The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
City Intell1gonCe.

Tus wEsnrm.-Thc extreme heat OF Friday moderated
during the night and yesterday Il cool and windy
the thermo meter having fallen during the warncst part
Of the day 50 degrees The following named persons
sufferers by the heat OF Friday, In addition those
already pubisbeds-
Ann Keenan, was found sick in Thsd avenue, and taken
John Deiner, a German sun struck in Monroe
street. and died reaching home at 122 Piu street.
Bridget MaAdams was found pr7sraed by the heat In
Pitt street She taken TO the Eleventh ward station
house, where In her fever. she attempted 70 commit
suicide. fev recovery is doubtuk
Mr. Birch an Engshman. "a years Of age furrier by
the heat
Coroner Councry yesterday held an inquest, at the
Fourth ward station house. upon the body OF named
Charles Buch, who died from the effects the on
Friday afternoon. Verdict" Death BY coup Dc soler
Deceased was "a years Of age and was native Of Eng
land.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest, at No 100
Pitt street, upon the body OF German, named John
Hcner who died from the effects of the heat Friday
The deceascd worked In saw mill IN Monroc street. and
while engaged at ls daily employment was taken
suddenly a. and died about hour afterwards. YER
DICT" Coup de sol1i"
R,nRoAp Aounssrs-Henry Zimmerman, in attempt
ing jump the Hudson River railroad cars, while in
menon clipped and the wheel passed his arm, break
ing ard msnging dreadfuIly william Beaufort in at
tem,sa az TO step the platform Of OF the Sc
cond avenue cars, slipped, and his Veg went under the
wheel II horribly mangled. and he died yesterday
morning at his residence 2ss Tenth street Mr. B. was
TrRs ~ SULLIVAN srRsn-petwcen two and three
O'Clock on saturday morning, IRE was discovered In
tho entry o dwelling No 6s Sullivan street. occupied
bv Mr. John Mskibbn. Policeman Beach saw the smoke
cave the alarm TO the inmates, broke In the door and
AID in exiinguishins the flames. The fire was found
burning soma articles Of clothing hanging hot
Damage triSing
ALARM Frs OIvgp srRuT-Iast night about
halfpast ten O'Clock, the alarm OF FIRE in the Seventh
dstric, caused by The burning Of straw bed and
mattress in the attic Of the dwelling house No 20 Ogcr
street, occupied by Mrs Susan Byrne The nre was
extinRaehcd by James Martin, who took the burRing
bedding rom the room, and threw II into the yard IA
mage, about $40. No insurance.
SoNsrEise About Doas-The dog pound went INTO ope-
rson the 25th o juno last and since that time leo
dogs have been caught sold slaughtered Sor which
s2 100 has been paid by the City Treasury During the
arss swo days $50 dogs received the pound cor
ner or Thirty and First avenue but since they
have fallen TO about 60 per day The best dogs are
nut aside for redemption by their For purs they
nav 81 for grown dogs 81 n they are not redeemed
ihey are sold and the residue drowned.
poY pRowsxp.-A small boy, about eight years old.
named Francis Eddng,cn, whose parents reside al No
81 Greenwich street. induced 70 90 into the water
pier No North river when, being unable 10 swim hs
was drowned. comrsuinn, named William Cowrtrsv
avcd r'te Vs. brer arrested Aai CgSua Vg f,r hely
a. ac.sasory,