New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-06
A HOT SUNDAY.
SIMMER STILL PREV AILING.


srSn.y SCENES IN THE CIrY-VlsiI"RS 10 CNN-
rRu P,RK-rHE SIGNAL SERVICE hA|V"D'
THROUGHOUT THR COUNTRY
Tho hot wave of Saturday continued throughout
,ostcrday but the heat was more enduraole III .ho
CITY on account of the clearer atmosphere "u"
fresh breeze that sprang mp IN the AFTERNOON wv
No appear also TO endure heat better on SUNDAY 40
tbo majority are not then Obliged to work ana can
use almost any means they please 10 Pr"iho'o '"'"
comfort. The rose clear yesterday "s
aud made the weather oppresslvey warm Tor
church goers. still there were eood
On MANY churches MANY people left the city on
Saturlay Cor the near watering places 'aAihe nV'o
bocpape with them. rs they generally intended TO
60 coiv nn,ii the heat ubsided large nunoer
Of uer.crs began early Yesterday morning 10 h.th
90 Couev Island and the other beaches, anu III wy
aftcr,ncn the crowds seeking rehef from the neat
WA swcilcd t. thousands. NcniIdl 'alh
w.. ,hr,ngcd by thousands of people yesterday,
tlp greater number being apparently or tne pp"icl
classes They Gro vded around the Enclosure WHERE
the sea Lions cOunterfeIted thirst with their eAcIu
ciatnG coughing, or gazed ehNious'! d, '"J Prs"t
be II when lay under Sh wer OF wafer. 80 ~,
many uiovcd the free athletic exhibitions gwen ny
The monkeys: and some found the big si'aAe III az
edionua hul.duug the most aliuilhg ooJecl' .oW VI
Ne mos i'm the park show any great loss
Of leaves. and She grass rex ans us sPtins us
seen exccpt ba sans, petGDias ana p'hhS ahu n.y.
and therr a white globe OF dandCllon down. Inc
heat caused 81 enca among he BIRDS, Dut we clck-
pt's autumn song cculd be heard mere anu 'ncio III
Aone the lines of the elevated railroads people
sal with their wladOWs open ana WatTIeu 'no
crowded trans with apparent lntciesl. my Hcn
without exception sat in Their smrtsieeVsS'
while the women Piled their fans uhceasi1eS,
MANY persons went up to lilgh DIldgt "Hu ~
k.ercls of boats along the Harlem RIVER couIu
sc.icol. snuply the demand. Most Of the uptown
streets were nearly deserted although iarEe nun,
her If houses was opcn, even IN IlitI-aNc. "a
Er,ad,vav tie usual sunday crowds pr0menauea
with apparently no object except to XIII the. ~
MAS noticed that they moved slowly, ana were very
partial to The shady side of the street where mere
Vas one The soda-water fountains IN the drug
.fores did an unusually good business. Many persons
were seen 10 Try 10 get lcewater at the h9ueIhtoh
Sociaty's tank at the Post once ana thoh TURN
Tba barometer remained stationary In this city
yesterday although It was ialllng at mos Polhes
throughout the country. Inere was lIucn rs
Lrul,,tv IN tie atinos pherc the indicator MARKING
81 A. ; p. Ia. the wind was blowing al the rae
If e.ght mites an hour on top of TIE Lqultaolo
badng, and brought great reheI TO tpe ct'y.
Rim ic only three places in the country yeStoJP
7av. namely: Caro- .o1 OF an lnchi NaSutiIIe' 90
Newt Orleans II. Generally clear weather pre-
Ihe following is the maximum reached by the
thermometer IN the PRINCIPAL cites Yesterday
ALBANY So: Baltimore 30; Boston, w, blua-
TO- Il Burlington, $50: Caro-, ~; Gheyehhc'
81; Chicago, So. Cincinnati, 81; C'9yelianII
rGo: Detroit 49, indianapolis. So heohnA'
s. Lacrosse SO: Leayenworth. So; hGulsyille'
So: milwaukee, SO; Mas vile. So New Lon
9"n. 81: New-Orleans. $40; New-iork, So ;
Omaha. So: Philadelphia, S9o; Pittshurg' So
Rochester. s02; 81. Louis, 1871 ST. FauI' ""'
Az HHdnni'S pharmacy the temperaturc was as
follows: 3 IT, m, 75o: a. m. IA . a. NJ ~; -
m 50: $3.50 p. m, So; p. NJ. So. HE h4Rnest
temperature reached on the corresponding gag i"9'
'VbYIe ar work upon the steamship Lady Lyell. at
the foot of Nerona-st brooklyh on hr ~
heat He died before he cOuid DC rehiONeu " d
hospital.