New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
NINETY DEGREES or HEAT.
st-nf,fFR TEMPERATURE N SEPTEMBER HOW THE
CITY SHELTERED YEsTERDAY-EFFOETs TO

st-AiNfFR TEMPERATURE N sEPTEMBER- HOW The
CITY swELrERED YEsTERDAY-EFFORTs TO
KEEP COOL
Warm weather in September has come to be ex-
peced as a matter of course and the hrst Two gay
of this month have proved the correctness OF INC
wise or uuwlse men who predicted hot wave. feO-
pie who thought the weather on Tlday was VAIN
enough of the opinion yesterday that IL wa d
little too warm. The crowds who came IN from the
country wished themselves back among the mus ol
by the sea again. Those who were abe 10 90 80
carried this wish into effect and the rest cOuSoicu
themselves with the thought thar the n0l way
could not be of long duration But TOT
a breeze during the afternoon tbe gay NUUuu
have been insutferably hot Despite inflI d.iu
ing advertisements, il poor daY lot Inc Cioln
iugdealer Men inward cursed what lttle ci"tnIhg
they wore IL mem day al the Tree pa us' anu
there were such crowds oil bathers thai they nad 10
be let in By detaChments Al Han DdtteIy Dd'.
there were hundreds of men swimming. ne sllcrU
boy had his i'll OF peaches and he mlXe9 MlAoHs
Yorks Crawfords and IrOths Unfortunately III
ms bill of fare -, -. -, =
One of the peasantes1 places around the city on
hot afternoon Is the Harlem River. Along Us pahk7
near High Bridge cool recesses where refuge may
be found from the heat. he water Is kept n dSlta
ton by little steamers and launches, a Wen a. ~
SAL boats and all kinds of rowing craft OIoWn
armed sculler viii shoot his shell along ana iheH
will come young lady or Whole ~ -
of them. bending to their oars Win Zc5. ~
party of two rather - green Oarsnen lhi'ue sum
eccentric movements on the rlver YESTERDAY lne1
first tried 10 butt down the supports of some Oh tn
bridges by rowing violently aud bdndly agaiasV
them. Then they concluded by the force OF ,n
collision that this scheme was llhpdcuCdogl . IL
went of III a neVer-mind-t helm way agahst 'Io
float of a bOat-louse. Getting IItSh START IN
the jeers of the other boatmen 10 help theIi; toS
made a. If 10 run down Of tue Hlgh DTluge
steamers. They barely missed II aud being upscI
but immediately dashed CALAMITY al the OineI
steamer which happened to come along. DoSP id
ali their efforts 10 get drowned they iaied' anu
happening TO wander too nearthe float OF the owner
of the boat which they used, they were pulleu H.
and persuaded to stop rowing
he Pqrk rflf .pr0
bic Yesterday. and It's fading beauties with their
penslve suggestions were enjoyed by some
more than was lis midsummer spcndor.
Il was great day for the beaches. and crowds OF
people waited the motion OF the trans and steam
boats. After shutdown the ar cooled considerably
and citizens could keep fairly cOnlortable Dy
throwing open windows. or sitting or saunterlng IN
the open an The top OF the kqWtaOie Building
was a very pleasant spot toward evening "ueu lne
sun vas hidden. The signal Service officers tired
10 staVe OF the issue when charged Win
the responsibility Tor the heat There was
no cool weather, they said, except IN the extreme
Northwest. and II was probable thdl To-Day NouI"
he a. hot a. Yesterday. There were no indications
Of ram. 4 heavy thundcr-shOwer visited CleNe-
land III the course of the day. he following TEN
prratures were registered by Huduuts thermoIntleI
yesterday and on the corresponding day la'i year :
ga IN. L H. $3.50 y. H.
] 81 ....::: Il 81 81
Following are the maximum temperatures at
various cities yesterday Albany - Baltimore
So Buffalo. So Charleston s.; Chicago o. :
Cincinnati 20; CIeVclahu, 70 Duq'H ~,
Galveston. - Indianapolis H. JacksonVl.ie
90; Knoxville, 30; Levenwolrh, SO; Ions
vile, 10; Milwaukee, ,67-i Montgomery, -;
Omaha, = Phiadeipha, So PlisDuIs 50 )
Savannah So; It LOUIS, ~.
The ioAowin. cases Of pros,raton by the heat
reported
FARRELL JAMES forty Ave years OF age hVing al no
81 FlUshingaye BroOkyn' wac overcome While
working "a cellar iu Lalay place near Broad
way. Brooklyn and was taken u -. GATHERINGS hos
pita!
RIIz JACOB thrtyfour years Of age. while working IN
b. earfU Vt mud $50
Brooklyn. was overcome, and was taken 20 MS nome
il C,as-Ou ave. neM Myrtic-ayc., brooklyn