New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
TYPHCS STILL SPREADING.
Ten NEW CASES IN THE CITY.
MOST OF THE SICK PERSONS HAD BEEN LoDG-
ERs At no. "a BAYARD-sT-Two DEATHS.

MOST OF THE SICK PERSONS HAD BEEN LoDG-
ERs At NO. "a BAYARD-sT-Two DEATHS.
The discovery Of new cases of typhus fever in
the city Yesterday kept tho inspectors Of the
Bureau Of Contagious Diseases busy. Five men
who were suffering from fever were removed
TO the typhus pavilion Oil North Brother Island
before noon. Two of them were taken from the
quarantincd lodging house, No "a Bayard-st. In
the record at the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases
they are entered Thomas VIII, forty-thIee years
old, and james Kennedy, thirty-thrce. Richard
DEWEY, who had been lodgcr at No. "a Bayard-
st., but had remained away from the house after
the sanitary officers had taken charge of 1t,
walked into the Chambers Street Hospital yes
tcrday morning, and the doctors there saw that ne
had symptoms of tyrhls They kept him in tho
soaing room until the Health Departments
ambulance arrived to take him away. Francis
Kane, another man who had caught the fever
iii the Bayard-st house, went TO Bellevue Hos
pta early in the day. and was soon Oh his way to
the island. Henry Kncbcl, patient in the lIomoe-
opathic Hospital on Wards Island was found TO
be sick with typhus fever and was transferred to
North Brother Island. 1t not known where
he had contracted the disease
The three patients who removed from
No "a Bayard-st. on Sunday morning were
Joseph En'wistlc, Patrick IIaTy and Michael
Dean. Chief Inspector Roberts Of the Bureau OF
Contagious Diseases said at noon yesterday THAI
forty y-ci,h: typhns patients had been sent 10
North Brother Island since December |, and that
most Of them had caught the fever in the lodging
house, No. "a BayaId-st. In the afternoon 'hrce
of the dodgers in the house showed symptoms oi
tie fever and were removed from the place
They were Henry Haley, siXty-hve years old'
Charles vitol, sixtY-fonr, and Francs he'h'
twenty.two. Francis Duffy, thirry-nine years
old. who lately had lodged in the house, went
TO the Gouverncur Hospital late in the afternoon
and WAS sent 10 the island when the doctors
discovered that he was a typhus patient. Henry
Xozioskv eleven yeaIs old, was found SICK Win
rho fevcr IN his home NJ No. 03 East Broadway
Ue was sent u the island with the other patients
+, was supposed that he caught the fever IRON
Tho Felds,cin family, nj No. - Diyision-s'. len
new cases Of t-phus fever nine In inc CITY d''
ore ON Wards Island, male the record ior 'ne
dov Two deaths in the fever pavilion on WI
Brother Island vycrc reported. old MIS- i''"
stein was said to have died early IN the mori''"5'
Ionjs Genian, ffty-scvcn years ola, one VI ''o
mon removed IRON the lodginG-house NO. 81
p,rard-s. on Sunday died az p. m y'S'cr'i'S'
p-osilont Wilson. Of the Health Board, ye''er
dav had n consultation with Commissioners
y, tho Dcpartmcnt ot Charities ana oorrec'o'
sanitary Superintendent Elson and 'hict III
sroctor Roberts were present at thc CONFERENCE
,io,bods for preventing the spread Oh the 'cNc'
,o ,ho public institutions were dScuSSe| q 80
.cru,iny of all pcrsois who were sent 10 '''o p"o
Hc bo.uital, and 10 the workhouse were n''" ~
/ no necessary. because homeless men, WHO nav
bcr slcrplrg in the cheap lodglhE-hou>'H' 'i'"'
III. ..-,,. tho rcrms of typhus to the instItU-
| ,ions II. was not thought 10 he necessary W
enforce quarantine regulations yc'''ru'S ~ ""'
~ the lolgins-houscs in the CITY eNcep' ''' va
in layard-s;. At the house ahou' n'S
were kept in durnnce Dr. Roberts H'1 '''u
on,,.-,o, with the proprietor OF restaurant 10
,,onls On them at "A cost Of 80 cents
1a,. for each lodgcr lie said that the ionge's
.'.,d ho nro.idcd with tobacco, also, ana wo"l'
| g.. ,,o-r,i,,.d 10 yet whiskcy in modcra'" uoS's
=, ,hov had money 10 pay for 1t. The lack q,
,t.,o,. and thc enforced cleanliness were Si''
a., chicf causrs of complaint among ..V
,,crs io some Of whom were inclined 10 muIi,p l,,
ian, wore kent at the hOus" by the '"''i''''
mon detailed ~ ,hc Ii9nor-storc on the first floor
, ,~o hon.e was allowed 10 keep open uo"ic tona
usual! and many i"r.9n' S,. wSnv house on SUNDAY
les. men went into the Io'stIn, i,I Iodrcd there
ri,h, and ~ they PREVIOUSLY nIu - -,.,s over
niEm' i zero detained The loiRnS-hou@i, WaS II
cro;vdrd before typhns fever aIP, o,ntain sixty
was hccnS,a fGr "S "dgcrs. bat when the sanitary
efrs @' '' wen, to hgs rfc"%y fcsa Ss to FI bed.
yp5" o;5 W5igsint, ga'fn 'Sy 'R" Re .aaay ps5sS p}@S
%ay ~n%ga SaI" na been for the outbreak Oi ''''
there , ,,or ,yho had slept III tlie
nSus he , Gn% s@ tools Which s had % left to In the % Rccp ce
Of The cck Dr. Robert PSS, Sdrr sS @ Soscryaon Tor