New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

Or. CYRUS Edison said that the influenza al
fcctcd children so lightly in most cases as not to
I've dangerous to them. The epidemic had about
spcnt It's force hc thought All that the Health
Department could do. IN his opinion, was TO
warn persons 10 take good care OF themselves
while suffering from the influenza and avoid eA'
posurc to the cold.
Another member Of the Department sald
q. Inst think Of the commotion which 100 deaths
from Asioric cholera or yellow fever would
cause in the city. Yet we have an epidemic
which really is responsible for 600 deaths in one
t6ont II pcr cent Of The police force suffered
from the influenza ycstcr IT,. Inc reports
showed that 3G2 men were o. the SICK lls', IN
Guiding Captain Mcakm, SIN y scafts ana 'nlf-
number Of well-known residents Of Brook
lvn are suffering from the Russian influenza
among them are General James Jourdan, llaSSan
If Wheeler. c>- Sheriff G. B Farley, the Rev. Dr.
r. 4 Nelson Henry W. Chadwick, the Rev = W
King and John t. Rogers. \ reading minister
est mated that fully oue-ihid OF his congrcga-
fi,u Wa, absent from church last sunday ll"u
tho prryalllre disease several ministers had
hastily 10 secure supplies 10 i.l their places \
number will hc unable to preach today. Nlthn
tie last week siN cases Of death from influenza
have been reported, and tuIN =" per 'eI' "l nv
death, reported recently have been due To pnci'-
monla, pAthlsis, hroncuul ana aotlmaiIc cDm
plaiufs 40 less than nluctt lone deaths from
before there were f0ItY-nlnr. koh'it Hhll""aN
the well known photographer m Fuifon-st NTooK-
lvn. died ON Friday AZ his home, No. ~ Law
renoc.st Brooklyn He became lil with Inhu-
cnya about two weeks ago. hui lu "a lew days,
suppos,ug himself to bc cured, he went out In
% short time. however. puCumoul1 SCI in, ana IL
ended in his death. Nh galloway WAS born IN
Perth scotland. ORD lsf7. He WAS chemist
In London until about twelve years ago, when he
took up photography Niuc year, o(o lie came
i0 Bfoo.yu auI bc-lu bushes, % No. 'lN tUlt m
81 lie WAS a prominent Free Mason. brln- senior
deacon of BROOKLYN Lodge No. 2~~, j. and \. NJ;
and was a mcwhcr Of brooklyn tonNlsinry ana
Progressive Council. 80 42f American Legion ~
The funeral was held at Dis .umc. dt = clock
Inst evening. and was conducted nN the Rev y
T. Kcuiil. of the Hanson Place Methodist LpiSco-
pal Church. THE burial viii thc place to-day IN
'Y..,.' N,r.,,snr G'n.trd States Dstrict-Attoncy
Charles O'torucu went 90 AI, oilrr Yesterday
for tie first time iu 90 week llc h1I been very
iu with pneumonia. following ou attack "I me
rip lie went ~ the Office against his pi\
,ciau's advice. because his attendance on Grand
jury matters WAS required, but Ic was Obliged
to return 10 his home altci hrci stay.
There are about one Thousand cases oil II
grippe In New Brunswick, y. j., 'uonC tie
victims being many prominent aw1c's phySlcl'uS.
ministers and hUs'ucS, men. Father butnS tl
Attorney Wrlgrl and Prosecutor NDc are confined
10 their beds with tine disease. Several stores and
factories are badly uIpp.cI by the Illness Of their
employees.
l. ! Clay. an inventor and manufacturer. dlcl
AZ his home in PlainGcld. y J.. ON Friday ni1ht
from pneumonia which followed an attack of h
grippe II WAS stricken with the influenza ON
Christmas Day.
Adam Iclluru and Charles ewz dicd At lr dge
port, Conn. from tine disease, which is steadily
spreading tlcn.
1icrc ana, between Gny and sixty conyicts
IN sing Sne prison afflicted with Ia grippe