The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-26
THE INTENSE HEAT.
The Range of the Mercury Yesterday and Its
Disastrous Rssults-A Long List OF Sum-
strokss-The temperature Elsewhere.

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The metropolis was yesterday visited by another
day OF intense ana almost broIllng heat and the re-
suit was q very large number OF cases Of sunstrokc
many Of which proved fatal, and q very large pro-
portlonate degree OF suffering among the thou
sands who were not SO unfortunate as 10 be COM
| PEELED to succumb.
The cases OF snnstrokc coming under the notice of
| the police were as follows-
| Mrs. Charlotte smith, OF Nos. II and 10 Park row;
| recovered.
William Savage, OF 40 East Seventeenth street /;
taken TO Twenty ninth precinct station house.
Philip Walker, l45 West Sixteenth street, sent to
| Centre Street Hospital.
| Andrew Konse, OF G3S Eleventh avenue found In
| stable IN rear OF $40 Eleventh avenue died.
William Berkney, bartender for George Forest,
corner Of Fiftyseventh street and Seventh avenue,
| died while at his business.
Kate Sullivan, Of No. 10 vandewater street, re-
covered.
| Ann Mclaughlin, Of 127th street. near Seventh
| avenue, died at -FOUR r. NJ.
Dennis Callahan was found at pier Al North river
ana recovered.
Michael Harmon, pedlcr OF ia Hester street. was
taken home ana recovered.
James Kuday, who has no known residence, was
sent to Bellevue Hospital.
Philip Muller died at 4oS West For,y-nrst street.
Owen Bonne OF No. 4ol West thirty street,
revived and was taken home
James Downey, of 40 Christopher street, was
taken to his home, and died soon after.
French woman, supposed to be named Melmore,
dropped dead a. the OF Mott and Pell Streets
ana was sent TO the MOrgue.
Catharlne Frederick. living In Mulberry street,
covered from slight sunstroke.
sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Sebastian Cloud Of 27O avenue A, recovered and
went home
W. Q. Luecher of Sixth street, near avenue A, was
sent to Bellevue Hospital
John Lyons OF 3l2 Sixth street. was found near
the Times building, ana sent to Centre street Hos
pital.
Michael Rylan, Of I4l East Eighty second street,
recovered, ana was taken home.
William Gibbons, of Varck street, near Canal,
was taken to Centre street Hospital
August Speel, Of No: 424 East Ninth street, was
Charles Jannersback Of No. $50 Fourth street, was
Urlck Duber Bucler, German emigrant, while
waiting at the HUDSON River Railroad depot for
his wife and seven children last evening was over
| come by the heat, attended by Surgeons Otis and
| Armstrong, and died In a few minutes.
Patrick Hogan o. 900 East Futy-ninth street, died
| Patrick McGlonie a blacksmith was found dead
IN Iwelah =, avenue, between seventy-eghth and
william Weber, OF 10th street, near Third avenue
| was brought from Astoria suffering from sunstroke
| Terrence Duffy, OF sos West Forty-fourth street,
was Frustrated by the heat; sent 70 Bellevue Hos
| pital.
Mary Tuttle Of First avenue and Eighteenth
street was overcome by the heat; sent to Bellevue
| Hospital.
| William Savage, OF At East seventeent street, was
| sent to Bellevue Hospital.
An unknown man, found In the yard OF 217 West
Thirty.hf.h street, was taken to Bellevue Hospital
He Is seaman, about thirty years of age; had linen
| pants, wnHe snrt, no coat, dark complexion, dark
| hair and mustache.
James Palister, found on the Ninth avenue; was
| sent to Bellevue.
Catharne Shredan, of SO Cherry street, died at her
| residence.
| Cr =
| Bellevue.
Theodore nler. Of Newark, N. j., was found in
East Broadway, and sent to Bellevue Hospital
Robert Gibson, OF III Seventh street, Williams.
burg recovered and was sent home.
John Maxwell, OF 23 Harrison street, was found in
| West street and sent home.
An unknown man, about thirty years of age, light
complexion, heavy sandy side whsAers, was found
very Ill, supposed from sunstoke, in cell In the
Fifth precinct station house, and sent to Bellevue
NJ. r. Giggs, OF No: AS West Twelfth street, was
found On the steps OF No IL East Fourteenth street.
ana taken home In q critical condition,
| Patrick Mali01, OF No. King street, was sent to
| Bellevue Hospital.
Michael Cunningham was found in Hudson street,
| near King and taken home to No. IS King street
| The following deaths were reported to Coroners
Rollins and keenan,. Most OF the cases are supposed
t2naye Deeq the result OF the heat accelerated by
George Bromley, % years, England, 1s5 Allen
Philip Muller, 4os West Forty-arst street.
| Child OF George Peasy, No. 65l West Forty.slx.h
street.
| Hugh Mclean, No. 2is East Twenty-drst street.
Amos Galney, No. 033 Third avenue.
James Tierney, No. IFS West Broadway, drowned.
Ellen Lane, q woman twenty-Slx years OF age,
died in the Centre Street Hospital yesterday morn
ing from the effects OF extensive burns received on
Friday last by the explosion Of Kerosene OIL lamp
which she was In the act OF filing at her residence,
40 Nett street. The body was removed TO the late
home OF the deceased, where Coroner Rollins was
notified to hold an inquest.
Or. Balizer gentleman of sporting proclvtes,
died suddenly yesterday at the Arson House, corner
Of Spring and crosby streets. Coroner keenan, took
charge OF the case
Mary Ann Thompson died suddenly at 80 Pell
street.
Henry Behms, forty years OF age, a native OF Ger.
many, residing at No 391 Graham avenue, Il. D.,
Brooklyn. died yesterday afternoon from the effects
OF the intense heat.