New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ALL,S WE'LL AT QUARANTINE.
.,opr SHIPS COME IN AND ARE DETAINED. BUT
np1NG no CHOLERA CASES.

MORE SHIPS COME IN AND AISc DIiNi.'i'o' D~~
BRING 40 CHOLERA CASTS.
~Perfectly contented, and happy as lord" was tne
,,sxr.r noae last night by the Health Officer OF the
Port OF New-York to an inquiry as 10 now he ,e's
about the situation. He had reason Tor ieehhs ua.
uov for everything at Quarantine. both the upper anu
the lower stations. rs peaceful ana que. ao !"
there were no such thing as cholera ieS'f'u"' "a"
heautv OF Che sea and shore was not mochery' anu
from the detained feet in the Lower Bay there came
none but good Idings. There were no new cases oi
sickness. not even on the bohemia ana ohiy Que
stoth and that not from cholera. 1t was cnno on
the scandal which died Of marasmus In other ways
also the situation decidedly encouraging Ing
detained passengers OF several vessels were re"o'D
at last, and It began to look as II somebody "''e
aone things in n busne<slikc and sensible way.
Early I'm the morning the Cephcus again steamed 70
tho wyoming which was lying In tho Narrows The
cabin passengers had reconstdered their deerhhaon
20 resist any attempt TO take them 10 FIRE lsiaho'
The announcement that they would be held longer
n tncy were obstinate probably had much TO DO win
their change OF heart They were calm anu ooche'
and started off early In the afternoon. DIR. Jenkins
received telegram saying that they had reached fue
Island safely and had been landed without any ou"e'
The Rpea's cabin passengers felt so coh'en'eu M uu
tha United States ship Newimpshire that 'nes uf~
not wish to be removed. and they We're ano"eu "
remain on board OF the old ship. DR.. jenkins sala
that they would probably be released today anu al
loved 70 20 to the city The steerage passengers OF
the Normannia and Rugia, who nave Deeh heiu ou
Hartman Island for many days. were transferred 70
Copn Low on Sandy Hook. during the day. Inc Q'ar'
antine transfer boat Wm Fletcher was used ior the
nurnose and their removal superintended py Dr'
Walser ,., x
ON Hoffman Island the work OF fumigating ana
d,s,nfecting the pavilions and houses was at once
hepun and as soon II Is finished Dr. JENKINS saio
n. would put the steeage passengers Of the wyoming
and scandia on the island They will be fumlgated
and dlsinfeced and kept under observation for sohe
davs after which they will be removed TO camp Low'
The cabin passengers of the Scanda and BOHEMIA oehS
few In number win probably be at once transferred
TO the New Hampshire Us soon as tie kusias CABIN
Messengers are released The secraGe passengers u
The Bohemia will have 10 wait their turn and VIII Do
r p on the ship till Scanda and Wyoming steerage
Messengers are removed from Hoffman Island. As
the Bohemias steerage passengers are the most
dangerous now of any Of the detained immigrants they
will not be landed Hoffman Island unul sA
other immigrants leave that pace.
"The Morava," said DR.. jenkins last night. "wiu
almost certainly be allowed to Upper Quaran-
tine tomorrow and her passengers, who are all
steerage will be allowed TO leave the ship and go to
Ellis Island had intended TO give her permission
to come up to-day
The Rusla enptied CT all her passengers except ono
woman who Is dying from heart trouble ana other
Diseases and her relatives who allowed to board
the ship so be by her side, steamed up to upper
Ouarsntinc yesterday afternoon and anchored on staple
ton she was followed Q few minutes afterwaTS u