The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11

quarantine this afternoon. She has had
Lo sickness on board.
The North German Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm III. carries 339 cabin and
OBS steerage passengers.
The Hamburg-American Company's
steamer Columbia carries III first cabin
and 1856 second cabin passengers. No
steerage. All well on both steamers.
FIRE BLAND SOLD.
Fire Island was this morning contrac-
ted TO be sold by ID. :. :. Sammis, the
present owner, TO party, who is thought
10 represent the State Government. The
price paid is understood TO be $4,000.
The purchase includes the hotel, thirteen
cottages, 125 acres of beach land, and a
steamboat to carry passengers TO and
from the main land. Mr.. Sammis met
the purchaser at the Hoffman House,
and the conference was brief and to the
point. The sale was quickly made, and
Mr.. Sammis hurried away, refusing TO
speak TO the reporters.
As Governor Flower yesterday tele-
graphed DR.. Jenkins to purchase the Fire
Island land and buildings for quarantine
purposes, or a refuge for the hrst-class
passengers on board the steamship Nor
MAMMA. the conclusion is reached that
the property was bought rs result of
tins message.
Syracuse, Sept. 10-Governor Flower
in an interview with a Herald reporter
to-day said that he had wired instruction
TO DR. jenkins at New York TO buy Fire
Island for the use of the Quarantined.
Cabin passengers would be provided for
there, and the steerage passengers at
Sandy Hook He said that he had also
directed Dr. jenkins to buy or hire a
steamship if necessary for the accommo-
datiOp of the passengers.
New York, Sept. 1O-Secretary OF the
Treasury Foster has decided to remain
in this city as long as the danger of chol-
era getting i'm continues. He will also
keep the President informed by telegraph
of all new developments. lie sent
long telegram this morning advising him
fully of the situation here, and especially
of the work he is doing TO get the cabin
paSsergers on the best ships out OF dan
ger.
LIST OF THE Scandals DEATHS.
Quarantine, L. l., Sept. 1O.-The fol-
lowing is n list of the deaths that occurred
on the Hamburg steamer Scandia during
the voyage: Carl Radlapp, Albertin a.
Hark. Clotel Nesulsom, Ellis Mills,
Rachael Kaufman, b. Pilisday, Waldo
mar Bran. Anna Chumberg, Safaren
Guild, Jacob Saron, Walter Sunberg,
ADrdDdm w dlDOp, IlelIIlNu Nihuoch'
Jerisau Sharon. Eliza Zimmerman, Fan
ny Klein, Helen Kruger, Ethel Wurski,
Johannes Hansen, Andres Eskildsen.
Hedwig Zimmerman, Anna Peters Wolf
Schlecher, Neils Hansen, Mark Levin,
Nnnna Saroni Carl Kassach, Hades
Guditlik, Marine Levin, Marie Saren,
Emma Kruger, Bernard SchOnberg.
Or. Byron reported by telegraph to-
night at o'clock that only one new case
was found in the ships now Ill lower bay,
and that one on the Scandia, III addition to
those reported at noon to-day.
REoAPITULATIoN OF CHOLERA DEATHS.
New York. Sept. 10.-Dr. jenkins to-
day showed strong evidence Of the strain
on both mind and body which he Is under
going. and it would not be surprising If
he should break down.
Up to this evening the recapitulation of
deaths from cholera is as follows MO
ravia-Deaths at sea, ID; deaths In port,
l. sick, ,. Total cases, %.
NOrmanna-DeathSa at sea, =; deaths IN
port. Q; sick, -. Total cases, 40.
Rugia--Deaths at sea, 4; in port, D;
sick. IA Total %.
Wyoming Deaths in port, 3; sick, 2.
Total cases, D.
Scandia-DeathS at sea, -; deaths IN
port ?; sick, II. Total cases, 10.
Total deaths at sea. g. deaths in port,
90; sick 80. Total cases, 13S.
The surgeon of the Wyoming, who was
reported i'll to-day, and who was taken to
Swineburn Island. has since rejOined his
ship. 1t appears he was suffering from
an overdose Of his own medicine.