New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
in portleth.st, near Ninth-ave Taken to Bellevue

DALEY -
corner of Fighav and FOurteenth-st ana Sent 70 MS
residence No 635 East Nntb-st - $50 49,, l.,
HE ar the corner Eleventh st. and Fstaye ana
taken TO Bellevue Hospital. -, ,,..,As ,, hsiress
~ ne corner OF urng slip and Frontst sunstruck
At the corner Broadway and Duanest and taken 10
| the New York Hospital ,,,,,,
Nm r Eliery carpenter residing at No 743 Eighth
ave was overcome by the heat while riding III sueet
Brennan was Frustrated By the heat at the
corner OF Broadway and Eghthst, and taken hono ~
f. Knot. German. was Frustrated at the corner OF
Broome and EldridgeSts He was taken nome !" W. "
Joseph Powers residing Brooklyn, was Frustrated at
the corner Of Broadway and Nnth-st. $500, l.,
Michael Patton, aged 90 years. was proou"'0u "
Barcay-st., near Broadway. A.. -, ,ba
An unknown man was found nsensibe in front OF the
Hoffman House. He taken TO Bellevue HOsPItSSI
Policeman Abraham Storms OF tine broauMa1 'q I'D
was Frustrated at the corner OF fWeadonarters and
attended by Surgeon Pooler -, ,.ostrato
in the City Hall Park and taken to Castle Garden -
Mrs. Alexander was found FRUSTRATED WIN Ho"' ."
Waker.st Taken home 20 No. 166 Hester-st. A. 20
Councilman jeremiah OBrien, from over exeruon' Was
taken suddenly III at his residence, NO. 70 OEeIs'' O
he was soon relieved, and considered out OF DANGER:
An unknown man found in Nnth-aVe suhSuucA'
Charles Turner OF Thirteenth-st. and Tenthave was
overcome 10y the heat the Of Twentynfth-st
and Firstaye. Taken to Bellevue. 49,. o..i,,,
Jas Wupr found IN front Of No. 4S9 Pearst suffering
from sun-,troke sent TO the New York Hospital
John Dalton of Seventhave. ard Forty-secondst was
found overcome by the heat near the of Forty
Jacob spear was Frustrated at No 100 Elmst Sent to
An unknown man was found at Robinson and West-sts
sun struck. Sent TO City Hospital lila. =.
Mr. Frednberger OF No. SXth-ave, while working AT
No 90 Chambersst., suddenly FRUSTRATED sent u
Thes' bermedy died from sunstroke at Eghtyeigh
Rove knowles of No SAG Tenth ave. was found at
Thos MoIov was frustrated at No 24a Mulberryst
An unknown aged about 50 years, was taken TO Bele
lane F5sar aged 49, iodcer at the Twenyrst Pre-
cnc Station, to Bellevue Hospital overcome WIN
heat. ,. -. and
East Broadway, Frustrated with heat. -, 49,
Frank Shandy laborer, was overcome WIN heaV oh
FOrtyffth-st., near SecOnd-ave sent home.
An unknown found sick and unable TO speak
in Ryington-st. last evening.
Six employed in the Navy Yard were sunstruck on
Wednesday, and yesterday work IN all the M
of the yard was suspended The roll will be called TINS
morning II the Thermometer does not exceed 30 degrees
James Dunn FRUSTRATED by the heat at the corner
of DeKalb-ave and Raymondst. lie was taken TO the
Peter Walsh lodger at No 1875 York ST. died from the
Daniel Summers, working on a building in FlatbusG-
home, corner Of Van Burenst and Classon-aye: ~,
Patrick OHaTa was Frustrated by the neat 49,, az 10,
Hamilton-ave He taken 70 the Long Island Hospital
Peter Nicholson, o laborer, Frustrated while AT
work Fourthave lie was taken to the City Hospital
Three Of the employees of the Brooklyn ana NeWlO"h
Railroad Company were Frustrated by the neat;
An unknown man was Frustrated yesterday, near
Greenwood Cemetery entrance. He was taken 10 the
Long Island Hospital
Az unknown man, well dressed with gold watch ana
chain, was found lying nsensiDe on me corner Oh D9
Kalbave. and HousOnst., yesterday He was conveyed
John Clement pedder, Frustrated by the heat IN
Adamsst, near Front He was conveyed to his home III
Kentaye.
