New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
A MORE HOPEFUL FEELING AT PATERSON

A MORE HOILF III Ii.Ii-lNN ~ iAAHi''N'''
There was more hopeful feeling prevailing yes
trInv a,uoup tn. Health aUt.ulItIeS and tie Clii-
zcs of Paterson, y. j., IN Solo 10 me Sl'ii-ioA.
No deaths num the nldladI were lcP"Itcu' ny
new ca-cs were brought TO me attention OF lIe
authorities. HE discovery oil one OF the cases was
made III sensational way. ne ldiu 81 NC po'l,c
station was crowded yesterday morning about i"
o'clock with persons waning thclr TURN ioi HVo
,.,rciraiiou tdcre being about TWO hundred people
III the small enclosure Nhth BOY III tHc tuio Hs
noticed a man whose face was covered Win IN
eru,t!0n and gave the alarm hN Gaining out /;
There's a man with the smallpox = \ stampede
took place, and IN "A few seconds there was PiTiilA
ut room H. the yard Assistant lty m scldl lluId
examined the man who mad caused the uish'' ana
fou,d that he had an undoubtet case OF malignant
smail-pO LIS name was aaccItalhtu 10 DC hUIt, :
he i've, in SLady-sl., il the Ihrd ard. lulS Is
The iIs, case reported III ma Nu ana ~ ioi' oi'I
one o. the eight wards III the city without al l'''s
one case of tie dreaded Mai -dS. Inns exception
was the Fourth Ward. winch IS the most wealthy
ana fashionable H. the city. ,
he other cases reported Acsi,I'dA WIZ oiic Iu
the ottoIn family at No. III Mulberry ST., an one
In the pclson of Mary sweeney, IN Mill-st. A per
SOL living IN Nnc-st, near the Ga sIaNeJ dIds "Ho
was included uuOer the head Oi suspects, Vas
shown to have Il genuine ease OF smallpox pu'
several other SUSPECTED cases proved 10 he SOME
other disease. There are now d"Out Iorly eases 90
The i,,,c in the CIV and SIX deaf lis have occurred
since The outbreak ave oi the Latter being Oh GILL
OI,u.
liu,diuu recently erected are full, and number Ol
the sufferers are quuant.ned at their homes until
second addition can be made 10 Tie hospital dC-
CuHmOua1On .
The opponents of vaccination are in feeble
minority ia the city, and tie Ulhcts OF all the
physicians aTc crowded day AMI h!ht with people
waiting their tuln TO expose thcr arms 10 the Ian
Get. over 900 were NacclLatou by the Health lii
spcct0r and his assistants ycrtcI y Icc OIL charge
Tie lnlll-oWncrs are TCld III their SUPERVISION oi
,uiuloKcs some OF the employers threaten Instant
oi.tlaI1c 10 all OF their hands who have not been
Vaccluated Some Oi the employers nave engaged
nf their own Mpcusc ply olCidhS 10 N1ccluatc all
I,rit II a
groups OF handsome ana WciGrcss,d gins walking
Ihrouch tine Streets each with an ann bare and
red spot thereon, fresh from the doctors hands.
',Le CONGREGATIONS OF the German Pres DytcTian
(huleh ma EIl-st. and the Cross Street Methodist
Church which are situated III the lnicctcu district,
l4y. compiled with the request OF the Health au-
tuorltes and Will hOl0 no services tomorrow. ScN
eTal engagements Tor entertain ncEts AZ the Opera
House Tor next week have been cancelled, and some
troupcs are countcImaudlug their leases Tor nexI
month Ihe postmaster al JamcSbuIg, y. j., has
refused to receive mail matter from Paterson and
sends word that visitors from that cty 10 the State
Lri ,rm School a; y aucSburg VII bc excluded.
The authorities have been severely criticised Tor
designating the pOoc station Is ihc place Tor Tree
Vaccinations as people from injected households,
tua even people who have the dis asc there To
rrIirt the cases. and there Is danger OF spreading
The coutalg0n among the crowd gathered there AT
al hours. Although there Is &, ga CXCltcmcu' thcIr
Is Is vet general pane III Paterson over The snail
creased " hlle few persons are leaving the city
through fear. 4 curious tact Is that when ID
tleut Is lifted into the ambulance To he convey Ell
10 The pcsl-hOu,c u curious crowd a!Wa\o gathc, 5
around The vehicle, seemingly careless about the
danger. and pressing to get VI,w OF the sufferer