The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
TIE CITY DisP ENsARy,


Al the City Dispensary few patients were ad.
mitted In the early hours OF the morning. but
day advanced the arrivals rapidly Increased, and In
the afternoon there we're nearly as many on the
two preceding days In most Of the the
patients quickly rovivsd and wore sent their homes
or the hospital No patient died at the dspsnsary
during the day.
THE DEAD.
The following il . correct OF the names OF those
whose death from sunstsoks recorded the Office
Of the Board OF Health to-day
ANTON OSTERHoLD, % yeara
MATILDA MEYERS, 81 years.
JERRY MURPHY, 70 yearA
JOHN TYSON, 65 years
JULIUS vERKELMAN, z years.
THOMAS H. USHER, 81 years
SADIE MITCHELL, child.
GU5rAvE GRAZ, 40 years.
EDWARD NEWMAN. 81 years.
EMIL SCHINK, IS years.
ROBERT WALKkR, SO years
RICHARD X. BRENNAN, IS years
a THOMAS W. LEvANf, 81 years.
cTHEO. GRBHARD, child
CHARLES L. KREKiER, 80 yeara
b JACOB scHROEDER, 3s yearA
SOLOMON EAGAN. 30 years
70 ANNA BLACKWELL, 81 years
ADoLrH NEWMAN, IS years.
LOUIS GRINDHoRFER, So years
GEORGE HEEBLE, 4s years
yDrEKS MoRouE.
A. the horgus fifteen bodies In all the
marble slabs the Coroner busy all day gong
through the Formally Of an inquest some OF these
bodies were those OF yesterdays victims that had
been awaiting burial In the Pottors Field. A morbid
crowd was present. As usual TO gaze upon the BLACK
sned, swollen oorpsss As each Inquest was ended
awsy for burial
A RENEWAL OF BUSINESS
On the streets thore signs OF general revival
Of businsss Though here and there man fell pros-
ratod By shs heat tho incident did same
alarm !. d,d on preceding days. and there was son-
sumo business "rhs beginnlng Of the ond' was the
oyfal exclamation with which the passing pedestrians
grestsd each other Although the mercury In tho
thsrmomet1r marked ovcr ninety degrees no shade
seemed no longer to heed It. In TACT tncro
was positive sxubcrance IN men and manner;
Joy business Of dsmoaoor emphatically expressive OF
she belief that the Polar had como al last Al
ten O'Clock The thermometer on Fourth street marked
ninety degrees two loss than at the CORES ponding
umc yesterday, aud swsltering humanity was crate
full even Tor this small favor: rhe breeze iessenea
pofasur: seemed far more than the mercury
Filth streets much briskcr than II had been Tor
several days, and many ladies were out tor the FIRST
tune during the past week.
HUNDRED FRUSTRATED
Though the cases Of prostranon exceeded hundred
during = the me day no. rss w be finally and
tins.
Mr. W. W. Thayer, com m eroial editor OF tho Globe
Democrat prostratsd while engaged In hts daily
lsbors on Change, at noon today. Mr. Tbayer has
Been III for several days owing 10 stght sunstroks
received few days ago. He carried into
an adjoining room, where ice and othor
rsstoraiives we're applied. Al the latest
vas doing we'll sad case ~ that OF The
three children OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Crosson, living
C.baans avenue, who, whts lying undsr Tree,
had gone sleep and did wake until tho shade
had shifted 70 the opposite side oil The tree
found were 10 the greatest agony. DR., Shaw reported
the three children 70 be In very dangerous condition
AT THE HOSPITAL.
Your correspondent al noon to-day visited tho hos
pital and through tho courtesy of Dr. Freeman, the
gsnnemanly physician In attendance, was able TO
CLEAN the following facts and ngures Forty-thrce
patissts, victims Of the heas were remain ing In the
hospital W 10 noon to-day. There been only
fatal ease since yesterday at noon
DEATH or CAPTAIN PEARcs
Captain X n. Pcarcs. OF Knoxville was tho only