New-York tribune., 1878-07-22


soaiold, receiving fracture Of the skull hs was
sent Bellevue Hospital, where he died yesterday
MCDONALD, THOMAS, driver employed by tne Anchor
Manufacturing Company cf Jersey city, was pros
trated by the heat Friday night, and died in lew
MAYER LOUIS age seveDtYsix residing at No 962 First.
ave- dizzy from the sudden effects OF the heal, fell
morning He died death resulting IN the opinion of
Deputy Coroner Elnger from sunstroke rather
MICHEL JACOB age slxtyone. of No. 307 East Twenty
thirdst, died Friday from the effects OF the neat
NOLAN DANIEL, age fOrtythree OF No. Ia Washington
fell rs lie was walking along the street near l his
house about O'Clock Friday He was taken 10 tne
Chambers Street Hospital IN an unconscious co.,
ditiOn aud his considered By the physlcians
the most dangerous that had come under tneir no
NoYEs ANNE an infant died at No. 62O East Seven
PEssoz LOUIS age thirtysx native Of France, chair
maker by profession died Saturday night at his resi-
dence, No. 131 Wooser-st, from the effects OF sun
stroke
RYAN MARY native of Ireland, age seventy, died at
No 429 East Fry-ninthst.
sCALLEE EDWARD, age tmrty-eight died suddenly Fri
day night, at his residence, No. 81 Jamesst. sun
stroke was given as the cause Of his death oo ~,
sCHwEPFHGER, EMMA age fory-three, Of No 22O East
Eigh y-ihirdst, OyerpoweIed by the heat on sat
urday night while at No 355 East Ninety
and died in a few minutes. Deputy-Coroner Ellnger
found that she died from sunstroke n, - I,.su.
SELLERS FRANCIS, twenty-five Of No. $40 GraDu-st'
Brooklyn, who was overcome on Friday died at 81
Catherine's Hospital Saturday morning.
SHEHAS JANE naive of ireland, age forty, died at No.
419 East SeveuteeDth-st. - .-,,,.
Brooklyn, died Saturday from the effects Of sun
stroke on Friday ., ,
THOMPSON, ROBERT age 1Orythree, ScOtch SALESMAN,
OF No. 10 DOminck-st, was prOstrated by the neat
yesterday and died In o few hours,
Creery & Co.'s store, at Broadway and EIeyenthst..
was sunstruck between and p IN. on Friday,
No A32 Hudson-st where he died three hours later.
WAY CHARLES age weight died suddenly, at NO lo2
Chathanlst, on Friday, irom II Is supposed INC u
ULMXS. HENRY, ago one month, died at No. 234 East
Forty-fith-st.
CASES NOT FATAL
AMBROSE A. age sixty, Of pa East Third-st, was
prostraed by the heat at No. 90 Avenue-C, on FRI
AxDFRsoS JAMES age forty OF No. 63s East Thirteenth
St., fireman tor the Manhattan Gas Company, was
by the heat in the gas house at Fourteenth
st. and Avenue-B, on Thursday, but recovered sum
ciently to be sent home. -
ARNOLD, LEWIS, age thrtyone, OF No. 22I SeeOnd-st
while at work ON new building at NO ~ East fli-
@ o sI tnsSs o be wss &ospa " H'
AYERO, MICHAEL, of No. 50 Amy-st Bro0tlyn, became
was removed to his home. He is an Italian laborer
BOND OLIVER. age foly-io1r OF No i9o south Port %
residence, at O'Clock, Friday was prostrated by the
heat
Bates-st was taken to the Chambers street Hospital
on Thursday, suffering from sunstroke His ease was
BoYLF, MICHAEL, age twenty-four, seaman was found
pr0strated oy tue heat on Friday, and taken TO
BRGDTORD ROBERT, age twenty-twO OF staten Island,
was overcome by heat in the street on Friday and
taken to the CnambeTs Street Hospital by his friends
BRocKwAY. JoHN, age twentynine. reporter OF ne s
the telegraph room OF tho Brooklyn Police Head
quarters at 1880 a. m. Friday. lie was taken to the
Long Island College Hospital ana was restored after
long effort on the part Of the physicians ..,.
BURMAN, FREDERICK age fory-9ne OF NO. aS4 Eeventh
ave, prOstraled by tue heat yesterday ana was
cent to Bellevue Hospital,
BURNs, JOHN OF No. SO4 East FOry-fith-st vas over
come at Pearl and Chatham-stS., ON Thursday ana
taken home.
CAUrLlEE, ADAM age Twenty-Five living at stanton aud
sugar refinery, the foot Of South Thirdst, Brook
lyn, Saturday, went to a window to obtain breath
OF fresh air lie became dizzy and fell 10 The side
walk twenty teet below, receiving severe Injuries
After they were dressed he vas taken home.
