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The evening world., 1892-09-14
SENATOR HILL RELAXES.
Says He Will Make Many Cam D aien
Speeches.

Senator David r. Hin was at the Hotel
Normandie this morning. The Senator,
Chairman Murphy and Gen. J. q. Farnsworth
came from Albany together. Here they met
Lieut. t.-Gov Sheehan, with whom they held q
conference.
Senator Hills position In politics is of pecu-
liar interest Just now, and he was asked for
an expression OF his Views on the situation.
The Senator reptile ed that he would speak in
Brooklyn next Monday night.
Senator Hill further said that he would take
an active part In the campaign and make many
speeches. To the question what he thought OF
the outlook In New Iork. he reiterated the
remark that he would no. be interviewed Tor
publication. He said, however; 81 consider
New York Democrat state"
MIR. Clevcland's letter OF acceptance is not
expected until next week. The story
that IN IL he will declare for
free trade or against the Democratic
National platform is pronounced absurd.
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s.,o, {. and At one time thought that all hope

said. I" and at one time thought that all hope
was absolutely gone. saw no escape.
"Thero was no panic aboard when tho
steamboat struck the bar on RJckaway. but
] could see that the men realized that the
situation was critical one ana were prcpar-
ing for the worst.
"They all behaved spfsndihlJ, lhowever.
and are a credit to American soldiery. was
never 30 thankful In my life as when we were
safe at last in New York Harbor. such
vessel as tho Pegasus IL not ft to 90 outside
in such weather as we had last night"
About o A. NJ. Lieut.. Duncan and Ensign
wesks returned TO Communipaw. They had
seen Gov, Flower, who had issued an order
directing both tho Reserves and the sixty
ninth to return 10 New York, wnere they
would be dismissed.
Everything was soon in readiness for de-
parture, and at $40 the lpgssus slipped
away from the coal docks and started Tor the
city. She landed NJ the foot OF Spring
street, when the soldiers aud reserves re-.
turned to their srmorieh
When told that Col. Caynnagh, Major Dufy.
INSPECTOR Ryan and several other ofli-
GERS OF the Sixty-ninth Regiment had stated
that the Pegasus had struck sahdbars while
passing through the RockaUay Inlet, Lieut..
Duncan, OF the Naval Reserves, said.
"Why. we didn't even get near the Rock
away Inlet. ! and Lieut.. =. ID. Greene were
In the pilot-housc all through the return trip,
and while It Is true that the ship received
several shocks, these were owing TO the
heavy seas which struck her from Beneath
and not to any running upon sandbar.
"After we got to the Sandy Hook Lightship
We took the regular channel course until we
got in to Communipaw."
The damage done 10 the ship is a smashed
guard under the barroom. near the port bow,
by which part OF the planking OF the deck
was carried away. The seas came through
this, opening and six inches Of water covered
the loor of the lower deck for about an hour.
Tho after gangway guard on the port side
was also smashed, and the sea broke In over
the 100 naval reserves who we're sleeping on
that part OF the deck on mattresses made of
life preservers. They were drenched, but
nobody was otherwise injured.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
THOSE SUSPICIOUS DEATHS.
The Health Board lnQuiriug into Cases
with Choieraic symptoms.

with Choieraic symptoms.
The Health Board this morning was unable
to state positively the cause OF death In the
cases Of William Wiegman and his wife, who
died yesterday at their home, .6S Eleventh
avenue.
Both President Wilson and DR.. cyrus Ed
son, the sanitary superintendent, said that
DR.. Blygs, the Boards consulting patholo-
gIst, had made autopsie, on the bodies a,
the Reception Hospital, ami the nndiugs
were negative. There were found evidences
char acterlstic OF cholera, hut, taken as a
whole, there was nothing found to positively
determine whether the cid couple did die
from cholera or cholera morbus.
According TO DR.. Edison Iurther steps must
be taken Tor bacterioloSical examinations.
This VIII be done to-day, and II will REQUIRE
forty-eisht hours TO develop the germs II any
exist,
Another suspicious case reported to the
Board was that OF Mrs. Charlotte Beck, thirty
years Old, OF 1854 Second avenue. DR.. VAN
dersal,z, OF 1913 Second avenue, visited her
AT . o'clock yesterday morning, and found
her symptoms such as to leau him to believe
that she was suffering from cholera. He re.
ported the case TO the Board OF Health, and
at II O'Clock, two hours later, Mrs. Beck
died.
DR.. Roberts, OF the Bureau OF Contagious
Diseases, had the body removed TO the Re.
ception Hospital ana an autopsy was made
this morning.
DIR. Rdson announced that, as in the wieg-
man cases, the autopsy on Mrs. Beck's BODY
had proven negative, ana the only recourse
TO be Availed OF was archaeological exam-
instion. What Mrs Beck died from may be
known BY Friday.
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HABEAs CORPUS HEARING PUT OFF
Manager Palmer Denies that He Auther-
izrd LAWYER Shermnn,a Actioa.
Total deaths