Charles Pagan was overcome by the heat In Sandsst'
near Adams He taken TO his home IN Charles-st
CURED in the Eastern District yesterday The following
the fatal cases;
Adolf Feltmann proprietor of lager beer saloon corner
MeseTOle and EWen-sts.
Frederick Prestler. No IS Leonardst.
man, name unknown, residing IN WycKonst'' near
Lorrimer
German was sunstruck at Astoria, yesterday, end
Two cases of sunstroke occurred at Hunters Point.
Fnrman seaman and Quincy Reynor sunstruck
iaborer at East Jamaica Frustrated by sunstroke
while moving, and died in q few minutes.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
Mrs Garce Of Portchestcr Frustrated by the heat
John Mccoy was overcome by the heat on Tuesday at
Rye and died IN a few hours.
Three men who worked I'm the sugarhouse at Jersey
CITY were suustruck Wednesday Two OF Them John
Mared aud John Montzer AGED respectively p ana 90
died shortly afterward The other r. Haser Is III a fair
Mrs MeManus' residing at the corner Of York and
A man named Van Fausil was suustrucR and now Hes
dangerously i'll 1t the Police station - . .,,..,,.,
Alexander Adare, carpenter, aged 26 was sunrtuch
at the corner of Hudson and Greenests and died a
James Kelly was sunstruck, and died shortly after
John Mansfield also died from the effects OF sun
stroke.
! A few unknown persons sunstroke in Hoboken
Yesterday OF those affected the day previous four nave
| died. ~
over a dozen cases Of sunstroke occurred in Hobokon
| on Wednesday OF which proved fatal The Two pO-
cemen who were Frustrated by inc neat are recovering
HUDSON CITY.
Robert Ross sunstruck Wednesday evening, and
lies ia a critical condition.
| NEWARK.
PLANES Mullen an Engineer in Peddie's trunk manufac;
! tory Campfeld-st, Newark sunstruck and expired
III about an hours time ~, ,.
tory Orsgest Newark was sunstruck and dedlh the
! early part of the evening.
Peter Carol, labOrer died ar p. m, wednesday -
| Jacob Wooster, employed III gas company uleu
| within five hours after receiving sunstrOke
| Joseph TrebOd, a carpenter, died
owen COunertZ, of Boston ST., died
James Davis, % New-st, died.
Henry McChrystlc, died -,
large number Of other persons were overcome IN the
street, but recovering.
| A number Of factories in Newark have ceased work.
and will not resume until the weather moderates
THE HEAT IN TORONTO.
The Toronto GlObe OF Wednesday has the following: We
have been furnished by Prof Kingston OF the Toronto
Observatory, with the following particulars with refer
euee To the present heat and that Of former years which
admit Of being compared with it in duration and nten
sity IL will be observed that the table only gives those
years which the heat OF the present was IN any way ap
pOXimated and the comparison reveals the fact That o
steady unrcmittng severity, this bears of the pain as
compared with any within the last 80 years at least
How far further back could go to find ITS equal II i
perhaps hard 10 say but the hgnres gwen WILL We nope
prove sufficiently satisfactory without any demand behs
made for any further reference in the same direction
MeantemP The maIima highg'
Of group. group temp
! 49,. DAYS commencing July ll........767 1913 s5l
1885,. u days commencing Aug i.......1tB ~ ~
l8J4....l u DAYS, commencing July l4.'.''''iS6 81,
1868. - days, commencing july l.....thJ "'o ''
IL thus appears although the recent heat has beer
exceeded I'M former yeare with respect the daily max
3,n. fha aga nm A In