The evening world., 1894-04-14
C|LROY VACCiNATED.
All His Clerks and Members Of
His Family Inoculated,
There Were Four Cases Of Small
Pox in Nas'e's House.
He Seemed to Fear the Lancet and
Dodged the Physicians.

Mayor Gilroy went to his office In the
City Hail with ;ouch-mo- sort OF
an expression on his face this morning.
The Mayor had Il most tender regard for
his left arm, which he had vaccinatei
.ast night. Mayor Gilroy lost no time
in having his arm scraped after he heard
that John II. Naeic. his stock and bond
clerk. had the smallpox. Or. Cyrus Ed
son informed the Mayor by telephone Of
Nagle's removal to North Brother Island
from his home. l5S East one Hundred
and Fifteenth street and advised Mr..
Gllroy to get vacCinated at once.
Il took no chances" said the Mayor
cheerfully this morning Il sent for
my physician and had my whole family
inoculatcd with the isease-preventing
virus My wife and children submitted
to the opera ton without a murmur."
That is more than the big children
did here in the Mayors Office" broke In
Private Secretary Willis Holly. "'Who
is first? they timldly exclaimed here
when the doctor from the Health De-
purtment took out his scraper yesterday
afternoon to vaccinate US | played mar
tyr. and sacrificed my self first. The doc
tor did the rest We were all vaccin-
ated"
A physician of the Health Department
vas u the City Hall this morning to
vaccinate all comes. He established
headquarters in tn. private rooms Of the
Board Of Aldermen. The only member
OF the Board around was President Nc
Clellan. who was the first to bare his
arm and be yaccinated. All the clerks
followed his example.
Frank, the Italian bootblack, and Joe
4 lnr lon IA
VINO went into the Hal was corralled
and lured into the vaccinators den, and
by Col. Mcclellan. Under-Sheriff w. II
McDonough and Second Mayor sMarshal
Daniel NJ; Donegan were among the vic;
Tins. Chief Clerk Blake, of the Board
Of Aldermen, escaped the needle. .
All person who came In contact with
Nagle were vaccinated. and the room II
which he sat. his desk and the Mayors
office. which he had occasion to visit
fumigated last e,ening. As a matter o.
ion. the reporters %orT was
keeper Of the City Hall. because the re
9ttice dozen ,a, times neg al day each an, Gne
DR.. Doty. of the Health Department
made, statement on Nagle's case thi
morning.
On April 8. said he. a family of foul
persons named Sherman, who lived ir
the same house with Nagle, became IL
with smallpox, and were removed tt
North Brother Island. Every one in tn,
house. except Nagle. who eluded the in
spectors. was vaccirated.
He did not show any symptoms of tn
disease until Wednesday last, when h
complained q. headache. On Tues
day night he had been to the theatre
He remained at home Wednesday. ant
again managed to evade the vaccinator
The inspectors went to the Mayors of
nee Thursday tn compel him to submit t
vaccination.
They found him at home finally. II
had premonitory symptoms of small-po,
DR.. Doty then sent a diagnostician, VIII
discovered that the dread malady ha
developed sufficient to leave no room fo
doubt.
A blotch showed on the face yesterda
afternoon at 8 o'clock Nagle was the
removed to the Reception Hospital. foo
q East Sixteenth street. for observa
O'clock. and Naele was then removed t
North Brother Island. where he now /.