The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

On tn: pr.vou: week the total Of ali diseases was
38 from cholera So the aggregate from diseases OF the
last week 227 Of ell other countries l30 Of which
lreapds item in the bill Is 93 The total number Of
deaths for 4 months since cholera commenced. is
13T67 the deaths by cholera for the period
The highest number Of deaths by cholera for the
week ending the 21st Of July when it TIA, 102
first being 90 or per day and the last being 81
per day The cholera has risen and fallen therefore in
apericd Of four monthssnd curious circumstances
that the time OF the progress exactly the length
as the period Of the decline gradually for two
months and having eliminated the 2ist Of July, it
~ gradually decreased for two months, ending the 22d
Of September There is another curious coincidence in
the cholera records Of the present year In 1882 and
4e the three most fatal weeks were the three
siye ending July 2st, July 2sth and August 4th
The deaths for the first Of these weeks being 1l6 in
1882 and ia in 1919 Now that this scourgs has dc.
parted from is to be hoped that the recent efforts
feeble o. they were at enforcing the Law against null
sanoes and preserving some degree Of cleanliness viii
not be relaxed and that shoud the epidemic visit u
once more, We shall be the better prepared tor 1t.
DEsrvcIrH FRE SEVENTEENTH SrRrrr.- Last
evening, At balfpsst nine o'clock FIRE to
suddenly burnt forth from the stables Of William Dale
between eth and 10th avenue. Being frame building,
and containing hay and straw, the flames spread
over beyond the power Of subsection Though engine
company No "a was one the spot (thc engine house
being next door) and several other companies came
from the time the Ere commsnssd, the stables were
burned to the ground and regret to add i've horses
together with portion Of the Toe house Of wortendyk
Hopper dealers in Rochland Lake and Ulster county
Ice. The damage Is as follows-The stable, straw and
hay $780, ice house $3.50; Ave horses $780, total $1,000
or the horses burned, three belonged to wortendyks
and Hopper, worth $780, Not having sufficient room
for all their horses they hired stnblins from Dale
Another horse belonged to Dale himself and tho fth
70 his brother.in.law, Mr.. Mosen They worth
$40. There were two saved, one of them by Walter
lynch, at great personal risk and another rescssd
were sunochtsd before they burned and some OF
them beeks Into the flames after being got out
hs Il The third time these stables have been burned
last f,urth OF July seven years ago, the Ice house
was buried to the ground with them, and last May
tvelVemonth, the ice house was partially burned,
a. nov. The stables insured for only 800, the
Ice house for $780, and the horses not at all We oh
served present FIRE companies 4, g. g. H. "a 40 and
Al. They did their utmost and succeeded in prevent
doubt the tre was the result Of incendiarism.
KSw FAsniosAnLn DvuDrse err on Fpr.--Yesterday
Fifth ward station house passing through Leonard
street, he sDeed smoke In the new fashionable BALD
Ing No "a Leonard street. not yet fnishsd said to be
intended as rival Of Kate Hastings establishment,
which IL within two doors oft On examining the pre-
mss he found the house broken into In the base
ment and fred in the third storyths shavi,gs lying
In the building being collected inte corner sud ig
nited probably, by lucisr match, there four
strokes on the vail exactly like ~ba you'd be produced
BY match. This msgnihcent building has been
created by Miss Marshall (Cinasreila), OF Wooster
street IL Ia i've stories high and two stories Of 1t
Of cut stone.
AporErn.-Yesterdsy morning about 10 o'clock q
IRE was discovered by Capt Wiley Of tbe First yard
police, at No % Old Zip occupied by j. D Rusher
as tin and sheet iron workers The Are originated IN
large Dor in tho fourth story but was extin suhsi by
the police before much damage was done, alarm
given for the nrcmen.
CaurioS TO ssrv,srs .sp Orurps.--A Are broke out
yesterday morning, At hall Ia,t one o'clock, at 81
st. Marks Place, occasionCd by the servant girl
leaving lighted candle by the side Of her bed II fel
on the led when che went asleep end sst fire to IT, She
vas, fortunately, awakened by the flames and smoke
IN time TO seve her life. The Gre eas sxtinguishsd
without much damage.
Gre boke out in stable In the rear of No 32 Seven
'eenth street. belonging to Mathew Allen The stable
Ind horse were consumed Supposed to be the Fl
an incendisry.
Housr R,Ssacurp-The tenants of the house No
l2l Madison street, being absent from the city tss
houte was entered through the front basement, aud
Bureaus and drawers broken open. and no Doubt
eonsiderahe quantity Of property distracted The
door was forced open by Ofbcer Mann att o'clock,
prrrAtL ron THr USwnv.-yssterdsy morning at |
BALI past three ocloek. accident occurred NJ the
iron buildrR, corner OF Duane and Centre streets |
he area which isvery deep has no fence % any kind
dentsny fen into IT, Her name Is Julia Morris re.
siding In 18th street. the 9th avenue. Poiics
nfhcer Cullum hearing her moan procured ladder |
and descended Win some dinsnity he succeeded in
bringing her mp when he conveyed her to the station
house and DR.. Sweeney dressed her wounds. cns Of
hospital The wound in the arm ~ bad one Tbers |
s doubt the unfortunate creature vas intoxicated
" the time, for she " nov In dits but that
d reason why her life should be taken away by such
ptfall
R,iIwsv tcciprsr - John Herring switch tender on
he Erie Rsilwsy was conveyed 10 tbs city hospital
yesterday having had his arm broken by the train on
he Day before. The arm was amputated
AlrrNrrED Screens Yesterday afternoon French |
'ook at the Astor House. named Bowsn stabbed him.
elf and was convened to the city hospital, where his
wound was attended TO.
EeuIrocriAL GsLss The gales blew pretty hard
Itsttrcey, frsm the West. The East river and bay
YES roueh.
DRowFrp BoDv FouND.-The body Of a drowned rpan |
vas found Heating yesterday morning In the North
liver and conveyed to the Castle Garden bridge TO
wait tbs Corcnsr's inquest