The New York herald., 1876-07-10


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sUNsTRoKEs YESTERDAY.
Philip Dinnn, thirty five years old, Of No. 439 East
Ninctccnth street, ound dead in bed at ivo A. NJ
yesterday.
John Treble, ffy-ave years, an Italian, no home,
sunstruck, sent to Bellevue Hospital
John Schweizcr, thirty-dve years, of No 90 Essex
street, found dead in his at i've A. H. yestcr
day.
Bernard Guctclder, thirtv.seven years, OF No. l57
Norfolk street, sunstruck at avenue and Sixth
street. Taken home
Julia Briggs, iorty-wo years, home, overcome by
heat on Broadway, sent to Chambers Street Hospital
Patrick Hardy, forty three years, Of No. 235 Mulberry
street, snpstruck ut Broadway and Lspcnard street,
taken to the New York Hospital
Daniel Sullivan, thrty-dve years, OF No. 33 Park
street, sunstruck while work at No. lS2 Bowery,
was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
Walter scott. forty years, OF NO 4lS West thirty
sixth street. sunsruck in the yard of his house, was
sent Bellevue Hospital
Edward Burns thriy-hv years. OF No. 74I East
Ninth street, overcome by the heat while on duty AS
wacnman at foot Of Ninth street. East River died at
SIX 4. NJ
Ann Connolly. thirty three years. of No. 13l Liberty
street. iicd from effect OF heat yesterday.
James Walker thirty eight years, died at his resi-
dence No. SO North Moore street. from excessive heat,
John Edleman, German atty years OF Ftieth
street. taken TO Nnety-ninih Street Hospital.
Michael Galney, hrty-Gv years, OF No. 3e3 Flew
cnth avenue switchman OF Hudson River Railroad,
sunstruck while duty, taken to Bellevue
Edmund KIRK, OF no. All East Fourteen street.
suIstruck. taken home In police ambulance
Enoch smith, twenty -four years, OF Egg Harbor,
seaman schooner James Valdrancc, sunstruck, was
sent TO New York Hospital.
bridget Woods, thirty i've years, Of Forty-sccond
street and Eighth avenue overcome by heat was sent
TO the New York Hospital
Ellen McCartny, ntty-thrce years, OF No 174 East
Eighty-second street. died from sunstroke Yesterday.
Henry bearing. forty years. OF No 600 Water street,
overcome by heat. was sent TO Bellevue
Samuel johnson, three months old, of 12lst street
and Fourth avenue, sunstruck yesterday, died in few
minutes.
An unknown man. fifty years old, Hvo feet seven
inches bluo eyes, gray hair and side whiskers,
struck at No. 1856 wost Twenty.scvcnth street, was
James Parritt thirty five years. OF No. 1O4 Barclay
street. overcome BY the heat, fell and struck his head
the curbstone. fracturing his skull He died in
twenty minutes Body sent to the Morguc
John Burns of No. $40 East Fourteenth street, sun
struck, sent TO Bellevue.
Emma Engermnn, five months, OF l63d street and
Washington avenue, Thlry-thrd precinct, died from
excessive heat yesterday.
Rosa Wearners two months Old, OF 149th street. died
from he effects OF heat yesterday.
John Flood twenty nine years, Of No. 800 East Thlr
ty-sccond street, died sunstroke last evening
Edward r. Marks, thiryseven years, OF No. 104
Hester street, dted OF sunstroke yesterday.
IN BROOKLYN.
julius Cramer, sixty years OF ago, residing ut No
143 Remscn street. by the heat ycster-
day, corner OF Lee and Wilson street. He was
taken to the Eastern District Hospital
Pa,rolman Michael Coohan, of the Third precinct,
and who resided at No. 100 Douglass street. died IRON
the effects OF the heat yesterday.
Salvatora Rinado, mcmi,cr Of tho Twenty-third
regiment was overcome by the heat yesterday at the
corner Of De Kab aud Bedford avenues.
Charles Koemger, musician in the Twenty-third
regiment bani overcome by the heat ycs crday at
the corner OF Gates and Bedford avenues
Oilccr Henry C. Hill, OF the Twelfth precinct.
the heat yesterday at the OF Fulton and
Bedford avenue while attending the funeral OF Officer
Scott Taken to his home.
Mary sheridan eniy-eight years of age of No 317
Franklin avenue, dropped dead at her residence yes
terday.
Coroner Crane, OF Hoboken reported tho following
deaths from the heat yesterday
Paul Zeer, work man at the Hobokcn Cemetery,
dropped dead while working IN the
John Warner, OF No Al West Forty ninth street. in
this city, ded in the house OF friend Gutenberg
after being overcome by the heat
John Menken, OF No. so Third street, Hoboken died
from the effect OF a sunslroke.
Anton Saidier, tramp, found prostrated by tho
heat. in River street. Hobokcn, yesterday, and removed
TO ihc police station.
Anthony Andross laborer OF Fourth street, near
Adam fell down dead with sunstroke
j. Anders, child of nnc months, weighing forty
pounds, died last night OF sunstroke.
Dr. Heller OF Hoboken reported last night the death
Of four children, between cight and fifteen months all
from sunstroke. He has twelve other children his
hands, several in a desperate condition.
The REVIEW AND ENcAMPMENT OF THE SECOND
BRIGADE, JERSEY MILITIA, BROKEN UP
MORE THAN HUNDRED MEN FRUSTRATED
DY THE HEAT-ALr.EGED MrsMANAGEMENr OF
THE QUARrERMAsrER GENERAL.
TRENTON y. j., July 9, 1876
The excitement here last evening and this morning
over sudden prostration from the of
a large number OF State mili,iamcn, who were en-
hts fy sir sda pfan
The Widest rumors aioat, aud many deaths were
reported. The spread rapidly to Newark Jersey
CITY and Hoboken-the homes of the mcn--and caused
kilograms to pour In here asking particulars Foriu
nately there were
Adjutant General Colonel Daniel Lodcr stated to-
day to a HERALD reporter mat in all his army
and military experience he never such day
for heat as yesterday. Tho dust fearful and
the insects were intocrabc AT fifteen minutes past
SIX O'Clock last evening the thermometer was 10
under the fly in the camp, which mile
from this CITY, situated on high ground, where there
was plenty OF eooa drinking water. The site ap-
proved by nearly all The officers the state National
Guard There was no shade there an excellent
breeze For sanitary reasons i deemed imprudcnt
10 have the cncampmcnt the woods and but for tho
oppressive heat, which not anticipated, Colonel
Iodcr says IL one OF the best camping grounds
the country. Governor Bedel allowed General Plum,
commander of the brigade, hts choice OF ground aud
this was selected because IL was convenient Con-
tcnn,al where lie intended 10 bavc broug the men
for a day or Two-hrds OF the OF the New
ark regiment being jewellers and this month being
eaton them, II was deemed advsabic to have tho
cncainpnen take place then ana not wait until the
f,Il when would he busy.
AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon 152 sick men
we're re, ,ortcd, and late last neht there ntysx
cases o prostraton Among tn. victims were Colonel
Allen, of the FIRST rcpimcnt Captain Mcckcr OF Gcn-
eraI Plans stan and the Assistant Surgeon OF the
Ninth. A review mad been ordered at SIX O'Clock.
Proposition made to postpone II entirely but.
after consultations with the brigade surgeons II was
deemed best to the Parade Ground to give
them of air and Al quarter past seven
that was done Dress parade commenced but the heat
bee me oppressive all the air dying out that in ew
minutes the return to camp ordered by General
cinr haDk