The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
Fourteen New Cases Of Cholera Re-
ported In this City Yesterday.
THIRTEEN BURIAL CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
Reports from the Battery Barracks and Red
House Hospitals.
THE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN


There were no perceptibe changes in the progress
abatement the cholera in this city yesterday. Four
teen new cases were reported to the Board OF HEALTH
and thirteen burial certificates issued by DR. Harris
CASE
Among the burial certificates issued yesterday was
one for Caharine Baker, aGerman woman thirty years
of age who died OF cholera the Red House Hospital
on Saturday last On Thursday last MIRA Bakers hus
band and three children all died Of the disease.
Five members Of family in less than week. Their
late residence at the of 125th street and Bloom
ngdae road together with the houses in which lived
three members Of the Ganey family and the whole Of the
Marley family the Of 125th street and Eleventh
avenue were all thoroughly fumgated yesterday with
chlorine gas The tenement house No. 81 Mulberry
street, where many cases OF cholera occurred few
weeks SINCE has also been fumigated In the same man
ner.
The following were reported on the bulletin OF
the Board OF Health for the twenyfour hours ending
William 5 Crooks aged twenty -Hve New York, taken
from schooner at pier No. North river TO hospital,
Mary Shea, aged forty.sx. 81 Mulberry street.
John Ullmer aged thirty three Al mulberry street,
Henry Muller, aged thirtytwo German mechanic 40
John Fleming aged twenty eight Ireland laborer 2s1
Monroe street, sent to hospital
Mary Ann Marley, aged three United states, izoth
street and Eleventh avenue, sent to hospital
F Brady, aged sixty six Ireland, iaoorer, 80 Lewis
street.
John Broderck, 264 West Twenty ninth street
Herman shing, aged thirty six, German grocer, 163
Frank Hildabrand German, sxty-eghth street, near
Ninth avenue, died yesterday ,.,,...u ., p..-
John Reilly, aged forty, Ireland, iaDorcr 81 Baxter
street. sent to hospital.
ngton street, sent TO hospital
BURIAL CERTIFICATES.
The following certificates Of death by cholera were is.
sued by DR.. Harris yesterday = :,
Charles Kerrigan, aged ntyhve, % CiarKson street,
eight hours illness, died 10th.
Sarah Broderck aged fifty three, 2e4 West Twenty.
ninth street. forty hours Illness died 18th.
Patrick Danvers aged ffty-fvc, Eighty eighth street
and Broadway, eighteen hours illness, died 18th
Mary Peterson, aged thirty, 81 Mulberry street. died
John Crow aged three, 42e West Fifty second street,
seven hours illness, died 18TH
John Ullmer, aged thirty three Al mulberry street,
Janete Neville aged thirty eight $40 West Fortysixth
street, twenty hours illness, died 18th.
Neil McAiser. aged twenty-five, Battery Hospital,
nine hours illness, died 18th.
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Catharine Baker aged thirty. Rcd House Hospital
This woman was the mother Of Josephine, ouo, and
died on Thursday last Of cholera
Charlotte Glott, aged 90, Red House Hospital
John Marley, aged SO, Eleventh avenue and 125th
Patrick Keenan,, aged g. 80 East Thirteenth street.
BATTERY BARRACKS HOSPITAL
Remaining yesterday, IL. Admissions, @ Discharged
g. Deaths, q The following the names OF those ad
mitted yesterday Peter Phillips aged 20, Ireland
107k Washington street; Neil McAllister aged q Iro
land, 627 West Twenty-sixth street; VIM. B. Crooks,
aged Is. New York Mary Farley, aged -, Ireland
aged So Germany, 10 Greenwich street; Cornelius s.
Allen aged a. England, Castle Garden. The following
Of Broadway and Pearl street; Mary Woodin, aged %,
RED HousE Hosr1rsL
Remaining yesterday,9 Admissions Deaths,
LArEsT REPORT
Last evening II was reported at the Board OF Health
that Mrs Bridget Fanneily, Of No 236k West street.
was III with cholera Dr. Swinbume, the Inspector,
her husbands funeral who also reported have died
Of cholera, although the case has not been officially
reported
CHOLERA
II Ia very common occurrence for the san tary In
specors visiting person reported sick with cholera
TO find every In the house much under the iuu-
OF liquor TO he totally incapable Of understanding
Although the atmosphere may be redocnt with the odor
Of spruous liquors they very seldom find that drop
remains in the house Tor the sick TO take. II has
almost invariably TO be sent for unless the Inspector has
carried with him. The too free Of intoxicat ng
liquors. together with total inattenon TO all dctic
rules are often the predIsposng to sickness
among the poorer classes, and the sooner and more
themselves and the community nj large.
PRESENT ETIDEscs.
The following table gives n comparative estimate OF
the number OF deaths from cholera which reported
IN this CITY the 18th day Of August during the years
ls49 and 1884,
Date. Cases Ded.hs
August ~ 1A9 .......................5s 70