The morning call., 1892-09-02
Meeting Of the President and His Cab.
met on the Situation.
QUARANTINE ORDERED on FOREIGN SHIPS
Halls From Infected Countries to Be DSinfetted.
LSanitary Gordon Enforced en- the
Canadian Frontier.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

NEW YORK, Sept. I.-There were riding
at anchor In quarantine this morning early
the steamers Circassia, Veendam, Teutonie,
Lain. Gslia, City OF Washington and
Olinda. The last named comes from 0pOTto
and other Mediterranean ports by way Of
Boston. where she was subjected TO quaran-
tine The City OK Washington comes from
Havana The Gallis, a small Cunarder. Is
only devoted tc carrying immigrants. She
left Liverpool August %. prior TO the cut
break Of the cholera there. 1t is not be-
Heyed any disease was brought by her.
The Lain and Gallis were objects OF sus-
picion, as many Of their passengers are
known 10 have come through the infected
localities. The Lain has 264 saloon passen-
gers and 4S3 immigrants. mostly Germans.
with some Russian Jews Most of the sa-
loon passengers are returning tourists from
Europe who have passed through places in
Enrope now infected with the disease.
A sanitary inspection of the steamer Lain
this morning showed all the passengers in
exceptionally good health. The captain
was instructed 10 fumigate the vessel thor
) ougbly and remain in quarantine until given
.. permission TO leave. The immigrants on
board wiz be transferred to Hoffman Island
: for further inspection.
The Inspectors next went on board the
steamer Gallia, which carries OBS cabin pas
= sengers ami $50 third class. All were found
10 be heaiihy The Galia will be detained
nntil tomorrow OF longer. Among her
thiTd-ClaSs passengers are 27j Russian Jews
: and ! 40 Poles.
Ion the GalIia the health officers found
nine children suffering from measles and
two from chicken-poX. The officers then
went 10 the CiTcessia and TeutOnic, and
finding all precautions had been taken al
: lowed them 10 proceed to the docks.
THE PLAGUE-LADEN VESSEL.
: The Steamer Sent to Quarantine and the
-. .:.s4 Passengers DIsinfscted.
:: NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The M0ravia was
sent to the lower bay, two miles south of
Swinburn Island, this morning. Dr.Sanb0rn
.reports there are no new cases on board.
The cahtain0f the Moravia went ashore on
Staten Island last night. As soon as the
): fact was discovered he was ordered back TO
:hisYessei, He had not been In contact
:. with the infected part Of the ship, and il is
not believed any trouble will result.
>. Two women are still sick on the M0ravia,
> but are on the fair read 10 recovery. The
;: passengers ware given bath this after
noon. The steamer VIII remain at Lower
=: quarantine until alf.1races OF the disease
:nottoeXpeet. q further outbreak on board,
but from:tne fact that expert nurses are
called for t0 serve one month. it seems
!: Ger "a ia. they are prepared Tor such happen
!. =, = :.
Z. : DIR. .J enkinst morning said he was not
:: @:prepaIed to say the disease on the AGTayia
. was: truly sAsiaTic eh le-a. Until an exam-
=: :ilatOh:Of*the infected clothing was com
::pleted, 10 one could say positively whatthe
: $disesss:wase:= He admitted there were some
: svGnnf0ms, ,Such as. are not known to exist
except inscases of the Asistic scourge, and
: teEsd9ubt IL is that disease
.Ez:A. re port from QUaTan sine al p. ". states
the results of an examination of the sol!dd
:.:lInen ef$the MOravia passengers failed 30
STeyeai:ths presence Of cholera bacteria.
g.. M. more e'lefera ships are expected till
:: 'tbe.arrival Of the Nofmannia, with 400 lin
3 migrants from Ham burg. wh0 left several
days after 1 lie epidemic broke cut there. =
-: q dispatch from quarantine, received at
: @6$OsclOck P. NJ, SAYS "DF, Jenkins has
juStretufned from Hoffman Island and tile
.; steamer MGravla., There are no new cases
!: and n0fEesh:development but enc Of the
y crew: of tile steamboat Hazel hska vas
:::iak eHrSipk,: and either knowing CT fearing
~,;that he had the cholera be jumped Gvsr-
j. board and drowned himself
=: The arrival of steamers from Europe, par
:ticulaTY those from Infected ports that are
: now: al sea- Is anxiopsly awaited by the
:. QusIahthe. Jfdciafs.