New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
hambers Street HOspital greatly prOs.rated By the

Chambers Street Hospital greatly prOszated by the
Mary Ann MOQuade, age thirtX6ye. who lives In
Eighteenthst, near Flfth-aye, South Brookly1. was
taken TO the Chambers street Hospital n state o. grSa
Charles r, Keyes twenty.tnree years of age: Of No.
suffering from prostitution BY Che heat He recoVereo
n Leopold, age tWenty-seven, merchant living ct
No. 1874 West Thrtysecondst. was oTe6c0mse, W '"e
Ellen MalOney No. 337 Frontst.. dropped dead ~ NO
Iaguest Her death was attributed 70 tne eHe0's Y"
the heat.
FRUSTRATED IN BROOKLYN
Ernest Hoffman. age 80. OF No. 10 B0erman-piace'
Brooklyn, died from the effects OF the heat he spent
most OF his time Wednesday watching the Sunday
school parade and the evening complained of pain
In his head While sitting his stOoD he fell uncon-
scous and just as they were about to take him into the
Long Island College Hospital he died an ..
MarEsniace BrookSn Vas Cyercome 6y the heat while
at WORK on some new buildings In Lenerts-pace' he
John H. Farren and Robert Gillen were overcome by
the heat while walking In Flatbush-aVe
Detective Lenenan was Frustrated while waking ID
Jane Gray iortyye years ola OF No "a Atlantic
and removed to the City Hospital.
officer George Moore, OF the Fourth Precinot Was
Frustrated while duty 10 Myrte-ave Brookiyn ana
Julian Rodenitz age eighteen years. Of No. 1923 East
was raken TO st. CathariDe's Hospital. 40
Scneucks, Brooklyn, was affected by the heat anu was
Mary McNamara six years old, of No. 442 Smith-st
by the heat and was taken home ~ an ambulance
and was taken TO ST. CatSSrineS Hospital She is II
dunn size, and has gray hair.
while working ID Garden. place, Brooklyn. He was
taken to the Long Island Hospital where ne ded yes
terday.
SUFFERING IN THE SUBURBS.
The heat OF the past three days at p. on Staten
Island has averaged O7o In the shade Several Of
prOstratiOn by the heat have been reported. Jerry
DOnnely yesterday, while working in the stone quarry
at Port Richmond, sunstruck and died In an hour
In certain places water famine prevailed the cIterns
ton everywhere Is dying and the pasture fields
are drying up. Yesterday, as on che two
az midday and at that lew II any, persons were to
he walking In the not and dusty roads Hundreds
on fefryDOats most them being women and children
ferry officers declared the rush TO the boats to be
Already the books OF some or the hotels are regis
tered many boarders from the city, In number Of IN,
tier does not usually begin until after June To-
At u. ID. yesterday Newark. the temperature In
the shade was 93'. degrees higher than at the
time on Wednesday, The solar Thermometer AZ D. ~
In places many men and women succumDed to tue
the hours OF labor had been changed avoid the midday
heat. large gang OF men employed by FelgepspaDn,
8 A. H. when they stop The condition OF the well and
The a0ueduct water has caused considerable sickness
John DAILY, who sunstruck on Wednesday, died at
81. MCbael's Hospital yesterday morning. He only ar
rved this country week ago and had no relations
Tille Lowry, ten years DID, was FRUSTRATED by the
heat and lay for two hours on wednesday
evening.
Frederick Mills, amilkman from IrVtngton, was pros
trated while driving IN Maiden.lane.
Thomas QUINN employed IN LsttIs factory left his
work Uu Wednesday evening apparently In good health
In The night died at his home In OX0Idst, and iG 10
believed he died from the effects Of the heat.
John HOar an employee OF the Morris a1d Essex Rail-
road Company, sunstruck and was removed IN q
dangerous condition TO 81. MichaePs Hospital.
Yesterday halter named Smith Was overcome by the
heat IN Aoademy.st
The weather Long Island during the last three days
has been known for the month OF May since
1872 The heat aud tho continued drOuth are causing
great alarm among thu farmers. The wheat, rye and
other ciOps are blasting, and will prove failures unless
rain fals soon. The thermometer stood 100" IN the
slade al Great Neck yesterday, al IL o'clock,
Patrick Mooney AOOrrr in the Jersey CITY yard OF
the Now-York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad, who
was taken st. Francis Hospital In that city Wednes
day DIgat III from the neat, died yesterday.
Robert King, OF West Twentyfitth-ht. near Eleventh
ave- this city fell commissions at Grove and Eighth
IT,. jersey CITY. yesterday. lie was attended by Dr.
Paul. and taken TO 81. Francis Hospital King
grew worse, aud died last evening.