Manager Palmer Denies that He Author.
lied Lawyer sherman's Action.
The writ OF habeas corpus issued by Justice
Barnard on the application OF Lawyer Roger
NJ. sherman, requiring Health Oricer Jen klns
TO appear In supreme court in Brooklyn,
and show cause why Normannia's passengers
should not be allowed to 60 to their homes,
was to be argued this morning, but the hear.
Ing was adjourned until next Monday.
In court this morning Lawyer william N.
bylman said: "A writ OF habeas corpus
against DR.. jenkins Is returnsble this morn.
Ing. The Health ofricer is not here, but an.
pear for hin. We know from telegram that
,hr sherman was not authorized to take this
proceeding. suggest that the matter be ad-
JoGrDed."
Justice Barnard said he would allow an ad-
journlnent uhtil saturday morning.:
Mr.. sherman urged the Court to hear the
matter before that time. lie said he had
taken every means TO notify DR.. jenkins, and
thought that the case should be heard sooner
Justice Barnard then replied that he hal
concluded to allow counsel for Dr. jenkins
until saturday morning to nle his return to
the writ, and would set the hearing down for
Monday.
Lawyer sherman claims that he Is acting
for Manager A. VI. Palmer and other passen-
gers. The writ required DR.. jenkins TO pro.
duce the bodies OF Mr. Palmer and 300 other
Passengers Lawyer sherman waived their
appearance In court.
Afler the proceedings were over this MORN
Ink Lawyer Dykman exhibited the Iollow,n
despatc4:
sURf Horn, fIPF IsL.sp,
sept. IS. 1872.
"''' h''f'" =. Flower, W'hd.or Hot,I, N.,s Fork
I Nj Palmer at my sid. says he has not author
i1'd Roger VI. sherman or any other person To
Obtain a wit of hab.a. corpus nor would he
permit u. Have you auyth.ns sbsSr
Dt WALTER vaIGHr.
/ Nr. sherman was asked by an EvESISo
/ WuHn reporter whether he could explain
Mf. falmeTs denial OF MS authority to act
TOT hin.
~ must decline 10 say anything about the
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AT THE SANDY HOOK CAMP.
Quarters for Inmigrnnts May Net Re
Ready Before saturday.

Ready Before Saturday.
isPEcIAL TO THE EvENIso woRLp.i
sANDY HOOK, sept. l4.-Progress ON tho
work at the immigrant camp IN slow. and 1t
is doubtful whether It will be ready for occu.
pancy before next Saturday.
Communication by land with the Govern.
ernment reservation has teen cut on BY .
high board fence which has boen erected
across the peninsula Of Highland beach, and
o beach patrol has been established.
II has been found that the guard OF marines
was insufficient, and an additional squad has
been sent over from the brooklyn Navy
Yard. They will be stationed In camp At
some distance from the tents and pavilion,
near the railroad bridge, beyond which the
fence has been put up.
Their duty will be to see that no one passes
this point No outsiders are now allowed on
the Hook, ana no one is permitted to leave II
without the inspectors certificate.
A telephone limo is being constructed from
the camp to seabright, where It Will connect
with the New York wires.
Tho oflicials aro experiencing difllculty In
getting help. There are wanted two COOKS at
$50 por month, six walters at 500, twenty
laborers at $50 and two nrst.class laundry.
men at 500.
Applicants can apply at the Marine Hospi.
tai oflice at the Barge once. New York.
As soon as quarantine Is declared hero, tho
entire camp will be put under military gov.
ernment Ex-surgeon General Hamilton has
already arranged rules for the government OF
the camp. Every one will be subject to the
regulations.
Reveille will be sounded at o A. H.; break.
fast call AT 7.3O; assembly At o; dinner at i.
noon; assembly Ut !; supper at 8; tattoo at
TO- anu taps at 1890. Under no circum.
stances will any infringement OF these rules
be allowed.
The camp will oe lighted by electricity,
and all night long 1t will be kept well illu.
minated. The scene from the beach Will be
worth going miles to see.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
STATE TICKETS NAMED.
Colorado and Montana Democrats
Hold Their Conventions,

IBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
PUEBLO, COL, Sept 14.-The Cleveland Dem.
ocrats have nominated: For Governor, j. H.
Maupin; MISUNDERSTANDING, William Nc
Meaham; Attorney General, W. p. skelton !;
Auditor, l. II. Fox; Treasurer, S. P. Nolan !;
superintendent OF Public Schools, F. Mccoy !;
Regents, Henry johnson and W. b. Champion;
Presidential Electors james n. Carlisle,
Charles unfug, James Shrinn and Ansel
Watroua
GREAT FALLS, Mon., Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis have nominated: For Governor, T. L.
Collins; Tor Lteutenant-Governor, Henry X
Melton; Tor Chief Justice, w. Y. Pemberton /:
Tor Attorney General, Z. c. Day; for Secretary
OF state, Is. W. S. Folk for Treasurer, Jesse
Hastings; for Auditor, William Z. Whaley
Tor Congress, W. W. Dixon; for Clerk OF Su.
preme Court, j. l.. Sloan; for Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, j. Z. Mahoney; for
Presidential Electors-A. W. Lyman, Paul A.
Fusz and Walter Cooper.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
IMMIGRANTs HELD IN CANADA,
Mast Pass = Double Quarantine to Enteu
the United stutes.

QUEBEC, Sept. 1.-THE intermediate and
steerAge passengers by the steamship Labra-
dor who were brought here on the steamer
Brothers from Quarantine were comue!led TO
take bath and have lhei baggage disin-
iected. Vigorous protests were made by
some OF the Immigrants against undergoing
the second quarantine pretaution. Three
hundred and twenty o. these passengers
are bound for the United State
The emigrants bound for the United States
who arrived before thh last batch are s,lll
al the inmigration sheds. The Grand Trunk
Agent has received telegram stating that
immigrants will not be permitted to cross
the border unless the precautions agreed
upon between pr. Mon,!zamber, and the. H.
urcolonial Health Commission are carried
out Although they have clean bin OF health
from the Quarantine dsctor, they WILL have
70 undergo another teu days CusraLtlne On
the border before entering TIE yri,ed states.
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APEsT.sHIP AT HULL.
TIVE Of the Crew of the Holderness Die
Of Asiatic Cholera.

OIL Asiattc CHOiera.
rpY Assoc,Ayxp rRrsal
LONDON, Sept 1A.-Ihe steaiher holoer'
ness, Hom CronstaoI' nus ArTNeo u huii
and reports that Two OF her crew (saiiorS
have died with Asiatlc choiera-
The Times correspondent says: "Tho
n'sneo. nsu.oo Vi 'no op'u'..'o ~ VT.
bno" thAt oal'y ONO Persoh III i'ooo Vi 'no
popuia'ion ID aniic'eu' anu ''in'o'e! ohe-hai'
ot tnoso at.acAeu reco'eh ms "ii'sr ouuis
up the results OF MS ooserVa''ohs 'hus' ~
's no1 100 uiuch u say 'ha' heni'hy s'ohecnS
are choiera p'ooi' huihahy 'peuhihs' hono
heed catcn the disease niesshe OF she hhcs'
some oi hernnnrats snse eos'""es
ssu, w''n $500 p.r,,.-,,.
..s.. .,o,,,, In u,o ,o. ,o.,
""o ." -. p.N .,,,,., :, o..
h'kh' oonsuu .uo''''"o
~eopA''1' ~ "n'on a'" .''1 o" .n
.''ou w appoa' M. .N"nso ""' W.. w Wv ~
Iac'.na' 'no uieoee' '"o ".o W n~o W. :"
'ne ia..sI pia' "S'o no'0 ~ 'A' Ae~'''' ""'
.no''''eo ,'i u,siA''e.'
G'e~e" NC" ,s ~" "''e" :"
u.r Con, "A Ther. vors e,e,en nav
ca.e, NJ cholera eo here Yesterday and
s.von n,o,bs This is on ,ncrcn.e q, ono new
case and n decrease. OF six deaths. co,upared
with the uyures Mo,t,v
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TO PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION.
The Presidcnt Asked TO stop II for at
Least Ninety Days.

