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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
little MISS HARRISON IS DOING VEIL.
HER CASE OF sCARLATINA NOT ALARNING-THE
WHITE HOUSE QUARANTINED

HER CASE OF SCARLATlNA NOT ALARNlN6-IHE
WHITE HOUSE GUARANTEED.
Washington Dec. 26.-Littlc Martena HARRISON INC
Presidents five year-od granddaughter, who was taken
III with scarletina on Friday last is reported at the
White House today as being as well a. cOuld DC "a
pec,ed. The disease is well under control ana 'ne'0
is every indication Ct favorable termiha'oh' Ia
other children Of the household nave 50 I"I =" -
a., dseosc and are now believed 10 be entirely be-
You'd danger Of cOntasion.
The medical sanitary inspector, Dr. {. j. oN'nah'
md Orlando King, the coored messenger visited 'le
White House about today and tackled TWO SKIS
M the DOORS one on the lower and one on the upper
soor ouarantinins the Executive Mansion against the
public The signs are pinl-colorcd pasieboarl ana
y" TO remove this pacad without permission is un!a"-
iul. .
The signs were put up because oi the Illness ot
President HarrsOn's grandchud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
OBTTUART.
JOSTPIf L. Drummer

London. Dec. 2G.-Jo,rph p. Brunner OF lHrTrooi'
founder Of tho Drummer Chemical Company and director
y, fine Fowler Company Limited. dealers In pro-
visions I'm Liverpool. London ana Chicago. died to-
day ll. was - brother OF John Tomlnson Brunner'
VI. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

Pougkeepse will II IS reported mat INC i'e
Is fast from Milton 10 New Hamburg. but me Jgnh
L. ilasbrOuck left here tonight for New ORR m i,,
member Of the Hudson River ice laCht oiuD WIZ
begin 10 morrow 10 rig their boats The Ice on INC
Roosevelt Point Course IS fast. but the surface i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
cIrr or s1aj. 900 TO WESTERLY RESERVE.

Cleveland. Dec. 2i.-John l.. Woods. wealthy re
tired lumber dealer. gave sI90COO today la the Md
zeal College of Western Reserve lnlvcr,i; as Christ
mas present. The univcr-; his received in thr last
Two wears gifts asgrrsai!ng 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
MINISTER LINCOLN WILL SAIL 10 MORROW

AININIER LINCOLN VIII Vii To MONAVW
Robert T. Lincoln the United States Minister TO Eng.
and Will sail 70, his post OF duty tomorrow on the
aeaonic OF he White Star Line. Minister Lincoln has
en homo for several months leave 81 absence He
AlHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Barry's TricOpIicrOus.

The virtue OF clean lean beef Is preserved unmpaired:
bu made desirable for inyalids' USE III euoahy "'~
Brand Fluid Eeef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

The surprise furnished bv the revelation OF hcretoforc
unknown luSury constituted in Admiral cigarettes mas
assumed the proportions Of @ ful-grown cyclone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

"Nanitou," the Finest sparkling table water IN me
world. sold IN bottles only. Oriei IL Tor the h'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Gueclal Notices.
Bangs ~ Co..

Bangs ~ Co..
739 and 741 Broadway,
Will sill auction
WEDNESDAY, DEC IS AND TWO FOLLOWING
DAYS At 3 T. NJ
\ COLLECTION OF
LAW BOOKS.
American and English Reports Commentaries. DgestA
Text Books session Laws, Trials etc.
CataogIr mailed upon application.
The tOrty-nrst AnnlNer.sry Of the Ofpna3s Homs
and ASYLUM Of Protestant FIJI .copl thurcn Will be held
at the Home LeNin aad 49th-sa. Wednesday
December 2Sth, at II a.
friends Of the Home cordially invited 10 attend
Magnetism aud Electricity wnen drugs fail
Menta ana physical diseases treated. DIR. NARY
SII,I,E\ LOG West iOth-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
MOTHER rC,rJyc wREcK Ar pEycoYD.

INOTHEY KEtNTNG tRECh IT PENrOfD.
Thladc pila. Dee. ga sr'iouS wreck occurred
AT Pcncoyd station. near this ciy. on th" main line
Of the Reading Railroad about 80 O'Clock this after
noon which resulted In the njurng OF an engineer.
4, fireman and several Passengers. The market ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Tint Cyclone.

You be bald gray and neither time nor SEX.
blcmish your halF II use this anu no oue'
lrpnarat.On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
once. $50 e:h.avc.. corner 2ad-st.. N. Y.

Kensico Censtery. the Harlem Railroad 4s minutes
Prom the Grand Depot. New Depot at entrance
once East 4od-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

Empire state Express via New York CcntTai-last-
est train in the world. see timetable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
M4RRIED.

