New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
4 HOT DAY ENDING WITH Rim.

EFFECTS OF THE CONTINUED HEATED TEBM-LIsr
OF sUNsTRoKEs.
Sensible people yesterday stunned thermom-
eters I'm general and Hudnuts exaggerated instrument
OF torture in particular There were some curious folk
bent on suicide, who insisted watching diagnosis
Of each increasing stage Of their discontinue Human
ity was wited limp and only active by spasmodic effort
The morning was and sutry clouds which appeared
eally I'm the afternoon were responsible for thousands
OF victims OF misplaced confidence for these clouds
only served 20 make the atmosphere more muggy and
unbearabe Rain began TO fall about five o'clock and
continued far into the evening. 1t was hard day
for horses that work for living and the same may be
said OF twO-legged toilers The free baths furnished
an edying and refreshing spectacle filed they were
from sun to sun with exuberant human porpOses, OF
both sexes varied shades and assorted sizes Those
who had TO wait their turns for a plunge said unknd
things OF those who fingered In the liquid cooness,
only to forget when their time came that there were
still others who were saying things about them.
good many people went to Manhattan Beach and
Brighton Beach, but as the Manhattan Beach ticket
seller at wheha-st remarked, they haven't got In the
habit OF going that way yet and they won't fairly start
IN before the middle OF the month" That means about
the time when the Oriental opens the Jockey Club races
begin not to the fireworks and the Marine Rail-
way. The Staten Island ferryboats well patron
led and those who went down in the afternoon got
their moneys worth of salt breeze and left over
to think OF with regreu longings after their return at
m Those
cool off summed the big Bridge with care.
There special consolation TO be OBTAINED Dy
those who took the trouble 10 climb TO the top or the
Equitable Building to discuss the weather with the
Signal Sergeant The information obtained was
STAY of two or three days longer with possible mtga-
tons In the way OF showers and phanthro-
ever in learning that the larger part of the United
States is being cooked in about the same style a. tne
same time The record OF the thermometer at Hudnuts
was as follows M, 7Oo y, 7Oo: D. 7o';-l2 H. so;
| 3. 80 p. M, 300; g. 7So; 8, 10. -,,o -.
MnnHaU
Tuesday 7G' on Wednesday ans ana Yes YESTERDAY ST a
nearly ~ The effects - Of the 9sas are a TSs Health
Department on Monday the number was s0-n9s Inuen @
go m on Wednesday o. snd yesterday 1I3 The Board
OF Health mas not taken any steps toward appointing
corps OF assistant sanitary inspectors 10 Nsit tehe
ment.honses during the hot weather this summer: In
previous years the corps has consisted OF ny ph
of an increase the appropriation for the work the
term OF service probably will be increased to ten weeks
Yesterday that President Chandler wished TO have his
successor appointed before the members OF the summer
TRe following cases prostratiOn from the heat were
| reported yesterday
AprLEY NORRIS, clerk, age 80 OF No 20 Lispenard-
st. was prostrated ut home aud attended by an am
CARR. THOMAS Of No 1o6 JOhn-st., Brooklyn over
come 1T noon while working at st. Ncholas-are and
| One-hundred' and fifty fourth-st. :.
hi0BrSas BToosyn, while driving beer truck in Moserolc
! ST. that city, was overcome. He was taken home
DE tbe Elects Of the heat front OF No. ss1 broadway
at 10 a. m She attended by an % amoaIanee u,ss
surgeon and taken 10 her home, No. AIS second,aye
HAsNIGAS, WILLIAM, carpenter wnlIe NJ wvtn y, ~ ~
Clifton, s. l., prostrated and was removed TO MS
| home In an ambulance.
| JOHNSON JAMES, homeless young colored man, was
taken TO St yncent's Hospital at IL M. suffering
from the combined effects OF the heat and stale beer
PIERI, JOSEPH, an Italian ragpcker OF NO 100 ihohP
| sopst was prostrated IN Eighth-ave. ut noon
| RIGNER, CATHARiNE, homeless woman tmrty .nne n
| wears old, was prostrated al Broadway ana one
| hundred and. forty y-ninth-st. at a. IN. ,
| VAN DusEN HERMAN whose place OF residence was
not known, became insensibe nom the effects OF tue
! heat at $50 p. m at second-aye. and twenty
| eghtl-st. -. ,., IA ,v,.h
| black har and mustache. who wore red flannel un-
derclothng fell nsensibe at Canal anu torsy'n sts
at 7;3O a. IN. The unknown man found pros
trated at Fabush.ave and stirlingplace, Brooky d,
on Wednesday died at the Brooklyn Hospital.