New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

an staten ISlInQ, 10 pTeNeHt PV"P'N "N'' WI
the shore Of the fort property
FIFTY DOCTORS MADE INSPECTORS.
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL OF 81. JOHNS 'o1hS
OFFERED AND ACCEPTED BY THE CITY TO
ISOLATE 20: SIBLE CIIoLEHA PATILNIS.
Tho Health Board met at 10 q. m, yesterday 10
re.,pnoint the ply sscians Of the summer corps
foy work in September. As Health COMMISSIONER
BRYANT had taken Il trip to DHAaruS i"' '''' '''o
meeting on Tuesday, and was sun away H nv
CITY n was necessary for Health ohiccr 1e"h'"'
com. 10 The city from Quarantine ard make quorum
for the t,.,nssction OF business, the other he"c's
nrasopt b-ing President wilson OF the hesi'h So"ra
and President Martin Of tine Pficr ho"r" ""' Vi
the first steps taken ut the meeu"s "a' ~ P''''"'
thr ,n.uetors md clerks in the Health Department
from als,nting themselves from au'y ." '"o "P
uroachIng legal holiday ana hall holidays "r' VII
son had prepared the following "h'ch was P'''''
Whereas The Board Of Aldermen has recommended
,,c cI,sins OF The city departments on c"Wi,ny,
september D. and Monday, sepenip'r 10 Il Ala 20
holiday and in view OF the TACT Mat 'Arenc r,s',.e
nas,'.,rv nv this department III the present "her
gcncy. and that its business sho"iu not Nv
Eesoved Thu; the sanitary s'iperint,ena.mt Is
heby Instructed TO notify all mc'iienl Inspectors
.anitary Inspectors disie,'GdS h,'rryu thai they
must report for and perform fun dutv Oh H'"""s'
,r,,i"uIbcr 5, and Monday september D.
A formal resolution u aPPO''1 nay
assistant sanitary inspectors to make inspections In
.,,,r r,s .donted Each ply slcan Will re
COVE 800 for the work performed by him during
,he month. the $1,000 10 pay them With having been
provdcd by The Board Of Arporlicnnent on "euhs-
day. Following the ramcs ana adurc'S'S Vi '"e
fifty ply sicanS. al but the last hVe o 'ne' HAVING
served In the Summer corps durihs July """
August
Alexander Abrams. No. IL East sixiy,muItnhss
C.. a. Alderman, No. 10 West ono hundred and
thrIcth&t ,,.,,v,x,ns
G. ii. ArchiDald, No. Id Fast lwentl -Nevcnth-s''
Walter Denscl. 40 "a East seventy nin t,,s,
George ". Borart. No. 15l Eat tiity hr't's''
g. f. VI. Bond, No. lJ3 Nest hort! itI D.
nroehway No NO, l No., We" Fort, S e,Ehtss
" p Byrne No. 10 West onchnndrch ana nj
~ A. ch.yalIer. No. 2.023 scvenhave.
CharIcs A clinton. No. Il2 West One hundred and
'"g nay,es cnxe. No. I20 West Forty nfth ST
y r. Davis No $50 Fast one hunfrct and't~eny
Mss +. 6. Dean, No g. I Iaaf ,;,,v.o,,n,,
Henry C.. Esins, No. 79o East one hundred ana
'hJ'' S. s'S Ennis. N. III East seventeenth 81;
Leo EftiugT no l5l Fast seventy second 81
A. Freeman. No. la3 last seventy -iouTn-sr
yInhar, a. Kemp. No l1s We, my i,urth 81.
IGSma, A. Kinr. No IA LeAlngon.sy, -,
neH W' IIenermsnn. no. 500 East Fourth &.
