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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23

opinion. Meddux W. Orkney Springs.
affirmed. opinion by Fauntleroy. Tau5ers.
admluistrnioT. Va Gentry. administrator
eiiifmed. Judge Lacy delivering opinion,
lauhtlerDv dissenting. Gish and vito -.
NORMAN. reversed. opinion by Richardson,
Lacy and Hinton dissenting. Moore vs..
Farmers Bank. petition for rehesrng re-
fused. Rixie, trustee. -. Pcare Brothers IL
Co. petition for rehear NJ refused. Gray
bile 81. Brugh. further argued nnd submit
ted. Swann. executor of smith. rs. Housc-
man at als.. subn,ted on briefs. Grnbs
-. Starkey. argued Dy Z. Haden for appel
liant aud G. II. Lnnsford and Figcatt for
appellee. AID submitted. Writ OF error
and supersedeas awarded 10 G.. G. Helm To
judgment Of County Court OF Carroll con-
yictiEg him of Involuntary .mansaughter.
but not TO operate 10 the discharge from
custody Of prisoner. Petition Of hanaid
Hammond for Ga appeal from decree CT Cir
cut Court of Shenandoah refused. Ie'i-
tion of J. s. Parker for writs OF errJr to
Cirer.t Court Of Chesterfield county also
rsif-cI
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from Cleveland county. by the ladies' of
shelby. and was carried by that organi-
cation about year before it was cap
mrcl. After the war il was given 10
the city of Boston 10y the company which
captured IT, and was kept until recently.
vh,n. by th, resolution Of the board of
aldermen and common council, !. was
ordered fo be- returned TO its original
owntgs. and Thc mayor was authorized TO
appoint delegation 60 deliver the ilag.
The delegation consisted of Alderman
john II. Sullivan. - ho represented the
mayor; AdGmm Tomas +. krcnan.
pr, silcnt of thc common council: David
+. Barry. Assistant Clerk John II.
Priest and Mr. George H. Mcl.cod. They
Wcrc met az Charlotte 10y the committee.
and cu their arrival her" were escorted
~ military company 10 the Shelby
HGol. Whcr, q banquet was ser> ed %
night ghc presentation exercises were
held i'm the courthouse. which WIS hcau-
tifuliy decorated with bunting and
NrV-lvl
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Cholera Among RussInn Troops.

Bucharest. Sept. -. Ii is said that The
camp Of Russian troops at lcoyo. Bcs-
sarabin near the Koumanian frontier, IA
Il centre of cholera Infection The Rus
sian authorities have been asked 10 re-
move the camp. but lave refused.
The Roumana Lloyd reports thai choi-
era has broken ont among The troops ut
Wallachia.
Vienna. sept -. Two Sisters of Mercy
have died from cholera M Cracow, AIS
trian Poland.
Washington. Sept. - Secretary Of
State Foster ha> received tln teilowiias
from CousnI-Gcncral Goldsmith at Vi
enua:
Seventeen ca~"s of cholera no Crowu-
land. GdiiciH. No ether cases in Aus
tria."
Int-l States Consul Lincoln, at Ant
werp. cables:
At the request of the Rcd Star Inc.
would state that no epidemic of cholera
prevails here, nor has prevailed here up
to this date"
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Columbia. $. G.. Sept. Special
Wooalun. young man formerly of
Rocky Mount, y. c., but for two or
three years "a resident of Marion county,
WAS Shot i'm the head by Fila smith. Il
woman of i'll rcputc. at Marion about >
o'cl0ci, last night aud died about = @ o'ciock
this morning Woodruff. it SccEa.,
charged Miss Smith with circulating soine
damaaiue report about his wife. VINO was
a niece OF hers. and demanded a state
mont, which Miss Smith refused 10 give,
Wh.rcupon hc struck her and they crap
piled and feH 10 the floor Two persons
present caught Woodruff when Miss
smith, being partially released. drew a
pistol snd shot Woodruff in the back of
tlc head as me- was rising from the floor.
lie newer moved or spoke after falling.
Woodruff icuNcs 81 wife and child.
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sPEAKTNG ~ THE RAIN.
Ten Thousnnd People TistDn to Gsncrai
steVonson's Address.