ICKS-BENNETT-On Sunday, December IS; 1892 ~
the Rev b. u. Tyler at the residence OF tne onhes
parents 242 West iSth-st.. Ncw-l0rk trace Ausi..
daugher OF Benz. r. and Emma J. Bennett, TO joshua
T. Hicks, Of NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with fuli
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Licbis Company's Extract Of Beef.

superior 70 all worthless limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
BABYLON PEOPLE ANXIOUsLY WAITING.

TIE SURF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND EENDf f"i'
THE WYOMING AND RUGIA PASSENGERS
Babylon L. l.. sept. 17.-Snce the departure OF '''
Normannia's passengers, the surf Hotel al FIRE Isu'
has presented IL deserted appearance. Manager "'i'
however has been kept busy getting now h'lp Ior u''
hotel 20 take the places Of the cooks and walters VINO
struck Yesterday afternoon and made IN neh'cluai
attempt TO lcave the Island. They were compelled 10
remain over night. account of not having pisseS
from the health authorities. Under Oh" regulations -
tabshcd by Or. Jenkins every person leaving the Isl
and must have pass.
A now force OF. walters and cooks went on duty ti'
morning and Manager Wull has completed arrange
ments for the reception Of The cabin passengers OF the
wyoming and Runa. two of the pest steamships now
detained nj Lower Quarantine The" passengers are
expected 10 b. placed board the Ccphcus ana iad'Ei
AZ Pre- Island some time tOday.
The natives OF Batyop'nnd Bay Shore are an1ion-y
waiting TO soc whether Fire Island Is 10 BE- occupied
permanently ~ a quarantine station. They feel some
whnt relievtd 10y the statement Of DR. jenkins that
ne does not favor Fire Island for permanent quanh
tine station on Of IT, being too far away nom
the boarding station
Captain Cochran. In command OF The u"'schhrh'
Of troops from the 18th Regiment. IA, made IN his
mind that ne aud his mon vii have u rcfnlin ~ tr
Island for al least several dnNS NOR" a. Governor
Flower hn. instructed HIN u lc' his men al IRE Isl
and until further orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

nations OF Dr. stfrnberg a the Hoagla-d Lap ri'"rS
showed that JO,eplu Malccba, OF No. 81 " ~
died from acut. cholera morbns ,...
An effort to bing the garbage c ntractor' l'"'''e'
French to tine Ia hi; work has been und'r'''N'n y,
the civ Works Commissioner. II hpVT'" '.''
garbage scows have been taken 10 the Ere br'"N"
and left uremWicd b. tho contractor for u"'9 at :,
time. On Friday the Commissioner hired 4 '"s anu
a force Of forty men. and two of the SOW, ",'
lowed out to sea- lie also wrote TO me ''''',' -
that unless g.lbage WIS collected - 'nit
his pay would BE- stopped ~. .
A meeting Will De held in the Mayors o"''o :"
morrow morning to consult in regard TO m'",i' -"
:, snunre.s the piec.rcs near Buffalo and East New
York AYES where large quantities of GarnHee ar
In uirs me authorities f fiatbu'h VIII ooop''"''
In the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
SAYyILDE ENTERS A PROTEST.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT \ MASS -MEETIN' CoN-
DEFINING THE GoYERNOR-lI,s ACTIONS

rEsoLu TIoNs ADOPTED At \ MASS -MEETIN" OoN-
DEAlN1NG TILE GoVERNOR-II-e ACTIONS
SAID TO BE Against THE LAW
eayyile. L. T.. was alive last night when mas
meeting Of the citizens OF the township OF i'''P W
IN protest agoin,t the adoption OF Fire lFiln d" !"
ncr1nanent quarantine nnd long before the H'''Hs
was called 10 order hy Walter /. Suydan the sl'o'N
II, the ue,rhlprhood OF Coumbtt Hall, In WIN" ''c
meeting was held were crowded In DIS opo"'"'
remarks Mr. suydam said that he had heaiu lro'' 4"
reliable source that II the object Oh uo "
authorities To Use Fire Island permanent e"a''"
fine lie characterized tho US, Of Fire l-iah" ior
such mSpo.c as decidedly unfair. as IN lc's''e i
New Workers had imposed upon their island O"ruc'
which they would not impose upon Ne"-fo'". "
further said that the objection Of the citizens vi 0S
willie and other village, on the Bay shore WIS "o'
11rSin selfish motives. but protection oil 'hc'' nv
uhopds Mr. Rogers then reid "A BOT OF re'ou'i"'S'
which were Immediately adopted amid much eh'i'u'''
asm They were IN part as fouo"s'
Resolved. That the overriding of existing LAW
and the sending of troops mo tIls conn., S0J mn
trouble in cont rolling the ,ocallep mon, = e., Wv" -,
betting a Gar than the Governor OF tho s"'c VI
New York, and further A., ,t,oss ~ the
49, I'm stenIne b. but one sid" Of tho controversy
Ard for mallgnnG representative citizens ocths 'u0i
orders OF The proper authorities.
Tho Committee on Resolutions which drafted TINS
measure consisted of the Rev. John II. PNscou'
rector Of ST. AIMS Episcopal Church; Robert NUNS
ana !" L. Cneency acted as secretary. Ccuntg
Judge WIlmott VI Smith stated that the bay mril
secured their Injunction from judge Garnri on lne
statute laws Of suffolk County, when eNPnc.; F
hibt the stauoning Of Il quarantine station al i"'
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
DIR. HUTTON'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
CAMP LOW READY TO RECEIVE rATTENTE-'TRANs'
FORMATION or PASSENGERS TO
REysIN TO-DAY.

