The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15

8 A NlTA AR Y.
Only Five New Cases u Chslera Re-
ported n New Ysrk.
MARKED ABATEMENT IN BROOKLYN.
REPORTS FROM THE ISLANDS.
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NETTING OF TINE hEAlIn BOARD.
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MARKED ABATEMENT IN BROOKLYN
REPORTS FROM THE ISLANDS.
MEETING OF TINE hEAlTH BOARD

The epidemic continued 10 abate in this city yester
day, and evident that the cholera was decidedly
on the wane. Should We have return Of very hot
weather. there may possibly temporary increase Of
cholera cases. but all danger Of epidemic cholera in
New York this about over and the people can
keep their houses Clean diet regularly and keep their
minds easy for the remainder Of the season.
ATTEMPTING SENSATION.
Tho metropolitan Board OF Health and those preseat
besides, were somewhat astonished yesterday even
ing WHOM meeting the board Dr. Crane, asserted
reports Of cholera had not been given in
New York. and further stated that double the number OF
casrs had occurred TO what had reported He also
declared that the epidemic was quite As general IN
New York ~ in Brooklyn, but the fact was
not faithfully recorded. The facts here snow
the above assertions 70 be untrue Last week there
were one hundred six deaths from cholera in Brook
yn and the public institutions while there were but
cign,y-eght deaths in New York, including the two
cholera hospitals Bellevue Hospital and the City Prison
There ss not the slightest doubt that New York has
been healthier than the City Of Churches so far as the
cholera was concerned Brooklyn has been breathing
her own poison in the Nth Of the Twelfth ward
Cholera has and absolutely less in this city than
there and simply because the local have been
greater in Brooklyn than in Immediate midst
Dr Harris the Registrar Of Vital Statistics asserted that
his report Of cholera deaths s as correct as that Of
Brooklyn aud az he controls the registration in both
cities he certainly ought 20 know.
OFFICIAL LIST or cAsKs
Tue following IL the official list OF cholera cases. as
reported on the bulletin OF the Health Board, for the
swenty four hours ending two p. N. yesterday
BENJAMIN Seixas, 752 Eighth avenue Died AuguEt IL
Mary Peterson, 81 Mulberry street. f.
Mrs Babette Huffman, 226 William street.
John Denohue, 81 Oak street.
David Beaisie, 1877 Spring street.
CERTIFICATES DRATHa
Below the st Of certificates OF deaths from cholera
issued the Office OF the Registrar forthe twenty four
.hours ending two T. N. yesterday
George Kobrugh. 500 Third svenue.
Mny Nulhare, Red House hospital
BENJAMIN Seixas, 1852 Eighth avenue.
n. J. Gafaey, lsA Madison street.
Jeremiah Acsweeny, 653 West Twenty. sixth street.
RArrKRy BARRACKs H0sPrTAI-
The following report Of the above named place was
rendered yesAaTdsy Remaining n last repors l0 died.
4; remsuning Augua Il, !.
Tho following are the names OF the dsad:-FAtFck
Madden uAsy 0'Bren and Patrick Fehan.
HOUSE H0SYIrAL.
he re port fsom this hospital yesterday was:RemaiD
ng Al Lass reper admitted since, q Died, I; remain
ing \
YruIlc rErnTuIpoSs
TIE sup psRdant Of the Outdoor Poor under date Of
yestenday malc the following report Of deaths FROM
rhoe In tns pac institutions under the control OF the
Comnls sons sa Of Public Charities and Correction
The yer. vtWo deaths from cholera the 18th inst,
aud oee DEF - rom the same cause yesterday morning
u the wovkh 0Epe, Biackwoai's Island.
There are n In the cholera wards Of the Luna
tic Asylum r. sss OF acute darrh@a and three cases
No new csas. s.haws occurred At any Of the institutions
rndss the char " the Commissioners since last report
ssonguAny nKrORr
The following 10 she cfcih report Of deaths in New
yorl FOR the Ne Nc.0adipg August 10, 1905