AHkeu IN StOp IoF NJ
Least Ninety bays.
IHY ASSOCIATED PREss.I
DKTRoIT, Sept. 14-The City Council has
adopted the following resolution:
R.soipsd. That In view OF the impending danger
to the whole country by reason of the
near approach of Asiatic cholera, His
Honor tho Mayor bo requested to ask
the President Of the United States in behalf OF tho
citzants OF Detroit. to assume and exercise the
authority to prohibit immigration from foreign
countries and Canada for at least ninety days.
In answer to letters from Mayor Pingree,
OF this city, the Mayors OF Chicago, Milwau.
kee. Cleveland, Toledo, Duluth and several
Michigan cities have promised to make the
same request Of the President.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE law ofricers OF
the Government are looking up the legal
powers OF the President in the matter OF
temporary suspension or prohibition Of imml-
grafton, but nothing has yet been done On
the subject.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Parlor Suits, $4,000
Lounges $500
Chiffoniers = $3.50
Sideboards $500
Extensi Tables $4.o0
CARPETS

WE HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION THE
FINEST LINE OF CARPETINGS IN THE UrrY,
INCLUDING MOQUETrES. vELvETS. BODY
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, INGRAINS. RUGS.
MATTINGS, &c.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
NO ARCH In THE PLAZA.

Architect Herts's Creation to Be Lo.
Gated Further Down Fifth Avenue.
1t has been decided not to erect the Cen.
tennial arch north OF Fifty-ninth street in
Fifth avenue, on account OF the objections Of
some property-owners. Park Commissioner
Dana has been appointed q committee of one
10 arrange FOR sumo other site Tor the arch
lower down on Fifth avenue.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
sUsPEeTED CASKS IN ONO.
Passenger Train with Ten Sick Per.
sobs QusrRbtiB-d S.ur Ada

lrT <tsyCIA-yD pNK,F
hPRiEGTiELD, o., sep. 1.-THE Health
ofhcef OF this city ssys he received iuiorma.
uon from Ada, Hsrd!n Cosnly, last evening.
saying rainlos1 Of passengers N the Iitt.
burg. Fort Wayne ara chicago Toa1 had been
Quarabtined there, with ten cases of cholera
On board. The Health Of1cer doe not believe
that tbs cases are true cholera
Boston Secures IA FlonIiuu Hospital.
lrI IssDcitTED JETss.I
BOSTON, Sept I4.-TLe ierrybo1t Franklin.
owned by the city. has beeu prUyi,lon.d aud
supplied with beds ana bedding ana Will be
ready at moments notice Tor use as Il
cholera hospital IN ease the disease should ue
discovered In this c4ty.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
STOP BRINGING IMMIGRANTs.
Only the Hamburg Line New Has Any
to Come.

Only the Hamburg Line New Has Any
To Come.
Vernon II. brown and Gustav II. schwab,
who represent the Transatlantic steamship
people in this city, have, at the request OF
collector Hendricks, given their assurances
to the secretary Of the Treasury that no more
immigrants will be brought over from Europe
80 long as the cholera epidemic abroad con-
tinues.
All the lines, they say, have discontinued
the booking OF steerage passengers and, with
the exception OF tho Hamburg line, none OF
them have any such passengers to bring over.
Agent Boas, OF the Hamburg line, says that
his Company has hundreds Of steerage passen.
gers which have been booked for weeks ahead.
II they do not bring them over they are liable
10 prosecution by the German authorities
The evening world., 1892-09-14
KELLY Y,
9th Ave. & 18th St.
DRUNKENNESS

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power Of resistance TO temptation.
Price, 81; boxes, Sd. Cure suar.
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sample address IiquOrine Specific CO.,
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X. Hudnut's, D25 Broadway, N. ",
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wny. n. ", Bolton Drug Co, Brooklyu.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
READINGS MEN SATISFIED.
The Settlement OF the Trouble Graft.
tying to Conmunipaw Yardnen.

