The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

hons, one OF the Memphis refugees who
| came here, died to-day at quarantine of vel
low-feyer. John Hennes>y, one OF the
| stevedores vino assisted in loading The
steamer City of Merida and contracted gel.
low-Ierer, died Mt quarantine last night.
4. +. Reith, barber OF The steamer Sara
gossa, and E. 3. Estey, steward OF the
schooner Freddie c. Ebbitt, from Hayden
ports, were admitted to the hospital to-day
sick with the fever.
Treatment of Memphis Refugees at
Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-A general order
was transmitted from the Brooklyn Central
Police Office yesterday to The captains OF
the several police precincts OF that city in
structing them to ascertain the names and
residences OF all persons known to have re-
Gently arrived from Memphis, Tenn, and
10 report the information to the Sanitary
Superintendent. 1t Has found that Lau-
renee J. Cunningham. young man who
had recently arrived from that city, where
he had been on visit, was now living at
No. 2S1 Atlantic street with his mother. Hc
is In excellent health, however, and no alarm
is felt on his account.
The captain Of the Eleventh precinct re-
ported that family OF refugees FROM Men,
phis were stopping in apartments ct No.
1915 Huntington street, between Court and
Clinton streets. Il sanitary Inspector visit
ed the house, and found that Susan MeCar-
tbN; Annie, John, James. Bernard, and
William Roper, arrived from that city on
the 18th instant, and John Roper, the father
Of the latter-nancd persons, reached Brook
lyn on Thursday last. They are all in good
health. Notwithstanding the fact that their
T. I,oI pf fnI nr
mond, sanitary superintendent. had their
clothing again fumiSated. The refugees
are instructed to remain in the house each
day until the sanitary inspector OF the
Board Of Health calls to examine as to their
condition.
From New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 29.-Dr. Bemis
telcgraphs from New Orleans to the Nil
tional Board of Health to-day: "There
has been one fatal case OF yelIow-fever at
the corner of Second and Constance
streets-an Italian girl. The premises were
filthy and crowded. There il no other case
here"
New ORLEANS, July 2S.-The case OF
Vinccnza Spano first attracted attention
Saturday. DrS. Demis. White, Bailey, and
Holt visited the patient, and all agreed it
was sporadic case OF vellOwfcycr. the first
that has occurred this season. The Board
OF Health Immediately Senta nurse, who re-
manned with the girl until she died at 1
O'Clock this morning. The Spano family
has been here two years, but last summer
removed to Carroitnn, and their house re-
manned closed during the entire season.
The family have removed to another house,
the Board OF Health drstroyin" all the
bedding, de-, and fumigatlng the premises.
The entire ncighborhooG for four squares
around has been dI>infccted. The work OF
disinfecting the city is progressing, and
will be continued Until it is completed.
a Suspicious Case at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Ghr;s. Myers, who
left Memphis few days ago, called on the
health officer this afternoon and said he be-
liercd he had yelow-fcrcr. Afteran eXami-
nation the officer sent him 10 the hospital rs
a suspicious case.