, 1892-09-23
THE PLAQUES WORK
The Dreaded Scourge Still has a
Foot Hold.
Number of New Gases Reported
From Foreign POsts-StagnatiOn
of Business-ArrivaII IOf Vessels.
Passengers to be Released.

Passengers to be Released.
NEW York. Sept. 28.-Sanitary Superin.
tendent DIR. Eaton made a report today on
cholera suspects in Parker hospital
Henry Engle, of Fourteenth street, is do
ing well, and it is not thought he had
cholera. Mary Murphy, who came from
So Cherry street, is reported very sick.
Her case is not supposed to be cholera.
There is some doubt in the case of Patrick
Steward, of 15 Morris street. His illness is
suspicious, and may be cholera Henry
Frick, 55 years, of 439 West Thirteenth
street, was taken sick last night with vom-
iting and diarrhea; his case is not re-
garded as one of genuine cholera, but is
being Investigated.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-Two cases of sus-
pected cholera are being investigated this
afternoon. They are Lieb Wisnewitz, of
Division street, and Margaret COughlin
of Avenue O.
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, September 23.-
I he health of the camp is a matter of con
graduation, as will be seen from the Off
cial report just issued by Commandant-
Surgeon Major Sawtelle:
Pavilion A-One case, simple continued
fever, improved; one case bilious remit
tent fever, improved.
Pavilion A-One new case of diarrhea,
child six years old, not suspicious; four
cases diarrh9a, improved.
Pavilion Cone chronic case and two
acute cases of diarrhoea, not suspicious.
During the night an infant, name un-
known, whose mother and family died on
the Rugia, on her voyage succumbed to the
effects of neglect and starvation, which it
received from attendants on the Hamburg
American packet steamer at Hoffman
Island.
HAvRE, September 23.-Eight new cases
and two deaths from cholera were reported
here yesterday. This is an increase of four
cases and a decrease of one death.
QUARANTINE, September 23.-The white
star steamer Germany with 2l3 saloon
passengers has arrived. ALI WE'LL
FIRE ISLAND, September 23.-The steamer
Cepheus left Fire Island this morning with
the passengers of the steamer Wyoming,
who will be landed.
New YORK, September 23.-Louis Vein
hagen, who was taken sick a few days ago
with asiatie cholera and removed to the
hospital, died this morning. Health of
hcers report no new cases.
BERLIN. Sept. %. = The emperor has
written an autograph letter of sympathy to
Hamburg and has donated 10000 marks to
the relief committee.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 23.-There were "a
new cases of cholera here yesterday and
nine deaths. This is an increase of two
new cases and three deaths over the pre-
vious day. The government has sent doc
tors to Saratoff, where the cholera is still
raging.
HAMBURG, Sept. 23.-The official figures
of yesterday show 149 new cases and 40
deaths from cholera. The official figures
are far below those given by the newspaper
correspondents here
QUARANTIEE, September 23.-The Suevia
was. this morning allowed to proceed to her
dock, after inspection.
CRAcoW, September 23.-Since the cholera
appeared in Podgorze, across the Vistula
river, there have been only four cases but
all have been fatal. In Cracow there have
been eleven cases and two deaths. Four
cases and two deaths have occurred at Volo
Vice.