New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The EIenIib OF the City.

The only new feature concerning cholera that has
been developed since our last report is the fact that kills
quickly than heretofore 1t does not destroy greater
number u lives 10 given length Of time but II completes us
work In much shorter period OF the nine deaths reported
yesterday OF Records ard Vital Statistics four
were III less than hons This 10 OF the peousres
OF the disease and 10 the present instance at least may be
partially charged upon the localities in which the outbreak &C.
The epidemic the islands to be entirely under
control aud Is not probable thore will DO any very great
mortality from this In the public institutions OF the city
while the sanitary now In force are continued 10
the city the Of aresng putrefacon In the streets by
the Of antiseptics being carried with vgor while
the prompt distinction Of premises where the disease makes
its appearance although it does not entirely overcome the
enemy. thus far prevents pestilence.
The successful adoption and application fhygenic laws 10
those exposed to the disease 10 the public institutions veres
the truth Of the principle upon which the Board Of Health
acting. We again. for their personal safety urge our
citizens to suphate Of iron and caboc acid in their
sinks waterclosets housedrans and twice day as
ono OF the best of keeping the poison from their
premises The decrease In the number Of deaths favorable
s is balanced by the symptom compelled this
morning to report for the suddenDess with which II kills
shows the vrunce OF the poison II Is well that It not
widely dused and aope it will be confined TO its present
limits by the OF the only yet known to science by
which that object may be attained.
NAMES OF THE DEAD.
We give herewith the OF the dead since our last re-
port gathered from deathcertfcaes in the Bureau Of
Records and Vital Statistics.
AUGUST ll-Catherino NJ OConnel, 10. EewYork. north
east corner Of Ffyfourhs and Eieventhayc I'll hours
Ellen OKeefe 80 Ireland No. IL Henrys III hours Jula
Brown 90 Ireland No. IS Washington st. died Battery ga,
r.cks Hospital III Is hours Elizabeth Hastings. 80 Ireland
No Roosevelt ST. died Batiery Barracks Hospital, Al
hours; Enzl Fogan g. Ir land. No 81 Muberryst died
Battery Barracks Hospital III hours; Susan Maganh'
o. Ireland No 22 East Thirty III 10 hours
Mary Edwards &C. Ireland. No. 81 Madison St Elztbeth
Donohue 40 Ireland No. 81 0akst III IA houIs Bridget hleI
non 81 Ireland, No e. Muberry-st.
August lO--Bidget Connolly. Ireland No 81 Baxter ct
Joseph Dsch Germany No li3 West Thirty fst-st Mary
Atkins New York. Battery Barracks Hosptal John COINS
Ireland Red House Hospital; John Carroll ireand ked
House Hospital Henry Lewood, Newly YORK, Red House
Hospital; b. letter Germany Battery Barracks Hospitals
Bridget 0Nei Ireland. No. 81 Gresnwichst; Ellen WAL
Ireland, No 81 GIeenwich'st.
BIXTgESTH-sT GAs-HoUsE.
Complaint made by resident in the vicinity OF the
s1toenth.st gas. house follows;
IAN day yesterday aud last night you had happened In
in the vay If the gas you would have supposed that
every pvy In the city had been poured out into the street
under your very window. Is this inolerable nuisance
to be again revived 1t has certainly been renedied for
time and IL can be edectuaIly."
The Board Of Health long has authority to control
matter will insist upon the companies living up 10 the
Instructions given them They will be held strict account
the conduct their business according to the instructions
OF the Health Board.