The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20


Tenth street sent to Bc!svge IIo,sEtal s.., .,
vb A. woh I'M & ss'1 I ns1ncn wH sSn az F
avenue and fsh,cSnt street became overcome M by 6o
severely Injured and was semitic Bellevue Hospital
n An unknown man was found prostraied az Park and
Ambrose aged , g 90 a ~ East % Third street, fell n, es
gsST' pay sfs asod If ST. O 81 5S5 street fell on
Pssr 6eysrrv AGED sy 40 driver In ersy CITY
Michael Fame Of 400 Wayne street. an employee Of
Adams Express COMPANY, u,,., g.,
WSw IN, DSle P9,SI ocat or the Third Precinct
John PAY iongse,ewsn iel , en- rsr "a ~ S9Ein &
M ms 9,odiy icmnerst9re was ii9i,nsher than he had
ever dn he S KNOW He dsd at and rov
hr street droprsd scnsless in Fourteenth street Sent
Harriet frioncy, residence unknown, was found un.
conscious AZ fith avenue and Seventeen street sent to
John charles Of 55I west Thirty fourth street fell in
Hudnut's thermometer at o'clock last even-
Ing Indicated 81 and at mi mhidnght 4 s4 ThS
against s3'4 on Thursday.
"a At Waldsieln's: in Union sauarc the t2llo,w.
ing sd semperGatuTSs sG re- were oE rSs1'eEed d7 y
3. 96'; 3ii 95'; A.. 0i'; G. %; 9. 81 II. SO.
In Brooklyn tho sun hroled down with in
tense hent. tho thermometer ranging from %
10 96'. Tho following cases OF sunstroke wero
jcna eloskway. aged g q lla Aic,,' ~, q, r.,
egraph room At police heai1larer. iie r,ovri gon.
words were lie n,isi have .trucf me pretty tar,
Sanitary Inspector ! !. GicaVy nf "a ST Mtrk
snuc while on his rounds was sunsuck lie was taken
h9m. ,,....,,- ,..-, ,,,... ,..,.,..- .. .....
come by heat while DRIVING through Third avenue and
chaTles Dcp@hac. laeorsr, ssea 81 q est Atlantic
oliver bond asoG a. V' o ia South Portland avenue
was overcome by the heat while working IN the rear Of
Joseph iol,on aged o. Of ?a West Seventeenth street
liz va i9hs9 70 h, I9as I'sna a S9,se s., Tsgs % ~
| lighter tllt
May schaler. aged y. ofoo Graham ayenuc vas over
come by the heat AZ Graham avenue and Me-croo street
| William Thornton aged 2s cfNo a5 Cernont avenue.
was sunstruck on one ot the Franklin street ears lie
john scnc a. ased gdyear. OF 80 ~ Elcry street while
iraiei ., heat II, VA, takenhome.
Patrick quinn asci ~ Of Van cott avenue was sun.
Albcr, Trcprer ssci y. Of 2-5 Park avenue, was
Frederick w-ihc aged -. of idi North Fourth street
james ii'san ss;i ~ Of 10 sixth street wa, sun.
s't'A. s'tA. 9n ifanNhn a'ynns ieAeg,n :" y m"'lia. .
strok, boo Dckaib ascuuc He was taken TO the city Hos
oNcer Rane Of the Bcrsen street police overcome
.i 'pr ., io4 f.iIN t,', ~ r n@ "s ,
'fnNN in' s'. rS, '" E ',,n % a., - 's Insi @ M h,
rain ,hc ScsiacS j h. h'a, Wa struek iy nash oi
nsntah nh "'' H. Sa, Sa," nGe,da '" Gy , .h5A ' a..
wa, the engineer. Who wa. ipomentarly dalcd
sni 10 lessen it, ,rsei The cnsinseri II N,ef.vouchs,
y ds.ssss vs.. 5snc ris IshI9ias a.S 1iii,l !1,,
with lime meor,d al the loot of Bond street, caus
ing ,lsm"Se q, e., .,u.. ,,s, c,,.-y .-.,, o..
