New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
day eHenng snerinc from congestion Of the brain She

day evening suffering from congestion Of the BRAIN she
was taken to the City Hospital. , ~. ana
Mrs johnson, corner of Charlesst and Montave.,
Hudson City, Frustrated by the het ~ oa
OF y O'Clock on the l3th she oed a' - in
Hudson City, one of whom is not expected to recover
James Mccain died suddenly Yesterday afternoon, at
No. 400 East Thirteeuth.st. from the neal
At 4:SO D. m Phillip winter Of No 245 West Thirty-sev
enthst was found lying in Thirtyseventhst, between
Eighth and NnthayGs suffering from the heat. lie
taken 10 Mount Sinai Hospital, where he died soon after
Miss Josephine smith, boarding at No 500 MadsOnst
died suddenly last evening while sitting in a chair sup
posed from the effects of the heat.
Patrick Farrell died last evening at No 200 Firstave
from the effect of the heat.
Daniel Post OF No. IS Ffth-st. and Tenth-ave while
driving grocery wagon, was Frustrated by the neat
He is not expected TO survive.
An unknown man Frustrated by the heat while at
No 26 Ogerst yesterday afternoon and died after
The body taken TO the Morgue for Identification
A n. Austin, aged 80, residing at No. AL Highst,
Newark, while intoxicated overcome by the heat at
the corner of Ryders alley and FutOnst He was taken
TO Ous Fields saloon, where he is employed o.,
Frank Rupert, German. aged 50, employed at Stein
ways piano factory, was Frustrated by the neat ana
VIM Dougherty a laborer a years Of age, pros
trated by the heat while board Fulton ferry-boai
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in an insensDe cohu
VIM Kelly boatman was Frustrated by the heat at
the corner Of Whitehall and SOuthsts and taken 10 HIS
Fred Dick blacksmith residing at No 1913 Washing
tons was Frustrated by the heat and sent TO beeuo
Mrs Brown Of Guttcnburg n j., Frustrated at the
FOry-second-st Ferry. Taken home MY,
Peter Davis. residing at Sevenuethst ana Llexehln-
eve. sunstruCk at the Forty Ferry lakeh
home. ., oo.,.
In Jersey City several persons Frustrated Chris
TOPPER KumeT residing at No 81 EsseN-st. corner of
Westinghouse was sunstruck yesterday morning ana
has since died.
John Murphy, blacksmith aged about 49, worked at
the foundery No. 29 South EShhs died from exhaus-
ton
In Newark. laborer named Mann, living IN Soaring
ST., while engaged in outdoor work Yesterday, was sun
struck, and now lieafn critical condition. anil
Thomas Hogan found lying IN an exhausted cOndl-
ton in front OF No. 2sl Broad-st Two policemen took
him to the police station but he died before that pace
was reached.
THE HEAT ELSEWHERE. -
TORONTO July 14--Thc heat is intense. The
Thermometer stood 1909 in the shade at O'Clock TINS
afternoon. Several OF sunstroke occurred tou"y'
MONTREAL, July 14-To-day was the hottest Of the
season The thermometer was 9so in the shade Several
deaths by sunstroRe are reported.
CHICAGO, July 14-IhcrmOmetcr 90.
WILMINGTON, July l4.-ThermOmetcr 900.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. July l4This is ting nh hot day here,
The mercury reaching 1852 each day No fatal cases OF
sunStroke have been reported.
WASHINGTON, July l4-One death by sunsroke was re-
ported yesterday The thermometer in the Capitol at 10
o'clock this morning II cated $50.
WORCESTER, Mass, July John Flynn, aged 65
years, and william Murphy, aged 80 years, died Of sun
stroke in this city yesterday The mercury, at noon to-
day, indicated 95o IN the shade .
BNGHAMToS, July 1.-THE mercury rose to 1922 in the
ALBANY July 1.-the mercury here ranged from 900 TO
scHESEcT1DY, July 1.-THE thermometer indicated
lol7 in the shade. in this city ut to-day Several
cases Of sunsroe occurred in this county yesterday and
CHICAGO, July 14-slx cases Of sunstroke were re-
ported todaytwo fatal The highest range OF the Their
luOmeter was g5'.
PROVIDENCE, July lA-Four deaths by sunstroke have
occurred in this city during the past two days.
BURLINGTON, Vt. July l4.-Tbe heat Of the past week
has been intense the thermometer ranging rom 70 10
1929 in the daytime, and not below $50 40 night Many
cases Of sunstrOkc have occurred I'm tins city and
rounding towns Yesterday an empoyt OF Messrs Flint
Hall, lumber dealers, was killed By suusroke, and To-
day Simon Garyey, empOye OF the Rutland Railroad
was Frustrated. He lived about three hours
BAIT WCEE July I4-1le heat to-day ,Qualcd that OF
yesterday. At two o'clock T. the Thermometer stood
1894 The gazette office II is on p. No. SO degrees
ST. Louis, July l4-TodHy the warmest day Of the
season. the mercury standing 100 degrees IN the shade
several hours Fourteen OF suusrOke have been
reported since Sunday, most OF them fatal