The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-11

e,ter purportng to be report OF deaths from cho.
| lera ON Bedoes Island found among the Official
nana,s a, shs Reetsrars Once, and inadvertently ad.
| United into the columns Of the HsRALo yesterday
morning AS the readers o. s pa PAP s s,o aca t1s
outbreak OF the epidemic IN communication on tue
subiec, DR.. Harris stated that the bogus report was
never received by him. that must have been placed
among Ills papers by person for base purpose
rho officers whose nntimely end s recorded are SIM
| In The endowment OF their ofitm cum dig and the
Measures of hope: of 1893 soldiers not one ~
"a, man and finally the disease Is not creasng because
these facts the statement that 'cabonc acid cas-, mixed
with spirits OF turpeniine, Is beng used with eminent
success must be very reassurns to the public mind
The Hoard of Health.
In reference the outbreak OF the cholera on Staten
Island Dr. Harris has addressed the following commun
cation to Mr. Schultz President Of the Metropolitan
Board OF HEALTH
TIE CHOLERA ON STATEN ISLAND.
BUREAU or RECORDS VITAL srArsrcsl
JACKSON soHurz Esq. President Metropolitan Board Of
sarhs fact has come to t.Sylsdss tina.
ns PaT soa s
dsrs lay before You few cs relating 70 n:
ss.sssy sssgs
Mre Of se whole district The locality Ss
ssssaana Bi K. sis sS1s
q Hs L ns sssss s Ros q
=. - and Away b: been. ready gye
in all That section in 1855 had provide
ss .ss is''a Ct ss
well rich and among those the cholera
and he streets ths he
pae Sase fully d. the SAINT
.y on h. these lie Is ys,y
The peril that eoparzes the land and I. plain
81 afSa Be %
@ ps 10 ere %:
on that island. Respectfully, L. HARRIS.
The following communications were sent In TO the
President OF the Health Board yesterday
Board OF HEAtrn ROOFS. August 10. 1865
sRon Sd day Of August the Chairman Of the Com;
% # s oss s.p y S
o. In se o %sssa II gs S
Board q Health concerning the means FOR ar the cpl
O snorn were Re
Commission Of Charities the authority they wisely
pany,ns note from Professor Frank ii. Hamilton. Iii
@ annsna the island and eao
may properly .sso@Pany Professor Hamilton. report
2 ss.in. es Sss% '' Respectfully ~ HaERs
xprr1crs cHoLxRA
s Which sSss With he ds
n". ~ sSe %
furnish proper amount Of shade The buildings inclad-
Fs ss srS"s @
are pssse
q a city VIZ builder M S s w.
ali there buildings with and speaks Of them in terms Of
Clean. Ss nTfs r.. q and
ns. have .ss %
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ingly omitted
ne other
B; Nicholson and Owen r. Y Brennan a .,.. - -. Cav.
raj No paai nckwei,s Island and 70 all shs hospital
think there about 100 persons the is,and:
General Hospital about
Penicnary about. a1
Ainshouse about ~
Workhouse about dV
Lunauc Asy'un ~ ~, '
~MApi.os HvEsu NJ New - YORK August 10 1884
f. HApRis NJ p. Corresponding Secretary Metropolitan
rse',: occurred 70 ne w.sAcrs:
on DER
Rod Of about ssA hundred s one hSnSd and
the sh august be,.o,e unssT.sad the psr:sn was
5 ns n ns 90 not think the ais
r s or which, s T. s
fer Observation extends. II always perfectly clean
people are usually found 70 BE- be" : '''' $50
ss Ss ss
e S %a aSo For saa s
s % s sss ns with lew We're We're
employed within the building in close sCS,ss With each
the quarres. on, doors.
The inmates we're distributed vacant places
he but ding would permit the cell doors were LEFT opsn
and left outside: the women,s working rooms com
doors from morning ani night corn meal aud mois..cs
r ss d aSo ss TEA saS g s
whsksy one ounce ounces cspscam
ably habtuay ntemperae) variety OF dsnfecianis
Ill
e pssn ass ar.e the 6oers
established for patients with darrh.a and the value Of this
oeved n." this ward only ono died II wa. dasa how
| al this Stage OF tho disease.
the worisca.. az r eoer s.s spread 10
other b. nh on u. Island except think TO III. Mad
Fever Pavilion In none. however has proved % fatal as
TINE orHxn INSTITUTION.
r.: ss%e sanitary measures have been sSopssa With
spsIed .S %usa !Ss. .ss EsS.;;s x:yis% he Aim;
s'
s. aS e. ss ss
connscted with the Almshouse two well constructed
wing side sne side , :sge ss y opy ,x re-
feeble cd hc other ~ ,hs ca.s q Ola women
,%s oa.Srsss q he eSoier. he male psScn
only sEy~S wso s ismS. con
OF cholera, In tho second thirty have died
NO PHYSICIANS ATTACKED.
OF fourteen house physicians and surgeons employed 10
these several badnes soms Of whom have been % con.
upon FRANK Ins MI
WHAT rHr AUYHoRIrrKs SAT-.
The members Of The Metropolitan Board or Health
10 high spirits nj the suppression Of the cholera 10 the
workhouss BIsckwells Island, and express every
confidence In the epidemic being thoroughly rooted out
OF ~ Of The public lnitutious before many deys
The Cholera In Ctncinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 10, 1865.
There eighty. deaths this city yesterday,
forty nine Of which were nom cholers.
The Cholera In New Orleans.
Nsw OsfxASs August TO- 1905.
There twenty. -four deaths from cholera in this