New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30

Great heat OF several days duration, when many
persons died from sunstrOkc. In 1880 much alarm
was caused by period OF grea' mortality among
FATAL CAsEs OF sUNsTRoKE.
There was falling OFT yesterday in the number Of
sunstrokes reported. The following cases resulted
fatally
Brrz GorruEB age 1ny, died from the heat at No.
II BrOoncst The body wac sent to the Iorgnc.
ELEMENTAL, RACHEL Of No. horioiA-st, was over
and died. - ,o, ~.
CAMERON, Mo u, age slNV-nNe' Vi No fo- "eSl
Icnth-st., died from lhe neat.
FAGAN WILLIAM age eighteen months, OF No l3l East
Ihirry-niutist.. died from the effects OF the heat
FOLLY JOHN age eightyiye, OF No. 500 MOttst, dled
from the effects of The heat.
AKRIGAN. JOHN. age fOrtyfOur was found Frustrated
at No. 1881 broadway and died
HEkr CASPER, age tiTtyone, OF No 452 West torueth
St, died from sunstrdke.
KELLEE ELIZABETH MY -four years OF age, living at
No 2S7 Mcser0lc ST., Brooklyn. died from the heat.
MAErIN, WILLIAM Oh NO 4'o r'"ii'''' u'eu from INC
McdooGrY. MARY. Of No 43l East scventeenthst died
MctirIENTss, MATHEW, age thrtycigt of No 5s2
IcutL-ave.. was prostratcd and di.d.
MEAD. FRANcIs. age tnrry-two, OF No.726 NintL-ave
wac overcome and died ~ ,,,,
NOLAS, MICHAEL, age tWtntyslA OF No -li huiDcTr9-
suAyH0X. JANIS age fty-Gve. of No 2,O65 Third-ave
srtViln ALBERT, age four months, OF No. 533 East
sixtll-st., died from TIE heat.
-. unknown German man, was overcome
at No. 100 Even ST.. Brooklyn, ana died.
CASES OF PROsTRATIoN.
The following cases of prOstratlOn, which, as far
as known did not result fatally were reported:
CouIEY ALEXANDRIA. a labOrer, living in New Bruins
wick y. j., was Frustrated II fI-cchtn 81, brOoK
i'm and was sent to II. Peters Hospital.
DotsN WILLIAM. while on his way from Maine 70
Glouceser " j., his home, was Frustrated III jersey
civ lie was removed To the tlty hospital
UrpI1c EMILE. A German, tbrt! ave years Oh, ne
.at,, Over Gated az 80 pm, at his home. No. 30
Fir,t.aye. lie was removed 10 bellevue hospital
KNufFER, JOHN, thlrty-tW0 years "I a. isins III
Boerum-st., BrOOkly n,Was overcome "a ne Nilnaie
inrg sugar Refinery ana Was sent u o. Oa'herihc
o Ms ANNA, OF smithtown J.. l.. overcome
~ Newarkaye., jersey City' ANA WIS taken 10 ile
City Hospital ..-,,.,o 81, a ..r.ot CIR
sEYIIY j. ii. "A musician, was overcome on street car
~ i,,r.,.v CIV lie recovered roJn a4terwaTd.
Svrr, nuT of No III Elizabeth 81, WAS FRUSTRATED IN
Macdou. alsL The police sent hh 10 le new 10TH
Hospital ,,-. r,..o,.i,,, ,y,.
overcome III EckfOrdst, Trcchpoh'' ANU ""' S'i' ~
ST. GATHERINGS Hospital. -, . III. 4. W,
WIGGINs JAMES, prustrated Whlc ~ "orh III WIZ
cott-st South BfoOklyn FL. r...o,- ct,,.
was FRUSTRATED at TnTdaye. and INthll Ai..,St az
$40 q. III. lie was carried into Bellevue ho'p'al,
- An unknown man OF nildbio az, "cl,
dre.a.d wa. lDlud iusensible in front OF No. ~
Cnaroli-st., AT S:iJ ~ H. was IcIoNc -" ~. ~,
st. Nncents Hospital. where IL was ascri , no.,
he was suffering from suDstrOke iio Ion"'ho" uii
conscious ali DAY yesterday, Dut tIe surgeon "4t
hopes OF saving mis- llc lie was ABOUT i've iect ,ia
egnt inches IN height, ana "oIo " uAAA i"
and gOatee. ..o ,,,tne ,rorL-
-. an unknown woman was overcome WHO "oiA
ing al No. 1913 Chamhcrsst., ana WIS 'dA'" " Wv
Chambers Street Hospital. 49,. III, =, ttla
-. two unknown men, employed at the i1Iic N.tto
Sheds, at weehawken, were PrOstlatou;
others were forced " stop work b. the neat