The sun., 1890-01-03
GRIP REACHING ITS HEIGHT.
TWO MORE e0EToEMKH GER zHRIR
DEATH FROM III.

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suieise by TIVE Vouen anS = Japsnsss
Who Were Sick with It-Tho Ept.
asuais May Slacken, Experts Say.
The aRgravation Of other diseases and oi
morbid tendencies by the grip showed itseli
yesterday in two moro deaths In the Police De-
psttment making eight In forty-eight hours,
Sergeant William J. Knox Of the Morrisania
station died Of diabetes. after siege Of the
influenza
Policeman Michael Dovd Of the West Twsn-
tieth street station died In the New York Hos
pital Of pneumonia.
The sick list sent to Superintendent Murray
yesterday numbered 345. and is the heaviest
ever known in the history Of the force In q
single day. The roll OF sick includes Captain
William Meakim OF the Mulberry street sta
ton. z serReants. IS roundsmen, 914 patrolmen.
10 doormen, and 2 Central ONCE men. The
total number OF deaths yesterday was 1875, 40
less than on the previous day. Three or four
deaths were attributed, in doctors certificates,
to influenza Health Commissioner Bryant
said yesterday that the grip seemed to be at q
standstlll. Anyhow. he had got through talk
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homo home sis IFS East fS sovsensyrst s street. Last sat
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sRza OF grip at his boarding, house, 81 West
Nineteenth street. died suddenly yesterday.
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West Nineteenth street was summoned. and
brother sis Moth Cathedral street Baltt@ore
born, and that be was 81, years old and me
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SRythns more Of bis history @ he became ipsen:
sible and ne died four hours after he entered
Richard Relneke. 27 years old and unmar-
ried, was taken from his homo, s42 First, ave-
nue.. Yesterday to the St Francis Hospital s9f-
Emil Fise6er and Anton seidl have both been been
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Fischer has almost recovered, and Seidl is not
Lillian Russoll and Fanny. Rice are the latest
theatrical stars to succumb to the grip. They
last night.
SUICIDE OF TWO SUFFERERS
Mrs Ellen Carroll. So years old. who lived
oor at EAST sSRh
from the grip, by throwing herself headlong
front from, the rear fat. Mrs. Carroll was
large handsome woman, weighing over 200
she hadInever beeng seriously sick before. She
was taken Ill on Tuesday while ironing and
ed to to bed sh Ia
protested that a physician should not be sum
WTonsd. TnE nContl2uinGc tor to grow worse on New
S8d put mustard plaster s oR her chest. ss
party which was to have been held yesterday
parlor had been decorated and friends had
coverl0t from the bed went to the parI0r. and |
over her. HoF stepd ehtor. Moilie. stood over
Tps Ss and
roll sster Is Mrs. ISrEafet Fsion. Who Who Ives Ives
oq6 soq s6s RFSOafyT Then %r Carroll
pn{astened. and diysd Into the airs air shaft Iol!iS
Carroll. who had boon sitting In bis bedroom.
ran into the hallway in time to see his wife dis
bresthne Sor last f She hsd Struck on Ser head
and dashed out her brains.
Margaret Steneok, AZ years old, wife OF John
B; Steneek, Q halter at 1909 broadway. lived
With her husband on the third floor of 226 East
the effects Of Q dose Of Paris green which she
swsllowed on New Years eve. Mrs. Steneck
was afflicted with asthma. and was o slender,
nervous. and excltable woman. her husband
said Yesterday. She had been In Al health for
some time when sho was seized with influenza
and all the symptoms OF the grip on Tuesday.
She had been borrowing trouble about the
necessity Of receiving callers ON New Years
Day and took the Paris green. 1t is believed,
when half demented with pain and nervousness.
A JAPANESE ENAMELLER PREFERs DEATH.
Hausburo Tsuda, an expert enameller Of
Japanese porcelain and bronze. who came to
this country three years ago with his wife and
company OF artisans. but whose wife left him
two years ago on account Of his dissipated
habits, celebrated the Christian New Year with
riotous festyity in Water street with q num-
ber OF his follow countrymen. 1T was the
wind-up Of prolonged spree. Yesterday he
went to work at the bric:a- brac mandatory
Of Mrs. Parke at 80 East Twenty-third street.
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