New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
lSy TeIeraph.I
CHOLERA IN purr

'noIEsA IN PHILADELPHIA.
.Npfrh!A, July 3o.-The nsss. &C a.sath re-
.ulns the two dsys..dsy and MOad,v,bov u case,
Of cholera and Eve dsaths.
CHOLERA IL SEwsyoRK
The following deaths from cholorS have taken place
10 this city since our last report:
July e9-Bridget Foley native Of Ireland age unkpowp
John Edwards native Of Long Island a yea,s Of age on
board the soop Victory. Ill ihours.
Arthur Clark native OF Scotland &c years Of age residing
at 10. 27l Tenthaye i'll "a hours.
ace adTad Rice native OF City three years OF
boy seven years OF eye name unknown living at No.
Martin Hickey native of Ireland 90 years OF age re.
siding az No; 2H West Thirty-secondst
JAY 3cJohn Davidson nsve Of Connecticut Z yearA
racks Hospital
Mara asd native Of Germany age unknown residing
D. WhitIore alias G. Brown Swedish seaman 20 years
tent Ye and died o cholcra at II ocI:ck Yesterday morning
DAYS. hvo years Of age residing at No II, ThonEsOns
Ann Riley: 30 5s7 West FORT fsurtS-st reported BY
Elizabeth Mclaughlin, No. al West Twenty srthst
taken 10 Bellevue HosptoL Reported by Inspector o. G.
Maggie zelr No 45i West sigtecnth- Reported by In
spector o. c. Smith
Bridge. Carr native Of Ireland aged 20 years eons, of
Sixty rs and Thrdaye Inspector Morris reports that
she had violent darrhea ali DAY and at Che time Of the
Mrs Tucker No aO East Nineteentht Special Inspector
IL Paine reports her as suffering from severe attack Of
cnOlera mo. Dn3.
FRAUDULENT DEATH CERTIFICATES
iSg day ago man I named ssn9c DAYS. recently re-
sonst, became suddenly n and sent physician who
pronounced Of cholera and such precautionary
the premise into cohsdcratIon lie was saedIatey dis
missed and another called who ,ound the patient morbund
q The Board Of HsS Snt r s death eerss ss 0 WSs
presented the Bureau Records was found 70 declare
tor visited the premises but did not take such as
should been used prevent tho spread thc disease
s 81 ssS Sa
that both deaths caused BY cholera and the that
prompted the FRAUDULENT returns may be inferred from the fact
that the house occuped brohc To what oxtent the
disease may spread from this derccon Of duty win only be
deaths to show the Importance of having proper
THE SANITARY CLEANSING CORPS.
The orders issued by the Board Of Health last Friday direct
ing owners aHd occupants Of tsy pre- misses IN Mulberry Mott
served BY the Sanitary Police Saturday The Board de-
cded that Sunday should be excepted and for that reason the
execution OF the orders did not begin until last evening The
Sanitary Cleansing Corps however yesterday gathered about
the & IN had not bs lnS dpGn
the mean tine BY property and occupants night
.he3weni 70 work and removed the aecumuaons Of years
nom portion Of the street 0yerfowng privie dsin
feccd and emped filthy yards we're cleaned garbageboxes
were sweeensd by the use q chemical agents and immense
Hygea be haaked the work of cleansing has begun in
@ aaa WI sG confined from day DAY ". snd from night to
and the fanelns establishments In Ezaheths will also be
Health what Apheus and Peasus did for the stables Of Aases
and Hercules These streets run through OF the districts
which cholera has domiccd itself and II that agent OF death
be not swept away with the filth. feel assured will not
be for want OF effort the Of the Board II these
aTy should drive the disease from the locality
will be repeated with the vgor in other dsfets.
MORTALITY LAST WEEK.
total moraly Of New York. to- the week ending July
2s III which equivalent 10 en- annual death rate Of
55l9 oo inhabitants The mortality Of the previous week
was CO., equivalent annual death rate OF 90 II In COO
The deaths from cholera for the week ending
last Saturday amounted g. increase o 81 compared
with the previous week Cholera iniantum had 76 victims
aud cholera morbus ls Thus It will be that although
than quadruped the nnuber Of its victims during
week the kindred disease have fallen of and the general
hesh the city improved The progress OF the epidemic
been rapid even In the districts where Il has been
most fata has been widely dused The Third Eighth
Tent Fifteenth. Sixteenth Eighteenth, Twentieth and
Ixeay second Wards wholly exempt The deaths from
cholera thus distributed among the remaining Wards
FIRST including the Battery Barracks Hospital Second
Ioarth Fifth 2 Sixth Seventh Ninth 3 Eleventh
Twelfth D. Thirteenth 2 Fourteenth 3 Seventeenth l. Nine
teenth 1. Twenty FIRST s. Total A.
CHOLERA AT BLAcRwELLs ISLAND.
From te 9Th the 29n inclusive 10 deaths from cholera
occurred Work at Baekwell Island which
included In tie mortality report Of last week The follow
ing the list, certified to by George Keloek Superntond
emf OF the door Poor