Go1DsBoRo. \. G., Sept. %. The Demo-
Gratis Of this section had rally here today
in honor OF General Stevenson, who with
his patty arrived n il:SO o'clock this morn-
ing. Governor Holt. who met the candi-
date for Nice-Prosidency NJ Wilmington,
came up from that city with him. Con
eral Stevenson's " leone was en entEusi-
astic ono for although tho weather Was
showery. apparently 30 Democrat stayed at
homo on that account
The train cnmo TO stop hetwecn long
line Of hOrseman at one side OF tho train
and tho Goldsboro Rifles and about 200
school children waving little flags, arTayed
in line on the opposite side. Hundreds OF
citizens were also at the station and they
greeted the distinguished visitor with q
loud cheer as lie left the tram. The party
was taken in charge by n reception COM
mittee and escorted 10 the Base ball Pnrk.
where y speaker. stand bad been erected.
About 10. 900 people gathered 70 listep TO
tho speaking II began 10 rain gently about
the time General Stevenson arrived upon
tho scene. but the people put up their
umbrellas and remained. Mr.. Stevenson
entered upOn a discussion OF the tariff ques-
tlou and had about disposed of that issue
when the rain began 10 pour down III big
drops.
The chairman adjourned the meeting to
the Opera-House and there was grand
rush for that place OF shelter. Here Dir.
Stevenson finished his speech with YigOr-
Ous talk on tho FOrce-bill issue. After tho
meeting he held an informal reception at
the hotel and about O'clock started for
Rocky MOunt.
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stood Torture for HE Gold.

LANCASTER. PA. Sept. %. News has Just
reached here that another outrage was per
petrated in tho lower end OF this county
last night. The victim is I.ory Reynolds
an old hermit. who was believed TO keep II
larce sum Of money in his lonely-situated
hut Two masked men broke into his
house and demanded that he show them
where has treasure was hidden. lie pro
tested that he had none. when the men cut
him in humorous places on the keiy with a
knife. and finally LurneG his feet in a tsrFi-
bic manner By holding them 10 a lighted
lamp. The hermit, however. refused to di-
hidden and tho robbers were forced 10 de-
part with only three dollars, which were
found IN his person.
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MASSEY'S GOOD ADVICE
TEMPERANCE MEN SHOULD yOTE
The Democratic Ticket Ia virginia lie
snys-A Strong Card iu tho state Froh-
bItlon Orran--Tho Editor Tpl.es I'suc.

