The New York herald., 1866-08-05
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CONTINUED INCREASE OF THE CHOLERA.
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twenty-five Cases and Eight Deaths
Yesterday.
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CHOLERA MORTALITY FOR TINE WEEK.
The Epidemic in Brooklyn Breaking Ont
In the Penitentiary.
CASES IN THE TRUANT HOME
NEWS FROM THE ISL ANOS.
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CHOLERA MORTALITY FOR TINE WEEx.
The Epidemic in Brooklyn Breaking Ont
In the Penitentiary.
GASES IN THE TRUANT HOME
NEWS FROM TIE ISL ANOS.
10. Ac. &e.


s eorpe BY the lowest classes OF the population. Tie
very nhisst houses weso the In which tho cholera
endemic broke out and the wonder should be- not that
!, has thus broken out bot that ahoud have delayed
se'ng 20 until
VISIT INJECTED
visit 70 one of the premises in which group of
ases has broken out win explain The cause II not
necessity for cholera One of these, No SO Mulberry
ses In which four persons OF the same family were
ssned with the disease win satisfy any OF the
SsaGe Of fifth in which many of the Inhabitants OF
New York live. Walking up tho stairs the nos.
1Hk are assaiied by . combination OF odor to
which the seven well defined s.inks OF Cologne
~ a. the perfumes OF Araby the bIest. The banis
~ Of the stair, and the wall are epcrus'cG with
~ accumulated dirt of years. black greasy and sicken
NJ 80 sight and scent The rooms are, If anything n
Usree condition Frowsiness odor OF urine and grand
MIXTURE OF all the filthy vapors that arise from
washed clothing, dirty kitchen utensils stale meats and
vegetables, MI each apartment and render the scanty
ssppy Of sir odous ne il e1crementltous matter were
4Arown upon the hoor Surrounded by such alth. and
MeaIhing the poisonous atmosphere il generates,
several families Whether the health authorities intend
them not cannot be told 1t Is, howev err
sste certain that the sprinkng Of chloride Of lime
the premises win not suffice TO rid them OF their
ampurity. II doubtful If week spent In hard scrub.
Ding will render them safe habitaton depend upon
xe residents for the cleaning Of them will be
lave them cleaned, FOR those that live there appear
ssoslly as dirty as the premises
rEE soRruARy RxroEr
n not yet completed; but enough s learned warrant
se Statement that number OF deaths resulting
shoiera will not be many figures removed from two hun
Ared. This number for the week ending yesterday
evening" and includes the deaths which occurred the
Yabc institutions the islands, well the mortality
So the city.
CAUSES EIoEss pxsrss FROM ososrEA casrs
There two TO which the excessive mortality
be attributed The arst Is the fact tina: in many
instances the patients called physicians until The
cholera collapse had already taken the place Of the
pFsmonitory darrhes In such cases NOT In hse
survive space oi twentyfonr hours. But the second
sause IS about the most serious Many Of Che
&anary Inspectors youthful and inexperienced ply
0cians who have before prnctced their profes-
s,on during cholera epidemic. These young men are
N every respect UNI. hold the responsible positions
Sney occupy. Their ignorance oS the disease has
soubtoss caused many patients u die who, under
Syterinhs.s p!-eioneis. wou.a have recovered y y
generally understood that some orlcers OF ihe B9sru
Asye sndeavoel 10 baye them removed pal % ~ ,hem
snSf's nave been nnsttenoca w.-. -.a.-A -"SA
OFFICIAL lit o. cAsBs
Be}ow will be found list OF the cholera eases Reported
yesterday ibe Bcari OF H. th bulletin lor the twenty
four hours ending two T. X. -
Caroline Asher, i7s East Houston street Died Ao-
Rnsa.
Catherine Nuudsy, 81 King slrec,. August ts.
Johanna corpers 81 Mulberry street, Med August -
Margaret Nash, l33 Thompson street August 3
Mary oIonner, Seveniy-sxth street, near fiist ave-
August 3.
Rdda panniksr sixty seventh stree, and Ninth
avenue. Died August ]
Anton HartwiS 90 Greenwich street. Aagas' 3
Henry Hinsc, ~ lklrd street August ..
r,.s ,sTs- T.sv Ds. n ~. TlT;. ,,-,s ;''eJ
- Meeney. Fourth svcnnc Died August 3.
George climber III east Ilsth street August
Mary We ch, " Henry street August
tieorge Mulhor, s. Mercer street. August
Robert Small Seventy fourth street snd Broadway.
August l.
ef cholera
Charles Hheinhardt, of No. II Oliver street, sKed
sisty-two, died choiers Yesterday afternoon.
Between tour and nve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
,aan by the " william Doyle was taken TO the
Fourh precinct station with the cholera and
was aferwsrd. uansierred 70 hospital
DowFxY fAxLy.
Two Of the above named family, residing st No -
Mulberry street have fallen victims 10 the epidemic
dsash,et both died on Friday evening Ksie and Eliza
Uownev, also daughters arc now st the Battery bar
y~chs Hospital in critical state tAie,-,
ss,ssrsble condition. To say they are nltby viii but
sfghty convey idea Of their state They have been
thoroughly alsinfeoted sna viii he properly oleansed
RosrTrsL
The number Of patients remaining in This hospital
yesterday rp 70 twelve M ~as i've They are oil Ger
HlTJsry H-iqTAL
There thirteen patients renaptna 10 .ae shove
NAMED plses yesterday
VANS ,Sr
The following is tho report from The oori,s on M.
tsand for August Rom nj ng August = ~; admitted
August J, rs died August q y; Discharged August 3
y; rsmsiniug August 3 "a
SAmEs
Hprs wohler', Louss spsft, John Duds, ,iar Meyer
Elizabeth Hckton Willie Keysih, George Smiths, John
Fyiss he Thcms< q Mathews.
40. m.sxy PANTY
This family, consisting Of 81 persons were attacked
fsh cholera almost Al the sane mn al thoir residence
No l1a Muberry street They were taken 20 the hos-
vitsl The Battery and the following report has been
Snsde OF them
pied-tnother snu and two dsughierS
Dischsfs godfather and one snn.
ANorrxR ukaru
Mrs Lucy ne rTeyer, wife of the cologed who
ccd Thursday iRst seized with cholera Friday
ght and died twelve hoGrr afier " stated that The
body ~ her husband not Inferred until lve o'clock
Friday evening
nrEAi
Annexed is statement % the number - burial Ter
sns issued from sunday, 10Th, 70 yesterday al one
r. NJ
Sunday, July 20 b6
Monday Jny ~
Tuesday, July 81 .loT
"wednesday, August
ThursdAy August .os
FRIDAY, August =. los