The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
x,., 7yphus. Typhoid. Sarlet. Measles. Meria por.
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THE HIGHEST NUMBER
a n9r da 70
Sson.d from Is g. Of % Sai n
together from 81 to 30 OF whooping cough from 26 Of
BE death was astrSusdi to u 'p'''N '''' "''A '0'
smi..en. fever occasoned deaths the same number as
the Il T zee y deaths d"e phs pull
10 The The
department At he Cooper te%pera.
q S minimum 2:
81 ss ten s Of s
The attorney reports as of actions com.
fnenced for Noncompliance with orders violations of
eeath laws or ordinances, rs number OF Judgments OBJ
at eo%
n%Ss Of a of
mined and returned for further examination and report k
noans q SsS. seized soaSssa!sa
k"bob"p So; fish, $4,000 pounds
REPORT ON SPOTTED FEVER.
Upon learning OF the death or four children In
one family within ten days by spotted fever cerebro
Spinal meningitisl DR.. NORRIS with number OF
s inspectors visited the premises, to learu IL pos
Bible. the cause OF the disease. The following report
lwas presented
BUREAU OF SANITARY IssrEorIoS.i
New YORK. Feb II, 1872. J
Bureau sudden deaths IS Eleventh
meningitis, The hrst was reported on the
BON January ltimo second death occurred February
Iii Children their being six and
Zone other child presenting symptoms, thirteen
al sss e
thirteen years, history all exhibited the
The detailed history Of The Ease case follows
On The @ fd i he s
nc sc al % a ns force he Of @
Of his Ss ana % e adc M & T s
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ss
d ysss Fl & &. .s IS
Kick. peioni.: Some dark purpuric spots
Brown aged four years. was
n the seized s w sou
had commissions chill fever but seemed feel the loss
H on
THIRD CTeresa Brown aged thirteen years taken g:
cian Dr. j. o. Small, called, and describes this
SseT e o the had q
.u ss % SSy
PLANT pain the entire bead,
s ..ss ssa
sas 'n sr N s Of
IN mind pupils somewhat dlaed, intelligence
the
Sss' "a SSs
lpetecha eruption appeared Che trunk and
PAIN in The head he popon
ne Limb: % ssdy snd 30 sDn
toe s s but pain WAS
symptoms were much Improved appeared 10 be
part BODY
Funeral the AFTERNOON previous distance scve
T %G sa wen ss
nd complained Of pain IN hi, head and yomI,ed The
Ts se aS5
In this case there His death
psse at fSSS; .TG so%n a. eS Months
taken with vomiting 6. about one oScSf on
%as narsd by By mother O'Clock midnight
Cdor ho Death
Pario spos coIored spots also
sPs The Of The sh
land no eGusion IN the ca ay ties. .,,-,
and somewhat obscure The symptoms for the most part
Ing the parents suffering under the anyees
Of the occasion do not seem to present all those
was blood which had produced these results there
DSon no s
Drainage belonging to these premises tho following condi
Eions we're This mouse, No 49, the
Ing house, No. 4i3, found TO have n prvy
vault and connection thercfrom the sewer
street, the house drainage from kitchen sinks of both
houses connecting with IT, The drain was OF earthenware
pe entered the cellar Of the wall OF the house No
closely adjoining the partition between y and 60 This
sztending about two feet above the cellar bottom
The lower opening OF the elbow, was loosely htted
downward TIE ground OF the cellar bottom
khonce 20 sewers Eleventh Al this loose
Joint elbow there cement TO prevent the escape
cases. which passed outward and upward through
ah and plaster partition base board and loose flooring
of the above the cellar II was on this noo level
with the and yard adjoining that M Browns family,
consisting Of himself wife and six children dwet This
noor was divided into four rooms folows-The front
room tin store, room used FOR all the Or
binary family purposes being Kitchen and living room, with
two small bedrooms Intervening. one having doors from
front rooms, the other having entrance only
From the store 10 front In the rear room one corner there
closet without lining, simply shelves Upon questioning
ehc inmates they described most offensive odor as issuing