The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-02

snow snas me disease takes typhoid form before
death. Another inspector corr0borated this, and
added that he had seen many Of the sick horses ex-
pneumonia. IL is clearly shown by ali the reports
received by the Board OF Health that
in the stables kept clean and healthy the nr
while in the filthy and carelessy kept places the
reverse was the case. Most particularly In those
untouched for several days the animals were
stricken with very aggravated form Of the
ANALYSIS OF THE HIpPoRnMoRRHEA.
veterinary surgeon OF Montreal, DR.. McEach-
ran, who in that city has treated over three thou
sand cases OF hipp0rhinorrhea has given his views
Of the diseased
1t depends on fungi or spores in the air which, being
PsS ne m lining the n0s,
ton With hek snrg and increased secretion
tom he attributes to the condition Of the membrane
lining the bronchial S and air cells preventing The
nSaG as haRss
in c BIZ ny may
II they continue 70 feed he recommends them 10 be- exer
cssd Y s;,othing slowly but condition e Be oed
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Warmly eohed rubbed ns
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lniment Cold water to be given frequently not allow
m0 ou Inn, Or two at . time.
weather. i aS yss sS CURING
lie does not Consider II fatal disease in fact II the
horses kept rom work and properly treated there
broken down horses
In Brooklyn yesterday the number OF deaths from
the hipporhinorrhea was lac, and whatever i'm
discoverable. In that city it is raging more
violently than in New York and with greater
tenacty In other places, IN the South and West,
1t is still spreading and as to the result it doth not
The railroad companies propose, tomorrow or
and as soon as possible. to return to the employ
ment Of their normal means Of accOmmod ating
public travel.
The Street Railway Stablcs-West Side.
THE BLEECkER STREET RAILWAY STABLES.
The horses In these stables are reported as i'm
proving and the foreman states that no death has
yet occurred from the epizootlc. The cars, which
were stopped on Thursday by the officers Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals,
were again running yesterday, in open defiance Of
Mr.. Bergh. What the end will be remains to be
seen.
FORTY-sECOND STREET RAILWAY STABLES.
The horses in these stables are improving in con-
dition, and do not cough as constantly as on
previous days. No deaths are reported for the last
twentyfour hOnrs, and no cases are considered
dangerous. In fact, the worst case is that OF q
horse now considered fit for work. The cars ran
the same trips yesterday as upon the day previous,
but were changed every trip. few only run two
tripsper day.
TENTH AVENUE RAILWAY STABLES.
The stock In these stables is improving, and but
one death is reported in the past twentyfour hours
Four horses are all that have died at this point
from the epizootc. Three or four others are, how
ever, beyond reasonable hope OF recovery. The
stables are thronged with drivers and conductors
anxious to begin their trips on the East side, but
no Advancement has yet been made for resump-
ton OF business in that quarter.
NINTH AVENUE RAILWAY STABLES.
The horses reported dead in these stables yester-
the Spperintspaent. and Who Volunteered his
statement, while the foreman, Mr.. wallace, was
busy over q sick horse, are now reported BY the
condition, in fact than at any other time since the
epizOOtic began. Mr.. Wallace says there has been
but one death nom q well defined case Of hip.
porrhinOrrhea. One death Is reported in the past
twenty-four hours from pleuropneumonia The en-
tire stock is improving. Half the cars lten) were
more cars viii be put on The Street, leaving but six
more to be added to complete the entire force.
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILWAY STABLES.
One horse died In these stables during the last
twenty-four hours from the epzootlc. All the rest
OF the stock is in better condition than on Thurs
day. Thirteen additional cars were running extra
THE SEVENTH AVENUE RAILWAY STABLES.
Little can be ascertained at these stables and
crease the number OF cars run To-day, but even
$500 " SIXTH AVENUE RAILWAY STABLES.
Two horses reported dead within twenty-fOur
hours, making seven since the disease appeared.
The stock is considerably improved in the same
cars have not run since wednesday night, but the
Vesey street cars have been running regularly
since Thursday morning as Tar down as Chambers