The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
The Victims at Bellevue.

The ambulancee on Tuesday night continued
bringing to the hospital the stricken victims OF the
heat. All day yesterday more cases arrived, from
time to time and the care Of the unusual number
Of the afflicted kept busy most Of the employees Of
the institution until late last night. At ten O'Clock
Warden Brennan left Bellevue for the Park Hos
pital, where he remained experimenting affairs
until after midnight.
Six Of the persons at Bellevue who were sick
from sunstroke died yesterday. The list is as fol-
lOws:-
Ann Brown aged d1ty years. native OF Ireland
Jacques Cobb, a seaman on board the steamship
Vile de Paris, aged thirty-seven, died at twenty
Frederick William, a German fifty years old, died
at quarter to two A. M.
James Carpenter died at halfpast seven O'Clock
George Martin, sixty years of age, Irish, brought
yesterday from the Jefferson Market Police station,
died at four O'Clock p. M.
Bridget Healy, twentyfour years old, Irish, Of
100 Sullivan street, died at eight O'Clock r. NJ. ON
An unknown man was brought in dead, having
expired in the ambulance, and was placed in the
Morgue for recognition. He was aged about thirty
years, was about i've feet eight inches high, had
brown hair and a reddish mOustache, and wore
| green plaid shirt, an alpaca coat, sate-colored
| pants and elastic gaters.
An unknown man from the Seventh precinct,
who died In the ambulance. He is about five feet
eight inches high, foryive years OF age, wore red
| whlskers on the chin and had on red undershrt,
|
Anunknown man from the Fifteenth precinct, aged
about sixty years, five feet seven inches In height
having gray hair and whiskers. he wore brown
corded vest, dark pants, with brown plaid calico
shirt, white merlno undershirt, blue knit drawers
boots and blue cotton socks.
| THE LIVING.
The following is a list Of the victims Of the heat
who were brought to the hospital yesterday and
were stin living last night
Carl Link, aged thirty-six years, baker, German,
of 125 Stanton street.
- Busch, Of the same residence
John KOeeu, forty five years OF age, tailor, re.
siding at No. 1856 Fourth avenue.
Patrick Kelan, nineteen years old, native OF
was overcome with the heat In seventeenth street,
near Avenue b. from whence he was taken to Belle
vue Hospital
Thomas Larkn fifteen years OF age, of No. 8
Cornelia street. was found on the sidewalk, corner
Of Downing and Varick street.
An unknown woman, brought rom the Thir-
teenth precinct. She was found in Broome street.
Henry Case. twenty.six years Old, German, Just
landed, was picked up from the sidewalk, at the
corner of Nassau and John streets.
Charles Scharf, a German twenty-eight years OF
age, living in Ninety-second street, was found In
An unknown woman, with whom was a little girl,
had commissions brought on by the heat. she was
found at the corner Of Waverley place and Fifth
avenue.
Leon Course, no particulars known.
Sarah FISH, forty years OF age. brought by the
ambulance from the Seventeenth precinct.
An unknown man, found In the streets.
Mary Farrell. forty.three years old, Just arrived
from Albany. was found in the street unconscious.
Her friends are unknown.
An unknown man. five feet eight inches high,
black hair and WHISPERS, wearing linen coat, white
shirt and socks, was found in an alley In Monroe
street, near Corlears strekt, and brought 70
Bellevue.
An unknown man was found at the corner Of
Astor and Lafayette places. lie Is about tirty-two
years Old, with dark hair and moustache, nankeen
pants and coat blue striped woollen Shirt black felt
hat, CATERS, but no stockings
Isadore, workman on the Second Avenue
Railroad.
Rose Lynch, aged fifty two years, no home.
Joseph McMaon, aged thirtytwo, no home.
Sarah Friesbie, aged forty.
Mary Pratt, aged twenty-seven, OF No. 90 Henry
street.
An unknown woman found on the corner OF Eliza
beth and Hester streets.
IDENTIFIED.
Ann sullivan was found to be the name OF one o
the victims lying at the Morguc and her body wa:
taken away by her friends.
At tho CorOners' Office.
The following Is the record Of the Coroners ONCE
for the day.
Catharine Fitzgerald, sixty.six years Of age, o.
Jacob Feriber, III avenue B, died suddenly.
Ellen Rollins, forty-nve, ireland. l75 Elm street
down and at two O'Clock P. NJ she was found dead
Frederick Brenstead, thrty-two years, born II
Germany Gied n suddenly a. 4sS Greenwich street
'' james McCabe, zoe East Thirteenth street. dice
John Heaney, thirty years Of age. born in Ire
land 100 Broadway, died suddenly at six o'clocl
yesterday morning. The body was removed to AZ
East Thirteenth street.
Mary Cullen, thirty five years OF age, born IN Ire
land. died suddenly at 493 Ninth avenue
stephen Gleason, an Irish lab0rer, fortytwo year
Of age, only two months in the country, died Il
the Ninety-ninth street Reception Hospital. III
had been overpowered by the heat at the corner o
Tenth avenue and Fifty eighth street.
Isaac Carpenter, thrty-six years Of are. wai