New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
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HreSret McGrah native Of ireland 30 years Of age ut
No sSs Elizsbethst Fourteenth Ward III two days.
Pairick boyle native Of ireland 30 years OF oge IN Third
ave between Eishncth and Eigstyhrs'st' NiDo'een'h
Ea Murphy native OF Ireland 90 Years Of age in One
between Third and Fourth aSe'
Twelfth Ward III is hours c,.. o, u.... 81,
Mary Ann Msrtp native Of New HGIs C So1 ysA'
Ms Carr native Of ireland % years OF age at the Bat
terry Barracks First Ward ID "a hours
THE BULLETIN poR "WEDNESDAY
TIE buc.n in the The Sanitary superintendent ye'
terday contained the following eases' -., A, :, and
Le1ineionsye found BY the Iopec'or on lnesay s'
feImg from cholera having been u! since saiuIaay living
at No 10 States attacked by cholera On foesday az p &
and taken to the Battery Barracks where be died al 9o
James Yates living No 10 Safest, taken to hospital At
Chrsop6er Blake aged 90 living at No llS Mulberry ST.
attacked en- Friday. ,rLo
Eliza Blake age 81 wife Of tbe soo'e s'acAe" o @ "'"'
Mary Biisc daughter oi' Christopher and Eliza at
tackled Tuesday In partial collapse yesterday morn
Ellen Blake years Of age another member Of the same
family attacked on fuesday at ~ H. anu yesterday "0'"
John Mas,ersoo living at No 2'7 Broomest % years o.
and native OF Newly City was taken with cnolefa Az
Tuesday and yesterday at noon war regarded as con-
Wa.bburn native Of New. York. 30 years OF age
attacked BY darrhes on Tuesday abd yesterday at IL a. H.
Anna Trondes aged g. residing at No 1877 West Thirty
ftst had darbes on Monday succeeded by cholera on
Mr. Tster residing az No 40 Est Forty frss seized
with diarfea on Tusduy followed by vomiting and was IN
full collapse yesterday morning
TIE DArrERY BARRACKS.
Tho hospital Of Battery received its first patients yester
day James Yates attached at the Starr Hotel No 10 State
ST. on Tuesday evening died the Barracks yesterday mora
ing Three other became inmates Of The hospital during
the day having been removed from the zane house Inc
barracks ore clean we'll ventilated and have ample accommo
dsofs for 5o0 patients They haVo been fitted up WIN
great care under Immediate supervision Il the SanAy
Superintendent and supplied With everything tha' eold
add 10 the comfort Of tatonts
THE CHOLERA BROoBLyN
The disease 10 Brooklyn. While ii does not seem to aOaf
does not either magnance or In the numDer Of us
yiems About 800 barrels Of choEnaed Lime have been used
BY lie Board Health TO absorb tie putrdhes Of TIC Twelfth
WARD while faD proportion OF disinee,ants have been
poured into overfovuf pses ard cepools in the same
locality The health authorities have prohibited the use Of
the Wells which inconvenience in procuring
water bu. d Of tho Ward who understand that the
Sanitary making Effort TO the Lives Of their
children DO Lot object The burden fails most heavily upon
them after oil they compelled 10 do the dTudgJ Of do
nestle H. while the those WHO eject tie Aldermen OF
the cy-regad tho interference e the Board O. Health as al
mpertneuce which ought TO DO prohibited ly an injunction
The following cases were reported tie Assistant Sanitary
superintendent yesterday
Mary a. Needhnm, walcottst.. sixth house FROM Rich
ards st. viii probably recover.
Budget Cahil No. is5 prospects Tending to collapse
when last seen ,,,,
Recovering
Mrs Thorn BushwokaVe., Myrtle ave. Recovering
Mr.. Fox Coinmbia.s st., near IIamliOH'Gye. ,
Era1 Forbes sedgwek st. first bouIse from e lambda 81
(ose (nAme unkhown) FiFsst, North Elshtb, L. d.
Helena Schmidt, Red Hook Violent case.
THE lgUHcrIoN MANIA.
Judge McCunu yesterday Issued two ininneon against the
Board Of Health. The plaintiffs in both eases-ienry west
hciuer La1erbaek Nos and Abattorinee in
one and Henry Esner Nor. and Abattoirpace 10 The
othrdese De protected in the business OF iatneting
end the Judge determined that they shoud be- far the
Sureror Court could interrupt the efforts of the Board OF
Health 10 abae the nuaDes in this particularly odogous part
Of the city decision from Judge Brady in similar case
NOV be greeted in o day or two.