New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
TIE DEATH RECORD OF TIE PAST WEEK
no New Gases OF Cholera lie.
ported Yesterday.

,o l,ro,a % tte odee OF The sanitary Superintendent
Oss lol .fls med y means of lis rsEdcuI poison
dsng ile u,ea ending last Saturday and have taken
tccsn,a % sccms row 90 be- very egueo conceded that
thc only inc ' which an indefinite spres as 4 It's nfec
u,n nov 10 prevented 90 destroy e rason by the use
chen c nsclt. Cola ules " De cxccs.ire ar greater.
inaseu f.I iafc i1 li. liiiule v DESTROY t nul
~ tlet IRE disease exists r epidemic form I'm some parts
.fFarore 1lu-le cgi'rc Winter s. excellent evidence
that u ase cy aogs Wa not suffice Indeed ismoIe rau
Iroba tat de ss death from ts disease sca occurred
New Yo.h during the pre- ye1r-ha q Ms jenkins
stNlao'y iirds and Third ave- on May l-wll be finally
baoe. to Wards Island and ia t- cause viii be fund III
us .nasael during tAo epidemic az that Place vAcn
SLOWED sl close .lon hc arrival q The Aalan;a. THIS case
uolfht from purely llcf causes. 10 which we
dc id again 20 refer, but fcts recently devel'
,Icd isrd 'oasrl different claclu'ioo. Ito r.sor
with wh,b d...aleotlats llye been used IN every
ss,, tiat has ttus far occurred leads az TO believe
tlai uc poison has been overcome for The present
anu ta ce aust be new Development Of ne disease from
'ist have not yet manifested hemscNcs bcf)re We
,hs have any other cases. In ile mean time Nil be vel
ray hc .fetest attention OBJ c3lnI,ss and 20 permit no
oor Of any kud remain Ion means
y, ard hy which may Do de-troycl PerAaI Tie greatest
aaagor fom hily water c0sets ana oyeriowng piv
fae ca-rs generated u these rlces, principally sui
Yhtrta'rd ty1Veca and sr'p.lc q ammonium ia expert
H,a recently made ga rance have produced symptoms SIN
,a o. those h distinguish cholera whom Injected nto the
~ lnmal Breathing ilee uoyors odors brings them
directly contact with te blood 10 passes through the
lalss vid 'he experiments be Trustworthy explains the
dnrfe fl exists 30 cse We not Of any
uta Iets.ls CO. krow vLat coutaron j., but when
pn p.f.. lurking danger woull manftsiy be
wee io rerc' nc remedy which tle same cmprcisn
stFrofs
toLIriLY IIloep on I'M FAST wILK.
t fo.l m1r OF deaths in the City q NewYorh FOR the
vset ending Dose Saturday. Ju1o 21 49, 81 whom ll2
,l J boys 100 girs and ca.ored being
al d..
d,o. Distributed 10 tlc ,-i.ols Wards So The following
pryor l.rt ioi secoud O.. Third D. Fourth %. Iifb.
o. ssh 10 seventh ga Eighth. D., Nith U.s. Tenth 20;
F.er,ln --. Tworh l7 Thirteenth 90. Fourteenth. is.
Ilf,,ft . >ztDeat 30; Sfentcenti %; Eighteenth 3li
Enotolfl ,l Tveatett %. Tuctiy~fsi, 81 Twenty.
ssocd. ia
Zyuo,ic disease, had lg0 victims follows smallpox ..
uets.'s scoratna e2 dirltlegie 4. Group p whoopns
cong q yr,4setG De- typhodicver, 9 cholera .: cho..
..u uais 3 other darrlea diseases 20. other zvmo:o
there 81 deaths from consumption. 81 by
satI tperclar diseases - from pneumonia and 50 from
otter lr- Diseases Old axe had victims hvdrolhoba };
S',oio. 81 accident and ncsheelce. - homicide J. and
rimvato1 end rr.yaton i3 one ioo,aled in tie lest
runi,I beng % yearso fege
IAere were 81 dcaths Ia the puto institutions namely
Caste G-Iler q. New.Yofk Hospital = Cry Prison. D.
wrrds leland Emigran HOSPITAL g. Hoomngll lie ASYLUM.
