The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-12
George March, 40 years old, of 254S Eighth avenue; died at Manhattan hos pital. J tt

First avenue, at his home; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 Joseph Leibman, 67 years old, of 46 St. Marks place, at his home; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 William ]. Ferguson, 53 years old, of 4SA Cherry street, while at work in bakery at 33l First avenue; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 Max A. Zuchousky, 37 years old, of 30 street at his home; taken to Gouverneur hospital.
 Unknown man, 30 years old, ITO pounds, dark hair and eyes, black suit, at Avenue B and Twelfth street; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 Gottlieb Eckley, 25 years old of 125 East Houston street, at his home; talk en to Gouveneur hospital.
 Patrick Waters, 35 years old, a waiter in restaurant at 51 Columbus avenue, at Columbus avenue and Sfxty-first street; taken to Roosevelt hospital.
 Patrick Gleeson, 65 years old, of F 1-2 Washington street, street sweeper, while at work in Battery place; taken to Hudson street hospital,
 Julia OConnor 40 years old, of 2l7 Avenue A, in front of l69 Avenue A; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 William Starritt, 30 years old, of $50 West Forty-third street, at his home; taken to Roosevelt hospital.
 Herman Ludwig, 22 years old, of 424 East Eleventh street, at his home; talk en to Bellevue hospital.
 George Whenrite, 54 years old, of 9 West Twenty sixth street, at Broadway and Twenty eighth street; taken to New York hospital.
 Ellen Egan, 40 years old, of 25 East One Hundred and Twentieth street; taken to Harlem hospital.
 Joseph Wilhelm 4 years old of 1S1 East Third street, at his home; taken to Bellevue hospital.
 Michael Shannon 30 years old, of the Summit hotel, Canal street and Bow cry in front of IA East One Hundred and Seventeenth street; sent to liar lem hospital.
 Harry Schneider, 2S years old, of S9S Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, at 195 Greene street; removed to St. Vincent's hospital.
 Unknown man, about 20 years old; removed to Roosevelt hospital from Eighth avenue and Twenty ninth street
 Michael Noonan, A years old, of S34 Broome street; removed to Gouverneur hospital in dying condition.
 John Bergen, 30 years old, of Willis avenue and One Hundred and Thirty sixth street, at One Hundred and Twenty fourth street and Pleasant avenue; taken to Harlem hospital.
 John Hoeys 33 years old, of sos East Twenty-fourth street, at 241 First ave- nue; sent to Bellevue hospital
 Bridget Brown, 20 years old, of 54 Union square, at her home; removed to New York hospital.
 George Sickman, 40 years old, clerk. of S2 Union street. Brooklyn; taken to Hudson street hospital
 B Worthington, q laborer, of 12ls Washington street: taken to Hudson street hospital
 Thomas Fay, laborer, of Rector and Trinity place, at 69 Greenwich street; taken tp Hudson street hospital.
 HeniM McManus, 35 years old, of Eighty-sixth street, near Second ave- nue, while working at One Hundred and Second street and First avenue; sent to Harlem hospital.
 Mary Byrnes, aged 70, of 203 East Sixty -second street, at her home; taken to Presbyterian hospital.
 Nellie Mitchell. aged 1T, of Port Jer- vrs. N Y, at 504 West Forty-fifth street: taken to, Roosevelt hospital
 Halloran. 3l years old, Of 44Ninth ,t- n nyaa Hundred and Twenty-second street. removed to Manhattan hospital.
 John Burdett, 30 years old, lamp trimmer on the steamship Cicio, lying at the foot of King street, prostrated aboard the ship; removed to St. Vim cents hospital.
 John Leath. aged 37, of 323 East Six 1 tieth street, at West Third and Woos- | ter streets; removed to St. Vincents | hospital.
 George Schettinger, aged 35, of ll9 l Avenue A. at 115 Leonard street; sent to Hudson street hospital. Victims in Brooklyn. l The police of Brooklyn to-day report ed the following deaths and prostra- tions from the heat: | Deaths. l Theodore Herbert, IS years old a baker, working at Stephen Hoff's shop at 1927 Broadway, was found dead at | 4:30 this morning in the cake room with the gas turned on. The indica- l tions were that he committed suicide He had complained early in the eVen- l ing of the heat and had said that he would rather die than endure it. It is l thought that the intense heat Of the ovens may have deranged his mind
 May Fawcett, 30 years old servant at 117 Macon street died this morning
 Patrick Collope, 29 years old, died al l home. ATS Hicks street.
 Christian Kuhn, 3S years old, of 34' | Park avenue, died at o'clock a. m. al home.
 | Dietrich Stopkhsch, 5S years old, ot S19 Ellery street, died at home. l Joseph King, 34 years old, 30 Nol street, in front of house; died before | help came.
 | William Lyman, patrolman Of tht Third precinct, who was stricken yes terday on post. died this morning. H' was the first Brooklyn policeman to bt 1 overcome.
 Mrs. Victor Hoskey, 45 years old, O 162 South Third street. sweeping II front of her house when overcome. Sh' died before the ambulance arrived.
 Prostrations.
 Patrick Lyons, 34 years old, or S4 1 Warren street, working in a livery sta ble at 360 Court street; taken to St. Pc | ter's hoSpitaI critically i'll.