The New York herald., 1870-07-21

y $50 Of the Second Heated Tsrm-Ths City 40
lieved-Number OF Cases Of sunstroke ana
Death from Excessive Heat During
tia Past -Four Days: ---

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The heated term-tne second for this year-is hap-
ni'v over. People breathe Freely ana feel well for
the arst time since Saturday ssr gaa four sAys IN
which the city gasped under the scorching sc sav
more sickness ana death from the eecs OF the ter
rible heat than the same number OF days IN any
year within the memory Of the Oldest New
Yorker. 1t was time Of peril. and one
that will not soon be forgotten by the sunerers, while
the relatives OF the large number Of citizens whom
the relentless sun destroyed will regard IL a. the
blackest In their remembrance. the number ol
cases OF sunstroke and OF deaths frvm excessive
heat was alarming and beyond precedsas The fol-
CASES REPoRrsp YESTERDAY
Michael Fogerty aged fourteen "a westTwentieh
Maria Quinn, OF POughkeepsie e
nea Dennis Haey; ~ recovered M and sent home.
suddenly az the house Of Mrs. Ceughiin l3t West
Twenty eighth street. II Is supposed from the heat
He Henry Bowd. German; taken to bellevue
Johannes san1elson, q Swedish emigrant; taken 70
the Park Hospital En
/. John Lyons, aged 20; taken to Bellevue Hospital.
:, Gottlelb Meyer aged forty, German; taken TO
Frederick Oonklin OF los East Isoth street. died
suddenly last evening from the effects OF the heat,
refer Donnoiiy, OF No IL Wooster street; taken
office Ia the City hGl 1t is fair to presume that the
treme heat Of the past few days.
William Delany. 4o5 West Thirty ninth street.
-, Losa schneider, five months. l06th street and
A child, Fifteenth precinct.
-" schaner, lorty years, German. 12l Eldridge
Peter Anderson, fifty years. Sweden No. 800 Water
John Williams, thlrty.tliree years, United States,
No. 81 Cherry street.
street.
Michael Culbert. afty years, Ireland, No 20 Leon
ard street. .eIe-
An infant at the Morgue.
Elizabeth OHara, No. go West Eighteenth street,
Michael Hendricks, No. 326 Eighth avenue.
Adam smith thrty.nlne, Germany, No. 3s First
avenue; was a mus clan.
George Feury, thirtyeisht, Ireland, No. a7s Wash
ington street.
George Beers, thirty years OF age Bellevue Hospi-
Unknown woman. forty.four years OF age. found
insenslbe In Thirteenth street, between Second and
Third avenues. Removed to Bellevue Hospital and
died. In one OF deccased's pockets was found a
visiting card 70 Randal's Island On the card was
written the name OF Mr.. Mangin. which IL Is hoped
Will lead TO her tdenttn alton.
Henry Hickman, No. S55 Second avenue.
man. name not given, No. 2l7 East Fourth str set.
Patrick Hogan n.tythree years OF age, ana born in
Ireland, was taken suddenly Ill In the store 81 AMI
50 Worth street yesterday afternoon and died soon
afterwards The body was removed TO the Flflh pre-
| clnct station house.
Mr5. Bridget o. Brien died from the effects OF the
heat at her place OF abode corner OF Bridge and
Wa.er streets, on tuesday night last
| +. w. Z. Ruthorlt, Custom House broker, died
| on last Tuesday evening, at his residence, Fourth
avenue, near Warren street. from the effects OF
| stroke.
George Donson, afty years Of age, overcome By
Jane Thompson, fourteen years old, affected by
| the heat Yesterday sent to her home.
william Williams, admitted TO hospital suffering
from deirlum caused by the heat and intemperanCe
A STARTLING TABLE.
The following table gives the official returns OF
cases OF Sunstroke and OF deaths from that cause
from and inclusive OF Sunday last TO midnight last
night