The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-14

II. McMekin, expressman, Of 2i7 West Thirty
second street; an unknown man, about 10 iears
and check shirt, taken to Bellevue Hospital
from Fifth avenue and Thirty.soyenth street;
an unknown man on McCombs dam bridge
taken to the Ninety ninth street hospital John
Gentleman, Of 2a Monroe street; an unknown
man, about 40 years old. was found at Second
avenue and 18th street; taken to the gotb street
hospital; William Buggins, Of Sheriff and De-
lsncey streets James Smith. no home, sun
struck at Third avenue and Eleventh street;
Patrick Kelly, of xse Avenue D.; John staple.
ton, OF loo Amity street. Brooklyn, sunstruck at
Twenty-sccond street aud Second avenue;
Frank Fox, OF $40 Pearl street; Sarah toyle' Oh
a5 West Fifteenth street; an untnown man, man
tachc ana goatee. found prostrated at Fiity-sec-
ond street ana Thrd avenue taken To BELLEVUE
gers streets taken to Bellevue Hospital; Pat
rick CALVIN, OF II Flrst street; John Daley OF IS
Lewis street. SHAFT Bitz. an Arab, was prostrAt-
el; John Vcdt, Of Fort, nftn street aud Eleventh
Henry Nlc.en, at "A Oak street WIN. English,
OF Gl2 East Fourteenth street James y. Smith,
OF the steamship Bolivia; Patrick Mahonev, Of
q NORRIS street; August Munch, OF Williams
OF Stanton s.feet John Reid. OF 4H Madison
street; Marcus Mendle ~ Centre street.
Adam Dilmeyer, aged 80, OF Union avenue,
was sunstIuck Yesterday afternoon at Division
avenue ana Seventh street.
=, A number OF horses were killed bv the heat on
the different city car lines. On ne rly all Of them
RELAYS OF horses were stationed st more points
than usual.
At ten o'olock last night Detectives Dunn and
McDougsl, in Fourth avenue, near Twenty first
street, saw an elderly lady leaning against the
railing OF a house. They iook her 10 Bellevue
case Of prostration from the heat.
TuE HEAT IN BROOKLYN.
The intense heat greatly affected business In
BROOKLYN. The large dry goods houses say that
their places are almO. Cesefted in the middle
Of the day, for ladies do not venture out ON the
heated streets. \ number Of gentlemen who dv
business in the lower part OF New York do not
stay In their Offices more than two hours, and
many Wall street brokers In the last two OF
three days refused 10 90 oyer at all. The
as hot $ the New York City Prison. and crowd
ed to excess; The following cases Of sunstroke
Oliver OF l6l Hall street. fell In Fulton street
Wm. II. Dunn, flour inspector, aged %, OF Il.
the Clinton wharf: William schultz. aged IS OF
Flushing avenue, near 1nroop, while working
In Havemeyer's sugar refinery, W overcome by
street, Wi. overcome by heat in the sugar
house Of Moller. Serck & Co.. In Division
Bartlett "f sireei' was ever ovsico%e % SIo al MARI
4 J9urlaD OF SS East Thirty-hrst street
was restored with ditlculty In the Ful'on street
police station. Peter Cotcr OF $50 Butler street
VS. found insensiblc 10 smith street J ime'
oIIsrs, aged 81, while At work IN Bro Broth.
| ers' brewery. AZ 50 Third avenue, was overcome
! by heut. He died before phisieiin could be
! summoned.
Thos. McCclirap. OF "a Monroe street, Hobo
ken, was overcome 10y the heat IN the City II
Pork. nrookyn Pa,r9lmDn Maloney u tn,
Washington street police, was overcome hl
heat AZ south Ferry. Christian Brown, aged ~
OF % Boz street, was suns,ruck while drivinl
was found lnscusiblc IN Grand street. Geo. W
| Miles, aged 2s. second mate OF ths brig Cl ribcl
was prOstrated In Myrtle avenue. Anthon'
| Weber, aged 90, of 70 Bartlett street. was sun
struck at North fifti aud Second streets. Iii
recovery Is doubtful.
| Henry Person, a clerk In the JERSEY City In
surance Company's ONCE, Grand street. Jerse
| city. who was prostrated by tine beat on Sunday
| was declared insane yesterday, and Will be sen
| to an asylum.
| Otto Huber, well-known brewer OF the six
teentn Ward, Brooklyn. tried the speed Of hi
| tl0vO trotter In returning from fishing excur
| ston at Jamaica on Wednesday night, and whei
he put bis horse Ia the stable at Dushwick ave
nue., II dropped dead.