The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-30
The Weather Moderat1ng.
ss HEAT AND MoRR wIND-HURTH1R DEATHS FRo
SUN STROKE.

The Weather Modersting.
LESS HEAT AND MoRR wIND-HURTHnR DsATHs FROM
SUN STROKE.
The intense heat which has prevailed since the 18th
instant moderated sensibly during Monday night, aud
yesterday the mercury did not rise above ninety four
degrees during the hottest part OF the day There
pleasant and refreshing breeze blowing most Of the day
from the west, and while continued the city quite
enduyable compared With what IL had been for week
past
This change in the temperature is undoubtedly due TO
cooling thunder storm h part Of the neighborug
country and which have got the benefit or Tho air
gratefully pure and Clear and the winds laden
with moisture.
BY the accounts given below II will be seen tina. the
deaths from sunstroke still continue Most Of these cases.
however Monday and the pquess wore held
yesterday.
All the stage proprietors and city rarosd companies
suffered from the oss OF horses during this
spell About fifty OF the horses on the Third Avenue
Railroad prosated by the heat and three Of them
railroads were disabled by the heat The following cases
Of sunstroke were reported yesterday
DEATHS FROM THE gxCEssivE HAT.
the bodies Of the following named persons whose deaths
were caused BY the excessive heat Of the weather.
beat Ohio while returning from the German festival
An unknown woman, found insensble on the corner OF
Bosdwsy and Morris street from the combloed effects Of
place police station.
John Menan, soap fat man, found dead near No. $50
Mary Hogan, German woman, thirty years Of ago, who
resided at No. Clinton street.
Ellen Burns, native Of Ireland, thirty years Of age
Sbe reeded at No. 246 East Eighteenth street
Thomas Boner child three months old, resided No.
GAG East Eighteenth street.
John Hunt, native OF Ireland, forty years Of ago.
sliced ct Ne. 3 Washington street
Geo. Harbst, German, twenty six years of age He
died a the New York Hospital
Qar uativ Of tuaut vA tObt
year, Of sge, resided at No. ~ Cherry street.
Richard Cronley native Of Ireland, twelve years Of
Ellen Tnrnay, native Of Ireland fifty five years Of age
resided ut No. 40 Trinity place.
Robert Brown native Of Ireland, forty years of age
resided at No. 81 Dvision street
Besides the above the Corouers notified of the
deaths Of about dozen others. and nquests will BIO held
ate ip the afternoon the Corouers made returns of
nquests they had held upon the bodies Of the following
Peter Leonard Ireland thirty four years Of age No 1871
John Gner Germany, thirty six years of age No 1876
Matthew Bowman, Germany, sixty years OF ago,
No. 2l0 Rivington street
Mary Powell, Ireland, fortytwo years Of age No. lol
Sessey So:nu scosn-nu, snrss y.-~- of arc. died
Terrence Morgan Ireland forty nvo years age, died
at Bellevue Hospital.
Barbara Balng, New York. three years Of ago. No 1856
Third street.
THE HEAT IN BROOKLYN.
Richard Jarooe, . foreman, employed in overseeing
workmcn In laying water pipe in the streets OF this city
struck down by the heat Of the Monday and
died bis residence, No. n Hudson avenue, the mid
night following.
A woman, apparently Irsh decently, but plainly
dressed 10 striped calico frock fell down Johnson's
dock foot OF Baltic street. yesterday from the effect OF
the heat The boys about there thought she drunk
and went TO her, but was soon found that she
in the agonies Of death. Policemen and she
was taken to the Third precinct station house. where
medical attendance Wal provided. She died, however,
shortly ater being brought there. Her appearance in
dictate that she was q temperate woman. She has not
been identified.
farm laborer named Owen Bcgncl, while nj work on
the farm CT Rcnard Stlwel In Gravesend, on Monday,
prosrstcd by the heat and died before he
yeyed to The house. He was a native or Ireland.
John Mcccup, residing In Dcknsons alley, died from
the effects Of the heat on Monday evening.
Several persons reported struck yesterday
and the day previous, but ALL with tho above exceptions,
recovered.
DEATHS IN JERSEY CITY.
A man known a. "NcarAguA," who has been vislier
about The ferries for some years past and had tue repu
ation OF being veteran OF many wars, prostrated
by the effects Of the yesterday morning. The
OF Morris and Hudson Streets and aren TO 90 Pros
psct snse Dr. 0cott examined him, and thinks that he
cannot survive.
Thomas Moore OF south Orange, New Jersey pros
aed by the heat OF the yesterday Afternoon that
he died soon Alter He had been the brewery Jer-
sey City fer feed for bis cattle and bis
turning bone, when the corner OF Cole and North
Second streets he fell OF He held hs lines and
dragged distance. Ono Of the horses stepped upon
his breast, but bones broken Coroner McAnsy
held inquest, when verdict Of "deaih by stroke
rendered.