New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
NINE DEATHS IN JERSEY CITY.



LICE IN TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Nine deaths from the heat and twelve prostra-
tions were reported in Jersey City yesterday. The
list of fatal cases is:
Andrew Broean. OF No 1919 Warren-st.
Mrs. Walter Dear. died Mt her home No. 81 Magno-
iia-ave, OF heart trouble. superinduced by the
heat. She the wife of the advertising agent
of the Jersey City Evening Journal
John c. Denning of No 500 West Forty-sevcnth-st.,
New-York found dead in the Central Hotel,
Pavonia-ave
Nicholas Henrahan, freight handler OF No. $50
Grovc-st.; found dead in bed
John j. Krwen. member of the Democratic County
Committee; died at his home No. 300 Baldwin-aVe.
William Moran nine years old. died at his home, No.
1914 Sussex-st.
Michael Manning died the City Hospital.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien. of No. "a oakland-ave. died at
her home.
David Prior. of No. siS Henderson-st
Francis W. Sobcke. of No. y Stillman-ave.
The prostrations
Anthony Anton. laborer overcome at Pavonia
Ferry; taken to St Francis Hospital.
Christian Cordes saloonkeeper Central-ave. and
Hutton-st.
Andrew Dapenas. Of No 167 Bay-st., overcome at
the Pavonia Ferry.
Thomas Grenahan. OF No. 800 Garheld-ave.
George Haight Of No 1s2 Webster-ave.
Frederick Judd Of No $50 Eighth-S-
Edward D. Kelly assistant superintendent Of the
Citizens Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY; over
come in the companys Office in Oakand-ave.
Taken to his home, No. 22S Mon'icelo-ave
Minnie Lyons. Of No 1856 Centrai-ave Frustrated IN
Lincoln-sf.
Wardie Mansell. Of No. % RaiIroad-aVe Idkeh 10
the City Hospital.
Mrs Nellie McCague, of No. 2O5 York-st. Taken to
Christ Hospital.
bartholomew stanowitzky Of No 412 Mallory-ave.
Taken tor ST Francis Hospital.
Richard Underwood, of No s5 Montgomery-st.
Taken to City Hospital
FATAL REGISTRATIONS IN NEWARK
THE DEATHS SINCE THE HOT TERM BEGAN NOW
NUMBER FORTY
The following additional deaths from the neat
were reported in Newark yesterday:
Thomas Kearns. twenty five years old. of No. p
Wiam-st.. at st. Michaefs Hospital
Herman Schieker of No. 45 Greeu-st. at ST Mich
aes Hospital
Thomas Casey. of Fourth-ave and Front-st died
at his home.
Fertin wieland. of No. rs Barciay-st. died at his
home.
John Ross. of No As Fairmount Place at the Ger
man Hospital.
Nellie Stevenson. of No. II Fifth-ave
Mrs Lille Murphy of No. lss Chestnut-st
The prostratons reported yesterday were as fol-
lows
lanes Kelly Of No Comes Alley. taken to 81.
Michaels Hospital
Eneelbert Schokk of Waverly Place
Elmer White. of Summer-st
John Lapsey, of No 81 Farmountave
Daniel Ferguson. of No. 2e Academy-st.
Mrs George Bremen. OF No. 81 Barbara-jt
A. +. May. of Railway.
Patrick Kelly. Of No. ls5 Ferry-st.
Charles NJ Woods Of No 100 Wavery Place at st.
Barnabas's Hospital
Henry Sch-all employed in HIS brewery at City
Hospital
George LAWYER OF No S75 Muberryst., at St Bar
nabass Hospital
George Long driver Of ice wagon, at ST Barnabas
Hospital.
Victor Kuhn at the City Hospital
Frank Aumon. of Newton and Charlton SITS. at ST.
Barnabas's Hospital
Matthew Dougherty. of Bellevihe
Henry Krock. Of No. loo Barclay-st
Shortly after noon yesterday all the laborers en-
ployed by the Board Of Works were relieved OF
duty and contract work on the streets was gen
erailv smut down during the middle of the day.
The delivery of letters by postoiice carriers was
curtaied The Clark Thread Works and other
large factories shut down at noon. Up to noon
Yesterday there over forty deaths from. the
heat MANY prostrations were not reported. Phy-
sicians were busy all over the city and In the
suburbs.