= TB oeItIorn6HJ OF Cn6 TTOUbIo or att.
tying to Conmunipaw Yardnen.
The trainmen In the Communipaw yards In
Jersey City are well pleased over the settle.
ment OF the labor trouble on the Reading
system. which was announced In yesterdays
Sporting Extra OF THE EVENING WORLD.
Mr. Clapp, Chairman OF the Grievance Com.
mittee that met President Mcleod, said this
morning that the two engineers who were not
reinstated. 1t having been shown that they
signed an agreement not to Join the Brother.
hood, may be given work on one OF the leased
lines OF the Reading system. The reinstate-
ment OF the other engineer Is regarded as a
victory by the men and credit for It. is gener-
aliy given to the saSacity OF Chief Arthur.
lrninmen are now confident that the
Jersey Central and Lehigh Valley roads Will
remain union and they concede that the
Reading Will be nOn-uniOn.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
BRIGANDAGE In ITALY.
hmm unity from Pnnishment Has
Made the Thieves Much Bolder.

fBY AssocIAryp PREss.l
RoME, Sept. 1.-THE FdnrHla, in an article
on the operations Of the brigands, says to-
day that immunity from punishment for
their recent crimes and ,he enormous booty
they have secured has stimulated the passion
for brigandage throughout Italy.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-The correspondent Of the
Times at Rome sends to that paper an article
on brigandage In Italy, in which ne says 1t is
an undeniable ract that brigandage is ON the
increase, net only in Sicily, but upon the
mainland.
some OF the brigands pose rs social REFORM
ers. one of these thieves has written letter
from Caltanisetta, city OF Sicily, to q paper
published In Rome. inclosing five francs,
which he requests the paper to give to some
worthy charity. This brlgand says he never
robs the poor.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
ALL WELL AT FIRE ISLAND.
DR.. voiRht's Report says Normannia's
People Are Com Portable To-Day.

People Are Comfortable To-day.
TPY ASSOCIATED pREaal
FIRE ISLAND, Sept. 14.--Dr. Vought reports
the health OF the passengers from the Nor
MAMMA to be excellent. There is no sick
ness, and but few cases OF nervous prostra-
tion among the women.
No word has been received from the troops
or the Naval Reserves.
Strict quarantine is being enforced. A
heavy rain is falling to-day.
Mrs. W. Bayard cutting has sent supplies
of clothing for the women and children.
DR.. vought denies the statement published
In some morning papers, that passengers had
escaped to the mainland.
Every man, woman and child landed from
the Cepheus is here now,' he says, :" and
cannot get away"
The evening world., 1892-09-14
NORMANNIA TO put TO SEA.
Her Carse to he iahtrred and sho VIII
Not Come Near lier Pier.
fsrycrAL TO THE yvys,so wontp.i

fsrycIAL TO TIRE EvySiso voaLDi
QuARASriS., 8. l., Sept. IA VIM. Seguine,
Dr. Jenkins's private secretary, said this
morning that tho Normannia was still In tho
lower bay, and. havineybeen cleared Of all her
passengers, was being thoroughly fumigated,
and would be released from quarantine inside
OF day or two. Her cargo would be taken
OF In the lower bay on lighters, and the ship,
after being coaled and provisioned from light
ers, would at once put to sea without going
near her dock.
"The Company is desirous Of pursuing this
course" said MIR. Seguine, "rather than run
tho risk OF further detention and trouble, and
DR.. jenkins approves the plan."
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Corbett spars in Baltimore.

icy AssoCIArED PREssl
BARRYMORE, Sept. 4.-Corbetts welcome
last night was as hearty as could be expected
from an audience that included many q
Baltipore's four hundred. In response to
calls Tor speech the champion said: NJ
cordial reception. Mr.. sullivan held the
for over ten years. II do half
as well I'll be satisfied" Corbett then
spared three rounds with James DAILY.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
MAY CALL A SPECIAL SESSION.
Gov. Flowers Intention, II Appeals
Court Upsets Apportionment.