.D i vas rrC.,i,iel sw,s a,eaa. sai Morton Street.
is vs. iaksn TO $, Ssihanne ilosIiial ......, ~.
the corner 4 scein sctSna and four,h street.. Wa
Sii. aGey grs,,rt,sA On Fourth stree, between
Barker 81 hs 'fres where he now remains,
esss gT ~ % N , s ann s@g1 S as S~F HamSn m w'
The heat in Elizabeth. although one or two
degrees lower than yesterday. was very So,
severe Al 7. NJ. the recorded temperainre a.
tho shade. At the stree railroad depot the
Thermometer indicated 81. and at Oliver A
oss in the shade The shaded portions Of BrOac
street and the adjacent thoroughiarcs were
most sought 10y pedestrians. At Singer
Sewing Machine works the men in mos
Of tho n, shops gnlt work md IN Nun
I bbaomET9a os,N st2vs E25S5 IN t12i ,oa
rest. The men az Worrnis foundry. IA th'
steamboat dock. also suspended work. Ther'
we're no fatalities. fat which IS thought to b'
owing 10 the repeated warnings In the pres,
against alcoholic and iced drinks. .exposur'
during tho middle Of the day. etr, The l9'a
| police report less arrests for drunkenness dur
ing the pre-sni heated term than at any pcrloC
In Paterson tho thermometcr indicated 90
There were four or lye cases ot prostraton b.
heat. Mo-t Of the shirt mill roners stopped
work with the thermometer at ll2'. but tn,
Chinese ironers kept al work until the mercury
rose 70 ll5. The rolling mill hands. almos
y
was made endurable BY a cool northerly breeze
ManEmill hands quit work.
| In TrenHn the heat was very oppressive. nl
though the Temperature was one degree lowel
at2 + VI, than on THURSDAY. The thernn onctel
indicated - at i A. NJ. 100 q, T. NJ. and %
Al T. VI. ON Thursday night II ranged from
II, 10 81. No cases Of sunstroke were reported
Tho Thermometer g. staplcAon at 3 Z. NJ. indl
| Gated l0l in the shade.
At Rockaway Beach tho highest temperatur,
registered was So at G 7, NJ
James Farrell, aged 81 of l69 West Fifty frs
atr hp prtsfraf.t Inv heat n Ihnret ga
In West Ninth street. aud after being treated ii
St. Yincents Hospital. went away homeward
mate Of the llaits Island Hospital Tor Incur
abes. and had consumption. On Wednesday
he came out on pass which was 10 expire Ol
Saturday.
ST. LOUIS. July lo.--,The high hopes in
dulecd in last night by thc pretty rapid sinkin!
To break W were blasted this morning. whcl
the sun rose almost as bsteriugly hot as ever
A standard eplrlt Thermometer on the shad
) side Of Fourth street marked at S O'Clock s5
degrees O'Clock, s1's. 10 o'clock. 9ui am
ii O'clock 92a; Y O'clock. %. one degree los
, half degrees less than Yesterday. The indca
tions are that the Intensity Of the heat has, ex
decrease from this time on. Tho total numbe
Of prostratlons yesterday Of which any knowl
edge could be obtained will not exceed fifty nyo
, III. larger proportion Qt which were S,lgnt
MERlDLN. Conn, July lg,r Francis W. War
ner an sngln;9er i2r the Mic0H OK SILVER rlRi
morning being overcome by tho heat. He dio
in an hour. John Morrissey, the engineer II
the plating department Of tho Mcrlien Britain
MIA Company. was overcome by tho heat an
, taken homo. Three toamsters fell from thei
wagons this forenoon and are in a critical con
+ dition. Tho Thermometer IL 9S'.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE. y. Y. July 49,
! The thermometer here at o'clock to-da
marked 7s'.
RoNpour, July l9-Thc weather ycstcrda
and to-day has been Intensely hot. th" ther
mometor ranging from 9Q' early in the morn
ID Ing, TO 100 later in the day In tho shade, /
the sun tho thermometer marked 1922, am
, | many outdoor labOrcrs were compelled to stO
work. breelo somewhat tempers the hea
| else IL would be unendurAhc.
4 WILKEsDARRE. Pa. July l9.-The thermomc
. ter stood at 81 in tho shade. Yesterday after
noon 1t rcnched 1922. There were three case
\ OF sunstroke none Of which resulted fatally
WASHINGTON July l9,-Up 10 3 Z. NJ. the hca
G | hore was intense. being equally as opprcssiy
as that Of yesterday, but at that hour n thunde
b storm cooled the atmosphere. Several cases ,
sunstroke were reported during the day. thoug
none are known to have terminated fatally.
n NEW HAVEN July l9.-The extreme ot her
here to-day. AZ recorded at the signal station
, was 92is'. In many shaded places in tho cit
IT rose To 9s. Several persons wero PROSTATE,
| but no fatal or very serious cases are rcportc,
| A breeze this afternoon and evening mitigate
Il tho severity Of the weather.
Mrs. DORIS Daughters Fate.
Six weeks ago Mrs Ella Dorr OF Washington