The sun., 1893-01-10
SIX MORE DEATHS FROM 7rpHUs.
Eight New Cases discovered. Making u To.
tai OF lei since Dec. I.

Eight New Cases discovered. Making u To.
tni OF lei since Dee. I.
The Hearth authorities reported six deaths
from typhus fever yesterday. making tho total
thirty. There were eight new cases. increasing
tho number since Dec. l to 121. All those
who died yesterday were dodgers who had
been removed from the pest house at "a
Baynrd street. This is the list:
Graham. James. 4s from % Bsyard street; taken to
Riverside Hospital on Dec. 3l
Duffy Frank. 80. from 81 Bayard street; taken to
Riverside Hospital on Jan. ..
Gande william. 55. from % BayArd street, taken to
Riverside Hospital on Jan. 4.
uunholt. Edward Co. from 81 Bayard street, taken to
Riverside Hospital on Jan. g.
logan John. s. from 81 Bayard street, dropped de ad
In the pest house on Jan ..
Van Dorm. Charles. 81. from 81 Bayard street;
taken the Riverside Hospital from the Coiored Home
First avenue and Sixty hfth street. on Dec. n.
Tho new cases reportod yesterday were:
Connor. John o.; AZ; removed from Bervu. ilUspita o.
Goldman Abraham. 49, removed IRON 81 Bayard
nigVinseu. George. 80: removed from "a Bnyard
logan: VIII q: removed from tho cna.i,y Hospital
Ritowssy Aaron. Fl; removed FROM Mount sinai
Ws$o. Harry 49, Il remSvsd n; ed from Union conr,
Bellevue Hospital.
Goldman's case,is tho first record OF man
afflicted with the disease having got out OF the
city, Goldman was 4 peldicr who lodged reg
authorities, quarnntined the place. He hap
rened to be away before the doors were
ton. lie Shipped over to Brootyn How HH Went To 10
board with his sister. RACHEL Schakelt at 2S5
Tha,fo.d avenue. He left there TO live in her
mother-in-law's house. not n block away. Ho
turned up at tho Bayard! street house yester.
day to get some belonginGs he had left there
was suffering from typhus aud the Brooklyn
Health authorities were notified.
q the Sinai
doctors questioned him. and he said he had
been lodging In various houses In Chatham
typ6us and went to live in the Easement OF a
soap factory at 80 Suffolk street, He was
fns he HRi
Harry Waldo. who had been living for ton
sss aSs se meGn ae sn
douhtedly became infected there, Herman
Ssde bseSuys aTSy haa
There % was conference ofthe Commissioners
Ing. and It was decided to remove half Of the
odrers MT, IN the pI.. pest house st -
night This action was, probably accelerated
iedsers. on sunday afternoon: When he died
the others were sitting around. They We're
badly scared. and the panicky feeling, made
some decisive action necessary. Aogan's body
s foot q East ree
was thought at first that he had died from
alcoholism. and this probably had moro to do
with his death than anything else. An autopsy
held yesterday revealed the fact that he was
also suffering from typhuS
DR.. Edison said yesterday that the city should
have IN emergency house OF some kind to
harbor suspected cases.
South Brother Island would be an admir-
able place for this work" he said. ''and it
would not cost more than $4,000 to secure
the land and bull plant there. The depart
ment has enough ground at the foot of East
Sixteenth street to accommodate structures
for observing suspects The cost OF buildings
ruitnble would not be more than S25. .0UO. and
l think 1t ought tn be done.
The attention OF Superintendent Byrnes was
called to the question Of dodgers in the police
stations yesterday morning by tho case of
typhus which lodger in the Eldridge street
station developed on sunday 1t may bo ar
ranged that q sanitary inspector will be de-
tailed to scrutinize applicants for lodgings at
the stations which have accomm odations for
such. The Superintendent will probably ask
the Police Board to stop the practice OF giving
lodgings at station houses.
DIR. Roberts said last night that he would be-
gin to-dny to clean out the house at "a Bayard
street. More than forty men are now Gagged
up there. waiting for typhus to make its ap-
pearance. DIR. Roberts said that he would
send up to North Brother Island as many men
as could be accommodated there and placed
under surveillance These removals will he
continued from day to day until all have been
transferred from the pest house to tho Island