New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
VICTIMS OF THE HEAT.
An INCREASED NUMBER OF pEosrEArIoxs

VICTIMS OF THE HEAT
AN INCREASED NUMBER OF PIOSTRATIOXs AND
nEATHS-THE HOSPlTALS KEPT BUSY
The number OF deaths reported at the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics during the twenty four hours ending al
noon yesterday 197 of those deaths = were
caused by sunstrolc and from dinrrhoea dse
Most of the deaths from diarrhoea believed TO
have been due indirectly TO the heat OF the l07 per
SONS whose deaths reported yesterday 106 were
children under five years old.
The following case, of prostrdtion by the heat we're
reported by the police in this city yesterday:
Joseph Blumm. aged tweny-sX, of No. 1G East
One-mndIed and -sixthst, TO Bellevue Hospital from
Third ave. and Fifty hfth-st: Geoige rockingham.
aged forty, No. 1341 Second-ave. bellevue; James
Walsh, hod-carrier, to Manhattan Hospital: william
Francis, coorcd, the New York Hospital. from No.
40 Scventhave.: Thomas Plant driver, Of No. l3j
Westinghouse, to It. Nncents Hospital: Patrick
Klernan. OF No. 455 East Fifty ysiXhst to the Ircsby
terian Hospital Christopher LasSen. sailor. from Pier
No. 20. Fast River. to the Chambers Street Hospital
Edward McGulnncs. Of No. e72 sixth ave. TO Bellevue
Gustave Scicry, hOd carrier 10 Manhattan Hospital;
Thomas Brennan. aged twenty five. from the Third
railroad depot TO his home at No. 2lO East Forty
fpurth-st Henry POt, aged forty, from No Gj3 Water
It. the Gouverneur Hospital: Hugh Rogers. OF No.
155 East one lundrcd-and Gath ST. to the Harlem
Hospital Joseph Mack aged seventeen. u ST. Nlnccnts
pldl JOHH ndilIIe NiAts -hNc wars ou an" l''
less to the Chambers Street Hospital; Daniel Koean
OF No. 4O2 East FOurtcentI-st, TO Bellevue, Lpiis
stavcr. from No. 800 Broadway TO his home at NO
1O5 Serlf-st; James Freeman, colorcd, TO the Eoo,e
welt Hospital; Patrick McCann, Of no 80 Scanmel st.,
to Bellevue August Odenwad. OF No. 40 Thompson
ST.. to the Chambers street Hospital Michael Murphy
street sweeper, TO the Roosevelt Hospital: James
Mclaughlin 'l0ngshoreman, from Ninth Il. and the
East River, TO Bellevue; Michael sheridan. street
sweeper to the New-lolk Hospital Hugh J. Kenny
ettercarrer, to the Presbyterian Hospital; Henry
Ogden, sent to his LONE at No. 439 West FoItynlnt
ST.. Gustave lIOpf Of No liza Second ave, To IA,
Presbyterian Hospital: unknown aborcr. about forty
years old. from sixth ave- and Thirty second st., to the
New York Hospital. inscnsblc; unknown sixty
years old. from Spring-s 10 ST. Ninccnts Hospital :
unknown man. removed from the cellar Of No. 'i3
Fnankfortst, to The Chambers Street Hospital,
r. RoseIblatt, No. 81 Chry st., ~. Nincens II
pital Charles L. Chaudt, NJ. 40 Rivncton IT,.
(iOuveineur Hospital: Flank Fesney, No. 5U6 East
Iomteenthst., Bellevue; Patrick trnn. No. 80 Mon
oest.. cent home Louis Die,cher, No "lI East
Nnth-st GouvcrHeuf IiOsltal, B'na.d rrintiS. 10.
800 East Thirty fourth ST.. Belevuc, Charles Lh,har
No. @75 secOnd-st., bellevue; Caspar Meyer No 1850
ion. NJ. 81 East Forty -fifth-st. Bellevue: George
veltch, No. 3G4 West Thirty seconl ST, Chambers
hospital; James Henry. No carl.slcst., sent lone ;
Timothy sielman. No. $50 West Twenty seventh t..
died from the heat at his nome: unknown man. thirty
five yeis old, to Il. Nincent> Hospital from broadway
and Fourteentll-,t: Ifsu smith, No. l,373 Fulton
one huldi rcd and thirty sevent-st.. same hospital
Alexander cow NO. do7 Madson-St. Broodyn cent
died at Elevrnthave. and Ihrtj sccondst before an
ambulance could be summoned George smith, siAN
Fuchs. No. 45e West Forty -nrstst, Roosevelt Hos
m Snnfo' S6 heis5 6i SG MaeT neee e
Terney. fifty years old from one hundred and thirty
Hospital; George LamI>On, No. FIanllin-s. Chan
beIs street Hospital; Christian Noss. NO. ll3 East
wright. fell dead hi work at y 4 lllleli 7.
Christopher DINNER, No. 3J4 West Thirty seventh
st.. 10 - Vinccnts Hospital from, Pier so. II. Nouh
River Frank Cornelio Of onchundred and seventh ST.
TIo,en 40 1.4 East one hundred and tw .nty rst-st
Bellevue: John Hogan. blacksmith. NJ. lr Pncc-st
Eighty second"t Roo,eTeit Hospital. Michael Grace
Elensten, driver, No. 444 East Fifty siXthsi., died
Bound Brook, y. j., u Bellevue Hospital from No
9o f. fS t;dnvrrnsr Ig IoSpii pa, Hvrns c
Fifty six, OF No. SO West one hundrcdth-st. ior'
the heat at his home Michael Iicay, iaborcr 40
1900 Thirdavc., New forh Hospital william j.
Ryan police So oneeT nio Of m the esi Hgrenn r%rnG
and removed to Bellevue Hospital: unknown woman,
removed from Centre Market Place 10 81. Vinccnl's
Hospital. Patrick Murphy, produce carrier "n
plOycd In the Gansevoort Market. suffering from
heat Yesterday and went 10 his room in the lodging
there at y. H.: Mrs. Kate Me- Onkcy aged twenty
seven, was found dead in her bed at No. ~ Grove.
from work. 1t was believed that the heat caused
her death. stout woman OF middle age. who wore
n black calico dress became inssnsibe I'm the hall
way, Of the house, No. "a Downing st.. at 1850 p m.
OFT No 2:G East Ninety fourth ST., IA the Pre~hy
tcran Hospital, ut p. M. an unknown man. aged
about forty and well drcSsed; to the prc,bylerian
Hospital from Third-"vq, and Hghtyninth-st.. at
y. m. AZ
years old. but refused to tell where she lived, was
carried into Police Headquarters and was sent 10 st.
Ninccnt's Hospital. she asked the police 10 In
formatiO Of her condition TO ". A. smith, "A broker at
No 20 BrOadwa,.
Thomas Duty, stablcman. hny-two years Old
died from the heat in the stable at No - Lexington
ave: Jane Smith. aged seventy. died al No. 30 Allen
st. Michael Garfield. aged forty >iX died at 40 %
West OnchundIcd and twenty ninth st.