New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
DIR. DALToN's REPORT.
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OFFICE SANITARY DEPABTNEST, ". j. HEALTH }
\ NJ. IN.

NEW ORR sept. ~ leo.
JACKSON s SCHULTZ esg., PresidsHi u B. n
ST.: beg respectfully To report that Sept 10 the fol-
lowing reports THIS Office rom the In
spcooIs and Assistant sDecios OF me hOafl a nehn
Whole uuu Der If REPORTS received 81; number Of reports
found correct 5O number OF reports retuTn'd Tor ooree
ton, IL. ,r,- -,
The positive reports received upon The following nu'
lij g aud Impressive priyes 10 cls Is cIs'en,
cespoos y yars court and areas "A vase pprs ana
drains .6 horse stabea .treetsond alleys stables
pggeres houses ana blsemens liz s'uiitef aolses '
boiling estab shuens q vacant lots thueiy 9st,Ie'
bone manure establishment home cemetery hOFTsalnai
super phos phate MANDATORY. 80, -..
Tie inspecting olcos lave also rensIf;rd ~ ullueEs OF
premises io arg ach special oFie under ;he first canse
Of the l4h section Of TIE ileth Low ttd previously o'tn
served have reported whether said odes have been COM
Tie returns show that 70 ave hrrn complied WITH A. not
compiled with ami l6 pari-ly con '.' j with.
Dag Tie week ending sept 49, 8 cases OF supposed eho
have been nvesguiea cad euotd upon uy me ITect
Gna Assistant Oi ths nlLD ~ lo'eu gen
urc. and # hcse % haye been rel"rird e"ad FIRST Wa
case. Fourth Ward 4. iataA b fnh Ward, y mtl l.
sxu Wud Z; fat (. Seventh lrd. j. total J. Eghth
word p fttal @ Ninth Mrrd u Eleventh Ward. q Twelfth
Ward 81 fatal, a. Fourteenth Ward q fatal q Sixteenth
Ward, 3; fltl, /; Nineteenth Ward J; fatal /; TVen.
teth Ward. Twcbysec0nd Ward g. fatal o. total cases
20; tOt.l fatal cases, -.
Il. DALroN, Sanitary Superintendent
RAGS.
communication from Dr. on was received 'n reference
dispatch from the United So e' Cotsu 10 Liverpool n
the Hon le ~ 81 State. regarding Toe eJIoauon
ocion tie communicable we referred 60 The Committee.
DR.. MATHEWS DISMISSED.
The casc Of Dr. Mathews Plrtccer CRyc) Inspector,
was then rOught before The Board
Charges brought against lie Doctor rejecting upon
his attention to his duties Several cases Of cholera have
without being reported He appointed August
q, account Of The existence OF cholera
on a. motion Of DR. Crane t AGREED that Dr. Mathews
be suspended for he onpefrmarc OF his duty aud that be
should De called ppm for an explanation.
IL then agreed that Assistant Inspector be sent 20
Rye durinc the suspension u d. hsiaows
Alter farther urmpOrisnt business the Board at
Jour lod 10 meet next Thursday go p. M.
TIE CIOlERA.
The following deaths f0u cholera rapor'ed NJ The
Board 4 Heath yesterday: Catfaiuo Br,tpe No. - Mu
berry sf died 10 tho Hospital; Lrtta Campbell No $50
Eass T,u'h-st. Pierce K-eir, EvUftBt r4uoS McAlus,
No 31i Eft fvefh.s' VI. Ot0Iuer. Hlitry HsWtl.i
Anne GrHrt Battery Hosptai; JaHe Ross No 80 West
Twe8t .if,h-st; Anre n. GottlOld No. ~ WlAau-sti
Ellen Dove Ne. a Mcl1crv IT,
BTOCEIYy.
Only one case was reported yesterday, that OF john
Stockholm, aged Co. residing 10 B1sAwcE; critical
Theuumber of deaths reported Were.l " % Il
which from cl0cIHi ror crloa iu.r uu. dys.
eatery &c; from OTHER zymotc celsca and "a Om all
otter diseases
Tasltenent Of the Assistant Sanitary Slrsrr'cniant Tor
the ending sept 49, shows t.' 81 cc of cholera vcrc
Ie,orcd which the ruuberweic cJ.licd u prove!
GtgL 81 q lot tati'.