The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
BELLEVUE YESTERDAY.

Another OF the Westneld victims succumbed to
e destroyer, Death, yesterday, IN Bellevue HospI
u. Martin Reder, aged nfty-two, a cooper by occu.
htlon, and resident OF No. 500 Madison street,
eathed his last at three O'Clock in the morning, in
ard No. 10. His aged mother was with him to the
st. but his fever OF Thursday gradually heightened
htil mis- vital powers were completely exhausted.
Mrs. Grennette and Mrs. Holvedeu. in the female
Rvlon, were very poorly yesterday, and 1t Is very
bubtlul II the former live the sabbath, II
long. The last named is the best OF the two, and
nay recover
IN THE MALE PAVILION
Ohm DAILY was very poorly yesterday. He is large
Ind strong man, but his injuries, which very
severe, and ms sunerngs, which have been very
intense, have weakened him that his recovery s
exceedingly doubtful Yesterday afternoon, when
the HERALD reporter passed through, DAILY was
breathing very heavily, aud had been for
SOME TIME DELIRIoUs.
Kind, Christian women were tanning his fevered
brow and applying wet cloths to his mead. In the
adjoining bed lies George M. Eisasser, improvin e
slowly. but surely. He is likely TO recover.
WARD l3.
Henry storms, aged 1917 years, clerk IN Bro
kaw's clothing store, in Fourth avenue, looked "a
little better yesterday, but felt very poorly. His
back and legs and right arm are perfectly raw, and
cause him intense pain, so much so that yesterday
he was under the influence OF drugs TO enable him
10 sleep. He is unable 10 take any solid food. and
must be fed liquids and stimulants through q
glass tube number OF which, together with a
quantity OF brandy, have been sent TO the hospital
by Mr.. W. >. Corwln, the Broadway grocer.
IN WARD 10.
John Watson, aged Thirty, machinist, OF Jos
Rapelyea street, Brooklyn, was also very poorly
yesterday, and said ne felt much worse than he
looked His back Is the most painful 10 him, and he
is tired our with ying IN one position so long HIS
young wife was completely exhausted Win her con-
slant watching, and yesterday afternoon snatched
few hours rest from her weary watch hours. Her
brother Joseph Myrln2, was SO FAR recovered as 10
take her place 10y the bedside OF Mr.. watson.
WARD l6
Bartholomew Manly is getting along nicely. He
was much improved yesterday, ana was aple TO sit.
in few days he may he able TO leave ms bed. His
brother and other male and female friends un-
renting In their attentions 10 him day and night,
comforting ana encouraging him.
IN WARD IS
Matte Higgins is fast recovering, ana yesterday
she was able 10 be out OF bed and SIT In chair.
Mary Murphy, her companion in SUFFERING appeared
To be mucn worse. cOnyaescent. VINO was IAN
DIng her at the time the reporter called said she
the time her eyes rolled wildly II in death. and
Is quite likely that she will depart TINS lie ere the
Sabbath dawns upon Us.
ALL THE OTHER PATIENTS,
namely, John Brown, In Ward IL; John G. Roberts.
in Ward 10; Matthew OBrien IN ward 5, and
Michael Reagan aud Charles w. KocheDdon were
very much improved yesterday, ana were kindIy
Cared for 10y friends.
nlRETBIEvABLY RUINED
by The OIL and carbOlic liquids used on ana a'Ont me
explosion patents that a new stock was substituted
yesterday On every vacant bed. The Injured articles
couu never he wasaed clean, but they would DC az
Eoou ana as healthy ones, though not 50
nice looking; and rather than have any charge OF
want OF cleanliness made against the Commits
sohcrs ana the hospital officials by and by, they
have deemed IL best TO substitute the new for the
oil.