New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
SMALLPOX IN NEW.JERSEY

One new ca,e OF smallpox reported
10 The health authorities o; Paterson. ~ 800 -,
YESTERDAY but the feeling IN inc e.'N was n, ' -
hopeful although the PHYSICIANS saw no reason -
CHANGE tier opinion that there womb pr"uany
b. q fresh outbreak IN a few days. inc iteal.'i
Committee held meeting IN Inc morning ~ va
oo.ided 10 tear down the harrcaies Whlch htu
been erected in Elm ST., The most niectfH tholousn'
fare originally II was resolved TO aII3W Pu!S ,,t
Ifviu0 in infected streets TO 20 to Work, Out not
;lcSe living in infected houses INC Mayor
direetG. the City PHYSICIAN to see that destitute
persons were supplied with neces>"iles' 1No
iuildng5 in the city, one tenement use anu 'lc
other the residence OF a German physician ,WtiI
condemned Is unit FOR hantat'on ana ordoi1u
-arated Measures were taken to stop the gain
AIN, f rags in filthy Italians to he disposed OF 10
Junk dealers rs it was thought that TINS was
fruitful source OF cOntas"n. .,,. A., 1901
Fifteen men ale employed IN building the stcohG
sddItion 10 the hospital building. 1t vas proposed
10 build high board fence around tnc structure ~
nrc,ent use but carpenters cOnid not be IouuI VIII!
ing 10 undertake the Job. Health Inspector llllain
4 Newton has divided tie city INTO dlSti!ctS' anu
the free vacciuatOTs will 20 To the people l'te'u o
v1sitinc for The people to come u them. A target
conlranv composed of members OF the Newark
nolice force braved the terrOrs OF Paterson yeste
dav and marched to and from the RAILS thlOugh
some of the streets which are infected with the
disease Two of the city physicians went yester-
dav to look at "A woman Who was reported as 4
s,:~.c;, slr lace Delng covered with an eInpIn.
II was found that she had been atIacheu W
CA - of smallpox was discovered on Monday
oi-ht in " llllam taIreips house No 81 summit
Jersey
III ambulance was sent to take her 10 the hospital
Int Farrell refused to let her be removed ana nc
became so disOrderly that an OHIcei auesieu M ~
Yesterday morning Justice Lawrence Hhc' nm To-
nh r,rt of Sumlnit-ave in which Farrell lives Is
ia tlthv condition. and 1t is feared that now that
smallpox has made It's appearance IL VIII spIeau'
STEAMBOAT FARES on NOMINAL BASIS.
4 new steamboat line called the Columbian Line
has begun running boats on the HUDSON hEci
between New York aud POughkeepse WIN uni
forn Messenger fare of 10 cents, whether for the
whole distance any intermediate loWh' ana
frei,Lt rate If ) a ton. The new line is owned
h, the secret order known aS the Sons OF 20 umoi
and Is under the direct management OF waiter H.
Shupe At present the steamer Amencns makes me
trip to Pouehkeepse, leaving Fler No. - North
River AT the foot of West feminist, at ) y. H.,
and leaving POughkcepsle on the return UP AT
$50 III. The propeller lnlernation q so nv We
daily trip with freight, leaving thc NtW-loIh
pier at | p. III. il is designed by the manageinent
10 add two much larger boats TO the Hoe, wnch Will
make the trip daily between Ne%-l ork ana AlodhH
with fine same passenger and freight rates as are
now established between New-lork and Pough-
keepsie ...-, d.. ~, o. ..tor,l,,,
shortly lefOre The departure OF the boat. con-
siderable number of passengers we're on BOARD ali9
1here was quantity OF freight A long leu
ntr.,mer at the bow OF the boat bore tie name
columbian Line and another 1T the stern had
the words Anti Monopoly MI. ShHpo eA-
planned the plans Of the Columbian ASSOCIATION
I'VE are making fight against m0hopoN, s"lu NO.
"aud are bound to Win. At the iare oil 10 cents
,,assrn Der bet ~ cen New-Gork and Albany we pro
nno,e IN show that money can be made Just look nj
This boat 1t Will carry loo passengers anu con
sijerablv over 80 tons of freight easily, ana
should we have all the passengers ana treight we
oould handle they would bllng us ID 1>OV uaS
Tor fine trip each WAY. Then We receive ore
fourth OF the gross receipts from the bar and lunch
counters of the boat, and that ought 10 average us
some 80 more But even II we received passengers
and freight only 10 the extent OF one-thrd oil our
CAPACITY we should still make croft. We pay Tor
this boat $3.50 day, fully manned ana egullpeu'
Adding to this the expense OF the band adNeItSHg,
Wharfage. etc. and the total viii be covered 10y
SO Now between Nev-York and Pouehkeepsle;
counting IN all the way stations mere are s'SeIai
thonSand messengers daily and there is no doubt
abont our securing the majority OF them IN a snort
time We have decided to reduce the faIe IL
Workers To > cents and TO establish landing also
al one. and. tWentY tfth-st. this city IL
which tie tale VIII be the same as to loikeIs
We have also arranged to give breakfast ana supper
on the boat at 80 cents a passenger.