The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-31
QUARANTINE REaULATIoNs.

QUARANTINE HHdULATtONb.
7 The steamship Manhattan from Charles.
ton, arrived at this port early last evening,
and was ordered TO the lower bay by the
quarantine officials. The passengers,
some fifty in number, will not be permit
ted to come up to the city until Friday or
Saturday. There Is great vigilance exer'
cised by the officials Of the quarantine 10
guard against the introduction OF Conta.
gIon in the city The streets Of the city,
however, are In a dreadful condition to
breed pestilence, and the public arc con.
stantly urging upon the authorities speedy
measures Tor cleaning the filthy localities
Brooklyn and Jersey City are In about a
like condition. The city physicians ol
Jersey City, says the place would become
fertile plague spot II ever visited by the
Cholera .r,.,. r..,..,..,. . ....... ..uy
Francis G. Howard, who was indicted
In 1860 for completely in the alleged draw.
back frauds Of Il. 3. Caldwell, was TO.
day surrendered by his bail, and was re.
leased In $4,000 bail by Commissioner
The body of q boy bearing unmistakA.
ulu llulhb VI NlOlGuCot Nho Wubheelsp WI
shore at the Elyslan Fields this morning.
1t Is supposed to be the body Of boy
named Frank Watson, who was sent 70
the Hanover Bank last week to draw o
thousand dollars In gold, and has not
since been seen. uW h =
John Hardy, Clork of tho Common
Council, who Is also Secretary of the Joint
Committee OF the Boards OF Supervisors
and Aldermen Of the city and county
on accounts, will send out circulars to.
day to all citizens designated by the Joint
committee to Ctwlth ihe said committee
In the examination. No meeting can be
cailod until on answer u received from
these citizens, and perhaps not until the
question OF filling the place Of any citi.
zen who may decline has been deter
mined. ..-.l.4 -... .-., rt.,
THE ABORTION MURDER.
The body Of the victim Of DR.. Rosenz.
weig, the abortionist, was recognized last
evening as the doctors own neice. II Ia
declared that the doctor effected her ruin
on her arrival here about one year ago,
and has since caused her to live an aban.
doned life.
Another examination was made to-day
at the house Of DR.. RoSenSWeig, which re.
suited in the discovery Of important let.
ters, blank death md still.birth certin.
Gates and u long gllst Of prescriptions. A
man who gave his name as Foster and
who said he lived on 10th street, Brook
lyn, called on warden Brennan to-day with
bis servant girl, who had lived with tho
doctor some nionthaJag6. The woman
who accompanied him also recognized the
body. The report that the murdered girl
was D niece Of the doctor is not confirmed.
The case Of Rosenzwelg has aroused a
feeling Of indignation. The number Of
abortlonists In this city Of both sexes Is
known 10 be large, one newspaper having
business advertisements Of no less than
twelve of these practitioners. The city
press demand q general cleaning out Of
these establishments by the police. 1t is
believed that the indignation Of the pub.
lic will resultin securing some action In
this direction by the properly constituted
authorities. Rosenzweig told q TYmeSte.
porter In an interview some time ago that
he would attend 10 an ordinary case, for
5000, and that he had the facilities for
furnishing marriage and burial certificates
the same as Madame Restill and the
others had, This much he said in the
belief that the reporter came In good
laith TO select hlS service, but when be
learned that he was only a newspaper
man In quest off, full knowledge, he
rayed and went on like maniac, 80 that
the reporter was in fear Of bis life. One
very important fact possibly new to o
majority Of the public, Is brought direct
" out. BY. the interviewer, namely, that
NosenEweig and many @otherB like him
have means for white.Washing the soiled
regulations committed 10 their care, as
well as a sort Of legal blind Tor commit.
ting the REMAINS Of their butchefed VIC
timsr 10 the grave without the inter.
ventlon ol the CoFoneTs Jury or the proper
certificate Of death from natural causes !
The body Of the young woman found
In trunk at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot, Saturday, has been identified AL
Alice Bowersby, aged &c. Of 40 West
street, Patterson, New Jersey. Two DAYS
ago, Dr.. Kenney, Of Patterson, called at
Bellevue Hospital and said that Miss
Bowersby was missing since the Wednes.
day previous; that she had q vaccination
scar on her leit arm below the elbow, a
mole on the right side Of the neck, and a
scar under tho right lower jaw caused by
an liberated tooth. The body was eT.
amined, and tho marks indicated found.