New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY AUCUSr & ,ss,

tputu get away the majority of them starring for
pleasant ~, ane seaside One effect of the
cnna, ne corridors of the City Hail. where daily
found of th statesmen who talk with looks pro-
old d VI me political situation and recall the good
complsteG they were in power, were yesterday
One of the coolest pIaces in tho o;+, On ,,, a.,
T.I is the County Court House. The heavy
nras er become thoroughly heated and serve to
days Bra pieaSant atmosphere on the warmest
a fs That the heat was felt Court officers and
We're ib assumed the thinnest costumes windows
various Courts (the only Courts in session. there
position absence to ,Ht Of the usual formaty, with dis
menu as soon as possible.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT
no ioiio"lhg cases of prostration by the heat
were reported yesterday:
hdEXANDER age 80, of No 6s West Nineteenth
fects of the heat " -" o'Ao i"SV hsnt from the ef-
sunstruc a. no. So I 0i E0 $ll Groenwehs was
prostrse Ms Ella of No "a Greenwchave was
Cottage-pace N'' i'N' iisn' Ut bieeckcr-st' and
Hraokyn PATEIc age o. No. 247 Flushngave
Nortn tlIth and FiIst-sts was prostratcd ''0p 40
the Zinc WSrs ded as a. n ms work in in
CosG 1.pvi NO: 100 Chapel-st, Newark.
sn ~ ~ ANNiE, a homeless woman, was found nj No
j o D4wnng-st suffering from the effects of the heat
CoUGuLIN, PATRICK, age 80, of No. Princes, vgoo
DrrII gst wI at Iwent ~ and Frst-aye
ST. w mi san, aSe &C. OF No 400 East Eighteenth
T from the effects of sunsroke at No 5o5 East
DuHGN, DAVID, age &c. of No. 212 West Twentietb-st
cmt T SneIing from the heat last evening fe and
LOUIS age 2s German fireman. of No 100
Chambers Street ostS from q" No a9R9ia4ce TO the
rxd i ring rom slight prostration by The neat
1"sElli age Al was Frustrated by the sun at
afternn ,t'e' ana Magnoliast Brooklyn, yesterday
FRAZER, ARCHIBALD, age 48, of No re Grcene-ave..
W~ I5hSni was prostrated in the Continental Iron
GUY j. physician, age 80, of No g2e East Thirty.
oVvondhsI, was Frustrated in Battery Park lie was
ws Ja a' age htty-two, Danish ongshoreman
IG3 W Is9H IN an nmenlance from his home at No.
Jry snern Ed from prostTation by the heat.
1o sttn'k while at work at Pier No. 40 East River
bers ia HHn nge 80 nolder went to the Cham
wich-st, suffering from the heat w N'''''-
SAooh, age 81 German blacksmith, of No 80
' ~ IA ST. was removed in an ambuauce from No
aoI m3to-St to The Chambers Street Hospital suf-
hiNG THOMAS, age 40, sailor was taken in an anbu-
1 anGe rom is home at No. ls7 wortlst. to the
wcs 3 E%sI2E Sge 80 OF No. JOG Green
Nc t taken 10 me Cnambers street Hospital.
come nv t6e Ssa az AZ Of Paterson n j. was over
MEYERS JAMES man about 80 years Old believed TO be
a bea Meyers E M9f found nsenshle from the effects
Lafh i DANiEl. age 49, a porter OF No 81 Green
9drr i hospital from No G6 Broadway. lie out
o'NtILL OWEN. age 30 of No 300 East Thirtv-eighth
81, was Frustrated at Fortetb-st. and Third-ave.
kEGAN JOHN r., jr., child, of No. AS Sackctf-st
brooklyn, died suddenly from the effects of the hes
last evening at South Ferry. Coroner Knox gave
. permission Ia relatives to take his body home
REILLY, JOHN age p, of No POS East Forty th ST .
-, was suhstruck at Forty thiTd-st. aud ThirlaNc.
hhoDtSosLR PHILIP, OF No. 100 Ludlow-st While nj
WORK III the saW-ln at No 1856 Btnk-st., last even
ing, was overcome by the heat.
i'os JAMES, newly employed freight handler at the
inttThon' y. j depot. was overcome while hosting
a barrel upon scale and died within n few minutes
lie was married and lived In East Newark.
SCuILEE, ADAM 20, OF No. II CtiutOu-st was
prohtra cd 10y the heat at Columbia and Rivington-
SIS last evening aud died Immediately, before medi-
cal assistance could be procured.
SING, THOMAS, age 80. taken from his home nj Nh
Isl Worthet. TO the Chambers Street Hospital last
cNcnlng, suffering from the heat.
SMITH. HENRI, az" 40 OF No. 81 West Thirl-st, was
49,. overcome by the heat at No. 81 West Third-st
WLssNER, JOIN, age Is of No 80 LudlOw-st was sun
- struck at Clinton and Stanton-sts.
NilDNER, JOiIN 30. butcher. of No 25 Garlcn-s
Jersey city taken the First Precinct to te
Chambers street Hospital suffering from the com.
btncd effects OF heat and drink
-. -. IN unknown woman found Runering
ron sunstrOke In Orchardst. She was apparently
tramp
- - An unknown man about 30 years old.
dressed ia blue flannel shirt, check Jumper, red
stockings low shoes and white straw hat was over
come by the heat yesterday afternoon at Wall and
Southsts.