D. Jrvcrlc Asy,sm R1ndalls Island Hospital D. Aims
tou., o.. Clory Hospital D.. Isnac Asylum. g. Nursery
Hmt.fa "a Ieuiertilry -. Lakes Hospital o. smallpox
noY.,aI O. Wolkaogsc Coorod Home. ], 81 yuc Hos
faGI D.
Tted.' rate ils' week equivalent to annual mortality
eta CO. u 0O inhabitants The victims lyrotc diseases
auB .Jnoic than during the pr9.ous week The anlW
De-; fc mortality 90 lo different periods ollie Cndcr one
st between one and years Of age o. between two and
,roc between three and four between flr and five
D. between Eve and ten 3. between ten and fifteen %; be-
tu,cc if sn cod twenty R between twenty and ft' .. be-
an1 sixty t'' between sky cad ehy % osliy
s1d uf ward
ql0rrlT srriU.UiNG WITH Tbs ooI0Rfr ITAD.
TsfI1tag letter signed by nearly 90 coolei citizens %
flsre ioas Isaul recently received by jackson :
S.blis Pre- dent o. the Metropolitan Board a. Health.
", hes leave your tothe following facts
W. belong Co tac African end are residents Of Flushing
Fcuy a Of oaf Iesas here born here and
many whose fathers and sroeiior Lave lived
L1t Coz 30 years
WeLavea nee. ng.house in which We worship and a.
u,hed thereto 6. abasl place for deed. H. tls buria
,urd hy youi order forbidden 70 inter IN the
rropr,y Of tLa order faIy acquesce We however
aoeoy placed 10 serious pIedcameni, RON which We
Sssrecly ak % exert yoar power 10 relieve ".
weltye 90 place Of burial; have whefevith
Coy arse tract and no man is win 10 sell small piece
81 be iald ~ cemetery purposes
The ritt ofetery human being 70 place 4 bIral
wbee niispuiabe. public cemetery established by law
D. hat purpose u.s. think the proper place.
there is outside oftie village u Flushing pubic Gene
ycnf gentleman applied 10 Ae Superintendent to open
ove Die oVn lot 10 that for old family
,an Tie slcrncnden declined aud the sustained
an passing soon afer regulation that coored person
shoo b, bod there coy o. this regulation We herewith
issoss
NJ b. w. Persons the Of Dot in that Cemetery
~ roles he the right convey any
lie has ssnifed bis Willingness to convey 1t tous
~ u the regulations OF the Cemetery al graves
H. oeled by order Of the Superintendent sut under the regu
tLe ot conveyed ious
Urdeg he circumstances respectfully ASK you TO exert
ycu POWER r and order the President Snpern
pud,uiof The Flushing Cemetery give al necessary fci
The bufel o. cooed persons in the lot belonging to
M. Robert d. Parsons
The following extract from The minutes Of meeting Of
Trustees 4 the Flushing Cemetery held April % e6i,
kessr, william Phillips. james Strong, Edward Roe end
Ural UBdefhl being pTese Mt.
E''s Ts, :. application. 'r the in'erasn' q cOoTsd per
AL that necessary to say in explanation of this
matter that bnal place surrounding the eoored church
81 Flsling D. 90 fl that bodies be intered
below surface Of the earth The order issued
b, Board Of Health prohibits nterment within the bultup
,oriious Of the cities and villages the Metropolitan District
.ariug the The eoorcd people Of Flushing
BY ths means will be practically lct without burial place
er dead uuess tue Board should exception to
tlsr rule which IL not likely We presume the matter vii
eventually bce ofthe through application
O. compel the Trustees allow bua Of the cOored dead
transferred 10 the oolofed people by Mr. Parsons.
RrGrLAuoNs coScERSISG fUNERAts
Notice given BY tbs BOARD vi Health that fancrll
remains 81 the dead will be allowed 10 be brought
,nio euy Of The streets or grouads 81 The City Of NeWfork
without burial permit previously obtained.
Sections 'nd the lends Of deceased persons are requested
obtain proper medical certificate Of the OF death
aad apply Tor the Board permit rfaccabe
tbe death.
care giving specific Instructions for The duiecou and
~ the and apartments n which they are laid
WI BE- given q The dcsk Of he Bafiai Permit Cicth.
1ts regulation Will ll oil particulars lie enforced also Ia
o. INrIl and specal In.