Danyillc. Va. Sept. 22 Spec;ll.-l!on.
John l.. Massey publishes in Alii-iiquor'
Prohibition paper published in North
Danyilie. the following ringing address
To the temperance mcn of Virginia.
"Fricnds and Brethren OF the State
Temperance Association. AS you hon
orcd me by clcctiug me president Of the
Temperance Association of Virginia, /
deem II my duty To ailrr,s you a few
words of encouragement and caution. It
affords me pleasure To- assure yon. as /
think | may safely do. that Temperance
sentiments are increasing. ard TINT tom
pcraucc principles arr morn firmly ON
beddcd in the hearts OF the people of
Virginia to-day than thcy ever were b.
fore. This MIL. | doubt nOt. De- grutlly-
ing 10 every true friend Of temperance.
The question which now addresses ii>cl
10 Us is: How can Wp most surely rcl"in
the ground alro1iy gained. make sun
further advances aHd cn-rcnch or pIih-
ciics still more firmly I'm the confidence
and affection of good and patuoic men
and wompnE This. in my opInlon' can
best be done los keeping tbt cause "i
temperance separate and apart from 10,
advocating ii as purely mora! question:
So long as we do this the cause and ~
advocates mist ami viii have The c"nu-
dcncc and affections OF all cooi people
But IL thc advocates of temperance or
ganizc themselves into "a political PaF!
and become competitors for political nom
ors a.Id emolumci;ts they make the cause
they advocate. as well rs thrmaclVeH' "
target for all political shafts ana aFo"N'
prejudice and ill will which DO nol h'"
ctist No ono docs or can expect pro
hihition ticket L. succeed i'm fine apptoar n
inc election. We might possibly dra" oil.
or withhold from ih" political parry. upon
whose succcSs all that We pril' ucpeH"N'
enough votes To defeat il in Virginia.
III we should do This W. would brihS
pon ourselves untold evils ana arouse
prriudica aqaust the cause ol temper
nuce. which will be- as lasting ~ 'h" OWLS
we thus Indirectly bring upon orr 'iIl'.
| therefore appeal 10 yCu. my Temperance
friends and brethren. 10 relax 100 runrI
in the advocacy of temperance ih aH L.
climate means. but do hot lct u prove
curs.. instead 0i blessing by causing us
to withhold ocr votes trom the uch. Z,
rpou the success, Of which nJih orr evil
iZtiou aud our lib"uy depend. / apptc-
hcud greater oul .rf tu car cui'~' from
wi~2uilDs. zeal of 6. friends In tl"
cnt cr~i~ of political i~~',-s tAan irau aI
other sources J ana not $50 Ntu as ip
suppo>, all temperance advocates VIII
indorSp what have Siid but believe 70
large minority O. them viii. and iAal au
who know hlW long earnestly and per
siStcudy / hay" ba1lel against thc evils
OF intcmpt rance Niil give Hr "cect i"f
honesty and sincerity i'm what nave
said Most ir'trrnllly, tNiuedJ John
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
THREE G4nEs PREvENrED.
Yad Day for Bnii Games-CleVelnnds and
ptt.sburgs Win.

at pt.sOprg
Pitt5burss ................'.. '''''.V q . .
ChicaEos. ....... ...-..:- -.,... ~ v V =
The game was awarded 10 tho PittsburgS
@ to- II being claimed that the Chicago
plavers were trying to delay the game.
batteries. Ehret. Miller and Nack: Gum
bert and Schr.yer mpire. Gahney.
Az Cleveland: q. BIB. +.
Clcyelands... .OOOO201 OS-6 7 /
Iouisyiiles.....O 90 90 2 o. 10 3
Eatterieo. loung aud Zlmmer Clausen
and Merritt. mpire. Snyder.
1t ~. Louis: z. B.H. =.
St Iouis........O1 10Ol0 0 0-G 10 3
Cinciuuatis.......O 0O0Il0 00-2
Batteries. IiaNley and Buckley: Dwyer
and Vaughan. Umpire, McQuade.
The new York Boston game was post
poned on account Of rsin.
! he lphia-ljaltimore game was
postponed. owing To wet grounds.
The Washington Brooklyn game was post
DOned owing 20 rain.
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WAeuIvorov, D. c., Sept. 22.-Lieuten-
ant q. s. Wiley. commanding the revenue
cutter Colfax at Wilmington n c.. reports
having towed into Beaufort, S G., the
British schooner Cleaner. Captain DAVIS,
bound from Darien, Ca, 10 Mulgrsye. \.
c.. lumber laden.
The crew were taken sick few days out
with the malaria. OF which two died and
wero buried ct sen Two others were sick
leaving only Captain Davis and one seaman
TO man the ehlp and attend tho sick ald
bury the dead. In this condition the vessel
was blown acroes the Gulf Stream three
times. and when the Colfax met hsr Cap
tain Davis and las one we'll seamen were
well nigh exhausted. But for the timely
assistance it is stated the vessel must have
hann lot
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Shooting "Crar" Results IN Iyomlci