Gov Flower, when his attention was called
to-day, at his rooms In the Windsor Hotel. to
the decision OF the supreme Court. General
Term, at Buffalo, arlrmng the decision of
Justice Rumscy, which declared the legIsla-
tive apportlonment o; Monroe county 10 be
said that the case had yet
TO be passed upon by he Court OF Appeals.
In the event that the decision OF the Gen.
eral Term was sustained by the court OF last
resort, an extraordinary session OF the Legis-
lature would be convened at once. the Gov
ernor said, 10 adjust the apportionment.
Justice Rumsey and the three Justices
composing the General Term are all kepubli-
cans
The evening world., 1892-09-14
I.OTTIE COLLINs's LATEST KICK.

She says Hang America" and Wants
TO 60 Back to England.
The following telegram was received by
Manager Charles Frohman from Miss Lottie
Collins, dated at the Surf Hotel, Fire Island,
yesterday:
Obliged to sleep on deck last night. Nothing to
eat for two days. Hang America. Going back to
England. No more Of this for me.
LoTTIE CoLLINa,
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Russian Movements and Intentions
in the Papir Country.

my AeROC1ATrD FREss.l
LONDON, Sept. 14.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent, referring to the rumor that
the Amecr Of AfGhanist an Is preparing TO do
fend his honor against the Russians who have
invaded his territory, says:
"CoL Yanofr, the Russian commander, de-
mands reinforcements on account OF the
Ameer's decision. As the so-called scientific
expeditions excite distrust the Russians will
place them under command of foreigners.
Baron vriIski, the Governor of Turkestan,
has sent spaniard named Ximenes to the
Pamrs with orders to explore British terri
tory and establish an observatory. How
many men will be required to defend this
station is as yet secret"
The evening world., 1892-09-14
POLITICAL PoTPoURRL

Adlai 7. Stevenson passed through CinoiunsN
last nieht on MS way to Asheville, N. {, He will
Illinois. '- .N '''1.
me Republicans OF the Twenty-hrst Ohio
aistriet nave nominated o. j. Hodge for Congress.
Eh.Congressman John Van Voorhis, Of Rochss-
T nAs peen nominated by the Republicans u The
fhirtieth Congressional District =
The fifth annual convention of thu Rspul,ssa
tLsaxaes o. the Untea States s TO be held n But
dslsEstss wiL Be. present. Whitslsv RAID. GOV.
nokinley, of Ohio; Consrsssman Doliivss, %
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Talbert Defeats Tillman,
iBY ASSOCIATED PREsa. I


COLUMBIA, $. c., Sept. 14.-The second
primary was held yesterday In the Second
Congressional District to decide who shall DO
the Democratic nominee for Congress. which
Is equivalent to election. Returns are
meagre, but indicate that W. j. 1slbert,
Alliance viii defeat George d. Tlllman, can.
dldate for Reelection.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
NINETY.TwO DEATHS TO DATE.
None Died Of Cholera Yesterday, and
but Ono Case Developed.

vry~,AI TO rnE yvEHIxo woWlp,
QUARANTINE. $. l., Sept. l4-022 A. N.-The
last report received from DR.. Byron on swim.
purnc Island was received at V.44 last night,
and was given out at OLD this morning.
1t stated that there had been no admissions
to tho hospital during yesterday and that
one death had occurred, the victim being
scarkie sarcisian, aged twenty.seven. The
cause OF death is given as gastritis, supertn-
duced by alcoholism. Tho patient was ad-
mitted to the hospital and died yesterday at
IL A. N.
Nine patients were transferred back to
Holman Island and two men were trans
ferred TO the convalescents' ward. one sus-
pect In the hospital developed cholera symp-
toms during the DAY and was sent TO the sick
room.
The record to date Is:
Deaths from cholera in port t,,.... 40
Deaths from cholera ~ sea. seA.................... s3
The evening world., 1892-09-14
DIR. ABBOTT,s HEROIsM.

1ssIated on sSviuburno Island in the
Cause of Science.
Young DR.. Frank Abbott, who. rs Dr.
Byron's assistant, has isolated himself at
swinburne Island for the purpose Of attend
ing cholera patients ana making scientific
study OF the disease, is the Professor OF
Bacteriology in the Loomis Laboratory and
Bacteriologist Of the New York Dental
college.