New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
STILL HOT BUT MORE PLEASANT
THE MERCURY AT NIyETY-FOUR.
FRESH BREEzEs FROM THE ocEAS-rHE RUSH OUT
OF TowN-YEsTERpAYs REGISTRATIONS AND

THE MERCURY AT NINETY-FOUR.
FRESH BREEzEs FROM THE oCEAN-rHE RUSH OUT
OF TowN-YEsTERDAY's REGISTRATIONS AND
DEATHS.
People did not forget that it was simmer yester-
day, but the weather was vast Improvement on
Tuesday, for there was a breeze when came I'D
fresh from the ocean and filed the streets so that
life was much more endurabe. Battery Park In the
shady parts was cool and delightful, put where tns
sun beat down not even the Dreeze co9 i
temper the heat to the unshorn I'M
migrants who baked and stewed all along the
water front Here and there men lay az ruiz length
on the grass and dreamed OF advanced wages ana
cooler weather. The odorous Hebrews made
swaylng fr1nAe around that part OF the PARK near
the Hebrew Emigration Aid Society Building as
they sat swinging the chains that fence on the
grass plots. The ice cream lemonade and soda wa
ter combination in the centre OF the park ava good
business, for no one could cross the sun beaten
desert of fags,Ones which surrounds III aho re ISL
temptation. The streets running across Town were
hot as the sun could make them. But the avenues
and streets running lengthwlse OF the sanu
kept cool by the strong southerly wind.
The piers wer favorte ounging places for the
lame and the lazy ana there heard the frequent
pash of the small boy as he violated the ordinance
against nude bathing.
Ihtre was "a uejrcte! air about the city, ana Dusl-
ness men went abroad wIlted as 10 collar and moist
to brows Huunut's thermometer was the only
thing that seemed TO keep us spirit up Al 3Ociock
in the morning 74O was registered and at u O'Clock
the mercury stwO deg res higher. AT O'Clock SOo
mad been reached and at II O'Clock $50. The high
esq point reached was 34O at $50 O'Clock Alter
coO strong winds of the sea had chased the
torrld heat of and avenue and flooded the
city with a iresuIng tide OF pure air.
here we're many visitors at the seaside yesterday,
anu many people won't ol the staten Island ferry
boats for The of the fire b breeze.
Almost everyone who could wen tout of town, but
Those VINO stayed i'll the city iound the day on the
whole an agreeable change from the DAY before,
and dismissed 1t with benedlctlon.
DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
FISK CHARLES axe died from effects OF the
hea M tn-=L
HTSDLF, WILLIAM age twenty eight, OF Tweltth-ave
One-iIundred- and-thrty -frst-st, died Tuesday
Mcneil WILLIAM age thirtyave, of No AZ Pinest, died
suaoenly yesterday a. has nome Death was SUP
posec TO result RON mans oyerheating himself
O'NILL JAMES Of No 400 IhrIaye., wno was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital tuesday, was reported uedu
yeslerLay. His Oody was taken home.
OssEAU. HENRY, tnirty-six years OF age, q Gernan
laDOrer hving at NJ. 1872 WlLettst, uled suuneh!
last night from the neat.
An unknown man, apparently a German was pros
traced by the neat on the Morris Canal Coal DOCK
Jersey CIT yesterday, and uied shortly after being
conveyed 20 tue Charity Hospital
poyed at washing by Mrs Marks, OF No. 81 Madison
s., overcome by the heat yesterday afternoon,
and died at p Her body was taken TO the
CASES OF PRosTRAuoS.
BURKE. DENNIS aborer sgs talrty-seyen; was pro
Second AID rnrd ayes. and was removed 10 The Pre-
BUf Ms JOHN age trty five of No AS West Fortiet-
S.. overcome by the heat and sent to the Koose-
welt Hospital.
BUENs MICHAEL age twenty, OF Gold and Concord-sts.
BrooAlyn was prOsirated by heat Dock and Wa
ter-s1s., Brook IA. de was taken 10 the City
Hospital
CIFAKT MAURICE, age forty. OF No 90 Woodhull-sI.,
Brooklyn, prostTated BY the heat No. p West
81 and ~ M chambers street Hospital.
CRRLIsCH, ELIZA nineteen, Russian Immigrant,
was SUM tie Battery Park, and taken
to the Chambers street HOspita.
JUNKER HENRY. a-e f0rynse, % No. 1886 West Seven
teenLh-s. overcome b. the heat at No. ABB HUI
son-st and mas carried to 81. Nmcent's Hospital
Bruokiyn, was overcome by neat My rue-ave.,
Broo6lyn last eung aud taken 10 the City Hos itAi
MENYO PATRICK. % ltihanOy city, Penn, over
come III the Pcnnsy lyaHia Railroad depot yesterday
and wa, remove 10 Cnality hospital
MORRISON Mrs., No Az Grund-st. Jersey City, while
standlng front house Frustrated by the
heat Her physician Pronounced her condition very
critical
RoF Ponce Sergeant. overcome Tuesday by
tine heat at npkinsve. After baing atten led by
DR. La he WAS sent his home. Yesterday his con-
ditiOn improved
RoITFE CHARLES. BayOnne, y. j. was Frustrated by
me heaG yesterday and ns recovery rs dOub .ful.
WATSoS tIiZ .BKrH ,erydnt, No. 20 NaIIckst She
WAS AIKEN to the CnaIn Oers street hospital
LEWIS Hans a waiter No. II Hudson ST. He
takeu 70 the Chambers street Hospital
CRoNIsu ELIZA, nome and no friend. she was found
IN battery PARK. sue Is hassian JeWes1 and land
ed In Boston week ago Her nhsOand II IN tns city
ana she was IN scarce OF MIN when sue overcome By
tine neat sac was AIKEN ~ tine Chambers street Hos
pl,al.
RITO JOHN the Italian ireightnandler who pros
tr,ied o. the The Hudson River Railroad
depo. on Tuesday died estefday IN the Roosevelt
Hospital.