steirny yapor which made the heat as severely
felt as at the hottest time this year. The temperature
might be measured from look IN the streets Co''S
were worn chiefly under arm and hats AMI handker
chiefs in the hands. Umbrellas and fans preVaie"'
and ocomOton made as II IT were thing not To lie
trlcd with respects yesterday was tie hottest
day this season II started in the morning much IKE the
day before but the 10 02 70 r degrees
hotter than the previous day At 3p ~ 1t had fallen 10
800 the effect OF the rain, bat then tine neat broke ont
again with redoubcd intensity, and ut y. M the mer-
curry married. 800. Only one dag this year mas u nerh
hotter than tins at the evening; that on July 3,
the hot sunday when the mercury reached 90' al that
time but by o'clock Of that evening it had fallen 70 S5'
white M O'clock last evening it stood at 800. No day
OF the year has hot M shat hour The temporal
turc with the humidity Of the atmosphere, made exist
ence almos, uncomfortable such an experience saps tHe
vitality even of strongest and the effects VIII he read
in a heightened list OF victims. Yesterday the number
Of cases OF unsose reported greatly nexcess OF
m. preceding day--arearer than any day for week
Tnncs Barr age AZ a Custoni-house office: Of No 305
Wosis was found dead bed asst night, FROM the ELECTS
Catherine Kelly an infant of No 4l9 West Sixteenth
ST., died yesterday morning rom piosiSiIGn. wos
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J0tn CHrr6n. age l3 died ast night, from the com
hincd effects of heat and a, a MS parents fesuchIe'
No. 33l West rhIriy-nmth-st. Tit, -, a..
heat IN the Ninth Warl Wednesday night was taken
To the Chambers Street Hospital, where lie died yeSter
TdWard Doran, age 80 of No. 40 Mulbcrry-st, died
yesterday morning from TIE effects oi ne heat ro,
Martin Hog IN, age y, of No 4S ,SISseA-sl,, Jelsy
civ was FRUSTRATED by tine heat yesterday morning at
Paick Iagey age 2s OF No 2S5 First-aye, was pros
Flames Matthew'S age o. of No. 237 West Seven
eent-st., sunstruck at Sovenih-aVc. ana twenty
Winn Harriott, residing at the corner OF Newark
and Paisadcayes, Jersey city, was sunstrucklh Ihru
john Mueller of shipman-st., Newark, workman in
Langs tanneIy was 0!eIcomc Dl inc Led ses'ei""J Il"
Edward Markes OF Newark was sunstruck yesterday;
Mary McGoyern. from NeT-lorh, was p'3stt1teu D!
the hea, the ,iorlis and Essex Railroad depot al
Anna +, ck age II, living at Second-ave and Thirty
.econdst., was suustruck 800 - H.,
John Wisely age co. of No. 143 Hilary ST., Brooklyn
Lac WILSON, a colored man. Frustrated by the
neat yesterday afternoon at the corner Oh I'M an"
iIc,Ty 5mItns0n farmer, residing near the Hacken
LEX Bridge " j. Sunstruck on the plank road yes
Palyisk orr age 4G living at Foreth-st. and Fourth
ave. B.Jkyn, was overcome by the neat whie WORKING
n ne Greenwood Cemetery. 80
James Mclean, 30 while at work on tho new bnld-
ing Echthye. and PEesident-St, Brooklyn was pros
WilIsn Dcarrmann. age 10, was stricken on Fourth
FGncis shaw age %, of No. u scholesst was sun
tItn Eu., ene a. kOzay Of the EnSincels Blh.au OF
BlooElyn's Department OF Cy Works was Frustrated
officer Patrick Campb II of the Tenth Police Precinct.
Brooklyn. overcome IN the Statton-houNt;
James Kelly tell insen>ible rom he neat While at Work
at Fiitpentn-St. amt the cty line, Brooklyn
John Cashin M. $50 Huntingd0nst, Brooklyn, was
Four Brooklyn leitcrcarrers-Wm. Jahman, W. E;
Ihonas y. Johnson, aud j. NJ smtil-wcre Frustrated
ftif tn liz sff
Thomas O'COnuJr, 49, o. No. lJl hoyt-at, Brook
lyIl, was overcome SmliEst.
Inc heat oyercame james Haley, age 80, or NO %
Amiy-St, Is. Ook yn, at tue south Ferry
Michael McGIIth age ~, di,d Oh Wednesday evening
rom the effects Of sunstrORe lie resided IN ll'y-
Tr,@i OG,nrli Of No - sumnit-s was taken sick
in Jus.Ice nemar's courtroom, BrooAyn
Er.ucs Johnson. age ~, OF 40 439 Hehry-St" DrooK-
john Anthony. ago 30. coored mar felt the neat so
Intensely That be stepped into the hallway of No JIG
West TweatyslStst to escape Tie SUMS rays lie stag
gerrd % hc entered aud teh dead
Mary Catnarne M.QGadc, tie infant daughter OF
Fatoinlan Mc(dade of the Steamboat squad, died SUD
denly the effects Oi the neat 1T no 3i3 SXth-S
.jo1n Rogers ae 40, of No 81 East ono hundredand
fourteen lst was by tine the heat yesterday
Mulberry ST, near Broome-st, and sent to Bellevue
unknown man about 50 year, Old was found nscn-
CHARLES Erhardt age IA, homeless, was sunstrdck III
UulUu-squarc Park
sensible from the heat at Avenue Il and Ienih-st' -
Henry Book, age 49, was overcome by the neat, III
y. %
JOIN GeHreT teamstcr employed earring Ice Tor
RUcmmelt LciCut, brewers in Jersey City, sun
struck on ais wagon in PIIisade-aNe lie was taken 10
his nome on MouutainIoad, where lie ded III lew
minutes.
Charles Hincly, age 80. of Jersey City, was pros
tratcd with the heat al Ienth-aye ana Ortysecondst
Micnael Weaver, an infant, got dizzy from the suns
rlys o, the reesc4Ue of the iLh 6Or OF No. $40 sew
enthve and, falling to the pavement sustained iaal
injuries. -
james McCslen, age a. homeless, was found at No.
III west twenty suffering from the heat, inscs
bic and dying.
George Beck age 80 died last night from the effects OF
tie heat, at No. % FUr>ythst.
Charles Brady of No. $40 Hcuryst., while at work on
the building Mt No % New Churcn-st., Frustrated.
Teresa MaOy, age 10, OF No. 1863 Etst broadway,
while WORKING ntne Kitchen OF tic restaurant at No
Ilg Nassal-S, was overcome with the heat.
Mary Branch, infant, OF No 81 OyeI-st, died from
the fleets OF the heat
The uGhnOwn man who died from the effects OF the
neat al the Chambers Street Hospital has been Identified
rs Ferdinand Bower.
John Silcr, age %, of Brooklyn, was Frustrated with
the heat yesterday morning at Grand and CintOn-ss