New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
TElE HEATED TERM.
CASES OF sUS.s1RoRB YESTERDAY-GREAT CHANGE IN
THE WEATHER.

CASES OF sUS.sTRoRB YESTERDAY-GREAT CHANGE IN
THE WEATHER
We experienced delightful change OF weather
Yesterday the y being cloudy during the greater portion OF
the dav and Thermometer showing decenson OF about
90 degrees compared with the hottest days Of tho heated
reru-whioh is now thank Heaven thing OF the past
Every one reoced this happy alteration and the population
genera l. wore yecr esher and happier appearance than
bev have presented bsfre in a number OF days Seyerhc
les there number OF eases OF prosatou from n nest
C. roner Wdey held nquesis yesterday upon The HjWHF
persons v o had died from the excessive heat
Christian JAEGER aged 50year saVe Of Germany 1le" al
Peter - aged % years native Of Germany died NJ 10
william Anderson aged ?5 years native Of Iscaad died
Ann Cnran aged - years native Of Ireland. died at No
l4J East Broadway. ,. 40 900 -,
Malachi Fallen native Of Ireland aged 45 years died at
Ann Krch native Of Germany aged 90 years died At No
Robert MsAver native Of ireland aged 90 years died at
Henry H. Gritb native Of England aged 81 ycars ded
John McKnirit native Of Scotland aged 20 years died
board the steamship Iowa. lying at Pier NO a. NORM
Thomas Hunter native OF Ireland aged % years died ut
No i76 West Thirteenth -.
Joachim Mocler native Of Germany aged a years died
at No. 10 He.ierst ,,,-, -.,,e-..- A., ~. -
AieIsHder Kasr native Of Germany died at No = Bow
The same coroner held nqucss at tho NcwYork Hospital
the bodies Of four unknown men, about whom nothing is
The following cases are reported having occurred
"Wednesday up midnight IN addition 10 those mentioned N
rdwari wal caulkcr was taken N At Lis residence 40
80 Monrocsi o O'Clock Wednesday night and died At
IL O'Clock Supposed sunstrokc
Daniel NcNcho ded ron suns,Toko on board The steam
. wS.S died Suddenly a. No 9o wss, Tsohy sew
enth st. at . O'Clock yesterda, moTni1'.
AT o'clock yesterday mofnnf Liniei u9's, hseu D.
native Of England, died suidony II No e VIII iinst
Daniel Conner Of No ID CAerysi VS. Frustrated BY the
heat at Peek slip and taken to the Newiok Hospital where
lanes Rey aged 4 was prostrntel after returning from
his work p Wednesday al No 81 West SIIeehih'
81 S c W SlS Tayio aged s residing at No ls wc, Thirty
third prosIased by tie heat after returning from
Ali o'clock on "Wednesday night James Thonrson d'od
suddenly at No - West Tsen.y seyenth-st -. ,,
John Connolly was sunstruck WhAo WORKING al ~" '''
sIr ngst and died earls yesierdal morning.
Mny Moyn died at No. l6l Pcrryst
samuel Wall Of No 26 Janesi. was Frustrated ~ tne
corner OF Jane and West sts. and died
woman died suddenly O! No ~ West Thirty ~
The following are the cases OF partial ros,raon
I.sso.. -.,r ss-.S-. =, No SAer al Wa
Jnnes Ryan. native Of Ire and - years Of ago VI" pros
trated In Bleecker-si. Taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
Jonn Riley Frustrated at the corner OF Forty ifl
and Ninth ave. Taken home
Francis Libby resident q Georgeovn ID e., was over
come by the heat jersey City ferry Alter receiving nei
cal aid he able to proceed on hs journey
the heat while driving through wess "Wednesday afer
lo2ni anu Wai residing At No &c East Nineteenth
prosra,ed BY the heat SesenysiIh-st and Eghh-ave
irkgn and Maria Austin were Frustrated at the
Hudson River Railroad Depot in rhirtietlst
TgnTista He.ted Of No l54 CLrset Frustrated by
the heat. but soon recoyered and was lsken home:
Henry Williams Of Glen Cove was Frustrated While passing
through wnam.st.. and was taken home =.
Daniel Duane and Charles oNe the latter residing a, No
was taken to the NewYork Hospital and UNeii taken
home. - 49,,
was prosated by the heat seycnteennsi aud foraye
TAKEN 10 Bellevue Hospital 49,
John Kunne overcome by the heat 10 Thirty eighth st.
near SIthave Taken home to No 80 West Thirty hrsts
An unknown found Frustrated by the heat at the
Hospital.
struck the OF SecOndaVe ana twenty cNtha ST.
Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Bridget Small san-struck at o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. =. , . c,
James williamson taken TO the fourteenihs Station
Rouse suffering from sunstroke
John Kenney No. lg Mottst was sunsruck and taken
young man whose name is unknown, and who was en-
poyed nj "a Eghnaye sunruck and taken 10 Belle
Young man named John Rcardon arrested yesterday
morning on charge Of utoxcaon by Officer Reyele OF the
Eleventh Precinct The prisoner taken TO court and
temporarily committed BY Justice shandy 10 9O a t%e
Of and liquor. Medical aid was procured and Ia short
time he was pronounced out II danger
Catherine Berran found last evening at the corner OF
Frstaye and Thrythrd st. suffering from the effects Of the
heat She was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
sUssrRoKEs ~ BROOKLYS
The following nqaess we're held by Coroners Lynch aud
Smith yesterday on sun stroke cases:
Mary Winter, No 4is Atantlcst
Michael Grnham No. a Auintic.s'.
Thos. Duffy No. i35 Columbiasi
ThOs. Hughes. No 100 Amityst
Eliza c. Crawbuck, No. 35s Court-st.
Andrew Killen f0rty-seycnth Precinci StationhOuse
James T.. Massy. No. ~ Prospectst-
John Tornlsh No. ~ Wyckol-st.
Frederick Brookman Long Island College Hospital
Charles Bruelbech Surgeon steamer Western Metropo
lis, lying in Atlantic Dock.
Bridget Flood at the Forty fourth Precinct Station House
Charles SmOnson, No. 81 Bondtt
Andrew Sherman No. Ia Dyision,st.
Eliza Burkhardi, No 81 OxfordsL
Lucy Schwenker No. ; Dock II.
VIM. Wilson, No. ~ Navy ST.
Thomas Tyrre, No IS Fultop.st.
John Pugh. No g Yorkst.
Bernard Gamer Franklin st.. Greenpoint
Nearly all the above from sun-strose A Few were
from congestion Of the BRAIN superinduoed by the neat
The total number u deaths from all causes yesterday were
%. mostly from stroke
MORE FATAL CASES OF sUNsTR0KE IN JERSEY CITY,
Among the Of stroke jersey CITY, Tuesday and
wednesday three others reported to nave ded yese
day afternoon Deceased George Murray steward OF
the Cunard steamer Persia Hannah McAenan who resided
at the corner u Railroad unknown man VINO was en-
poyed at Carros bakery in South F0nTth IN the case OF
the unknown domestic whose death on wednesday morning
has already been noticed in these columns the Coroer re-
turned verdict oensng her employer for neglect both be-