New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28

Atthc limited states sguaI sorv co office. the Equ
laDe r me s ~ ntbeT Sces IN the citv The
maximum was $50 at y. nj. This Is duo
10 tho elevation. According to the re,
ports from tho stations throughout the country the
Tenn. ratnrc throughout the Southern otates has
OF places IN the statos aud Territories
thero was a fall Of temperatures but at olhgr places
tbeic was a corresponding Increase. Tue low
W. '' TdT. Where re- it was registered at 33s
where it was 800. The thermometer Indicated
7O' for THIS city -. che he same same os si@ H
Wednesday: in 81. Lous OGo fall OF AZ at Chicago
SO fa Of 90 IN Cincinnati ~ rse Of - H. Omnmp
55' IN Cleveland 49, rise OF 10; IN sun ns er
GlH Al p M the readings Tor ihe same pieVoT W.
G5a Cn9aRO. &C., Cine nnatl. $50. Omaha G7'' Chey
enne. Cos and IN Cleveland. 100. ,,,-,.,
but ~ II travelled north IL was ysnrposId
that II would pass beyond c, Ns%,fS s,H:
Inches at Indianapolis. 800 inches at Philadelphia ana
l7ioo inches ut YicksbuIg,
nnt's: nj 3 II. ~ 74O a. M. 72' - a. m 100; Pm
$50 $50 800 Ths last record the highest record
same hour.
OVERCOME ny THE HEAT.
An increase In the dearate Of the city has been one
effect Of tho heat Yesterday the number OF draths re-
norted at the Bureau OF Vital Statistics was III on
Nav o. IL was lOl on the 25th 81, tho 2ith So and
on NAV % It was o. The usual average daily death
rate In the month OF May Ia O3 or ~
Yesterdays figures were considered large ny the 1eat
4
tic weather continues Among the deaths lee9ruru
vcgierdny, was u heretofore unrcpOrtcd case OF sun
strOketn or Johann Mcnael meSgcr '"iior' l0r'y
two years Of ago, living at No. 10 Essex-5t, D.. A.,
The following cases OF sunstrOko were reported 70 the
police Yesterday: -. - ,,,,
1.t,rsnn X T. waS overcome by tho heat while riding
IN Thlrd-ave. The police took hor to the Cham
hers street Hospital. no,
William MulliRnn, age fOrtythree years, OF no 33i
West twenty -irSt-st, was stricken down at NO 10
West Eiphirenthst while work. lie was sent to the
HeW-HOlk Hospital. o.,.
RobcrI Curry aged thirty-One years. ScOtchman,
who came 20 this city In the CITY OF Richmond on May
49, was by the heat III Westst ana Was taken
to st. VncCntS Hospital. a.,
dead In the hallway OF No. Hague-st, last evening
II was supposed that she had died from the effects OF
the heat. . $40 ~
dist was overcome Mt FOurteenh-st and broadway
az 1870 D. m. He was sent to the New-YOrk Hospital
james Hennes5ey ago yGhTs Oh
2 o'clock The police sent him to the Ohamoers suee'
Hospital. .,, 49,. . -, Az :.
Jamps-st at work on tho steamship CaouOha' ~ TUT
No. q North River, sunstrnod. ,,.,,
George Smith. age twenty three years, OF Williams
burg, brakesman on the Harlem Railroad was over;
coniS nv the heat In the yard at the Grand Central
Depot. Flo was attended by an ambulance surgeon S"u
was taken homo. 1890 -. -. ~, 100
EllEabeth-st was sunstruok whio working on the new
building at No. 103 East Tenth-st. DE- mholuy Nv
tended him. and sent him TO his home; i,. -.
Henry Hess or TOmpklns st, Bro0klyn became OYER
heated while at work poturo-rhtno IdotOff ~ NO
MariOnst. ITO was sent unconscious 70 81 NlnoenES
George Van Horne, messenger boy nftosn years old,
living Ia Jersey City. overcome and taken 70 tne
HIgs sSsosnsr aSe t1sntyfour employed at res.
tsursnt at No 4s7 vas oyerpo Eered ~
The hsSG he removed 70 she ohapbets street Hos
ptAL - D. Ll. A. 49,