The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-30

Jared better. although many Of them were
Much care was given to thu Broadway horses.
Eeyerai additional water stations were estaL-
Jished along the line. and extra teams we've
tbosaa Ire rsen.ar intervals TO take the raeo oil
Patrol teams. as they wcre called. wore
SSo hs by own isam Was 6sa
kSapTi The horses which the, driver leh be;
pour later might be picked UP By another
The Belt line horses, which have to make a
VERY long trip. succumbed in large plumbers.
Inc company Is not SO we'll provided with *,
eams the s Shs Ss se ant
pnly one Of their number died from the heat
Lnaking total OF three since the hot spell
Up to 4 o'clock yesterday there had been
kion brought to Bellevue Hospital since day
prsak. Each ambula nee took with 1t ut every
s. sn
1prostretion. so that the ambulance SURGEON
Dr.. Richards. one Of tho house surgeons
i've have had several cases Of insulation in
which death has ensued.. where. had tho pm
pssn SsSS hse WIZ sss s' M
shen he arrivrd here. who had cen tax en- to his
kieh as when he arrived here. His friends had
IS s him %s s.s S %n, p ss.
put the man died q few hours after he got
tnsre. Ne had another case, very similar.
a. 9 and bis irIsn,is had tried to. treat him.
He died Just az we were putting him In bed,
rsnabt Ssrs ss eR SsS
their lives could have been ,Ss
Zip whom they arrived here. but being brought
|Rromptly We were alle to null them through.
rious the patient should be sent to a,hosrtal
t6ssn eItrenely trying. and Il wouIa und@aIt
Esdly retard the recovery Of many, patients;
sf g. tn9 so d
EaSernsendsnt =, $mz, LAX. 9, Chamber NIB r;
There were twenty four ambulance calls. and
Sest Five Deaths fr aSef heat Occurred during
That day. and all the patients had unusually
anigh temrerat res on account OF the heat inc
thvo house physicians were overworked being
6up al night attending to patients. The. calls
were not quite so, numerous. up to 3 o'clock
deaths from heat IN the institution.
4 Thousands ~ men employed ~ outdoor vo-
com peiied to knock of work. Commissioner
Brennan Of the Street Cleaning Department
said that forty-ntne OF ms men, nearly al OF
whom were overcome 10y heat. we're on the
sick list. In Brooklyn Navy Yard not stroke
q work has been done on tho ships building
afternoon. and then knock OF for the day. in
gs4a TSs orasr ha
days this week to about 1000 men: The Navy
Yard presented a Sabbath day stiffness yes
L Very few Of the citys lahorers on tho streets
Mork TSs ensnesr Who hss charge ths
I sewerage work Of the city said yesterday that
s
Where sewers wor" o structoh 1t was ahso-
Slutciy necessary to have men ot work. tut;
81uit. and were waiting for the cool wavo before
The Water Puryeyor., who has charge o,
taid that nearly all his m on had been called OF
not half dozen applications by plumbers to
Hardly any work was done yesterday on the
city, What the strikes iaied to do the whiting
All work on the Third avenue cable con-
struction was stopped ut noon. and every one
were deserted. except for a few tired watch
heen exacted OF them. but citizens wanted
have s sand Il posnpe
Finally it was decided that tho best way to OK
Dedite the work would be to quit altog ether
cool s" wave spe is now f in Montana said one
Of the foreman. and Is coming this way. We
mist q steam" hut M:ntana's holl Of long
Up to midnleh. thore had heen reported for
the day in New York 81 deaths from the heat
End lO2 prostrations. In brooklyn there were
Il deaths and o prostrntions: a total OF Is
deaths and 1873 prostrations attributed to the
heat. The lists follow.
Bolser. Agnes. II years. at POT West siItysi1th
lam, q ys, 20, yf:
Carroll JOSEPH six months. of 1s7 West Thirtieti
$ $sn1sy; ESssisS; $: 200 Front street
p. g charles: 90 years. t,nsmi.h. employed
Davis Frsncis. 20 years of 14s sixth avenue: found
DouFhrrty, John Is years Of l.1s7 Rsiroad avenue.
,t snr, Lhsouors 90 years. Waterman. OF 8os
1u:hursi. Michael. 10 years at 6ss East Twentyni,h
ssss George ss 60 years. while At work in paper
K.S John 20 year.: & ss5 rhra aS.nu saa At resi-.
kis,Dan John. a years. piano maker. at ss4 Ea..
Lady Michael j. 80 years. of 1s4 East 10th street,
Aaek,n. Margaret. O. years. at aos Eighth avenue.
worse, Christian. Al years. porter at III vessy
street; q Chambers street Hospital.
Meleski Clara. rs years. At 10 Third street.
McVuns. Catherine. 80 years at ADJ East Fourteenth
,asdnnl Sarah. 80 years. At ass West Twenty.fourth
Nohlrinu Margaret, SO year. of 1873 First avenue; a.
Pierce Mark, 80 years. pan,ryman on steamship
0sllA; At tr+0. North River.
ringee. John A.; salesman for Page Brothers 4 CO..
ro.seh William. +s years. of 3l7 East Fifty. ninth
prtnde, Annie. 50 years; AZ 52l East Fifth street.
street. " ' '' ''"''
s.Tnonie G.. 20 years Franklin street. at Cham.
swnteman. Anthony. 40 Years Of - Bank street.
ksTpo ueAd IN stable n christopher street.
Inothton, Jane. y years. OF 6al Second Ayenue
Seloinger. MARY. Ioyears at ~ Thompson street
street.: at stable. 81 Jane street. " '
wsldncE. Joseph D.. IS years l57 East Eiahtv,.rth
sHSst Treasurer OF Typographical Union Nod
asn name unknown. found In the baseme Mt of IA
VAnktor street; at Chambers Street Hospital
REGISTRATIONS.
Avery. George g. Al years OF 2os Fast Iastb ,trsst
tSoth street aud Seventh avenue: Manhattan Hos.
Hader Richard, 80 years. OF o4to First av.uu. a,
&<otn Nreet ana Flrst avenue liar en- HOsptAl