New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
FATALITIES IN JERSEY CITY.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS ri

AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS RE
PORTED.
Physicians and undertakers were busy in Jersey
City yesterday The death rate was unusually
high among children While the fatal attacks were
caused directly by the heat. the death returns give
other causes. such as marasmus and cholera in
fantum. Deaths wee so numerous that the under
takers convenience and not that of the sorrowing
relatives considered in making the arrange
menls for funerals. From early in the morning
until late in the afternoon the streets leading to
the cemeteries were crowded with funeral process
sions.
Fourteen sudden deaths OF adults. charged to the
heat. reported as follows:
David Coyeney. forty years old. OF No. 1s5
Wayne-st. Found dead on a lounge at his home.
his store No. p Ernest. He assisted to his
home, at No. 81 Ernest. and expired in few
William Farrell, twcnty-eight years Old OF No
1l6 Old Bergen Road. Frustrated at his home and
expired before medical aid could be summoned.
Thomas Granahan, thirty years old. of No. sO2
ran ron S made by the neat ana
his home and physician called. but the patient
James H. Hughes. forty-two years old, succumbed
suddenly at the home Of his father. No. 81 Mont
suddenly at her home. No lis steuben-st
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William Lemon sixty years old. died suddenly
Mrs; Jane Lllis seventy years old, was pros
ave and wavery-st She expired While being car
ried TO her dwelling.
his dWene So 3 gdPT od died suddenly at
JOSEF, Joseph Lncknot twenty four years old sue
Bay shore Tuesday afternoon, and died late Tues
Mrs: Margaret Maher. forty-six years old of No
$50 Grand-st. attended the excursion at ST.
BT Err Roman Catholic Church Tuesday. She
approaching the pier at o'clock that night and
expired before the boat made its landing.
John Nichols. twenty-sx years old. OF No 496
1eTSeiy-aye collapsed suddenly at his home at
but u the doctors were unable to save him.
William Sheridan, thirty-fve years old, of No
employees at the milk depot Of the BeawaT T IaCk
awanna and Western Railroad Tuesday evening
The foowng cases Of Prostratons were reported
?, Charles Ralch thiriy-hye years old. of No 25s
sent to St Franciss Hospital.
mic, Michael BTaiion. afX-iiye years, old of No. 26
George Broe. twenty-five years old. OF Henderson
ST. Frustrated at abatoir and sent to City Hospital.
feminist. sen; to City Hospital
D John Casey iveniy-tnree years old. OF No lA5
Charles Coolihan. forty years old. Of No. 30s Wayne
benjamin Crofford and his brother. Henry coal
dealers both Frustrated. and taken to their home. in
Patrick Donnolly twenty one years old of No sO7is
Warren-st.: taken to St Francis's Hospital
Frank Heller, twenty-seven years old. OF No. l9l
Conrad Hoffman, a carpenter. of No. 60 Franklin
St: taken home
Patrick Hyland. forty years old. of No. POI Tenth
ave, New-YOr overcome on Grove-St.: sent home.
James Johnson overcome in car at Pavonia-
ave and GrOve-st. removed TO st. Francis's
Hospital and discharged.
John Joyce, twenty-hree years old, OF NO 622 sum-
mit-ave, prostrated at Erie Railway station and re-
moved to ST. Franciss Hospital
Harry Kelly, forty years old. OF NO AZ Hudson-st.
taken home 49,.
John Kennedy. thirty-four years old. OF No. 265
Fourteenth-st: taken to City Hospital
William Lynch. thirty years old: NO 64S Hender-
James MannOn, eighteen years old, No ga sum
mit-ave found unconscious in Monticello-ave.. ard
was taken the City Hospital
Dennis MCDeyitt, fOrty-two years old. or No. 81
Johnston-ave, sent to st. Francis's Hospital
Patrick Mulhearn. thirty years old. OF No
81 Coffey-st.. Brooklyn. Frustrated at Pavonn-ave
and Grove-st.. attended by DR.. Hoffman and re-
moved to friends house.
John Neary. twenty-five years old. Of No. 224
Montgomory-st, Frustrated at Henderson and
Eleventh SITS. and taken nome
Patrick Quinn. thirty-three years old, Of No. 10
Cales-st. overcome at Jersey-ave. and Fourteenth
st, taken home.
Jacob Saunders. sixty-two years old. OF No. 23s
Sherman-avc. Frustrated at car depot and taken
TO City Hospital.
James sheridan. fifty years old. OF No 252 York
St. overcome Montgomery-st and taken to ST
Franciss Hospital.
George Smith. thirty-eght years old Of No 273
Grand-st.. overcome in Barrow-st and sent to City
Hospital.
Mary Tenney. of No 1873 Third-st. sent to City
Hospital.
St, removed to the City Hospital