New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24

way and Drggsst He was tssen 70 n nr The evening
and Il 10 o'clock died He lived at No. s'i h'HS0'"-
KILLED BY THE INTENSE HEAT.
1oxa LIST OF PEOPLE WHO WERE OVERCOME
YESTERDAY IN rur CITY.
The following people died yesterday 'rom ''0
eFccts OF the hot weather.
Martin NJ. venderherd. age ten. diea carry sees"iS
manning rom the effects Of the heat In his homo NJ NO
200 East Thrd'sa -
Francis Collins baby who was born nve DAYS ago. was
allied By the heat st No.>7e MOrton-st
Lixrr McCovern. child who suffered ron 'no hea' az
No 2s7 Ninth-ase.. died In the forenoon
wulism Smith. 4 workman OF No. ID Grandst' Hobo
ran was overcome BY the heat at No 1oo MAIDEN lane
soon after noon and died before physician could De called
rouisc Rusus sse four months ded from the heat at
No. les Fast EiRh,y.sxthH -
An unknown nsn the earo Of hborer was overcome
nv hs hoe. in front Of No aoi Greenwichst at ls2o
p m and died while being carried TO the oha~0S'' S'''''
Hospital. ,,.
The attention Of policemen was called yesterday 70
thc following persons who were overcome by the I
heat:
psser Smith, age twentyonc. at Tenth-sve and Sixty
pevsnshst. removed TO his home at Ten'haVe ana f"
pixth-st -, r.-
Andrew sauss age thirty, Of No. ioi East Fifty
souyshst was sent to ST. vmecnrs Hospital from NO
ass Beeckerst
An Iun.n. whoss name was written in the police
bottsr Thoe oleer was removed from sixthaVe anu
feminist St. vincents Hospital
Alexander Lawrence Of Ne. 7ss Hicks-st. Brooktyn'
was found nsens.blo South Ferry and removed to
the Chambers Street Hospital
Isrsm,sn sullivan. laborcr Of No 800 East One
nrs.,., from No. 1868 FOurh-ave' TO
The Presbyterian Hospital 49, -.
n.msrd Toner. ase nf,y.nve found insensble block
from his home ~ No. 1877 West Egh'eehh-s"' anu AZ
moved 70 the New.York Hospital
Robert Latham, = workman, whose homo was AZ NO
sSs East Seventy seconst, removed 70 Bellevue h@Sp
erom No 400 East Fifty inth-st ,
M W.,
HE IN front Of No. Ludow.st, and removed 10 a's
hospital In Gouverneur alp 49,, ~,
Rober, uelth age seventeen. Frustrated at Pier NO
a. N r., attended by ambulance surgeon an" reo'e'
70 his home at No. 732 Myrtle-ave., BROOKLYN
patrick Conway a lsborer OF No. Eiehthst sent 70
Roosevelt, Hospital frOm No. s27 West Fortieth,st
Arthur Manning u No. II Cherry-sa fouha inse.s,oV
n No 40 West Eish,eenhst and removed to the new
York Hospital. 49,. an, -
Louis Hsrwick. of Fail River age twenty-five sent "
ne eouveneur slip Hospital from No. 2es sou'h-sG
James Connolly, age forty three, of NO. 70 fafA nov,
became insensr,e in front Of No ~ Nassau's"' d" was
sen, 10 the Chambers Street Hospital. o.o
Herman Rcebenhaeen, age nfty-nne, OF NO. i,oo@
B.copd-avc was removed TO the Gouverneur Dup nus
pital from the yard Of No. 81 torsg'hs@' ""'i' ~ ~
dropped sensslesS
An unknown Italian. who fell insensbie al seeohu'ae'
and fourthst. to the Presbyterian h0S
pitaL ,. ,oo,
10 the Roosevelt Hospital from the sidewalk In mont OF NO.
