New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The following deaths from cholera have taken rss1
in this y-since last report;
July ss-sampe Davis native Of Ireland "a years Ct sss
residing at No. TIA Thompson.st.
Kate Reilly native Of Canada s years Of age at the wob
house In the Nineteenth Ward. III le hours.
Bridget Berry native Of Ireland 81 years Of age at TIE sans
Mary Gsney, native Of Ireland % years Of age zane
Mary Miner native Of Ireland 90 years age rsee
Julia Miller native Of Ireland 30 years age q. tie Lara
tic Asylum, Blackwels Island Sick hcnrs
jeremiah Reeve a native Of tho United States and ner.
chant this CITY, attacked at his place OF busins No.
70 worh and died sfer illness OF twelve hours 81 10
o'clock Friday night Mr.. r. resided In Wes'eleses
July 2s Ellen Cronin native Of ireland. 90 Of ss
Ts IL Il No. 30 cIfH died
at II M after an illness Of twenty four hours. Twin.
July 30 Alexander D. Benton native Of Scotland 4; years
OF age. residing at No. SIS Thirdaye
Henry Smith native of Germany IS years age living al
Marie Held native Of NewYOrE years Of age nvirg at
George M5r native Germany % years of age residing
William Meaugbn native Of England 10 years Of age. re-
siding at No. AL West Iwen!y,fIh,st ii 10 hours
At meeting Of the Sanitary Committee Of Tie Citizens A:
ISOLATION Of Richmond County held July a. w Antersen
That The Board Of ssIs BE- I.S.egisS e
10 Al o san5 mond County and 70 require cn
.d physicians certificate q the cause Of death IN q, cases s,s IA
sa a to 4s ss .y sssy l.ps a Il
nIs n; With b :s
furnished dupicss for delivery to the ssnsr, M
&Ss siI are IN 81 eases winch '''' '''''' " $50
day provided with the necessary blanks from the Bureau Of
Records and Vital Statistics
Superintendent Dalton by direction OF the Board Of Heo
last Saturday took possession Of the buildings sasea Al
known as the Red House property for temporary hospital
dnrng prevalence of The cholera epidemic The
METROPOLITAN Health District The same being In the jodge'
ment Of the Board required Tor that purpose.
RAID ON GARBAGE BOXES.
Tire subject Of the removal Of the ash aud eabage hcI-
which row occupy and encuubc the sidewalks and Which
become very offensive has been referred to the Po-
Of the Metropolitan Board Of HEALTH with power to act
Tensns and OF property upon whish these ofehsvs
may BE- T Sp and garbage Is 10
the cleaning the sreets according Sseton
The referred TO enaeis that ashes rubbish eartsge
aud liquid substances that should DO removed from any nud
snail be pat into suitable DGse IS a1a % ae
and such vessel shall remain any Sidewalk OF n
any pablo place longer than mly be nedI Tor the renewal
Of me contents thereof" The section conempacs thai thu
cart, shall make er appearance oeOI zine 1SosE 70 1 tue
forenoon Of day. aid hat bells WIZ 10 Iung ~ hs
drivers to notify citizens Of their approach.
CHOLERA 1T TROY.
At Trsr New Yors hin the person q Who died
after illness q 81 hours second e'e sDo pc, IAN,
after Ca toe next day MAJ 50 years Of age was al
lacked End died after an n1s Is, o b SI1 rcO1esS S1
her husband WHO attacked ne following day DIED 9
20 0s soqr an Illness Of oSy IS bos p the 2hh
cases had occurred G aTd nv ar PryKsKuL
DR. Stewart Sanitary Inspector Of tn g9ard OF Health
Peekss reports that on the 80 inst DO sseossIea case %
sHs :. s pIs0s s q C0 on c adSn River Railroad
On Sunday the 9h the patient cac TO this city ana sopped
at No 81 Washingon. where two pesons died OF ths ais
sse OF that v Ga Monday no drank cesyely Of lemon
ode AID ice. wafer attacked with diar1ea on Inesdsy
which lasted until saturday WHOM be called an medical sd
The musician foand him in a state Of collapse which lasted
until Monday reaction tock PLACE Tue patient nov
conyalescent
We give herewith st OF the injaacoIs tins lar grantee
against the Board Of Hesln with tie names Of the judges
plaintiffs and attorneys that resdcrs may knov the
parties who are making nyans. Che efforts 70 suppress
nuisanees ard cholera. We ubn also statement OF The
POSITION OF the court, concrng the Excise Las which not
OILY anomalous 5u. interesting The oo"ins the inIoSo
Charles and auOthsr-I9 fysr q himself and a.
Butchers forbddns tho oaIa o. nes,n in
driving cattle OF in requiring pernits.
Granted by Judge CarozO Of Court Of Common Pleas A.
W. favor Of himself and all butchers In
Granted by Judge Geo. G.Barnari of Supreme Court
nsnT MI and another against interference with his fat
boiling establishment, In Tbry-ninthst Granted by Jodgs
Brady Of Common rl.as. kofuar Frank aad "ncois"''
n. Wssthe.ner ana another ss above Granted oS
Judge Mecunn, stlTe ard ssaa A ors "a establish
nent in Thirty eight Judge Mccunn j. X Ds"aso''
~ Tissner same as above Granted by Judge hcCunn.
Settwell Swan. Attorneys .-.u....... p..x,.
John j Ecse sane above as 10 establishment forty
f,b ar and Fast River that he - only 1wea y. e
m what TAT be has on hand. Grated BY Judge Brady
les s. Spencer, Attorney. . , -, A.. $500. ,,,,h m,
.,nl or stall on sidewalk and street near frankhn ninhe
Grsnted by Judge Brady. X. Lawrence, Jg attorney
Judee CaroEo has granted abont go naacons against
Roar of Excise and lhe Police iorbddnS lnererence WIN
he These occupy the time ana atteh"oh
Of 90 attorneys. .,xr,,r 10 R,oot.
In four cases niunctons were granted recurring 70
,vn but they have been dissolved. ...n
Rrooklyn which he has far refused TO dissolve
The BROOKLYN Judges holding the Excise Law
The esn il that the Superior Court lcal court D. fotoa
ding lie enforcement Of law ip the district parpeuaV
under the Jurisdiction ofthe Brooklyn