New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
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Bellevue 1rp Of No qs2 Fast Twenty st. was sunstruck
r.or n Tonrth.st and BOwery and aiken home.
AZ unknown was found g.Ostaed at The corneT Oh
uo,Noast and Firstave Taken TO Bellevue Ho pltL. o.,
J,hu Kelly was sun struck while paving he sdeNak at
ne corner CT Avenue and Fourhst Taken to bene'''
man was found lying unconscious at the eSrns
Of St. Marksplace and Secondave and taken 10
John Butler residing in Forty secOndst near
was Frustrated and taken home. , c-aenvricb
George Richardson residing corner OF Jane anu ~
sis was Frustrated by the heat ,,rc Of M 92l
Frederick Blaze German, aged - and resiuDs d" w. ~
Firb.st was prostfated. Taken home. .l ., ,h
Pae6bc was Frustrated BY the heat and taken 10 the
John Kep aged 40 Ireland residing at no liG Is9erry
81 was postrased by the in Iottst taken 10 bee'ue
1.e shields Ono CAT Tbrdnve Frustrated at No.
loi seventh.ave. Taken home by BIS frlenes' homo
An unknown nan sun-strruek WINE drIvns ponc
wagon through West Thirty nnthst Iaken 10 jews NOS
i Ds,nrsev was sunstruck and taken to his home No
n ' omar was Frustrated by the the OF
sevenhave and seveneenths Taken home to No. 81 "est
AM unknown map about 30 years of age Frustrated at
the Of Sixthaye. and Ihirnethst lie was taken
Henry buckley was sunstruck Of Fifthave and
Twenty.frsi-st. Taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Fortiehst was postrated In Thirty rsst near BIod"ay
Dennis BTaSIey employed at No 81 Lbcrtyst, was pros
tlaed and removed to the NewYork Hospital ~
Thirty fourth St. N r. Sent home TO Forty iourtns and
CASES OF sCN.sTRoKEIN HRooELYN.
The following fatal eases are reported
Bridget flood by officer Griffin OF Che Forty
fourth Precinct Police Yesterday on ,se che dc!oSl
aud shortly after died. Coroner Lynch held an quest NV
verdict Of from the effects Of neat was rendered.
An unknown man was found lying at the OF Con
ba and Summitsts. by officer brannnban OF lne loy w
Precinct Police The had evidently been overcome oy
the heat ON being taken 10 the Station honse he expired
The deceased about 40 years of age, et lhc.es "
par of spectacics &C. and railroad ticket deted July
issued at Newark y " New York and return;
4 rauiffp At
and Il ni' died rom the effects Of the heat
Patrick ourte died suddenly from TIE effects Of the nea' al
John Caiough died from a simssr cause al No.. Wa
Depew ace 90 yonr ard ding in the rear OF 10
49, Yorkst overcome by me heat ard dled ,,,,.
Michael Graham aged 40 residing at the corner o. Wiiow
and Atantcsts died from the heat IN few hours aSt OnH
John smith residing at No lls Eaitc.st. Postraed
| by the heat and died in consequence . - - 4,. o..
Thomas Trrep aged 40 years residing at No % fsohst
Iaft eveninr Mr. Charles Simonson She employ Of Mr.
Joseph Hopkins of the knickerbocser Ice Compt as pooA
keeper was by the heat and ded va consequence
scue twenty additional cares are reported ON none or ~
least very few arc likely TO grove tatal' .,
AN unknown foand IN an nsensihe cohalloh ~
e loot Of South Ninhstteei lroo6yn - ~ GA inesoS
attended by Dr. Bonner but death enc ed IA ne
of the night Deceased Who weighs aDoal p pouAef
straw hat HIS is about Is The body has Dot beea
Mr., 0DoppeI residing at No South Fth.strce; T. u.
by beet while IN her room on Tuesday Hsh
Henrv Trysiee residing at No staggtreet died from
congestion Of the sran caused by excessive heat
large nuEber of other cases OF sunsiIoke are reported
but none Of them Of q fatal character.
| EPFEcS Oh THE HEAT IN JERSEY ClIf-fI'L FAlAL
CASES.
During yesterday and the preceding night there were ye
additional deaths in Jersey City nom sunstroke when DC
Jay Hnbert who resides at the corner OF Seyenh-ave
and Thirty second-s NewYork who was prostraEed at p
| N died at II o'clock the same night
McGratb girl 10 years OF age VINO was sun
struck , p. m. died at o'clock tho same evening
Robert Hutchinson Scotch emigran who was ouTneyng
| witt his
the New Jersey Central Railroad depot nd died yesterday
| morning at 6 ociOck.
Mar Donneiy living at No 81 Sussex who pros
| troted Tuesday evening died yesterday afternoon
lady living al the corner Of Grove South Fihst
ber place Tuesday while evidently suffering iron the neat
and died at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning
/ THE THUNDERSTORM YEsTEEDAY-LOss or LnL-DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY.
The thunderstorm yesterday caused considerable
damage to properly and loss oflhe.
IN BEOOKLYN.
l. residing in the house OF NJ charles Elhs "a
Marion ST. HogaTd.aye Brooklyn instantly killed
by lightning She sitting in room IN the ower part 81
A man who keeps a Fulton-avc. near Nevins
premises was prosraied BY lightning lie taken bis
home in fetbushaye By some neighbors Ills case As not o
ISe spre Of the Presbyterian church ey Mr. Greenlef
PASTOR in Frankinaye. near Myrtle'aye, Brookyn was
black miil.shop IN Bergen..t smiths. some
what damaged by lightning.
In Brooklyn the Police telegraph wires connecting the df
stations blown down the storm. and comnnn
cation interrupted for several hours.
Of six threestOry brick buildings IN washing
ton ST. Fourthaye eyeled 10 the ground yesier
day by the gale They nearly finished The
loss will TO about $1,000.
IN THIS CITY.
portion of the and bery Of ST. Theresa church
Roman CatLolic) tho OF Kruger and Henry s;s
was struck by lightning last evening ma dcsiroyea
II JERSEY CITY.
During thunder shower yesterday which
in Jersey City, the lightning struck in Yorks
completely stripping the bark from top to bottom but leaving
other mark Of its presence.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE July ls-Tbere were no less than 20 deaths
from this city Yesterday and quite number ser
ously III from the There fine breeze
morning but the heat IS Still excessive the mercury ranging
from go TO go.
PHILADELPHIA July ls1hermometer at 1870 to-day. seo
There fatal cases Of stroke this morning