New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-04
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son said he was highly gratifed at the
small number of cases reported yes
terday. The number was lower than
on any day since last Monday, when
there were but forty-three new cases.
and lower than on any Sunday since
July 2. when only thirty-two cases
were reported. Except last Monday
fewer cases were reported yesterday
than on any day since July 3, when
forty-one were listed.
Owing TO the large number of pa
tents who are being discharged each
day, the number in the various hos
pitfalls is decreasing rapidly. IL is OK
pected within a few days the number
Of children discharged as recovered
will equal the number OF new cases
reported DR.. Zingher said yesterday
that there arc now about $50 children
in the Willard Parker Hospital, where
as the number at one time reached
about LOO In the various hospitals
there are now 373 vacant beds which
can be utilized for paralysis patients.
1886 Cases Outside State.
New York Offices of the United
States Public Health Service. issued
figures yesterday, corrected up to
August 81, showing the number Of
cases of poliomyelitis in the United
States outside of New York City and
State. They are: New Jersey. 2.34S;
Pennsylvania, Ga. Of which 39S are in
Philadelphia; Connecticut. 40; Massa-
ehusetts, $40; Illinois, 200. Of which Sc
are in Chicago; Ohio, $50; Alabama,
95; Rhode Island, 10; South Carolina,
81; Virginia, 81; Indiana, A; Maryland,
80; Kentucky "a; North Carolina, II;
Vermont, 49, Missouri, IL; West Vir-
ginia, ~; New Hampshire, 9; Delaware,
6; Georgia 5; Florida 3. Total. 1885.
1t is estimated that nearly 1000 cases
have developed since these reports
were made to the Health Service.
DR.. Charles Banks, senior surgeon in
charge of the Health Service work
here. renewed his warning Yesterday for
children to remain away from the city
until October /. Despite this the
autumn influx Of children continued
yesterday, several thousand returning
to the city from the mountain and sea
shore resorts where they have spent the
summer.
Travel of New Workers out of town
for the Labor Day holiday was very
large yesterday, and the government
surgeons at the ferries and railroad
and steamship terminals issued more
certificates than on any one day since
they established the system of inspec-
ton of inters ate travel. The City
Health Department has issued to date
119. 626 certificates TO persons leaving
the city
The addresses from which new cases
and deaths we're reported in New York
Yesterday are as follows:
New Cases-Manhattan.
305 Spring Street, Cornelis Street,
las West Fourth Street, 152 East Sew
onth Street, 81 Avenue D. 1862 East
Thirteenth Street. 300 East Twenty
fourth Street, 458 West Seventeenth
Street. SOC West Twenty Street,
514 West Twenty Street. 1876
Third Avenue. 319 East Seventy-frst
Street. 1866 Third Avenue, 315 East
Sixty-ninth Street, 1895 Second Avenue,
6s5 Eighth Avenue, 500 East l09th
Street, lO8 East Ninety Street,
425 and 427 East 10th Street, 2l6 West
1A1st Street, so East 104th Street and
GA East Ninety-seventh Street.
Observation-Disclosures.
5l3 West Twenty-ninth Street, 1876
East Thirteenth Street. % Grove Street,
25 Avenue c, 236 East Fifty-fourth
Street, as West 117th Street, 1876 Third
Avenue, 318 East 118th Street, 240 East
Twenty-ffth Street, 6S5 Eighth Avenue
and 332 East Nineteenth Street
New Cases-Bronx.
1856 Third Avenue, 1913 Clinton
Avenue, 1963kDaly Avenue, $40 Cald-
well Avenue, 1858 Kelly Street. 1879
Brook Avenue. Dean Street and Lincoln
Avenue. sos East 224th Street and 1858
Union Avenue.
Deaths-Bronx.
None.
New Cases-Brooklyn.
1913 Sixty-sixth Street, 10 Bay
Twenty eighth Street, 1854 East Thir-
teenth Street, 400 Ninth Street, 3 Ro-
berg Place, Coney Island PIG Park
Avenue, 2029 Ocean Avenue, As Nichols
Avenue, III Debevoise Street, II Clln-
ton Place. 267 Clifton Place. 634 Chaun-
cey Street and 460 Bradford Street.
Deaths-Brooklyn
! 336 Fourteenth Street. l12 Belmont
Avenue, $40 Fifty-third Street and 10
/ Bay Twenty-eighth Street.
New Cases-Queens.
i 1862 Woodb!ne Street, Ridgewood
/ Court Street, Astoria; $50 Seventeenth
Avenue, Astoria; 344 Tenth Avenue,
Long Island City. and 2S3 Ninth Ave-
/ rue. Long Island City.
] Deaths-Queens.
$50 yelling Street. Richmond Hill;
/ POLO Palmetto Street, Ridgewood; East
l34th Street and Newport Avenue, Belle
Harbor; 342 Steinway Avenue, Long
Island City, and 60 East Seventh Street
Long Island City.
New Cases-Richmond.
81 Bay Avenue, Port Richmond.
Deaths-Richmond.
None.
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