The sun., 1896-08-11

SuuuS TeCoru. MIS-. AuA y. WILLARD
Of the Training School for Nurses. was called
on for help last evening. She gave tho hospital
eleven competent nurses. all Of whom were hard
At work before 0 o'clock. Commissioner Faure
said he couldn't recall q time when the re-
sources Of Bellevue had been so taxed by hot
weather. Supply wagons wero pressed into
service as ambulanoes in the evening.
The Presbyterian Hospital called up Police
Headquarters early last evening and said that
its ambulance service WAS overtaxed. 1t suE-
Eested that IL would be we'll whom n call came
for an ambulance and all the ambulances were
out, that the nearest police station should. on
notification from tho hospital to head
quarters, be asked to send a patrol
wagon for the case and take IL 70
tho hospital. Capt. Donohue. who was In
charge at headquarters. agreed to the sugges.
tlons and notified all the hospitals and the
police stations. All the hospitals fell into the
plan. The Twentieth, Twenty ty-second, Twenty
fourth and Twsnty-sixth precincts on tho west
eide above Thirty-fourth street, whore the hos
pital districts arc very largo. wero chiefly af-
fected.
The Coroner's physicians were kept on tho run
until long after nightfall. DIR. o'Hanlon left
the Coroner's office at noon to attend to eixty
cases Of deaths by heat and sudden deaths re-
ported since O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
about sunstroke and it's treatment:
Precipitation always ceases for from twelve
to twenty-four hours before prostration. A
headache usually follows. and the patient, un-
less he realizes what iS the matter and takes
measures to ward of prostration. be-
comes unconscious. As soon as one stops
perspiring. he should batho his head
In as cold water as he can get. Then he should
take q cold BATH and drink water freely at the
temperature 1t comes from the hydrant. This
induces perspration. A little claret added to
the water will do no harm. The patient should
then rest for day or So"
At o'clock last night there was q 17-mile
breeze from west, southwest, the official tenn
pcraturo was So and the humidity 90 per cent.
Al the Same hour on the night before there was
Just zephyr. the temperature was So, and the
Se"qs "ps 80 pss seo Of dead and
trated In this neiEhborhood. To these is APP
pended the list OF sudden deaths. some OF which
SSs heat: nave 0e'' IN measure partly que TO the
DEATHS.
ASDSnsoS; Ro.EsT 30 year old; of tto West Forty.
Anns5sose WILLIAM, OF II Trinity place: at Hudson
BETKn4S. SAMUEL 8. address not known: at aou.
BEIIN.s: cnARLEs. months, OF s,s East loist
ssaDr a' p1M Sc of sl7 West Seth street, a. Man
BScElHS. MICHAEL 81. of sa7 Yves. Houston street;
BURKE. THOMAS D. of 245 Bieecker street. at ST. Vim.
cAMrsEIi. JOSEPH. 40. OF Ta Bowery: At his home.
csR ns SAff s,s ss..
COOPER Jorx. 81, of 600 sixth avenue; a, his home
street: at bis home. w. " -'' '' -' '''eA'"
DnicKE. RriSE 81 years old. of lee Clinton place:
Queen lying at the foot OF seeEmSn street; At sS
AsrGs s s. e. & S.s HSTs
FURisrrxTRR " vi GEORGE. so. a. Bulls Head Hotel.
elIIAxEr. jAaHs, of sl7 East Iosth street; al his
s. s Il: ss gsa Ss.s IA s.
some days and was on reserve auty all day sunday.
hi:
" s Wsss1Sa a sS%;
Shiis Sn duty, and died on the way to the Hudson
-HAssEsIoPr. BEsJAAtx saloon keeper, of 1873 wes.
Jwepty'sMis,h M street, At his M saloon - He complained
isria msdieine. He died Immediately after taking
HArsEI.. WILLIAM. 90. of 4os West Fifsy-foursh
HoriaiS. cHAHifs. a. of so7 East Iev.h street; a,
n1ag a st 81 rs s: 4ssd at .r
KE1nr THOMAS. IS. of 44s West Forty second stree.
KEnoE T. e. Of Is oaa asles.1 street "a g III b; home
KINosBuRT. sEIie. IS, of 126 Allen street in syna-
KoEHiER, EnEDSn!cE. of tos East Fifteenth street;
LEaA. JOHN. IS. address not known: at oouverneur
IiWIEa, JOHN. go of soi West Fif,ie,h street; at
a Gs % on Ssa: %As &
at work on the steamship La Eormandie and frac.
LUDwio ELLEN. e5. of 4ss East Seventeenth street:
MsdIoSr PATRICK. 80, of 4as West leC,h street. at
5:Hs TAiter at Fifth Avenue Ho'' to
M hsT S aGs East s'''n'h at
y MeesSs.@.: at Sc. Vincent. Hospltal.
MASON. PETER. So. Of s57 Madison Street: at his
o'Barrs. Nora, 4. of aoos Firss avenue; at her
she 9Rna. NJ! ihats a st. y Sinsents &c ac:p,1si '
Il: ESs. lass street q.
smh ara whils working or M ths . nth IN
tRc elevator bis neck
Ts:s,s ELLEN 80 address not known; at aouv'r
SS. s bsvue kfis East
scanSEDna. HrsRi S5. Of os West twenty. second
sWtssos. GaISlEs. Of i55 East 1881 street: at Har-
TnoRSfoS. PATRICK 2s. of b4 Goerck street; at his
hone: ,,,.,,,., an =, s-. Grand .,r..,
nYyLcI, ASAa q Sts West Thiftyninth street; at
Third avenue; at Harlem Hospital.
UNIDENTIFIED NAM at Bellevue Hospital.
SUDDEN DEATHS. CAUSE NOT SPECIFIED.
BLAxoo. AyRico. B5. a French walter OF ~ West
TWenty.eiRhth street. died in q patrol wagon while
being taken to the New York Hospital.
q 81 sS II sGs
MS home.
CAULE, CHARLES B8. OF 6I2 Third avenue, found
dead in his room - ., -, 49,,
her home. - a. =. ,oa W.. 80,
streett at his home.
tho Astoria Ferry house. foot OF East Nineysecond
KANE, MORTON, As OF 10 Cherry street at his home.
KESNis JOHN. OF 220 West Fourteenth street, at his
LHiDIH, JOHN. co. of Isi East Houston street, at his
MAT, BpwARD bb, OF 2ss East sixty, second street.
President Of the Mount Morris Electric Light Com.
pany at the company's once at Van Dam ard Green
MEuMERpEa FRANCIS H.. s5, of 3ls East Fiftieth
McClSs MARY ANN. 20, OF 22e West Fiftleth street
McDoNAID CHARLEs 80, OF 800 Pleasant avenue, at
his home. go -, -. -.,.,
street, at his home. ,.. -,,,-
Strauss. ADoLPH. 81. of $40 Pearl street