The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-02

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people q the day were sssuredly those who
SSs q and no doubt ali Who could DO So got
away. In central Park there was q large attend
ance and ut each OF squares and downtown parks
anorded them The animals in the menagerie at Gen.
tra Park suffered terribly from the heat, and many
SO much attention bestowed on them. In the yard
OF the Tombs Prison two pigeons cropped dead nom
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the hottest st of July we have had in ten years. the
wonder is that the record Of the suffering and the
deaths caused by the heat liz not larger.
The following gives list Of the snnstruck In the
city and suburbs, the names of whom have not been
already published
sUNsTRUCK IN THE CITY.
Mr.. Hartlong died at Roosevelt hospital on Thurs
day night from sunstroke. The Coroner was noti-
Bridget Curran who, suffering from the heat,
drank too much Ice water, died on Thursday from
the effects The Coroner was notified Yesterday
to at the Twenty-eighth precinct station house;
Timothy KerRan, truck driver, OF Brooklyn,
overcome by the heat in Pearl street, near Burllng
slip was removed to the Park Hospital.
John Barry Fulton ton and and state streets, Brookiyn
Barclay street yesterday, and taken to the Centre
with the heat yesterday in First avenue and was
taken to the station house and attended.
Timothy Currin, laborer OF l9l Grand street,
was Frustrated by the heat yesterday and attended
at the Centre Street Hospital
Mary Mcintyre, aged forty-three died suddenly in
her shanty in East Seventeenth street, on Thursday
evening as Is supposed from prOstratiOn by the
heat. An inquest will be held
Richard ]. Tobin died yesterday at 1870 East
TwentyfOurth street, from congestion or the brain,
superinduced by the extreme heat. Coroner Herr
man was notified.
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, was
found on the corner OF Second avenue and Twenty
first street and sent to Bellevue Hospital where he
died at five O'Clock last evening.
Jane Bennett, sixty years OF age, no home, but
who has been In the habit OF lodging at the Twenty
Vest
heat. The body was sent to the Morgue and the
Lewis Hefdrick, aged forty-two, no home, was
found in Stanton street. and sent to Bellevue Hos
pita.
nine inches high, with gray hair and beard was
discovered on the corner or Broadway and Barclay
street. He was dressed in dark trousers, linen
coat, gray woolIen Shirt tall hat and shoes. He
was dying last night at ten O'Clock.
James Fitzgerald, twenty eight years of age OF
Forty-eighth street and Eleventh avenue, was pros
trated by the heat while at work at the MetrOpOli
tan Gas Works in Forty-second street. He was sent
home.
Lawrence Myers, ffty-three years Of age of 1875
avenue B, was found in the First avenue and sent
home.
in Pearl street, near Burlng slip, and sent to the
Park Hospital.
An unknown man was 1Ounu on pier u NORTH
River and sent to the Park Hospital.
Jane Kearns, forty-dve years OF age, no home,
was found by the police of the Sixteenth precinct,
in the street and was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
An unknown man, about forty years of age, was
found on the corner of Fftieth street and Tenth
avenue last evening" and was sent to the Park Hos
pital.
At six O'Clock last evening Offlcer Calhoun, of the
Thirteenth precinct, found an unknown man in
high, with black hair and whiskers; dark cloth
pants and vest; dark coat and lilacstriped shirt.
He had kit Of pasterers' tools beside him. and
piece OF paper in one Of his pockets with Thomas
Roe written on IT, He was sent to Bellevue Hospital
An unknown woman, about fifty years of age,
was fonnd on the corner OF Eleventh avenue and
Thirty first street. and sent to Bellevue Hospital.
, Elizabeth McKenna of 25S Monroe street, was
found on the stoop of 451 Grand street and sent
home
Andrew Schuyler, thirty years OF age, of 1853 Elm
street, died at the Fourteenth street precinct sta
ton house last night from the heat before medical
attendance could be procured The Coroner was
notified Of the case.
siebert Ruth forty eight years OF age OF $50 Fifth
street. was found on the corner of Essex and Hes
ter streets and was sent home.
An unknown Englishman, nineteen years OF age,
sent to the Park Hospital He wore dark brown
clothes and black Kossuth hat.
An unknown woman wearing black calico dress,
dark striped calico apron and straw hat was
the Park Hospital.
Olicer Thompson found Thomas Hall, forty years
of age, of 20 Carmne street. in the street. and had
him conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
AdOph Kane, twenty-four years Of age, of 100
First avenue was discovered at the corner of Forty
seventh street and First avenue and sent home.
Eliza Cullen, thirty years of age OF so Monroe
street. died from the effects Of the heat last night
The Coroner was notified
Ellen Dunn, sxty-six years of age, OF SO Second
avenue, was found on the corner OF TwentyIsiXth
street and Second avenue. She was sent to Belle
Jacob Klusi. aged thirty-eight years, German by
BIRTH Found in 275 Division street, and taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
Edward Eckle, plano maker. residing in Twen-
1,,t n IyA1ar
Hospital.
An unknown woman was brought to Bellevue
Hospital, from Thirty-hrst street, In an unconscious
condition.
Thomas Row was brought in by ambulance in an
unconscious state from 3l7 Henry street.
Bridget Smith, o native of Ireland aged twenty
four years. was brought to Bellevue Hospital last
evening in very low state.
John Mitchell, thrty-fve years of age was pros
heat. He was sent to the Park Hospital.
John Burns, twenty-tbree years Of age, Of 81
house last night from the effects Of the heat. The
Coroner was notified OF the case.
~ IN BROOKLYN
James Buckley, park policeman, was sunstruck
in Prospect Park yesterday afternoon.
Patrick Murphy was sunstruck in Pierrepoint
Patrick Mulvehill, residing at the corner of Park
and Grand avenues, was sunstruck yesterday.
Henry Ruteke, grocer at the corner OF Nevns
and Warren streets, was overcome by the heat yes
terday afternoon
An unknown man was found insensibe from the
effects OF the heat IN Lafayette avenue yesterday
morning. He was taken to the hospital.
Patrick Farrell, o labOrer, AZ years Of age, while
on his way home from work, between six and seven
O'Clock last evening, was overcome by the excess
sive heat. He laid down on the sidewalk in Frank
lin avenue, near Warren street. and died. The body
was removed to the MOYgue.
IN HUDSON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Tn HobOken, Casper Tetzen, hotel keeper, John
Berrian and John ODonnell, fireman, have died
from the effects OF the heat.
In Jersey CITY, an unknown man, found suffering
In the street from the heat, died in the hospital yes
terday morning.
An unknown man, found in the streets yesterday,
suffering from the heat, was taken to the hospital
The Thermometer.
The following are the weather indications by
Hudnuts thermometer, HERALD Building, during