New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20


AAcKEILY Elizabeth Il years old. No ICs5 Pachcst-
Five days old baby, 30. is stone ave.
MARRIOTT. Mrs. Jennie. eighty old. G NJ :s4
HerkimeT-st
Unknown baby stone-ave.
THE REGISTRATIONS.
In Manhattan and The Bronx:
asRENNAN Thomas thirty years old Of No 500
Tenjh-aye.; taken to Bellevue Hospital.
BROWN. Anale. twenty-five years old. OF No AZ East
way SaSsa to HGdson-at Hospital -OO
nftn st: overcome while work on the approach
after receiving neGieal attendance
cAssIDY Joseph lhTy5wo years ola q No 200 East
TO the Hucson- Hospital.
1srom 4saG q, S 60 81 Ne Mes. So7 h Est
ninth-st. Roosevelt Hospital
The HronN. taken Fordham Hospital
AACCARDI Antonio. twenty-seven years old. OF No 81
River. taken Roosevelt Hospital.
MARTIN Michael thirty -FOUR years old Of No eas
be Ian @ f5en ISeTS eeSu al Hosps
' ieibs ? !4Sa al E5 lo 81
ovro3ne al Eighty second st ana
East End ave. taken to Presbyterian Hospital
ORTIZ hfy-nine years old. Of No 22s5 seventh
and Central Park West taken Roosevelt Hospital.
EAVOLAsKI. yasili. fifty years ol3 Of No 222 East
Avenue a. taken to the Presb 5terisn Hospital
sPITzER. REGINA. seventeen years old Of No; I94o
iy-ninth-s,; taken home afar receiving medical at
EHALMER John. nineteen years old, q No $50 Court
landt- ave. The Bronx overcome while at work on
ave ave taken taken to The Flower Hospital
E as Se sd Of P sens sSme
after receiving medical attendance.
In Brooklyn:
BoNIMToRE Toni fortyhys Years old. Of No ., ia
taken to the Long Island College Hospital
GOODWIN. Thomas seventy. years old. q No I75
iaEe1 to the CUMBERLAND Street Hospital
NELSON. john forty-hve years old OF NO No l+s Van
taken to the Long island College Hospital.
Elsewhere in the metropolitan district:
sRETzeHNELL Michael I s5tysght years old Of r No
Johns Hospital
PARKER. otto, 5wentyZseyeR years old. Of No 80
Franklin ana MN SITS. Long Island City; taken TO
HwFENEY Thomas Of No a15 East wslf 95. Man
TO the Flushing Hospital.
Only the slightest relief possible is promised
for to-day. a drop of two or three degrees be-
ing all the Weather Bureau promises. Yes
terday. at 4.3O p. m. the thermometer stood at
93. This figure made New York one of the
hottest places in the country. AT Jacksonville
the temperature at sunrise. 76 degrees, was
the same that ushered In the day in this city,
but JacksonVIle's temperature did not reach
.i3 From 500 a N. to sunset, the thermometer
IN New York city held the record for high
climbing. The humidity low, varying from
"A to 43 through the day, this low percentage
probably saving the lives Of a score or more of
people.
The heat in the street was much greater
than registered by the official thermometer of
the Weather Bureau. From the buildings and
pavements the heat radiated TO be thrown
back from one building to another the win
dows and stone structures acting like great
burning glasses. The mercury. by these un-
official thermometers, reached over 100.
The Official temperature by hours between
s a. m. and p. m, as follows
8 a. m. IG degrees; a. m. 40; 10 a m. 49,
ii a. m. So; y moon 50; ! p m, 80; . p. m,
81; p m, 81; p m, %; 4:30 p m, 90;
,. m, 81; p. m. 50 and s p. m. So
The light northwest winds that filtered
through the city yesterday brought no relief
coming as they did, stale and heated, from
over miles Of parched land
To-day numerous thunder showers are ex-
pected TO be the chief factor in knocking off
two or three degrees. but there is an even
chance that they viii not come that II
they do, they viii only increase the humidity
when the rain begins to eVaDorate