The New York herald., 1872-08-20
THE HEAT YESTERDAY.

The SunertnGs OF F00r Auman1ty-A
Thunder Shower - Sunstrokcs - High
Range Of tho Thermometer - The
Weather I'm Brooklyn.
Yesterday the mercury in the thermometer
ranged high steadily. heavy thunder shower
passed over the lower part OF the town shortly after
noon but it did not have the effect Of cooling the
air. and the sun streamed down his scorching rays
with steadiness that was provoking.
At THE PARK HOSPITAL.
The following victims OF sunstroke were taken to
the Centre Street Hospital yesterday
Thomas Marve rongshoreman, residing at First,
avenue and Twenty fourth street, resuscitated
and discharged.
John Lee, commission merchant, living in
Brooklyn, was found sunstruck In the street ana
taken to the hospital in an ambulance.
These last three were all doing well last night,
and will doubtless recover.
Cornelius Bromberger, a laborer, forty-one years
OF age, died yesterday at "a South Fifth avenue,
from the effects OF the intense heat Coroner kee-
nan was notified to hold an inquest on the body.
An unknown woman, aged twenty-five, was over
come with heat IN car No. 20 OF Grand street lne-
Taken to Park Hospital
found on pier 2s North River. Taken to Park Hos
| pital.
A man named Murray, aged thirty living in East
| sixteenth street. while at work on pier rs East
River. Taken to Park Hospital.
Freedom l. Lemen steward on schooner Exer-
to Park Hospital.
Michael Donnely, aged twentyeight, residing at
| the corner OF BrOome and Elm streets. Taken to
Park Hospital
| OTHER CASES.
John D. Curran, aged tnirty-fve OF 357 Madison
street, died suddenly yesterday morning from the
| heat Coroner notified.
George KnowltOn, aged fifty years, residing Ing
| First avenue; taken to Bellevue Hospital.
James Foley, aged forty, OF Eighteenth street.
and First avenue, while at work plastertng In new
| overcome
heat and fell from the scarold. Attended by sur
| geon and taken home.
| Hoboken, N. j., in West street, near Murray. At
| tended by DR.. Hutchingson and left for home.
bert sTs street. n recovered d and ieft oT home. u
| George Heeran, aged thirty-two, Of 81 Willett
street. corner OF Water and Corlears street. At
Henry Koenler OF 52s Ninth avenue, found insen.
sible in the street last night. Attended by police
| surgeon and sent to Bellevue Hospital.
| Mary Mccarthy, aged thirty nine, OF 32s East
| Twenty-second street. was found dead in he'd last
evening" supposed to have been caused by neat
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT IN BROOKLYN
| The Coroner was summoned to hold an inquest
| on the body OF Charles Wyborand, German,
| thirty-two years OF age who found dead, 1t is
supposed from the effects or the neat, at MS
residence oe2 Fulton avenue on n sunday might ..
| 1875 Partition street, was sunstruck while at work
| In sewer on Fourth avenue yesterday afternoon
| He carried to his house,
Mr. James Stein, OF 657 Court street. fell dead yes
| terday afternoon from the effects Of the heat.
Y. Gicrist, OF 4s9 Baltic street, was overcome by
| the heat yesterday afternoon and died shortly
John Gallagher, boy eleven years old, residing
| at 1876 King street, was Frustrated with the heat
| yesterday afternoon.
Eugene Kennedy q resident of New York, was
Frustrated by the heat yesterday afternoon at
Hedenberg's stores, at the foot Of Richards street,
South Brooklyn.
terday afternoon while seated a stoop In State
street. He was taken to the hospital