The New York herald., 1866-08-28
s,A N I r A r Y.
Decline of the Epidemic---Tae Mortuary
Report.--Reports from Brooklyn,
the South and the West.

There hve OF cholera reported yester
DAY, but they were Of mild type, and none Of taos
then attacked had died at the last accounts. The hv
deaths reported patients who had been sick will
the disease previously, and who were. when FIRST at
Saeked, reported as in critical conditions That tn
cholera is fast disappearing from New York, and tha
shese which being reported merely
sporadic appears be the general suppression at h'
sfhces Of the Health authorities.
EPIDEMIC THE WEATHER
Notwithstanding the fiery nature OF the past summer
Che cholera did attain It's height in this city until the
early part Of the present month AT that time sensible
Improvement in the weather took place and that aded
the sanitary authorities TO considerable degree IN
checking the progress the epidemic The atmosphere
for several days past has cool and bracng; and
yesterday, though rather warm al noon, pe.ao Wy
pleasant the evening advanced Nne .he presens EN-
weather continues no fears need Do ehtei's1 " 'ne
cholera receiving an impetus
mo winter fast approaching and IL ts almost certain
sbai tbe cholera viii not lnger In York for longer
period OF time than fifteen or twenty days. win hs
out should The cholera ap-
pears to obtained foothold IN Europe and IL may
tbe ensuing spring IL wi therefore, be necessary TO
work vigorously during the next winter cleaning and
disnfectng that II the dread disease does return it
conbaed with greater success if possible, than
81 has been this year.
The report of deaths In this city aud the public institu
tions for the week ending last Saturday showed most
gratifying OF the public health The total number
Of deaths was TIA, being decrease Of 81 from
she number reported the previous week. The number
Of deaths from cholera ia of which 46 took place
IN the city and 6s in the public institutions The
the number Of deaths from cholera during
che week, from that OF the previous one, wasSl.
The following list OF cases. reported on the
bulletin Of the Health Board for the twenyfour hours
ending at two p. NJ. yesterday
Christian Kuber, Fifty third street and Tenth avenue.
Nina steinwoehr, sixty third street and Ninth avenue
johanna Stack, S42 West Sixteenth street.
William Robertson, 342 West Sixteenth street.
john Doderlein, 87l Ninth avenue.
CERTIFICATES OF DEA1B.
Me following certificates of deaths issued from
she office OF the Registrar during the twenty hours
ending at two T.. NJ. yesterday
John Ellis, 44a East Thirteenth street
Henry Mander, ISL avenue b.
Ann Campbell Az East Thirteenth street.
Anna Seaman, Battery Barracks Hospital
Amelia Anderson, Battery Barracks Hospital.
INSTITUTIONS.
He reports from Backwells Island stated that there
two deaths from cholera at the Lunatic Asylum on
Sunday last No OF cholera ana deaths had
at any OF the other institutions under the
sharge of the Commissioners of Public Charities.
WARDS ISLAND
Tne following was the report from the hospital on
tR above named ISLAND for Sunday last:-Remaning
two, died two, admitted three, remaining three The
names OF the dead were Mary Baxter and Mary Sui
ksan.
BATTERY BARRACKS HOSPITAL
The report for yesterday from this place gave one
Death, admission and three discharges with nine
remaining in the hospital The name Of the dead was
Anna Seaman
RED HOUSE HOSPITAL.
There admission Of patient suffering from
iarrhna during the wenty-lour hours ending yester-
6ay. There we're nine patients remaining at the hos
F,tal
Bhe following table gives comparative estimate Of the
number OF deaths rom cholera .sEch reported
tc 9Th day Of August during the two pas. aud present
epidemics:-
.,,a,, De's S, ,s.. case. Deaths; !;
August y, 1904. so4...................... No report