The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-19
S AMT AR Y.
THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
AN INCREASE OF CASES REPORTED.
Progress OF the Epidemic in
Brooklyn.


an Increase in the number OF Of cholera Ths
report must BIO received with caution for two Of
tho names. Sarah Bolan." for instance, have already
been gvon to the public II, however. tho cholera was
even Increasing tho reason for doing plain The
recent dsagroeabc, sloppy weather having boon followed
oy an unusually cold "spcln the sudden change could
not is 10 operate unfavorby upon those who had pre-
vioufy exhibited cholcraic symptoms around whom
tho local Incentives to cholera abundant
MANY CASES REroErED CHOLERA
recent circumstance which transpred has proven
what the HERALD has often said Many OF The cases re-.
ported as cholera were nothing OF The kind they
in any respect bear resemblance To tho genuine disease
Tho case In point was that Of woman residing In one
Of the obscure portions OF the town, who from
had become 30 physically weakened az
10 sink beroath an attack Of acute dianhua sbo
had neither cramp collapse but died merely
from debility caused o. rshcr FASTENED, by
the disrrh"a private practitioner asserted thai the
was not cholera but sanilary inspector declared
II TO be that disease, and The woman reported
having died Of cholera, when, In reality she had not
The name and residence Of The woman ate unknown.
REMOVING PArDsI- 10 HOSPITALS.
There has been great want OF prudence exhibited on
the part somebody IN the removal Of cholera patients
from their residences e. tho cholera hosptas Whom
the premises Ia filthy fond ton instant removal ~
correct but when they cleaty aud wcil ventilated
II Is almost criminal disturb the patient On several
occasions the prclretors and residents OF hou 81 hive
protested against persons sick with cholera bens allowed
to remain In their midst, although assured That tue dis
not contagious Notwithstanding the brutality
OF the reqaest and the opposition offered by tie attend
ing ply atclan the unfortunate patients removed
aud by beng their deaths hasenod, when they
might have recovered " lo.t undiginbcd nr Daltou
VIII. bas done ovcrything In hs power aid the sick
fhoui issue order directing tie sanitary inspectors
10 absolutely refuse to romove parson SICK with cholera
uness The condition OF the premises maud such re-
mossL
sowFrn-G prQrrrrp
Some tmo ago IL proposed by Mr schn, 10 or
their efIdenccs, but measures wcrl taken on
the proposition. WIN Mr. schultz insist upon
thing the KIND being done, and thus many lives
which win be oat " tho rcmoya to hospitals from some
tunes a distance OF three mcs continued IN
Tho report Of deaths In Now York for the weo .ndnr
yesterday completed yesterday evening u
Vas not, however supposed that tho mortality Would
exceed that oi the previous week. While q wa likely To
orsioAr INT o. c.p
The following Is the Lat Of choera reported ~
the bulletin OF the Hehlti Board lor tho twenty four
hours ending al twor. v: yesterday
Sarah I,olan, sb3 Wee, Twenty sixth street dead.
Margaret Doey Third avenue. lCsth street
Sam Melville, i7e Yves, Forty street dead
Mary Cahii, 81 Bax,er sircei, dnad
Jauics CNhiii, III Baxter street. dead.
Jarob Peirie, eighth street and Eighth avenue
dead.
Nail McAIli4.sr, o.. West Twenty sixth street
Charlotte Coming sss IA Tenth ,tres'.
CntLsrne Baker, ie5,h street and Boomiuydalc road
John Marley, l23th street and Eleventh svenuc.
Mary Marley, 10th street and Elry enh dead
A man, 25l East Thirteenth street,
Edward q. Benson taken from seventh precinct
station house III with cholera, and died nSo minutes
after reaching the hospital yesterday morning
Charlotte Glo sixty seventh street aud Ninth avenue
tggrpicaIty psATH
The following st Of certificates Of death were issued
from the oce Of the Registrar dnfn. tue twenty -four
hours ending at two 4. ~ ycs.ariay
Maria Muller. 2Is West Fort,et street died Apgas T.
Mary Marley Eleventh avenue aud i2jh street. died
August ~.
Mary Murphy, Battery Barracks Hospital, died Au-
| gust II.
Jacob pari, ssiy.sighth street. Eighth avenue.
| died August II.
nsrIKny RAHRscKs aosIrAL
The following report Of the above named cholera hos.
pal was made yesterday
Remaining at last report. 10; died,
Admitted since, .; remaining, II.
NED n0rsx HOSPITAL
Tho following was tho report .--KemaiBng last rs.
port =; discharged, admitted s,nec' q fe@a'n"s' 10
The following reports made ye1irrday showed that
thu dsesse abstlng on The island Died 2 Their
admissions TIE names or the dead
Wilhelm sch,enoog and Ann wsinswitch, both Germans
Tie Superintendent % INT Door Poor ycsterday
made tn following report ~ the number 81 death from
rbocrn ia tho instiui oas blackwell fsIaud and
8, Lansi,c Asylum, .. 'bsrIy Hospital. . Total. 4
There hhs bean one admission gto the cholera yards
~ the wor.hoafe since Iasi report
The following the number " caves ~ acute dsr
rLss aud cholera al present under Treatment - anai
A.ylnm, acute 6.suh9A, 4, cholera, bellevue Hos
p,ai. cholera q Total, v No ea.ss of cholera
acute dagrh0a have oreurcd 81 the Aims Mouse, tlty
Cemetery o. Randall = Island .sec ivi rspyrt
rnrssNr yrsDssHs
The folowing table ri,es comparative estimate Of
tho number ~ deaths fofu cholera whc reported
the isb day ~ August dnnus he tso pct pfes
ent eridemlcs,-