Alexander Lyle, No. ~ E4s! Els%y ,tst''t
:. Lyn0f, NO. osbo
william II. Mcintyre. no, 80 hn d,oa'!;
NJ + Mooncy, No. l5a East Nmen@a a. a., o,,h..,
w. T@.. Nh seT shss ~ No. sia West fn sevenhs
5oh SnspAeyd a SS o Nest 81 fSs"
A. {. slannari No 100 hsst Eishtc,nth 81, D., ATTY
v. H. steers No. A7a West ono hundred and ni'y
Henry s. Thss. No. 100 West one hundred ana
'"i iacnlan TSicr. No Is5 osIrenwich.st
sophia nser 40 r., "a -. Wei cir Fory rd 1i
,o'n ~ w"vnaan. No. II, East FIT, -srvoItisi
J. :. whiimyer No. 81 West lcnth-'L n.
u. E. woodend 40. i7l Fast onehundrea and
'A solomon wrub.l No i7o East one hnndird md
Hobart II. 7ann.r No. 1879 Msdisonave
Dennis L. Shea, so ITO wayeriy Place
Mss NJ Fender. No - Bee.man p"'e'
g; l. Michon. NO. 1850 leHlnstonssg.
H. ". Wooiten 80. AZ lcxntlon ave.
Joseph Anderson, NJ. 900 West Nrys'N'h ST.
The musicians win make Inspections IN VI" 'e'e
ment houses usual. but NAV ~ ns"'i 70 in'cs'e@
.us,cc,ed cases q cholera 70 assist In watching ~
.,cc,.d places or 10 treat In the place. "htn
uo,,s are Isolated n the cholera i found In 'he
orr The Health Board Will meet again thi'
morning M -, -,
D- JensIns went awny from the Office ot Tie
Health Board yesterday as soon ~ The hl'e""e
over lie said he hoped TO keep the cno'e'' ""' "
the city. President Wilson S"'d we SUI. n.y.
Tint As,nc cholera will be kept out OF the ely 'h'T
ready TO meet any emergency. Everything ''"' wa
ooco.sorr IN do I'm the way Of prccaniipn has been
dome fms far. We have Just made sur" ot inc SGT
vices OF fifty cxtn inspectors for another ''o"'"
have assurances that the Board Of Appo'.o"".
will promptly give any sum oil money ne'"e' ~ Wv
work a. checking the cholera II II appears d" w
,ro,, ,nor. iusp.ctors we can have them. " money
is needed for hospital accommodations 'or ""'s '''
arn,,anc,s, or far any other purpose III F""'''"s
Will he f,9dN lOf NJ
Mr. wilson was asked " more Inspectors ana more
,borourh dlslnfeciion In the city might not D' oi SET
vice In keeping cholera out OF tho cty ana u" rpi7u
.Th. city is in fairly good condition now ana II T.
beng cleaned rapidly. Dsinfecinni' are oc'ns "S~i
freely where needed II extensive diSlniecnoh oil
places seems TO be necessary IN" I"icc VI NV" vi"
Moved I'm that work will be increased.
- M Won think the surgeon the Moravin showed
.,rconoctv I'm rcp0rtlng the deaths on the vrssh ~
d,. 10 cbolcrinelr Tribune reporter inquired
81 think that II chosrinc kills twenty tvp out OF
twenty four patients, II Is rs bad ~ Inc ch"icr"' Va"
Mr.. Wilson's answer.
Tins the Health Board any jurisdiction to compel
,hc retirement Of Or. Israel, the ships surgeon =
"No. The health officer might accomplish S"'h
result PERHAPS By giving notice 10 the steamship
company that any vessel on which Dr. Israel was EN-
ploycd ~ surgeon would be detained on Suspicion
Mr. Wilson Wis In Walst. In the iaterhoon aud
heard reports which were being circulated 'hA' Sns
pcftod OF cholera hhu Dctil clStVF'Fu III 'W'
ST. and other parts OF the city. lie returned to the
Office of the Health board where he vtis In commune
cnon With sanitary superintendent Ed'oh ana Nh'ci
nsp. c.or Roberts. All three officials said late IN the
afternoon that suspected or supposed case oi cho
era had beon reported la the city.
Mr. Wilson announced that the Floating Hospital
Of the st. Johns Guild had been selected rs the hos
ytal for the Isolation and treatment OF possible cases
Of Asatic cholera The Floating Hospital had been
ulv nv guild TINT purpose Mr..
wilson said "The Health Board never seriously
thought Of using island for the accommodation OF
clolcr patients. The Floating Hospital Is the mort
thoroughly equipped and satisfactory boat to b. Oh
aincd for such purpose. II is .35 feet long a
feet wide and has two decks. The lower deck Is Ell
closed and the upper deck will be enclosed tomorrow
Tho barge has complete hospital facilities. Its
Gathed ut one time. The cooling arrangements arc