New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

io,s number Of persons involved '' IG
s 5s ss' ':,s.s' "st''
T,,rtvseven persons not included in the above were
rescued who had fallen from ~hsrVes IN ~ the
would probably have been LOST but 1or INC neip VI ~"
The assistance rendered in saving vessels and car
goes beoo Worked of when stranded. repaired when
dsmaged plotted Of dangerous places ana s nna
aided by re wtfcb vessels were warned off by the
signals of the patrolmen Whoa III Csises ace during
- The Hs, cost Ta Of sae s ais os u Wv
'ne FSSvr new stations were established and put IN
operation during the Yon 9 new Ham phre
Cape Lookout North CsoPS os a tered g into for the
co5strnction of stations at Point Alerton Masss-
shHss's MgomPPs or Pon near Galveston Texas
and Michigan City, Indiana several vi ,ese a" xb,n
building 1s.. ana oi ala wen Year piOO"'''
Eight Of the older stations have been fep d,,h md
NE ne e eborsp9m Rhode Island Napesgue and Far
Rockaway. Long Island and at Bons sea iSe O az
Great Egg Harbor. New-Jersey. and at sheooy gan,
Wisconsin, also being rebuilt avs reeevea ex
tensive repairs and alterations, ..,,,,..s ,o.,oor
a number Of stations. having proved OF great dement,,
has been extended during The year SO rna' ,ir.s,a
and North Carolina coasts are provided with THIS a.
vantage. , ..,.s .ars .,so b.en
made with a view of establishing it upon Long
Island.
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
The Supervising surgeon-General of the Marine
Uospital service reports during the year Just
passed there have been treated 432o3 patients when
Is the greatest number Of patients furnished rehei
in any year since the organization Of the service
The receipts from all sources were s496'44l 3d. and
the expenditures were s52Ss44 SO, which amount was
paid from the unexpcnded balance TO The circuit VI
ratio I'm
Better facilities for laboratory work ana more Io9 h
the removal 0. the bureau from l4l9-1 4ei est;
n w., TO 1900 1903 Est. n. W. tho DeRaftnmea a
b%ran july / 1853. but. owing 10 the necessity OF
n sk:ng repairs and aterauols in hs but dns; 'he
and laboratory The new ioc aoh Oh me sne
ibe necessity st remains tor a building specially de
signed for the use Of the several dlNlsi1bs .o,a,
The surge cneTal also recommends III special
laboratory for archaeological work be establish al
bureau is made ia his report The passage OF the
law providing for the maritime quarantine sisa Oh,
A. great advance previous legislation, and VIII
greatly improve the sanitary defencss OF The country
circular has recently been issued by tie Bureau con
corning The treatment Of foul ships. which, Is DO
ea tn he Of s ns dtsa 1eSSssd
Of our ports in foul and unsaniiary condition is In
ssS pe epdsme sp OF yellow fever IN Florida
INCLUDED in his pGE ana me Marine gSss o s seyo.
lave reformed the delicate duties intrusted 10 them
with courage. skin and enthusiasm. The depopuia-
ion NJ Jacksonville was mainly effected by means
81 the establishment Of refuge camp, the Surgeon.
General proceeding to Florida for that purpose. IL
A. believed that the new Legislature OF Florida viii
mass law creating a State Board Of Health. which
@ obvIste many OF the diheaiiies coiienaed VIA
heen distcut TO Cooperate with so many boards Of
Health, each having different regulations scattered
or thev were throughout the State. For Tho pre-
Sep,iop Of the spread OF the disease from State
10 another fImgalion and lnspec uon stations were
established by regulations OF August %. which have
,e1uired lite modification 10 the present time. II
n nv opinion that Interstate commerce should be so
,r,,iaed a. To stlip railroads and other cOmmOn-c2f-
,ies ~ their power disease from one state
tr another aud that The regulations 10 be framei IN
Accordance ,ciih such law should be enforced by Ma
ilonal authority. ] transmitted draft Of bill 70
lie chairman OF the Senate Committee on Epidemic
diseases which was introduced SENATE 3.467 but
as Yet no action has been had upon H. The passage
Of the Bill seems TO noe a public necessity
he surseSn-esngai recommends the s''a0h'A~'n'