New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

tIated in City Hall Park, and taken TO the Park
William Mofat, age 30, of the Park House, at Church
and Cedar-sts. Taken the PARK Hospital
william Belts age 81, Of No. 3O3 East Eleventh-st ~
Fonrteenth-st. and Third-ave.
Jeremiah MOnahan, age As, on Third-ave.
dwSt1 laval axe "a, no home was found nIens'oe
q Mnnson age go OF No. IL Jones-st, Barrow and
Michael Kavanash, age 49, at No 4os East Eleveu,hst
Mary SheehaD 35, WAS found at No. Sc Mulberry
st.. and taken to the Park Hospital.
Adam Disingor age ls, OF Futon-aye East New York.
was found prostrated IN South near FutOnst. and was
taken 10 the Park Hospital.
William Avens, age 49, OF No 20 Prnce-st, was found
on Broadway and taken to Bellevue Hospital.
An unknown man. ago about 30 was found insensible
I'm Fifty-nnth-st and taken to the Reception Hos
pita.
man named Henning was prostrated in Centre-st
John Hutchinson, age 49, of No II Mottst was found
prostrated in RoOseyets and was taken TO the Park
Julius Jackson, age 81, of No. 10 RvingtOn-st, at
Bleecker and Greene-sts.
Patrick Grady, age IS months, was taken out OF the
house No 23 East Twenyeghth-st. and sent to Belle
vue Hospital.
East Twentye yent-st, overcome by the heat aud
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Henry Gale, age 25, OF No. 643 Eighthave was found
on the sidewalk on Grand-st., and was taken home.
John II. Moore, OF No. 1l2 Hudson-st. was taken TO
the Twenty-eighth Precinct station-house.
John Thompson age 10, OF No. 25l Hudson-ave, was
sunstruck at Sands and Washington-sts His case was
IN BRooKLYN.
The following fatal of sunstroke were reported
yesterday In Brooklyn:
Rose Thornden, age 2s OF No 4s9 Ninth-ave., New
YORK, was Frustrated by the heat while visiting her
sister at NO. 7S WacOtt-st., Brooklyn, and died.
catherine Connel, a., OF Underhl-ave. and War
renst, was prostrated by the heat while Washing and
died.
Charles Baggett, age So, died from the heat at his
residence, No 20 North Frstst
Nathan B. DebOis, age 81 pr0straed by the heat
IN fuon-st, and was taken to his home No. 100 Wash
ingtOn-st.
rll Henry Moore, age 80 was Frustrated in Myreave
Taken TO the City Hospital
John Daley, ago f5 barkeeper at Wythe-aye. and
IaYor-st, died from the heat at p. yesterday.
John Farrell, 26 OF Eghteenthst., prostrated
In C0urtst and died at the Long Island College Hos
pital.
An unknown died from the heat at John sterlings
farm, New Lots
L. Dorlon, age 49, Of No. 70 Lawrence-st. was sun
struck In front Of his door.
Jofn Quinn, age d. sunstruck in Atlantc-st. He
resides az No. 81 Madisonst, N w. convey ed to
the Long Island College Hospital.
John Bader died from sunstroke at No 22 Socktonst
THE HEATED TERM ELSEWHERE - THUNDER
BOLTS AND sUNSTR0KEs.
ALBANY, July 4.-The heated term of a
weeks duration eliminated, last night, in Of the most
terrific thunderstOrms ever witnessed here, which
lasted several hours The storm continued to-day
at intervals. The Albany Railroad stables in the lower
part OF the city, struck by lightning this forenoon
and fired from front to The horses and
saved, and the fire confined to the upper story and
portion Of the lower story The loss is about $1,000
PoUGHKEEPsIE July 4-The heat up to was in
tense Five OF sunstroke have been reported but
none fatal as yet.
RICHMOND, July 4.-The weather, which for several
days past has been intensely hot with the Thermometer
from go to 1922 more pleasant to-day.