$40 west Thirty. secondst ~.
r,snei. McKenna a inborcr Of No. $40 West Forty
,econd sent TO the Roosevelt Hospital from NO. ~o'
West Thirty.ninth-st M -,
we'll dressed stranger age about nifty. with sandy
mir and u.aohc found insensble in front OF NO soS
Nipthaye and removed to the Roosevelt Hospital
Patrick Mitchell Of No. s23 West Twenty seconas~'
sen, TO St. yinccnts Hospital from the Charles street
Police Station . a., r.,,
her. Street Hospital from No AZ Yeaver-st
Gustayus Fink, German. vince home was IN Ieh'h
sh-at Nns
IN Lion Park and was removed the Ninetyninh Street
Hospital. >
Jahn Dale age thirteen home is at Robbins'ave
and One hundred and sevenths. was overcome az
Fourthave and Eighty and was taken nome py
MIA fa,h,r after being attended by an ambulance surgeon
Henry Basker young Hungarian was carried into inc
Nlnetv ninth Street Hospital suffering from suhstFoAe
Inu,. I,orne telegraph lineman in Che employ OF the
Western Union Company became oytrheated a. inc ioo
NJ west One hundred sixty sxthst in the afternoon
and died before medical aid could be summoned ms oouy
was sent to the Morgue. Losne was Nof"esian ni''
80. q, AGO ana lived in Van Brunt-st, brooklyn
p,tr,ck uannahan lsborcr. forty, Of No. Oh west
s,,,son,hst was overcome by sunstroke at West and
Be,hune Sta and taken to ST. Vineents Hospital
A Lawrence OF No 7s5 Hicksst. Brooklyn, lighter
an WINS prosratcd In PeaflsI, and taken to Chambers
Street Hospital. :.
Arthur Manlch, laborer age twenty 1--WE, OF NO. IL
was by heat and taken to tho New
York Hospital
n,o.,ra,d At Tenths and sixthave, ana taken to ST.
vincents Hospital.
Io,,s ouplop German age twrntythree, OF No
use East was prostratcd at Nassau ana
Thin st< ana taken 10 Chambers Street HospteL
Andrew Sauss age thirty q driver, living at NO sOl
East ST. was by the heat at NO
lss Dleecker-st, and taken TO ST. Vineenps Hospital
An unknown found at Franklin ana huoSoh
Sta overcome by the heat He was taken 70 'oo 0hahF
bers Street Hospital and died few minutes after las
arrival there.
arr &C rpN
Yesterday was the hottest day that Newark has
sxperienced in over a quarter OF a century. The
thermometer at noon registering lo2 in the shade be-
meath the large elm at Market and Broad SIS feope
who were obliged to DO on the streets were alfred
In the highest appare they could get ana sun uni
brcuas were Invariably carried by male as well as
female pedestrians. The police and City Hospital
su,buances werc kept busy during the middle OF the
day as q large number of people were prosua'ed,
some them fatally.
A swcde named Jacnscn, was Frustrated on Elm-st''
Arlington and died before reaching his home George
Rawiin was picked up on South canal-st, and taken
10 the German Hospital lie is In critical cond''ion'
An Italian laborcr dropped a. Iighst and Thireenth-
ave. and was removed to the City Hospital Tic
VIII die John whelan was sunstrnck on New-st'
near his home and taken 10 ST. Miohaefs Hospital
Among the Others who wcre taken 10 the various
hospitals or 10 their homes but whose cases are not
considered serious, Thomas Patton ianorer'
John Joseph, OF No III M0nroe-st., George - oi
. eomposltor, and lanes McAncny, farm hana AZ
Madison. Numerous other people were asslsteI 20
stores along the principal streets, where they renamed
until revived
STRUCK DOWN IN JERSEY CITY.
The thermometer In jersey City indicated % de-
erccs Fahrenheit at p yesterday. and then slowly
decreased Henry Alderman OF No. % second's"'
Hoboken. was sunstruck about noon, and died IN
few minutes John Drcyfous, of No 1913 Frandin-s'''
P4ttsburs was Frustrated by heat and liquor In tx
change place. Uc was on his way TO France ana hsd
sae o.aa A.. sserra.ics In rossesslon The polco