The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
3 EDTTION---MoNDAY, AUGUST Is, 1853.

lawrence Mckenzie, IS years. born in Ireland died in
New York Hospital
Unknown man about 30 wears ho N in Ira,sra d;aa 4;
New York HI spital
Elizabeth Phoenix, II years, born in Ireland No II
Christian Schmidt 25 years, born in Germany died al
Robert 9,isty 50 years. born IN Scotland, died in Nsx
JohsIna Baggage s5 years, born in Ireland, died at
Margaret Wbslan II years boz in Ireland died Mt No
liz Bleecber street.
Ann Colgan, GA yeers, born in Ireland died at No. I5C
Unknown man. 35 years born in Ireland Deceased WAS
dressed in eatDet coat woollen checker
ed rants and blue vest This fell down in Duane
street, directly opposite the Hospital gate.
john McGlew 20 years, bora in Ireland died at 20d
Washington street.
hester Mckay. 40 years. born in Ireland died at the
lenth ward station house The deceased walking
vih her husband in Grnnd street. about 2ocock and
ie down insensbie and expired after arriving
the station house.
Opposite No. SO in the above list stands the name OF
Mr. Robert McCurdy, compostor who for this last six
years, has been employed this paper AtSo ocloss
yesterday afternoon, he retired from ths oc, for his
homo, and at four the world and its cares we're ia
atm unknown We only say that he was mas
ter Of his profession that he enjoyed the confdsncs
snd respect his fellow workmen and that his sudden
demise has throgn gloom over his companions among
whom his Kindness and sincerity will long be RENE
bered.
THE LATEST.
About IL O'Clock, NJ an unknown man was sun struck
In Huds on street. Jane who has luckily recovered
At II NJ, Frank Shawlsy, employ ed on the Hudson
River Railroad, struck; was rem ,ved to his
residence in Thirty street near the Thi avenue
and it was supposed that he would recover.
3h P, M, Bernard Riley was sun struck in Tomp-
recovered.
At4. n, poor entirely dsstit tuts, nam ed John
Waters was found overcome by the heat in the Second
avenue near Thirty second street He conveyed
tne Bellevue Hospital by officer O'Ns, Of the'Eghtees
At P. ~ James Cannon was sun struck in the First
avenue near Eighteenth street, and taken to B.e
,ue Hospi.sl by Officer Roif of the Eighteenth ward
At 51s y. James Price struck at the corner
o. htpg and VaIick streets. Recovered.
AZ 7. III Daniel McBrids laborer, while working at
Peer'a Church. il Tssntsth street was sun struck.
BE wss conveyed to the New York Hospital.
At So p. M. a man named Mccormick was overcome
BY the heat at the Of Fifth street aud avenue A.
AT 50 Pm Edward Fentherstone was found lying oa
tie SIDEWALK in Bsekman street. Taken to the City
Hospital.
At 12s ?. NJ, Peter Reder was suddenly taken sick,
in the Sixth avenue from drinking cold water He was
tker 70 his hone, No 90 West Twenty fourth street. by
the police.
The following persons we're likewise overcome by the
heat on Saturday, and in some instances died.
Patrick Brine sun struck.
John Down, do
Michael Kelly do, in the Eighth avenue, near Thirty.
Michael Simmons taken ill, in the Eighth avenue from
the heat and also from drink After three hours labor
on the part Of The doctor, he recovered.
German, name not known, died suddenly Satur-
day. at 142 Reade street, where his body Still lay on
Sunday, the Coroner not having had time to hold in
quest upon it,
We have been informed that twelve Of the
men employed at the St Nicholas Hotel taken i'll
from the heat Saturday, and several Of the inmates
likewise.
The following admitted yesterday into the
New York Hospital =
Michael Burke scuted.
Bartholomew Sullivan, from BToclyn, cured.
James Griffin corner Of Morris and Washington streets,
will probably recover.
An unknown woman, from Sixteenth ward not ex.
pected to live
james Cuthum not expected 10 recover.
Fred. III usa German, died at time Of admission
a youDg woman, named Ellen Hughes was taken sud.
denly i'll IN tie Park, yesterday afternoon about O'CLOCK
and was ccnveyed to the City Hospital in carriage.