New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NO NEW CHOLERA CASES.
SUSPICIOUS ONES CLOSELY WATCHED.
AN UNEvENTFUL DAY AT oUARANTINE-sOME De
TANNED SHIPS ALLOWED TO COME
TO THEIR PIERS.

TANNED SHIPS ALLOWED TO COME
TO THEIR PIERS
The Health Board Yesterday posted two bulletins, de-
claring that no new cases OF cholera had appeared
In the city, Several suspicious cases OF illness were
reported during the day. but 1t was said that none OF
them was believed TO be cholera. Among them was
the case OF Emanuel c. Aescha, lcttercarrler, VINO
lived at No. 20 Sunolkst. lie was attacked with
cramps and was sent to the Gouverneur Hospital His
symptoms not suspicious as to cause his re-
moval to the Health Boards hospital, In East Six
teenthSt.
There was more flmlgaton in Mrs. Gunther's board
Ing house. In Extra Place yesterday, but more sus-
pcious sickness was found there. The only othcr
houses In the city in state of quarantine were NO
IA Mottst, where Upe Joe Wah died; No. All East
Forty sixh-st., where the Levinger child died; No
ala East Forty-seyenth-st where Peter Callaghan
died and Nos Secondst, 90 Cherry-st and IL Nor
rts-st in which suspicious Illness had occurred the
watchers had been withdrawn from other houses which
had been known or suspected to be infected.
President Wilson, Of the Health Board, said that the
biological investigation in the Of James Carr the
canalboat captain who died In NewBrunsvick, ~ j.,
on Sunday, had shown that death was caused by the
cholera. He sent word TO that effect TO the New
Brunswick officials and continued the quarantine OF the
canalboat Henry Cah, at the North River docR' al
Thirtieth-st Henry Enge who was sent from MIS-
Gunther's boarding house, said to be recovering
In his case had not been completed. The results OF
the biological investigation in the cases OF upe
Joe wah and Engel probably will be known to-day.
The suspected cholera case Of Patrick Stewart,
bolermaker employed at the Navy Yard, did not cause
any undue excitement among his fcIow-woIkmeh
Yesterday. He boarded at No. 10 Morrs-st, ms ciS'
and was taken sick with symptoms resembling those
of cholera after his return home from work on Wedhe
day night, and sent to the Willard Parher
Hosptal on East SixteenthSt. Health Commissioner
Griff and Secretary Baker of the BROOKLYN Board OF
Health, called at the Navy Yard yesterday morning
and made a report upon stewards case to Medlcai
Inspector George II. Brush, the senior surgeon at the
Navy Yard and he at once ordered thorough dlsin-
fection of the places where Stewart had BEEN lie
also learned that Stewart had suffered from darrhoea
while at work on Wednesday, but gave the matter no
serious attention. Medical Inspector BruSh' however
took every precaution against any possible lhlecuon
and will keep close observation upon the o'her hoh'
but there Is no apprehension by doctors or worKeh
that any of them have been infected or t't stewart
had ANYTHING more than cholera morbus
Mr. Boaz of the Hamburg American Line shlo
yesterday regard TO the suit which mas Deeh ol"s
against tile company by Mr.. Van Eehsseiaer' 10 re-
cover 80 900 damages for detention on the Nornai
that he could not say anything about H. Us 'he en'e
affair WAS now in the hands Of the lawyers Tor DOM
siaes He said Al am, however, exceedingly glad
shat the Question will now be fairly and impartaiN
decided We have been harshly criticised by the press
and called greedy and selfish am giad 'ha' 'ie
suit has been brought because it will give us chahce
To present our eide fairly. We have gwen DohuS ior
the amount claimed" ~,
"How about the charge made by the authorizes a'
Comn Low that a child which had come over IN the
steeraee OF the Rugia had been starved so 'hat IL
was IN dying condition when II was Drought "
SANDY Hook?r he was asked
"There is no danger OF any one starving on our
ships The child had not been on our snip ior so"ie
apdxr m n
jurisdiction Therefore II IT was starved the iieai''
officers and not we are the ones u '"oN " " "
expanaton,n said Mr.. Boaz .
Things ut Quarantine were quiet yesterday. AZ
q D. m. Dr. Byron sent the ioiio"ihs repoi' i.o'
ewinburne Island: "Scandla, BOHEMIA anu ~
uampsbire 0. X; one child died last night anu ar
cher this morning at Swinburne Hospital. Mara
Jawowttz two and one-half years, admlt'eu oeP'en
60, =, from Scandal died september 81 nj midnight
hroncbo pneumonia compile atoms. with measles. fesser
Solar admitted 2lst instant from boheniia' uieu p
,>mber % at : 80 a. m. with symptoms vi '''
Other patients are out Of danger NO new c"'o'
Tho Anchor Line ship Ethiopia, winch hao su'"
q had experience at sea on account OF Tue oie''"e
down of her machinery, was allowed 10 pass " h''
n,er Yesterday after having been held at upper
Quarantine for two and one-half days Her caon'
nossengers were landed at A p M lhey WERE W.,
lighted at getting ashore at last ana 'heS uun
finger on board a minute longer thah was leocs'''
WpstprOland
Quarantine about noon, and the North German iAoyu
steamer Havel soon afterward. The tramp steamship
p.nnt which sailed from Hamburg on August 20
arrived at Upper Quarantine at O'Clock yesseuhS
morning Though no sickness was ounu apoa a nm
,nfced mort The Red Cross Line steamship P9rlia.
from Halifax, ~ s. was hed "a o'y ,ha insnecon Of
he Health Oricer OF the Port OF New ORR. ,nn
uon Line steamship | n orSiWed at Upper 0uaran
t;ne 81 6 :25 a. m. She carries almost 100 ca1ln
She e WaS her and was allowed
~ mass up TO her pier about O'Clock. , NJ, ,nr,,
IN IN tbe second cabins OF steamships the
Immigration officials have made rule ' 10 ho regs
hat hereafter all allen cabin passengers huS' " s
terTa he D were two deaths Mt swinbrne Island In the
rom the Bohema taken SEX on sep
TENDER 20. died at o'clock pr h, had mu regted
fdm cholera The body has been c,e@ad and o Tc
other death Maria Jan0wI ag csnd iHo who died
from bronchial pneumona No e ne% e o the infected
gyants dcta.led on Hoffman Island tin, o., uSro
Tine ron afternoon rom witch place she viii
start back this morning With tGG Ga s night that for
the Wyomng rs DT Would be- no more passengers taken
The work Of dschargng the cargoes OF the o Sor
,,.rnia and Noravia into lighters was beGnn yesIMr
day afternoon It Is S1p Sn the ' Vessels viii take
charged by aanitg of ballast and coal They
will then start on thcf return 'iiP i 0
The first arrest at tie camp occurred this afternoon;
outs (;jenwinkle from Hanover, has been Jcacne anu
abusing his wife since they sailed intll ~ cao
~ Tho ears OF the camp officers: lie was put III IRON
"a taken IN The cuarGhouse where he will have dc'
~ bread and water until saturday. when the NOT
manna's passengers will probably be released ana sp,1
20 Ellis Island to be landed. The Hebrews III camp
are celebrating the feast OF their New Year.
,.vDISC THE MORAvIAs STEERAGh PEOPLE
nh. s.st ho,cb ~ immigrants among whom cholera
ia y o, busy was landed at Ellis Island Yesterday
they we're the three hundred and hnv-esht S'eerhso
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