charlottesville. Va. S.pt. 2l Special
Shooting crap rcsIl,rl in the death Of
a negro lust night. Two u.lr0,.~. spin
uer aad Evans were engaged in pla}iug
tlis ianulS game. when dispute urua"
aud n rOch-baljlc resulted. Evans struck
Spinner. killing Linn almost i..laulh.
Spinner WAS not arraS .d until lh> morn
ing. Both are very young. being rot over
sixteen.
\ whit" man OF very GOOD appearance
fell from thc high trr-lic ON the Virginia
Midland road. noUa of tAis city. last
night. He hns uDt rp.aincd cuu.cious-
ness. apd il is feared hc is hur, iu'rr-
naliy. He is about twenty-five years Of
age. and t is supposed from papers found
ON his person that his uamc is William
Mcdonald. The address iS iudi>tiuct, but
appears to hc iiIstoa. Pa. Ae Was
taken 10 a boardug-hogsr ami medirL
attention given.
\ letter confirming two chcrl,s one for
81 on Il Lynchnurg bank and tln o'her
ior s. on fIWyillc bant were adj
dressed 10 Mrs. J.. Ferguson. OF t.rt city.
and received and opened by colore3
woman OF ,hal u9uc. 4 correspondence
with Mr.. I. l.. Robertson. "a former Stl-
deut at Tie | uivcr>iiy. lead to au lnFc,-
ti@atiou. Ihe woman said iAc money had
becn sent 10 her ly ihc former notorious
pastor of one O. o., colorru cnu. nes
here. The woman WAS told by ,Ar head
clcrl, at tnc pystoi!i-" to return th' money
or she would bc arrested. y pact ol thr
amouut WaS returned.
The quarterly term of the corporation
court is in session.
The city council last li.ht adhered TO
its decision to make trr-pr> in- PROPERTY
owners ou FIRST street move tlcir fences
of the street anu thus widen Do.
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AnI,nnIInll se,tlernen,.

BALrmoRr. Sept. 22.-The convention
which has been called for the purpose of
recognizing the Order of the Iron Hall by
r. ID. Somerby, supreme Justice A. n. Hos.
mer. supreme vice justice, and other lead
inc officials OF the old organization. assem-
bled this morning. Delegates representing
Prominent inemb of the order here ex-
uress the belief that plan of reorganiza-
ton will be devised which will commend
itself to great majority Of the members
and be accepted by them.
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The otss patients ere out of danger


Camp Low. Sandy Hook. sept d
DR.. Sawtelle said this morning that there
was no sickness in tine camp except such
as is liable to occur anywhere. Three or
the inmates Of the camp. he said. were
suffering from slight attack OF diar-
rhoea. which might be c1used hy the
change Of temperature. He declared that
the sufferers had not suspicious symp-
toms.
Tho report that the camp is likely to
run short of provisions is denied. Tho
storehousc il full and when there is re-
ccssity for more supplies thcy can be pro
cured without delay and without assist
anc,. of the New .Icrcsy Central railroad.
Washington. Sept. - Secretary Fos-
ter has ordered Dr. Hamilton 10 turn
Camp Low over tornr. Sawtcllc and 10
return to his station at Chicago via Wasn-
inutDu
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Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows.

