The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18


In Centre street Hospital. .....,7 8
William street Hospital. ...... IA 12
Thirteenth street Hospital. ......o 3
In private practice. .o7 "A
Total. ............. 103 81 IA
No reports from Backwell's Island, Bellevue Hospi
tai, Peniten,iary, nor Colored Home.
Among the deaths in this city Of the prevailing cpl
d.mc, We have alss to notice that of MIR Anthony w.
TIappan. aged 6z years He died yesterday morning.
ana b. buried this afternoon Those who visited
the old Athepeum before that institution was merged
with the Society Library and the members OF the
latter society, will recoect him. When the Athensum
was on the of hambers street and Broadway
len or years ago and afterwards when the So
ci.ty Library occupied the building in Chambers
Chatham street used the Mechanics School, ana
sine. that valuable institution has been in Broadway
MIR T. could always be at his post attentive to
all We believe Il at In 1882 he lost twe brothers by
cholera aud had ascverc attack himself He was quite
cOncbul glst. and has been Known 10 pay very h9h
price for mere she'll
In abolition 10 the above, have also to notice the
panes Of Miss ason Of No so acDougal street On
Sunday. she was in COED health and died on Monday
morning. She teacher OF a ysuDg ladies' school.
Apropos Of the cholera and soAoosit has been sug-
gc.d to cose the schools at the present time instead
of waiting Until the usual time, in August. The
erowdng of 70 many persons together rs are usually
copgrsgated in common schools must be detrimen
tai health III the school officers enquire into the
proprieiy of pursuing this course!
Mr.. Moulton, late book keeper at the Carleton
House. died a Gay two since, Of cholera
1t but the other day that we were called upon TO
record the death by cholera, eff the two youngest
Suaok street and their bodies have been scarcely laid
in the grave before their mother is called to follow
them hIs Elizabeth Marrener was seized on Mon
day morning at about half pact o'clock and died at
sunstt OF the two daughters left both OF whom are
ust budding into womaahood. one has now fatal at
tack the disease ana is said to be past hope the
other i. aso much complaining, aud, IL is feared viii
not escape although the utmost endeavors used in
her behalf This is truly an afflicted family.
Mary Ann Mccartney was taken sick with cholera
In the street yesterday and removed TO her residence
No $40 18th street, by oidcer Rice
BROOKLYN.
BoARp OF HEALTH July II, 1910
Stree yesterdays report ten or epdemic choe-
ra have been reported five OF which proved fatal viz
Mary Hughes, aged "a Graham street; Ann Egan, aged
46 atlantic street; of Isaac GEL aged years,
Myrtle avenue Claus Kiander, aged ~, Columbia st;
lain blank su,d a. Furman
CHaS s i GOUDRICH Physician Of the Board
n b The Beard OF Health particularly request that
oil complaints OF nuitaIce be made in writing aud
signed by the II the complainant, as it Is impos
slble 10 take notice Of anonymous communications.
By TELEGRAPH
sr. LOUIS July IT, 1910
Although there decrease in the number of deaths
from epidemic cholera there is increase in the
Of bilious dytentery.
The in.erments on Saturday numbered one hundred
and thity zone, Of which els nine were Of cholera
On Sunday the number of intermcnt, vss ninctyt
Of which fny Eight were from cholera.
The weather Is cool for the seafon.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
sr LOUIS July 17-P. NJ.
There sixty inter ments to- day from cholera
and twenty. seven from other diseases!
The number Of iuterments for the week has been
seven and sixteen Of choers and two hundred
and twep,y.sevcn Of other diseases.
CiscIssArI, July lisp. NJ.
The report Of istsrments for the past twenty four
hours mp twelve o'clock this day. gives sixty nine
OF cholera, and forty from other diseases.
t. Ala
day is one thou,and and fifty, Of which six hundred
and sixty we're Of cholera.
The disease, We rejoice to state is now on the de-
crease.
About two-thrds Of the deaths among foreigners
who are daily arriving In large numbers.
The weather is cool and pleasant
CoLuAnus (ohio) July II, 1s49
We are gratned In being able to state that the cho
era 10 disappearing from the pententary, there hay
ing been but deaths there In the last
hours, and no new cases.
Since the FIRST outbreak Of the disease at the peniten
tary the total number OF deaths among the convcts
has beer one hundred and three out Of four hundred
and twenty-five
DR.. Lsihrop died Of cholera yesterday.
There have been Fix deaths from cholera In the city
since Thursday-the total number has been forty.
PrrTsBuneH, July II, lsso.
The Sanitary Committee report eleven cases efeholc-
m and one death, for the last twenty four hours.
Ricnsosp, July IA. NJ.
The cholera report the twenty -four hosrs ending
at noon yesterday, shows three eases, aud
not previously reported. There we're two deaths.
BALTrMoar, July lT-P. NJ
There we're four Of cholera and four deaths
at the Aims House to day.
There have been forty cases aud eighteen deaths from
the epidemic ,ince ert made Its appearance in this
city.
PHILApELyHfA, July 1T-P. H
TIE Eesrd Of Health report seventy-threo eases Of
cholera ard thirty one deaths, as having occurred
within the pact twenty four hours.
red at the Aims House day.
AIpAsr, July 17-7P.M.
Seventeen eases and Eve deaths FROM eholers, have
been reported sinee yesterday.
BurraLo, July Up NJ.
There have been reported, since yesterday twenty
enc eases Of cholera, and eight dsaths-sh de-
crease.
Bosos, July 17-P.
eur city to day.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
BosIos, July 1T-r. NJ
The tbip wakehsld arrived this port to day from
Cork had eight deaths by cholera beard during the
passage.
MsrrR,AL, July 1I-eP. ~
The in..rment. from noon Of the 18th to the 18th,
we're seventy-one q which Gfty we're victims 10 the
sholers.
The number for the twenty -four hours ending at
noon on the leth, was srty.t~o Of which thirty we're
from cholera.