The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30
Not So Warm To-Day, but Too
Torrid for Comfort
Forecastcr Dunn Can See No Marked
Change for 36 Hours.
Humidity Not So High-Deaths and
Prostratious.

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vlous July 30 was IN 1879 when ne the-u in.c,cr
| Indicated 20 dcar..s. Last year highest ten
pe.ss Tor the Corresponding DAY vas DE-
-, -., .-
Ne" Workers have been granted some
what of a respite OF suffering from heat
to-dav ,rbn ,or,rd-hre,kiuy search
80, ,>,...,,,,, "a ,,,' a., 49,.
lemons OF yesterday ana tne uay oelore
were not abroad this morning. and ut
I O'Clock the thermometer registered z.
',.nraas n,,iot, n,as ,,,a, ~, nn,,has
ueBrees' "hich was just i've hotches
lower than the record for yesterday at
the same nour.
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Recommendations . ''na co'. pas, ''',e's
low temper iture. however. there was
neonle very uncou,for,ahl. and m iustIfv
u'Io'io' 'ao,o "''i ~ 'u''t'
the rear that there would continue to be
many prostrations and even deaths from
weather Prophet Elias Dunn seemed
at peace with the whole world when he
en,rrea bis .srio nm tho roof NJ Tho
$3.50. eu ms ,',,',, VI, ."e ioo. VI '"e
Equitable building this morning.
~ understand" he said. that the
steamer saale met an immense iceberg
last thursday In latitude 4s.G and lon
gitude 1913. This H. something that the
city authorities ought TO take ADVANTAGE
OF. Tney might have the berg hauled to
convenient spot ia the bay and an
chored there"
Somebony suppes,ed ,hs, s,rest- c,e,n.
ing Coinmissioner Nndrew. mirht nae
the anchored Iceberg avaiia bie ns q
source of income TO the civ Sv tak,ne
oui scoW,naSs ~ nSiiiinn,Ir.s oS 'an is
them up alongside it's refreshing bull
Just as this frixid Joke was finished
Mr.. Dunn got mysterious drsna tch
from Charleston. S. {. 1t ire read as FOL FOL,
"Scsa,nt Malav Johnson 1r,sb"
Outsiders were at first disclosed to
regard il as an order from somo
Fenian society. and Thought il bodnd
IN I" this CIV "'' '"oue"' II oooeu
notiees" ex ne NAY r se1 our %,eia,ner
the anxiety of his visitors. "fhe mean,
TOT, il al present h degrees wiz The
harometer ri ao1.. thsf he WI" WIND 'n Is
blowine from the south n. veI"citv of
six miles an hour and that during the
nirht there VA i,,.t a traCa ~ raiS
General Hum,dItv had done 90 mich IN
the last few DAYS. he seemed 70 be- en-.
tirelv exhausted this mornin9 Al 8
One ~ The most rafpesS; IN, ftea turas q,
the dav was an eivht-miie. ,er. he
breeze from the anuthw Vest pei 'ou'
Asked what had hecome NJ the w,rn,
wave that had filled New York with SO
HMM said ,hst stiiJe I,oay nisnt' Sers''
Thnra u,,m u Wtt, SUI Last L., a..
th MI ne httie chanse IN enc
sccorTir ut t .ne neSt aniTty SIN hours
1,u ulIs ~ weatner pase Duin.
l., me S9o.esI Spot III the ohltea states
~ La s' NSo,, where 1he mercury
mas do~h 10 oo degrees al O'CLOCK this
morning.
Deaths from Heat,
|
,,, annie rreigbig, ten months old, died
suddenly at ! o,ciock this morning at
| her nome III Willett street. without
| medical attendance, She Is supposed to
| nave sucSumped 10 neat,
| limotny Maner tWenty-slx years OLD
| OF 10 Fast Nlnety-seVenth street, uleo
suauehiy az ms nome az ilp o'clock las,
| IlBht. ~ ls supposed tnat MS ueatn was