New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
GOOD NEWS FROM QUARANTINE.
ONLY ONE CHOLERA PATIENT NOW IN THE HOS
PITAI-oTHERS RECOVERING.

PITAI-OTHERS RftoN
Dr. Jcnkins's report last night was that every 'hhs
was satisfactory at Lower Quarantine lie sa'u d,
8 80 D. NJ: We have only case in the hospital
now All the rest are In the convalcsccnt ward. AZ
: D. M DE- Walscr made his official report rs follows
New York, september 10, 1892.
Doctor Walscr respectfully reports that he exam
ncd scandals passengers and crew. Three dlen oh
board yesterday Sunday. Joseph RatowSRy' t"o
years old died after very short period probao! VI
cholera Christian Ohlsen eight months Old died OF
marasanIs: Regina Gc,kopf slXlysix years old, dcd
of cholera Ordered bed, and clothing In the measles
ward burned Five new cases Of measles ana seven
convalesccns board
"ctcanIshlp Normanna: All well since SEPTEMBER
o. The hospital is daily washed with bichloride' al
clothing Of those board washed and fumlgated also
woodwork Of the vessel and compartments washed daily
with water and soda and biohlorIde. stokers ana
sailors quarters and clothing washed with bichorde'
steamship bohemia One storage passenger taken
IN Svnburne Island. II a two-year child. whch
died of lung trouble. All Hamburg water pumped out
and the tanks washed with peroxide Of manganese'
No cases OF cholera, but eleven cases OF measles one
steerage passenger taken 10 ownburne Island bh
not suffering from cholera"
Dr. Jenkins give his official statement a. follows
Tire, hundred stecrage passengers Of the scanda
,cor. taken to Hoffman Island today The rest will
90 there tomorrow. The Wyominrs Storage Will
have to wait Till the scandals s;ecragc passengers ar
through The cabin passengers OF the bohc'nm hi'u
scandal will be- removed 10 the New Hampshire 10
morrow The Normannia will h. visited by an In
specor tomorrow morning. and II she Is pronounced
clean she will be- allowed to come TO Upper QuaIan'
tine where she will be lghtercd. She will 60 10 sea
without going 10 her pier. the same rs the Eugh Ih'
suevia will be allowed to 90 up 10 morrow. Inc
Nornvia also will be allowed Ia 90 to Upper QuhrHn
tine 10 morrow. and her passengers VIII be allowed
10 20 TO the city The ship like the Rugla and Nor
MAMMA will held here, and must 60 10 sea without
touching land.
Il don't know Just when the Ems Will b" allowed
10 pa,, Quarantine after her baggage has been eH
amlned and dsinfcced. You know as well as ] d.
The Uellcoland will come up 20 mo row "nd VII stop
here for her clearance papers. Then she will go TO
her pier hut her crew will not be allowed to land
The Anchor Line steamship FtIrni-sia, from "lHs
cow with no storage passengers aboard, VIII ~
held for some days. Her cabin passengers issnen
the following letter yesterday
In consideration Of the restrictive quarantine
In New ORR larbOr, We the undersigned pa>'eI
who sailed from Gla-gON on IN" tn INST, sih'
pleasure. In stating that have tn, day made
very careful and thorough Inspection OF the snip, ana
find perfect clranlinc,, aud marked sanitary rcgula
sickness Of any Kind whatever among The Pis'rngl'
or crew. nor has there been 1;nlng III" voyage" WIN
The exception Of seasicncSs. TN, examination Is hp
ONLY 10 corrOhOrate the ships surgeons report, but
~ 1llay ans alarm That may have arisen In the pu0c
mind in regard 10 contagious or infections diseases O"
this vessel 80 .,.r,., =, p
Past Medical Director. STATE Of Sew York G. A. r.
G. II. GTiNCAH. VI. D.
T.. ARMSTRONG. VI. d.
Having had intimate knowledge OF the condition,
prevailing during the voyage. / hereby acquiescc tn
Phe for ft'r' cons sta;cmeat LEVI V BR6WN.
United states Consul, Glasgow.