New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ONE CASE IN NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
THE CAPTAIN OF NEw-YoRK REFUSE Sow
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL-DIAGNOsED
AS ASIATIC CHOLERA.

THE CAPTAIN OF A NEW-YORk REFUSE GU"
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL-DIAGNOsED
AS AsIATIC CHOLERA.
A. caseoof cholera has appeared In New-Bruhswich,
~ J. The victim Is James Carr, ooatnah aoou'
thirty years old Carr Is captain OF 0e boat hary
Cahiu This boat between July 20 and August 20
Law at the Tnrtiethst pier North River, New-folA'
ON A,fcust 90 Il was transferred to the pier az Dix
feminist Carr It is reported. then became employed
an scow which took coal to the ocean steamships ~
Quarantine At the Sixtecnth-s pier, TO whlch paed
the Harry Cahn transferred, the refuse rom oS
infected portions Of New-York City are dumped in'o
scows With Carr on the boat were his wife ana her
niece The child was taken sick few days ago with
bo,vel complaint A New-York physician recommended
that size be at once taken into the country oh froay
Carr with his wife and niece, went to South Ahoo
ON Friday evening the three went to Hew-brii'"on'
70 the home OF Carr's mother at No. II John-st on
saturday Carr was drunk all day lie reached noui'
At II o'clock on saturday evening and at once Went
70 he'd. He slept with his brotherinlaw, John 'ol'
molly Before midnight he taken SICK Win CRAMPS
ond diarrhoea but no physician was sent ior'
Al g O'Clock on sunday morning Dr. A. " y. Bao'
win. the Inspector Of the Board Vi Heein
WAS visiting u patient In the helehoorhoou 10
WAS called In BY Connolly to examine 'arr' i'e
that the man was pulseess and cold ana hah 'ohu'oN
considerable lie at once diagnosed the case as ',ue
.satic cholera Tie police were Immediately in'
,mad and n ouarantine established, no ono being al
lowed 10 enter or leave the house. and armed ponce
mon stationed on hand by order OF Dr. H. H. hai~
r,n president Of the Board Of Health
There are In the house Carr, his mother ana wiz.
c.nnoIIv and his child. Carr's case was pronouncee
boneless and at 80 O'Clock Dr. Baldwin stated tna'
he would live but few hours at the most. Enec"'e
measures TO alay anxiety and prevent the sprea" Q.
an endemic were at once instituted. by oruer o.
Itdge ! Kearney Rice, Of the SuddleseA county So,
enacIa polcemen were put on guard duy, alu hsas
rr,les printed by the Board Of Health cIrcula.e1
throughout the city The Board OF Aldermen con- %
vnned in special session 10 authorize Oh 81
renditure by the Board Of Health An old Guy nos
ppitaI was nj once renovated In ANTICIPATION oi any
new ,,rouohout the
considerable excitement prevailed throuehouvy vso ,ao
city and exaggerated reports We're currehs, n,,n
carr dies his body Will be wrapped In an ahSSpaSS
hlanket and buried immediately. IL has osen iea',N
that carr has been sufferer from consumption Ior w"
wears and for month has BEEN OH spre-;
: Carr died at 80 O'Clock last evening Ut. CsnT'
dson of New York, at once communicates Wi,
and he Is expected t. arrive on the 10 20 Oci0H
tr,pin AZ the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
resolution was passed prohibiting rag picheS anu
garbage pckers from plying their vocation WINE any
danger OF an epidemic exists. .u
s,,Terintnndcnt George G.. Ryan, OF the pnono,
schools by orders OF the president OF the board oi
Eduration will order the Carman ST. school, near tie
bomse where Carr died. to be closed on MONDAY anu
vohablv scholars Of the other schools living LII the
rricinity will be prohibited from attending.