New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

Cenfuegos, and a sailing vessel. There were atso
several schooncrs. The Chester sailed rom tiverpoo'
on September 7, and from Queenstown the foHo"h'e
day. She had on board 43O saloon passengers anu
TO immigrants. There were several hundred steer
age passengers anxious to book by the City OF Ciester
before she left the other side, but the company deecu
TO carry them and they were forced to remain IN
Live pool ,., -.
Tie ieet IN the Lower Bay yesterday consisted OF
1hs hsmis normana amd msiisoInnS nDIaya' h"sA ''"
The steamship Mohawk Of the A'lantc M and was
released at 10 a. m she had EsP STATE St
Ncvads. which arrived here on "wednesday morning
from Glasgow released at 10 a. m. ana pro.
ceeded to her pier. The steamer Bothna was anoIner
Cunard arrival yesterday. She sailed from LWerpooi
four days before the Eruria, and arrived IN Upper
Quarantine early Yesterday m9rpng nn sae ed 'oo shs
carried only rstcass passengers, she was favoraby
considered BY the health authorities at 9na%nne
Another Of the Bohemias passengers dlen !es'Sr'ay
morning Swinburne Island. she was Cnaya nass
twenty eight years Old the mother OF sfdeL soir %So @
fsa sn, on we wsre IN when i e ship here
Who transferred to Swinburne lsiand. she WIS
Activity noted the steamers lying on Upper per
Quarantine Yesterday afternoon and i was or ,Se
cIty at :25 D. m Five minutes afterward the In,
maj man steamer city Of Chester got under way and
time the oh and Of the Fuerst bismarck hnd
been idle and her S to liners ns S
the city Threeq quarters OF an hour later the VIE.
land turned up the ana she heo was va b %SSaw
shortly afterward the boarding tug Archibald Watts,
which had been lying alongside Of the Bothnl steamed
a'i@S, @ 5Ss s.t Bay nsdy ssTy
WWeisskopn. sixiy-ave years old had been
ssn from Sc a~Sa Sl ,as gS un rnnshs5rra esccra
and will probably die He said that the steerse pas
cne,rs on the Rugla and Normannia would be sent IT,, to
Cnmu Low todny. The steerage passengers OF the
scanda win be- transferred to Hoffman Island as soon
those now there are sent TO lamp Low & ana neS seS
Hs w,' poSsbe Dr. jenkins said he would send the first
and second cabin passengers of the wyoming on the
bat the Wyoming cabin passengers had changed their
minds and ANXIOUS to go to FIRE s. Ia sys adrs s
longer The Bohemia will be looked over today and
dlsinfecon continued All ase Wen d on te M sNaY Morav
The steamer Standard from sW1nemunde, win thirty
six seeraee passengers arrived at 7lo p m and ~
DR. yron reported later in the evening that Jennette
ChnnOwitz twenty eight years old was yesterday re-
moved nom the Bohemia TO swInbimc Island, thought
to he iii with cholera lie also reported that child
died from skin disease Yesterday on the wyoming ana
that no would remove the body later in the night. Dr.
Jenkins later in the evening received the following
Fire Island 5 20 D. M
roco,ved this afternoon from Board u Health Of
1I, no,ce to yacate the premises within three days and
that they would call the citizens OF tho county To
stop the landing Of baggage Captain Cochranc says that
all steamship baggage received here will be properly
protected. We are In every way fe"uJ !" bi'c e'''N
O reception. L. l. ~
Dr. Jenkins says there are now on Fire Island no H
mlliiIamen and thlrty-hve special policemen. Dr;
Voight the deputy health officer went to Fire lsHhd
last night. . -, -. ,.. o.,,o,,,ro
II was reported at late honr at Upper Quarantine
Mailing for water DR.. jenkins said he Thought
they were well supplied but he imm"dately oruereu
tbo wafer boat 10 90 down to. supply them. Dr.
Eyron came up from Swlnburne Island and had long
conversation with DR.. Jenkins. He said that every
hing nj Svinhurnc Island was In excellent condition
and he was pleased with the outlook DR.. Jenkins
has tcIcgraphcd 10 Dr. Voight, at Fire Island 70 re-
GERS or baggage there by the citizens Of Suffolk County