153
Of these 20 were not cases of plague. The plague mortality is
therefore 75·81 of the 232 deaths:-
52 died within 24 hours of admission.
45 " " 48 " "
Excluding the deaths within 48 hours the plague mortality is 64·59.
Jullaha Suni Mahommedan Hospital.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL NO. 17.
This hospital in the Ripon Road, Byculla, also known as the Suni
Mahommedan hospital, Madanpura, was re-opened in October 1897.
The patients were treated by a Hakim, the general management being
under the supervision of a Government Medical Officer.
Cases admitted
546
General mortality, 50·3 per cent.
" discharged
275

" died
271

Many of the above cases were admitted for observation and did
not shew symptoms of plague. The following are details of the plague
cases only:-
Plague cases admitted
284
Plague mortality, 70·42 per cent.
" discharged
84

" died
200

Kapol and Lad Joint Plague Hospital.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL NO. 18.
Tribhowandas Mangaldas Nathubhai, Esq., J. P., Chairman of
Committee.
V. Mohanjee, Esq., 

Jamnadas Lackmidas Mody, Esq.,
Honorary Secretaries.
Medical Officers.
Dr. P. Harichand, L. M. &. S., Chief Medical Officer.
Dr. Narayan Rao Shengdi, Resident Medical Officer.
The general arrangements and management of the hospital are
good. Separate accommodation is provided for suspicious fever cases
sent in for observation.
Cases admitted
264
General mortality, 49·62 per cent.
" discharged
114

" died
131

" remaining
19

Many of the cases kept under observation did not prove to be
Plague.
Plague cases admitted
172
Plague mortality, 76·16 per cent.
" discharged
22

" died
131

" remaining
19