PORTLAND. ORR. Sept 22.-One OF the
most important things done by tho Sove-
reign Lodge Of Odd-Fellows was the add
ton. by vote OF 10 10 % of a resolution
declaring 1t expodient to remove the bead
quarters from Columbus TO Baltimore.
Another matter entitled to mention was tho
indefinite postponement OF consideration Of
a resolution declaring il 10 be tse sense of
tho lodge that person otherwise qualified
who is engaged in tho sale Of intoxicating
louors IS not Of such good moral charac-
teri as contemplated 10y section .. article Is
of the constitution and IS not. therefore
eligible TO membership of subordinate
lodoA
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Weldon. N. g.. Sopt. 80 Special
VI D. g. j. Harris. editor Of the Raleigh
S.ual. oeau Of fhat faction OF the Kopnh-
l.au party which opposed fine nomination
of % Republican state ticket. bat favored
q fusion with thc Third party. VIII support
tar Peoples party ticket aad hi. paper is
pouring mot shct into the Republican uomi-
l0es. If speaks OF eN-Julsn Furchrs. the
lIad of tlc ticket as "fcatlcr-lccepd
coward lic Says le VIII support the State
ticket nominated bv the T,iyd party. hut
viii 1.tr for Harrison and Reid Mr. nar-
li- Says. iu reality. very few Wcre leaving
and going back t0 thr Democratic party.
When thc Republican ticket vas hro' nomi-
mated 8, ~tampcdcd some OF rhe Third party
men, hut they soon got oyer ID. and The
marty is now gaining votes. ln Wake co0n-
~. he said. l1lf the former Democrats will
eurror the Democratic ticket. SIR. Harris
also SAYS large sumbcrs of coiored voters
would vote ;he Third party ticket
The truth is That Whilo thc ihnd party Is
aupar,niy growing weaker. il viii ncccs-
sIrilv remain more or less an unknown
quantity until the votes are counted ln NO
Ncuber Many have left In. aud many are
reported as leaving it every day. but there
is sn element among them which seems 10
D.. m thc gall of bitterness toward the
Democracy ana will probably never come
back to thc party. Just hoW large TINS enc.
meut is cannot even be- estimated now, De
cause they viii not talk and cannot DE
reached The Democrats do not oven know
alvars who they are. Their strength can
better bc asccrtained when the regiStra-
uan has proceeded far enough 20 poll the
several counties. At ihis stage. however
this bitterness seems 10 have disappeared,
So far as the state ticket is concerned ana
+. now concentrated on Cleveland, and oc-
caslouollv local candidates 1t Is reported
now that Colonel Skinner VIII vote the Dem
o-ratic State and county tickets, and that
J y. LLOYD. editor of the Farmers AdNo-
cfr. "a rhifd party paper Published at Tar
tlro. will vote for Mr.. Elias Carr instead OF
D.. E2um As regards other candidates.
t.y are as strong Third paHy people as
u.y ever were. 10 an iatcnts and purposes.
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lev days apo Dir Oscar Wiley. of Rol

A few days ago DR.. Oscar Wiley. OF Roa-
noke in company with Dr Parker, OF Rich
mond. and Ur. Mcllwains. of Petersburg.
as q commission app1in.ediby the last Legis-
lature. wore inspecting the asylum at
Marion. DR.. Wiley, remembering that IL
lady from his section was patient there.
desired TO sos her. and no sooner was che
brought into the room where the doctor
was thnu with loud shriek she made for
him and fastened her teeth in his leg just
above the kpos and held ON with great tena-
city until she was taken away by two at
tendnnts.
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ArBaHY. =. T.. Sept. 22.-When the court
of sessions for Albany county inet this
,,orning District ATTORNEY Eaton prac;i-
caIly admitted that tho sealed md yet IN
ouened one, Indictment presented yosterday by
tho grand jury was against Nr. Peck by
asking the court 20 issue bench warrant
for him.
When tie court was ready TO ad ourn Tor
the day MIR. Peck Ind not reached the c1ty.
and so will not be hero until proDaUly TO-
morrow morning
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France Rcioicing.

PABIs. Sept. 22.-The city has not wit
messed within many wears more snthusl-
astic spectacle than tho celebration to-day
in honor Of the hundredth anniversary OF
tho proclamation OF the first French Tepub-
lie. The streets have been throngsd with
people from an early hour. all showing in
their appearance their evident joy. aud tho
decorations they woro showed the spirit
of pride and patriotism that seemed UNI
IL
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Thoy Want a simom-pure Democrat.

AccAc Co~RTHOusT. Va. Sept. o.
Especial The East Hanover Iresbytary
convaaes at "Makemic" church in this VIII
lage OH the fourth sunday OF October next.
lIol William A. Jones IL advertised to
speak here next Monday l2Cth, county
court day This gallant champion of De.
moci cg viii receive the entire strength OF
the ! srty in this county. Our people are
not 4 .hag as yet 20 conniye at their own
destr c,ion by yotins tor any one save a
SLmuu-lrrn Demncrnt
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NEw YoRE. Sept. 22.-The congressional
committee consisting OF 4. T. Fitch OF
New York. !. A. Geisscnhainer OF New Jet-
sey. ID. T.. DeForest Of C0nnecticni. rrorse
W. Ray OF New York and A. q. hartler oI
pennsylvania. aupointel to investigate the
United States supervisor OF elections. John
l. Davenport. met at the. Hotel Bslyidele
this evening to prosecute their inquiry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
"Lord" Beresford Detained.

