New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06

BrRyIyc BEDDING FROM A LODGING HOUSE.
Charity Hospital a week ago, and may nave
taught the fever there.
Ihree deaths among the typhus patients on
North Brother Island were reported yesterday
The victims were John Haeman, thirty eight
yesrs old; Hubbard l.. Russell, hity-twO, ana
Josenb NJ Fntwistle ffty-sevcn, all lately lodgerS
OF No. 80 Bayard-st.
The Health Board yesterday appointed thlr'S
additional medical sanitary inspectors 70 serEe
for one month The doctors with he empioSeu
in making nightly inspections OF lodging hous's
and each OF them will receive 500 Hoh'n i''
such dangerous and disagrceable work ii'S
are Drs Alexander Abrahams, No. Ia East oiN''
fourth-st: j. ). Andrews, No. 323 East Eien'S
Gxth-et:J C. Bryan, 40. 367 West torty-ciehtii-
n.:CA Clinton. No ll2 West, One-hundred-and-
twenty-ninth-st John j. Dooey, NO. $40 west
Fifty nfth-st.; J. S Ennis, No. III East sever
teenth-st A. Freeman, No l23 East seventy
fourth-st: Thomas A. King, No. l4l Lexington
ave; J. NJ Licbermann, No. 300 East fonrth-s'
W. H. Mcintyre. No. 467 Iiu0'oa-st; D. A. Hhear''
No. 3Ie West Thrty-seventh-st- W. H. Steers
Not l75 West Northumberland hf'y-third-s'
Isehlsn TYLER. No lGj Grccnwich-st.; q. A.
weyman. No $40 East Fifty-seventh st. IL. W.
Fr,uentLaL no. $50 East Fiith-third-st. Otto
D.
Of the Willard Parker Hospital: j. ii. Huddeson,
No llo Vest Thrty-fourth-st. w. NJ. Seward,
No l2s East Eighty-siXth-st. j. NJ. Shepherd
No. q02 St Nicholas-ave.; lie Grand A. w
Walker, No. $50 West Thirty -second-st. H. g.
Esina. No. ,2O East Thirty eighth-st. Leo Ell
tinre No lbl East Seventy-second-st (; Joseph u.
lrens No. 1856 West Thirty-third-st ii. +. Kos
ter No. 2s3 East Eighty -ffthst. G. a. Clinton,
No. ll2 West red-and-twenty-ninth-s st
Alexander Lyle No. l12 East Eighty-iirstst ii.
8 Trigg. No. LOG West One-hundrcd-and-twenty-
hxth-st; ]. b. Walker, No. 80 East 1hirfy-third-
o.: NJ F. Maloney, No. l,3 Fast Nineueth-st.'
and Solomon Wrubie, No. l73 East Onchundfcd-
and-ffthst.
Health Commissioner Bryant prepared the FOL
bwinr order. which the doctors will obey in max
Ing their rounds among the lodging houses;
In making Inspection the purpose OF finding case
Of typhus In lodging houses th. nci'si ""nfy "
spectors will also obtain the following data
rr,,-Number Of beds on each floor In each lodging
lsuss.
seeond-Numser OF beds occupied each floor in each
hdgng. house.
Third-Sumber Of beds permitted by permit OF Bo'ro OIL
Health, in hands OF odsing house keeper.
yodfth-Temperature OF each Gsor or lodging room.
Ffth-Genera! sanitary condition OF premises mat -
eocdition Of plumbing. fixtures, cleanliness OF Walls cell
hss and floors the character and cleanliness OF beuo"s
te the adequacy Of ventilation.
President Wilson said that care would be taken
10 prevent clothing manufactured in tenement
houses from being contaminated with typhus
germs. and afterward sold to unsuspecting per-
sons Thus far no typhus fever cases have been
found near tailor shops.
Police Superintendent Byrncs yesterday sent
OUT the following general order:
Captains and sereeants OF police VIII be careful 70
thoroughly scrunze and examine persons who may ap'
Wy a. their stonhouses for lodgings for the purpose
possible, Of asceraining whether they are suffering
lom any contagious disease. and II so, they VII
wompW notify the Board Of Health through this ONCE.
mat The person or persons can be promptly crea
:" In oil where there is q doubt In the NINA
ne onicer In charge the police surgeon OF the district
VIII be Immediately notified that he can make more
~oroush examination OF the
Later Superintendent Byrnes said TO reporter,
explanation of his order: "The spread Oh
vphus fever in the city has placed the ponce
precarious position. Those homeless men