Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

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INV YokK. Ans. 3i.-The sse~m~hip NoruvsH
cf the Hamburg American linz. from nsubarg
This movniae. had s~>nsy-tve deaths On ec~rd
during the pss~age. which the slips doctor ssys
we're f-cu chclerine. Twenty were ~ childrcn
and two cf sdaie. Thirteen we're nassv~ cf
Poland. Ave cf Prussia one a. Austria and
three Of He.<e.
An we're buried st "a. Tho hrss death sool
plsce August 10 and CO last on the asth. Tss
Ncrsvia has been ordered dcwn TIE lover bay.
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When The port was opesed Cor business thss
morning there we're Al = hor c6 quar.nnns
ten vessels that had eif : scn there -ince scs-
terday OF had come in during ths
night of this number three were
terdAy. They were the Red star hnsr frie-l<nd.
te circas-is Of the Anchor line and the Netb-
eriand liner Neendnm- The others were the
Moravia from Hamburg. Italia from Nedi-
terrsnean ports. the Colorado from Hull.
the fiinsshire from China ports and ssv-
eral American ccasting ships. These latter
weie cleared immediately after the health on
Ger boarded them.
At O'Clock DIR. Jenkins was notified that the
Teutonic was coming in OF Fire Island. She
was expected 20 reach quarantine about noon.
and WI receive the same treatment as the iess
popular vessels.
The Italia was boarded by Or. sanborn at an
early hour. She came from Genoa. Leghoru,
Palermo, Sorrento and Naples. leaving the latter
port on August 6. She touched az Gibraltar
six days later, but as she carried clean biil Of
health and did not touch at. any
Of the infected districts the health
officers saw no good reason for detsin-
ing her and she WIS accordingly cleared at 1:lo
o'clock IL was at first thought that a. the
Italia carried number Of immigrants. some Of
whom might have come from the affected loCali-
ties, she would be detained two dsys at
least Her immigrants numbered ISL
and were all Italians who boarded the
ship at ports near their own villages. They
were not obliged 10 travel through any Of the
affected countries TO reach the ship, and as the
vessel had been held in quarantine from about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon il was decided
that whatever danger might have existed was
over.
DIR. jenkins said that in adopting the precau-
tions which be has prescribed he is anxious 10
carry them out in such a manner that the COM
panies will not be inconvenienced 20 any
greater extent than is consistent with the well
fare Of the people. Where he feels assured that
no danger exists on q vessel he will allow that
vessel TO proceed TO her wharf after the Gus
tomary precautions have been taken. Dr.
Jenkins Is not relying on his own Judgment
alone in this matter. but il is governed 20
great extent by the opinions Of his deputies.
The Italia Immigrant passengers were landed
at Ellis Island this morning and were examined
there.
The first and second cabin passengers Of the
Circassia were taken of last night and brought
TO the city. The steerage passengers are 10 be
taken TO Hoffman Island today and given a
BATH after which they viii be placed the
Circassia and detained in the lower bay for
severnl days