ALBANY. Sept %. Lord" Charles Beres-
ford. or La Sale. who was arrested here
Yesterday on n charge of blackmail pre-
ferred by his father-in-law, millionaire
Ilenthal, of New York. was held this morn
i,,g To await the arrival of officers from
Georgia bearing requsition payers. lie is
CHARGED with forgery, and this morning
Governor Flower received q telegram from
the Governor Of Georgia asking for his de-
tention until papers could arrive.
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Corbet. Says Mitchell IL Bluirsr.

Nrw YouK. Sept % james Corbett. in
speaking Of Charley Mitchell. characterized
him as y buffer and bully md offered 10
post a forfeit OF $1,000 for a fight at the con-
clusion OF his engagements, q period OF
year.
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A Railway Rate War.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-The &c passenger
rate from New York to Buffalo. N. T.. yes
terday by the Erie has been met to-day by
the Delaware. Lackaxanna and Western
and the West Shore. Ii 10 thought that the
war will not spread. and that peace will be
declared before October 18th when the time
limit II tie e.. A. k. excursion tickets,
which have caused all the trouble. expires.
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Shclbyvile. y. c., Sept. -. Special
Amidst u tumult Of applause from at
least thousand spectators The silken
banner belonging to the Cleveland Guards
evening by a committee Of five, repre-
scntue the city Of Boston, to whom IL
had been given by the Ninth Massa-
chnsetts Infantry. who captured = ut
Hanover Courthouse, Va, May - lSo2
Ihe flag was presented 10 The Cleveland
Guards, the first company that enlisted
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'ANCE to-day at
the state Fair was
about 5000. Twice
that many people
would have been
in attendance had
the weather been
favorable. Light
showers prevailed
throughout t b Q
day. Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
NOT EDES 4 SUSPECT
On Record at Sanitary Camp
Low and onarrntinr.

New York, Sept. 22-Thc United Press
reporter rhat visited sanitary hcadquar-
tcrs this morning was informed that
ihcrc was not even Il new suspect on Tc-
cord In the wholc % the city. The Old
CncS are doing well. Louis Wcinhagcn
is conyaIcscrnt. Henry Engcl. who was
taken from Mrs. Gunthcr'S boarding
house on the ist. together with Patrick
Stewart. a suspect from H. Morris street.
are ut the Hard Parker hospital.
Either may not nave the cholera.
DY. BYHoN's IEfonr.
Quarantine sept 22--At = l.. VI. the
following report was received from Dr.
"Scandl. Bohemia ald New IIamp-
shire. q. *. One child died last nigh:
and another this morning nj Swineburae
hospital Muril iawOWiz. aged two and
Il h2if Years. admitted September ] lth,
from the ScaIda. died September list.
at midnight OF bronChO-pneuW"nia anl
complication Of neaSleS. Fesscr Solar,
AGED two years. admitted Septembcr
2Oth from the Bohemia. died Septcmhcr
22d. 30 a. VI. The symptoms were
tltSa OF cholera.
The otse patients gre out Of danger
and there are no new c;lsts.
(SigHed.) Byron.
The cabin passengers Of the Scandia
and Bohemia now on the New flamp-
shire will not lee transferred 70 ire
Island. but will be made comfortable on
the fr;gate during their period 0f detcn-
ton. ii the health officers press.1t mteA-
lion is carried ont
According 10 the outlook now there is
no chance Of new Inhabitants for Fire
Island after the Wyoming people leave.
The stcpragc passengers of The hamburg
steamer AI0raya were transferred 10
Ellis Island this morning. The Moravh
WAS the first cholera bcIrhs slip she
arrived from Hamburg on the evening or
August Both.