New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
THE HEAT LESS INTENSE.

The weather was much moro endurable yesterday
than it had been for the preceding three or four
days, although 1t was lar from conior'aole. me
SIMS heat was tempered by fresh westerly breeze;
The rain of Wednesday night seemed to have had
little effect the atmosphere hey ond signify
cooling the air for an hour or two after midnight.
At6 o'clock Yesterday morning the mercury was ar
75o and at II o'clock well regulated thermometers
reoistered goo There was one however, in liquor
store in Third-ave. which indicated only So.
The dealer-an innocent looking German-had hung
his thermometer on the outside OF the large retrlg-
orator containing his kegs of beer AT oc ock m
the afternoon the mercury was at its highest point
during the day. The thermometer at Hudnuts at
tbat hour registered S9o This was lower than on
Tuesday and Wednesday at the same hour, and y
lower than on Monday. While the mercury on
Monday attained its highest point during the week
thus far the average temperature was L higher on
Tuesday than on Monday, and yesterday 1t was con-
sderably lower than it has been since Sunday.
throughout the country the temperature had
generally become lower III the twenty-fOur hours
ending at 3 o'clock D. IN. yesterday In the West
and Northwest especially III the lake regions, there
was an unusually low temperature Tor TINS season
of the year. The highest temperature reported by
the Signal Service stations at san Antonio lex,
and was only 81; the lowest at Milwaukee,, WIS.,,
was 81. ~ -.
there were light at Chicago H., Port Huron,
Mich. and Punta Rosa, Fla. The wind III this city
had velocity Of from ten to fourteen miles an
hour yesterday, and the dew point was at go.
The deaths OF eighty-one infants under two years
of age were reported at the Bureau of Vital Statls
tics for she twenty-four hours ending yesterday
noon the cause being cholera mtantum or similar
FATAL RESULTS OF THE HEAT.
BARREN JoHN age twenty-seven, of No 62S Tenth,ave
COFFIN. LOUIS, age forty-sx or hanlassett-pIa,ce,
at streetpavng al North Tenth and SiXth-sts lie
died before assistance could be given him. ,
DUFFY MICHAEL, age t"enty-seVeh' oil NO. ~" lehth
KoSI. Rosa age six months, of No. 525 West Forty
ONEiI, Arthur, of No. 400 Third-ave.
WADE LzzIE age twenty eight years OF No 90 Laght-
~ An unknown woman supposed to be named
johnson, died from the effects OF the neat near No
81 MGdisOnst, yesterday, and was taken 10 Tie
An unknown man, nfty years old, feet, inches tall
with gray hair and sandy mOustache, died from the
effects the heat al No 100 ChAmDerssi. at about
noon Yesterday The body taken to the MOrgue.
CASES OF PROsTRATION.
BENZ, THOMAS g.. age thiry,dye, OF No. 23l East
station overcome by the heat. lie was attended by
Dr. Seinert and went nome
KOLB. LIZZIE, age twenty OF No. 433 west Twenty
-venti-st was Frustrated by heat IN front OF No. %
West Twcntyiourth-st, and was taken to the New
srIifZ. ArCrsT, age thirtyeight was Frustrated by
heat wuile ut work On new bh.Cing in One-nun-
dred-and-eig th-st, between Fourth aud Lexington
ayes. and was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital
STERN Mrs, age seventy three, o. DNisionst, was
overcome by heat in front OF No. Cllrkst and Vas
removed to Bellevue Hospital.
the FIRST Precinct Police station to the Chambers
Street Hospital yesterday, suffering from suns rOkc
WLKsF MARY age seyehty-iOuI, Of HOO0ken, y. d. was
ovcrcome by the heat aud taken to the Chambers
street Hospital ,
= An IN 4 nown man overcome by the heat al E.
sex aud Grand-Bts yesterday ana taken to Chambers
Street Hospital lie was about forty years old, .
feet o inches high. light complexion, brown hair, and
wore dark drab IT, u>er5 and coat ald DERBY nat.
- An unknown man, age thirty eight, was FOUND I'M
conscious yeste day suffering from tue effects OF
sEnslrOke front OF No. 2.3s7 lhlrdIve., and was
taken to the Ninety -nlntl street. Hospital
- An unknown was found at O'clock
last evening at Grand and EsseA-sts, Frustrated 10y
the heat. lie wac conveyed 10 the Cndnbols street
Hospital 1t feared his case viii terminate fataly