The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-11
PROsIRATED ny NEAT.
One DAYS Record Of sunstrekes In the CITY.
Fatal aud Otherwise.

The thermometer yesterday indicated
~o 1t noon and OLE at $50 p. n. breese from
the bay mitigated the heat, and made life In the
city eudurlbi The persons prostrated bv neat
yesterday were : Stephen ryrell Of OIL Greenwic
street, James Walker Of 30 North Moore street,
John Flood OF 800 East Thirty-second street,
Kari Freil OF 53s East Eleventh street. Robert
Adamson, Of 831 West Seventeenth street,
Michael Ross OF 101 West Twenty fourth street,
George Smith Of 40 Eist Seventeenth street.
vioiet Macailier OF St. Dridgets place,
Louisa Haas Of Sixty-eighth street and
Eighth avenues, child named Willilrd
at l3O West Thirty third street. Mary Kopfei
OF TAYLOR and Columbia avenues. james
Clark Of 40 West Thirty-nfth street, Edward
Marks Of 1Ot West Thlrty-Hfth street, John
Rushford OF IS SprinR street, Augustine Dooay
OF it6 Bleecker street, Walter Scott Of Thitty-
sixth street and Ninth avenue, Tbomn o.neefe
1859 Broadway. LEM Bobi Of al East Eleventh
street, Antoine Pollmsnn Of varick place, q
Greenwich street, william stsrrer 10 st. Francis
Ferdinapd selir OF $40 second avenue. John
Ham OF Seventy-third street and Eighth ave-
nue., John Williams Of 10 CisrKson street, Emily
Kennins Of 22t West Thirteenth street. q ,briel
Ruddershausen dropped dead In the bakery
At 25I Madison street, Mary Devins OF
~ west Seventeenth street. Ellen Hogan
of 6oe Water street, Mrs. Joseph Mohr OF go
sixth street, Christopher Farrell OF bOl K at
Third street, Lulu Yarber OF ~ West twenty
ninth street, Thomas Hoons n OF 32l East Thirty
siX h street, Ellen knowles OF 6ps Water street,
Mary Saunders OF ek2 Bast Seventy-hfth street
Michael Ganney and JoeG BOYD a. died In belle
an unknown man In South Fifth avenue. and
John Keenan, Of Tenth avenue and rweoty-nrst
street.
Hoboken. Paul 5trasse, waiter In Weber's
Garden. died from the effects OF an sttacs s on on
Avenue A overcome py toe beat, and vas ken
to the hospital. Paul zeidler. pearlv 70 years OF
was prostrsted, and bis recovery Is doubtful,
| The mercury at Newark yesterday was st oe
pss f9oTss Rs:. Farrell os i f,f.y.
| street; Michael Palauoe. 80 River street; Mtss
Sarah BOYD, coroe, OF BOYD y, And And shipm ,i., ss
In Llewellyn Park, near Newark, watsris being
| sold at o. barrel
| Ofhcers Christopher Wrinkle, William Hnatigan.
| Phclan Byrne, John CLERK, Thomn Wbalen
Michael Connolly. James sullivan. Edward Ca
| hill, and John Get,iur, and Sergeant Carr were
seriously affected by the heat. Christopbei
wrinKie was 10 . critical condition yesterday
| and the others were Oh duty.
| In the cabins OF the Hunters Point ferry boat
| at 9 A. VI. yesterday were many mothers, with
babes IN arms and babes In carriages, going bach
| and forth from the city TO get air.
| George thompson, sunstruck at the Hoboker
| ferry on thursday last, wts removed yoste rdal
| to the Hudson County Lunatc Asvlum.
| Augusta Sanders, OF lS3 Hester street, anC
| Mary Walsh were prostrated IN the Twenty-th
! street ferry house. They were sent to Bellevu,
| Hospital lsst evening.
| RICHMOND, July l0-DurinR the heated term
| which has now lasted sixteen DAYS, the tner
| mumeter has RANGED, IN tho day time. from
| to loo degrees In the shade. Saturday, Sunday
| ana to dav, however. were the worst the tbt r
| mometer indicating. during several bouts. owe
| loo degrees. Al o'clock this afternoon Il stoo,
| at from los to lU7 de2rees In the SHADE. Sever
| clses OF sunstr5ke have occurred since Satur
| day among men and horses, aud some bav
terminated fatally. A thunder and rain storu
here this evening caused tue Thermometer 4
| fall twenty degrees.
| In Norfolk to-day tho thermometer was 10
| degrees, being the hottsst oay for years. Tier
4 was one case Of euDstroke. No rain has falie
| for twenty days. anu vegetation Is psrched. wit
| Q bad prospect Tor croys.