CAvANAUGH JonN, age tmrty-iW o. No. Iiei2 IleIfy
ST., overcome by The heat while at WORK on u
CHARLES, GEORGE O., age thiry-s1, OF 40 DOL west
TnrtY iourth-st., was overcome oy t1e heat on III
CHRIsToL, JAMES, age fortynne of No; AZ Us Esssxs5,
teamster' wac postatth " tHo Htat ~ uI ~ %
North River, OH Friday, and was sent to the Cham
C,ARK Ions age Jbnty-four residingiu Eghthst. was
foui ON Saturday at FIfteentn-st ana seyentnave'
overcome win the heat, and was sent to the New
CoMPAHA HAsNAH age thirty three. prostrated at
her nome, No 334 Pear-st, on Friday. 5be was nent
to the Chambers street Hospital. ,r--,,....
CoYLAS MARY, age forty-two. Of No 1O5 Washington
ST. was overcome by the heat at No. II Barciay-st,
on saturday, and was sent 10 the Chambers street
Hospital She soon recovered.
CORCoRAN, MARY, age thiIlyI0ur, win no nome, was
taken to Bellevue Hospital on Friday suffering from
the heat.
COSTELLO, PATRICK. Of Fort Hamilton, Long Island,
butcher, while driving Though T1ird-!ye brooklyn
on Frlday, was overcome 10y the heat and taken
home by officers Of the Eighth Sub Precinct, after
ceying medical attendance.
DoLAS, JoHN. OF No. 2l3 Twenty-tbrl-st. brooklyn.
ard taken home.
DOLL MGRGARET r., age twentythree Of No 1,454 Sec,
ond-Iye was prostrated By the heat in the yard OF
the Grand Central Depot on Thursday, ana was
taken home by heririends' ~, ,oo ,..,.
DONAHUR PETER, age thrty-eight, OF No lO6 Atlantic
ave, Brooklyn, was prosliated on Atlante-aye on
Thursday Taken 20 Long Island College Hospital.
DoNOHR, CHARLES plumber, ifty-seven years OF age,
of No. 645 Atantle-ave. Brooklyn, winnie working III
Dean-st. Saturday, was overcome by the heat He
DOYLE, WILLIAM, a patrOmar Of the Third Precinct,
Jersey City, WAS pTostratcd by the heat while on
duly on Friday. He was taken home in critical
DURBECK FRANCIS age thirty four OF No 515 Fiithst.
was found about II o'clock Friday suffering from
sunstrose at No. $50 Canal-st He was taken " the
DwYER, CORNELIUS, age thtyseYen, OF No az Bankst'
came 10 the Chambers street Hospital at 3:41 p m.
Friday, suffering from tie heat. After treatment
and rest he returned home - - -,
EARLY WILLIAM age thirty-nine, Of No. 1925 Westst,
was found suffering from sunstrOke at sixteent-st.
and Third-aye on saturday and was sent TO Bellevue
FAME MIcaAEL, Of No. 26O wayne-st.. Jersey City,
driver in tne employ of Adams Express Company,
FARRELL JAMES, thiry-two, OF No. 100 West Fifty
hrs-sl was overcome Dy the heat IN front OF No. 30
Went Nnth-st: on Thursday but recovered aud
started for his home.
FERRIS MICHAEL thirtyhye. la6Orer, was pros
trated at the Empire StOres, Brooklyn, on Thursday
Taken to his home at No. Wllloughby st
FRENCH MILES age twenty-five years. was overcome by
the heat on board tbe schooner Lizzie, lying at
Eighty-frst-st, East RIVER on Thursday.
FUITERKSEcHT, CHARLES age thirty-eight years, q
homeless German porter, was overcome by the heat
at No. i02 Flrsl-st ON Saturday. He was sent to
GLEHyEY, JOHN j., physician and Sanitary Inspector
of The Brooklyn fealth Board of No. "a st. Marks
ave- Brooklyn, FRUSTRATED bY the heat while Oh
his round duties IN the Tenth Ward on Friday.
GRAuAM WILLIAM, OF BOOntOn N. j., was found at
Broadway and FutOn-st., ON Thursday, suffering
probably IRON "a sunstrOke. Taken 10 the Chambers
street Hospital.
south F1fthavc., overcome by the heat at
Greenest. and Washington-paee, on Thursday, and
was sent 10 81. YIncents Hospital.
HARIMEY JOHN sixty-eght years old OF No 277 Front
ST. WAS sunstruCk DE KalD-aYe. Brooklyn, on
Friday and taken TO the city Hospital
HAYES, DEEMS, Of Greenwichsl: was taken 70 the
heat and alcoholism.
HAYS HENRY. age tmry-sx, home, was found On the