New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
NO RELIEF FROM THE HEAT.
Continued frou, FIirst PuEe,
ave. Jcrsey CIIy. was prOsira!e BY Che beat for

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MAuoER JOHN age forty-hye, home. overcome by
\ ll 10 Bnllevue Hospital.
MEAD, JAMES. age fOry-hye, Of No; b4 scammel,st,
River. and was cared for By his fnendA
MEYERS JOHN, book agent, residing IN Brookyn was
gnuslTnek in Hoeoken. He was cared Tor pS tiie DO
BRowS, VILLAS ego hftynins Scotch psalaF, resId
house, from the effect OF n snnstrOke. .
CHAELts, GEoR9E G age thiriysix. Of No. Spl Eest
Thirty fOufth-sr overcome by the heat yester-
day afternoon. l. vas sent to the Roosevelt Hos
co1fANA. HANNA e thirty three, prostrated her
bone, No S34 Le Arl-st. Sue was sent 70 Chambers
HEDDKXDoRF, BRINARD age thIrty-three, OF No. 57e
West I1ttv-seeoni-st, was overcome ny lhe heaL az
MILLER, JOHN, age lwenty-six residing Eighthsye,
FIfty-iirst-st., pf0stfnied BY the heat RI
Fourteenihst and Eighth-aye. Sent to the New
MURrHT JOIN. age tventy,sx. Of No. 125 smith-st..
sent 70 the Chambers s, rect Hospital
NOLAN DANIEI aged fory-tIree. Of No. ID Washington
house sea aSSd 6cScs He vas ~ isken en- to the
te as assP az 1TeopscTs hS tss ina o.
dangerous that had come under their notice heuleu
ROONEY. HkRInEr j. age fftv was prostrnted at lex.
ington-aye. and Htieth-st Taken 10 Mount SINAI
scALLW EDWARD age thlIty-eight died suddenly last
might, At his residence, No 81 James-st. sun
m stroke was given as the caase Of death. -. - A.,
TRACY, MICHAEL j. age twenty-eight, CLERK In NC
Creery Co.'S store. nt Broadway and Eeyentih- n
y.
the store He was taken to nis residence, at No.
432 Hndson-st, where be died three hours later
overpowered by the heat in the bagglge-room OF tee
Erie Railway depot. at the foot Of Chamburs-st.,
about r. m. lie revived IN about an hour, and was
- nknown man. age thriv-Bve with blue
dark clothes, went the Delaney Street Station
house suffering from sunstroke. He was sent 10
QUINN, CATHARINE age thlrty-three years Of No. SO
CLerry-sl., taken TO the Chambers Street IL ~
pitll $40 q. m. suffering from the beat auo IN
labor. She was sout TO the Maternity Hospital IN
QUINN P1rRIcK. sixty years old living on Van Cott-
ave. Brooklyn. wbile at work IN oakand-st. was
sunsruck aud sent to the EASTERN District Hospital
REDMOND. THOMAS, 50, OF No 252 West sixteenth.
ST. Tell from the second story Of new bnilding at
FOurtL-ave and Eighteenthsts., being overcome by
tue neat. aud was severely injured. lie was sent 10
RURIE JoHs lice officer of the Tenth Precinct Brook
lyn, was overcome by the heat while on post.
fi asS Saa snbystTes AZ r1hsnlye aud
MeserOlc-st, L d., and taken 20 ber home
snrs,rIck at ins residalco in Hoboken.
SKEBER JoHE twoniyseven years old, OF No SO Eery-
ST. overcome 10y the heat on Broadway, Brook
ST LEGER, MICHAEL was found Frustrated by heat on
the sidewalk IN front OF ST. MarGs Church, ana
taken insensible cOndltOn 60 bellevue Hospital
lie Is a laborer. ntty years OF age. His recovery
Is considered doubtful ~.
THoRSToN. WILLIAM. twenty-five years Old. OF NO 70 70
Yermvnt-ave. BrOokyn was overcome by the heat
wnile riding in a Franklin-ave car and was taken
TRUHPKR, ALBERT age twemy-seven, Of No. 2s5 Park
ave. BroOklyn, was overcome by the heat on DIVE
WAY CHARLES age fJfty-eigh suddenly at No 1872
Chatnamst, from, IL Is supposed the effects OF the
wETBEI FREDERICK age thirty-seven years. living at
No. 1854 North FOurth-st, Brooklyn, r. d, was pros
trated By the heat at Wytne-ave and CiyineI-s at
2:l5 u NJ aud tIkon home.
YALE CHARLES, tramp, was snnstruek 10 Granu 3d.
- unknown man, found at Park hna Tax
spparrnfy about forty years of age. had black side
Whiskers. black coat and bae socks. He was sent 10
--, unknown man, about forty years Of age.
i've feet eight iDches In height, wearing cheek q
blouse and wbite shirt; was found on Nest@t, sui
feyIng from sanslfOke, and was sent 70 Chambers
Street Hospital
TERRORS OF THE HEAT AMONG THE POOR.
PAINFUL CAsEs BROUGHT TO THE NOTCH OF The
SICK CHIIDRER's MissION-1ENKMRSI-HOU
LiYE ~ PREcE-sT.
The effects of the lOng-cOntinued heat upon
children living In tenement painfully seen 40
the rooms OF the Sick CLdrens Mission Of the CndroBs
Aid Society at No 325 Rivngon-st, where many appl-
cations Tor AID are made daily. Some poor mothers
they are unable 10 pay the merely nominal sums charged
for medicines at the dispensafes others bring oards
from the visiting physicians OF the Board
Of Health who say that the bearers aru
able neither 20 procure medicine suitable food for
their sick children. their husbands out OF
employment; others that they widows. and are IN
able 10 work while thoy have their sick children.
washing house-oleaning for families who are out Of
Town for the summer and their usual Of income
10 cut or
A man OF nne appearance applied recently. and
with rnuen hesitation made known his wants lie said
that until lately he In good circumstances. and
IN former years contributed 70 funds Of the society
One OF his children very sick, and he was unable 10
procure medicine food. widowed mother presented
bersef with twin Infants one each her eldest
boy who had supported tho family three dollars a
week had been thrown out OF employment. ana they
baa lived Tor three weeks stale bread and coffee
made from burnt bread crusts. Medical assistance
medicines and nourishng food are furnished 10 all
whose applications found upon investigation 70 be
deserving Of attention.
Scenes OF extreme discomfort from the heat were wit
messed yesterday by Dr. william Duncan. during his
visits 70 tenementbouses in PrDrest Several OF the
dapidaod old rOoKeres In the street contain families
Of negroes aud Italians packed In small where
breath Of fresh air seldom finds entrance
Children nearly destitute Of clothing, and
40 dirty that their color scarcely be
determined tumble each other In the Teeking hal
WAYS Ten Italian families found living In six
small rooms In the rear OF No 16l Priuce-st. There
were only four beds house. and the children were
Obliged 10 sleep on blankets thrown the hoOrs. so
many children were running about that one would
suppoae that every available feet OF tbe floors is occu
pIsd az night several Of the children appeared 10 I've
coyered with sores and Dr. Duncan said u suffering
fnm serofuosla Another had been attacked with fever
on the Opposte side OF PInce-5t, at No 156, twenty
fUr fanilis were found living In sixstOfy building.
family named MeDermOtt. living on tho second moor
was lnneh afflicted. he mother was so weak thal hHe
could scarcey bold her sXmOnthsOld baby which was
dvinp from memhraneOns sore throat, In dark Dea-
room little lar ger than ordinary closet lay gri
abnnf ten years old TOO weak 20 turn herself In bcd,
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