The New York herald., 1866-07-19
THE MEAN TEMPERATURE.
Suboned is table Of the heat during the last eleven
days in a locality of about the average intensity

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suNsrRoKEs IN YORK.
The following sunstrokes were reported by the po-
John Hetchey aged thirty-fve, residing at s5 Fifth
street. found at the corner OF Centre and Pearl
ion house in Franklin street. and died soon after getting
here.
Old found at the corner of Elm and Worth streets
overcome with the heat Taken TO the City Hospital
John Kennedy aged thirty one, living at 2s7 Mott
street, found suffering from sunstroke at 90 Mott
steet, and was taken home
In unknown woman, about forty-fve years Of age,
VIZ found at 70 Mott street. Taken to Bellevue Hos
William Anderson, aged twenty 1--WE, died suddenly at
abut two O'Clock from the effects Of heat at his resi-
dace, 102 Bayard street,
bout eleven o clock woman named Henrietta Hox-
fell to the ground in John street from the effects OF
TIL heat and was taken TO her horne No. l54 Chris
t0her street.
II half-past twelve man by the name of Henry
Villains sunstruck in William street. near Fulton.
h taken to the Second precinct station house,
were he recovered sufficiently to go TO his home at
Gen Cove.
about one o'clock man by the name of Daniel Con-
nj fell the effects Of the heat at the foot OF Peck
SD. Conveyed to the City Hospital where he died
son afterwards Ho lived at No IA Cherry street, and
setween two and three o'clock a man by the name of
lniel Duane overcome with the heat IN Beekman
Us thought he could not live above an hour.
Mr. Charles O'Nel fell down, from tho effects Of the
bat, in Beekman street. near Gold He was conveyed
I his residence No 64 West Houston street.
Patrick Campbell. aged twenty-five living at No 22
ak street. was overcome by the heat in Ferry street,
Margaret Holiness aged thirty three, living at No. 70
ames street. was found dead in her room
Edward Price, aged twenty-one, living at No. "a Oliver
ireet, died suddenly at his residence
Christian Yerke, aged nfty.eght, died suddenly from
se effects Of heat, at No New Chambers street.
nm 2pnth Uad rfv oi0 ragid al
ewater street. overcome with the heat Immediately
f.er his return from the funeral Of y friend.
Dennis Broderick, aged fifty. living at No ~ Oak
lreet, died suddenly from sunstroke.
Daniel Brown aged twenty. Ave, was found dead yes.
Mary Holmes died from the effects Of the heat at No.
10 James street.
Michael Adolph was found dead in his bed at 80 Mon.
Sarah walker was found dead At 80 East Broadway.
William Murphy was found prostrated by the heat at
Thirteenth street and avenue G. Sent to Bellevue
Patrick Campbell, aged twenty-five Of % Oak street,
innsbruck in Ferry street Taken home.
rernard Kelly Of 12o Clinton street, was sunstruck
AnnSealy Of lSs East Eleventh street. was prostratsd
oy rhs hsa1 Ts I'd d taken TO Bellevue
Inc IWe.y eighth yreclnct police report that Ger
Mary Boyle. sSyant at No o. Bedford street, and
Saker samea JAM, Gibson, No 27e Blsecker strcel
Albert Gray died atIo a2e Ninth avenue from sun
stroke.
An unknown German, srty five wears Of ace. died at
No. 81 Park street from thu heat
An unknown German, aeed twenty-five years, died
Patrick ToIlen died at No West Forty ar,s street.
Ann Jasper aged seventy, ded at No i27 Eas, ronrh
Sixth street.
Theodore Rebenstora aged twenty eight died at No.
l34 East Houston street.
Francis Meyer aged forty five, died from the effects
" man mn named Lubcn died of heal at No. Ludlow
street.
william Jacobs died at No 100 West ThF,ieth street
from the heat.
Patrick sherlock died at 25s wcs. Twen,y-eght stree.
OF the heat.
Addison Tderson died of sunstroke No ss4 Bleecker
street
Edward Baker of No i.2 Ninth avenue, dled from the
effects OF the heat
An unknown man was found prostrated corner OF
Houston and Cannon streets, dying at e Eleventh
Mrs Connor, aged 90, Of "a Oliver; Mrs Gourdon,
aged 30, OF 81 Oliver, and Ann johnson, Of 81 James
street, all died from sunstroke
An unknown woman died suddenly nj os West Twersy.
eighth street. from the effects Of the heat Taken to the
morgue.
An unknown woman died at lel Perry street. from the
Mary J. Reilly, Of aoI East Thiry-sxth street, died
Matthew Elliot of 50 vesey street, died suddenly from
the effects OF the heat
Charles Mccraft was found Broadway suffering from
the heat Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
Philip Carroll proetrated by the heat In Stanton
street. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
German named Schowick died suddenly Mt "a El.
bridge street. from the heat
Jane Clark, Of 3s7 West Twelfth was overcome by the
Henry Densbach died suddenly from the heat.
John Rogers Of No. $50 West rwenty-scventh street.
was prostraisd yesterday afternoon by the heat
Patrick Daley was eunstruck, corner Broadway aud
Seventeenth street. Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Edward Buler was prostrated on the Bowsy. Taken
An unknown woman about fortyhve years OF are pros
trated In Mott street. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
John Kennedy Of No, 27i Mott street, was ovsrpow-
Henry loggn Of No. 2os East Nineteenth street, was
sunstruck.
Christian Yerke aged CITY eight years, died suddenly
at No. New Chambers street.
John Smith Of No 80 underwater street, prostratsd
by the heat on return from the funeral OF friend.
Francis West ,coored thirty eight years Of age,
siding at No. catharine lane, died suddenly Of sun
stroke.
Philip Kuher, Of No. 1ol Orchard street, died at I'VE
r. ~, from the effects Of the heat
Robert Wood OF No. eS East Nineteenth street, was
prosraed by the heat yesterday afternoon and taken
Dennis Broderick, aged 30, died suddenly at No. Z
Oak street
An unknown nan was found prostra,cd by the heat in
East Thirty second srcet Taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
In dying condition
Officer Daniel McIiues, Of the sixth precinct while pa
trolling his beat IN Centre street was overcome
by the heat and taken 10 his residence No 81 Park
street by his fellow Officers and after lingering for
connected with tho police force FOR several years past and
has always borne good reputation as . man and an
onieer He leaves wife and four children
ROT WEATHER IN RRooKfyx
Although II was MT intensely hot In BROOKLYN yce-
terday as y was on Tuesday yet nearly all outdoor avo-
dcavorcd 10 keep themselves cool as possible with the
thermometer at nnay eight and .nine degrees in
the shade The alarming bills OF mortality caused the
people TO be more cautious In exposing theseyeH Tho
usual number of deaths in the city during week aver.
ages one hundred end twenty For tho past three days
two hundred and cine applications for burial permits
have been made at the oucc OF the Board OF Health.
srssrroKgs BRooxryx
The following are the deaths from the effects OF the
heat as reported BY the police yesterday
lady, whose name could not be ascertaned was
found prostrated by the heat ais Atlantic street She
was taken 10 the city Hospital, where she died shortly
srr her arrival and thence her body was sent 70 the
dead houee 10 await Identification
- Henry Wilson, one OF The employees in the Brooklyn