The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-29

pend work. and but those who could NOT help them
solves veutured in the streets The horses suffered not
little. late in the afternoon . few clouds gathered IN
the west and was hoped that shower would cool she
air, but none came There every indication, how-
ever, that change would como before long.
DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
The following deaths from the heat occurred in addition
TO those VIC have already published
Coroner Gamble held mquests ON Monday upon the
bodies Of the following manned persons who died from
the effects OF the excessive heat Of the weather.
John II. KiIory, German, 2s years Of age who dod
at the Fifth ward station house While driving hs cart in
the morning through Jay street he suddenly fell 70 the
pavement and expired Immediately Afterwards. He
Incorporate In his habits.
James Little late Of 4s4 Pearl street, also man OF in
temperate habits lie exposed himself TO the suns rays
on Sunday and died after reaching home He was q ma
tive Of Ireland, As years Of sge.
Ellen Hays aie OF 90 Park street. She pedded fruit,
&c on Sunday and on her return home in the evening,
Died from The effects Of the heat and the liquor which
she bad drunk. sbe was an rish woman, 40 years Of
John Hunt late Of No Washington street He died sud
denly on Monday afternoon from the effects Of exposure
TO the sun ana srot drink He native Of Ireland,
and forty years OF age.
An unknown man, who died a, Bellevue Hospital Be
sun, and died Oh SUNDAY evening
Besides the above, the following were reported the
Coz opers Is dead, and nquests will be held upon them
TO day
woman ipForty ninth street, near Eleventh avenue.
A woman at the Eighteenth ward station house.
A woman at No 5Clinton street
A ct No. 81 Divsion street
A man at No. 29S West Thirty first street.
man at No. Washington street.
Late in the afternoon Coroner Gamble held inquest
at No. 246 Fast Eighteenth street, upon the body Of Ellen
Burpr, infant, who was sun struck Sunday, and
On Saturday last workman named Samuel Smith, en-
poyed In the omnibus repository Of Messrs. OKeefe
Duyss Of RvngtSn saa Mangn streets Was 20
despsed but his physician succeeded in restoring
him. He conveyed home and properly cared for.
TO THE BDIToR OF THE HERALD.
II Is error that Henry Poor was Frustrated by the
heat, reported in last evenings papers But the
contrary, be is enjoying his usual state Of health
HENRY POOR, No 80 and 80 Barclay street.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT IN BROOKLYN.
A farm laborcr, named Thomas Chambers, 40 years
old at work for Widow Kowe1hoven, at eravesepd was
prostrated by the heat Of the Saturday and died
in q few minutes thereafter.
Henry Poor. residing at 23l Union street, pros
trsted in Joralemon street. He attended by Surgeon
Ball. and recovered under proper treatment 80 70 be
Dennis Brsdly reridng al 60 Main street, became over
heated on sunday and died during the night from It's
effects.
Michael Gray, laborer on the streets in the Fourth
police precinct, Frustrated. Efforts were made to
revive him, but nc died In about half our.
aed In York street. but resorsives being applied, he
improved, ana was supposed last evening, 70 DO out OF
woman named Frances Collins fell down from ex.
bauston while enering the house Of Michael Murray,
No. Prince stree last evening hne died immedAtely
after
James smith. fseser. Frustrated by The hsa. in
Washington avenue yesterday He was taken to the
Fourth precinct station house, where he expired His
family reside 10 Prince street
One uken TO the First precinct station house
and 70 the Second precinct sson house Yesterday
recover.
Raymer, reedng IN Richardson street, between Graham
avenue and smith street, was Frustrated by the effects Of
the sun while crossing Geld near BushwIck. 0noer
residence and rendered ali the assistance In his power
restore her. The aid Of also called, but
she died about an hour sieE Tho Coroner Vas nonod
to hold an inquest
THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
DAY and sturdy Jun. Is and aS have bssn .hs hotties,
days known In airy month Of June, In this vicinity for
many yeers. Three head Of valuable working cattle,
belonging 70 Colonel 0c and employed In the work nov
gong on Tor the Improvements In the eouth Meadows,
killed ysserdsy by the heat OF the weather They
and were taken OF a eleven O'clock in he forenoon,
with all the other cattle at work In that neighborhood
when cut door work Vas suspended In consequence Of
the heal. Some Of NE cattle pat In stable and
others turned into the heli In he afternoon, Of
those which bal been IN the stable melted down, and
the .sme day The mercury, when exposed 70 the sun
yesterday. reached 125 degrees
Al Pcushk eepss % Friday the thermometsv stood Il
On In the shade saturday at 100, and yesterday ranged
from % 70 es.
On Sunday al Newbure Il stood ~ high - %.
A. YopAers Friday The thermometer high -
%, Saturday % and Sunday from ~ 70 - degrees.
rbc Phhadeipha Ledger Of yesterday says Thomas
Klinus, rsve Of Ireland, and about thirty years OF
sge fell dead Sunday evening II South street wharf
70 supposed, from the effects Of heat
An unknown woman fell dead Sunday afternoon In JET.
ferson avenue, near Broad street.
John McCrory taken 10 The F1h ward station house
sunoay Afternoon hbofne under attack Of stroke
Every effort made 70 restore him, but without effect,
and he died shor time after being admitted ato the
house.
Several other pessons taken 70 The station
house during the day suffering from the effects Of the hsat
bot In short time were able 70 leave.
number a persons were overcome by the erceesve
heat Of saturday. Mechanio-carpeutcrs, brckiayers
and painters-expoed 70 The rays Of the sun
PEELED In some nsanccs 70 quit work. Also stevedores
and others ~ work along The whaxvcs. Valentine Bar
geu, young German, employed in the sugar refinery NJ
willow and Grown streets, rendered insensible by the
heat and remained for several hours aer his admis
sion into the Psnnsyivana Hospital carpenter,
poyed ~ Vie brewery Of Poultnsy Massey, Tenth and
Flber streets, was also overcome and WIS., ~ the last
accounts. considered In critical condition Tho ther
romster 90 Saturday, ~ O'Clock r. N. marked tenn
persure OF % desreesheher than on any previous day