Camp Low Sandy Hook Sept. 1.-THE request OF
DR. William H. H. Hutton TO be relieved OF his duucs
S. commandant at this camp has been granted Sec
rotary Foster has filed the vacancy 10y appointing
surgeon c. II. Sawtelic Of the Charlestown Murine
BARRACKS In Boston. Pending his arrival, which Is
expected to MORROW, DR.. Wasdin is tho acting COM
mandant. Eighty -thrce marines, commanded by cap
tain NJ Goodwill and lIeutenants button anu
Prochasla, marched into the camp to-day. The Total
guard now numbers POI men and ten Officers. Ihe
military quarters have been named Camp Henry
Erben superintendent Clark, Of the New-JeIsey
southern Railway. Informed General Hamilton today
that traffic for fhc purpose of transporting supplies
into the Guaranteed station will be continued m'h
further notice In order TO avoid even the possibility
Of danger OF spreading cholera germs, The supeTin-
tendent elcgraphed to Secretary Hunt. OF the New
JrS.v state Board Of Health. asking that an Inspector
he placed on every train entering the camp. DIT.
Hutton babe farewell to Camp Low this afternoon and
started for Baltimore. -
DR. Hamilton went 10 Ellis Island and held long
conference with Dr. jenkins. II YVES decided to defer
thp TRANSFORMATION OF the NOrmannla'> Es>ex's uN'l
tomorrow morning. The moment the lrSt Immigrant
stems upOn the dock quarantine wall De lnsl'utrd
The following dispatch Wa received by ,'ner.ii
Hamilton tonight from seth Low, the president OF
/ fhp Chamber OF Commerce Advisory Committee: II
there Is delay In sending people 70 camp from Holman
Island II springs from desire 10 get Il dlr START We
are sending new clOthos.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
FIRE ISLAND IN A FEKMENT.
CAPTAIN COCuRANE ASKS FOR MORE TROOPS
AND Is ORDERED TO PROTECT THE
QUARANTINE LINES.

QUARANTINE LINES.
Fire Island sept. l7.-Notling important occurred
here since the departure of NOrmannas passengers
Yesterday morning until this evening, when man
claiming TO represent the Isip Board Of Health hrVc
I'm a sloop and asked to see the person In charge Ill
the absence Of Dr. Vought, Manager T. T. WALL oil the
hotel permitted the man 10 land, who served nA anu
Captain Cochran, in command OF the lJth he-
meIt here with copy Of the resolutions
adopted the meeting held at Isnp Tuesday nleh ana
approved by the Board of Health OF that town Yes
t0riay The resolutions gecite Tat passengers ana
baggage fom vessels have been landed the island
in violation Of the ordinances Of the Board OF heIt
and empower the Board 10 call upon tue Sheriff Of
Suffolk County TO remove all persons from the island
within three days. The receipt OF the resolutions
threw everybody here in state of great excitement
all those here being unaware that the resolutions were
those adopted Immediately after the NOrmanniaS pas
sengers landed
Captain Cochran at once telegaphed to Adlutaht,
General Porter from whom order had been receiver
that the troops return home ms Oh ,i
remain with his command until further orders
Everybody was In momentary fear OF an ONSLAUGHT
New pckets were posted and guard paGYa on tnc
steamboat Ripple which, runner sah, WY De INC
first sliced by the baymen 10 prevent its use IN
transferring the Wyoming and Rugia passengers from
| the Ccphells whenever they arrived. . ,
| Al his hour 90 D. NJ The excitement has Sutlded
and confidence is returning. Captain Cochran re-
ceiyed. shortly before 10 O'Clock, the following from
ToWn Of ,lip Board Of Health has no jurisdiction
over Fire Island Protect with all the force at your
command quarantine lines established by Dr: jenkins;
Health Officer If you require additional force, can
/ upon AdJutant.General Porter, New York.
| DR.. Jenkins was expected here this afternoon, nnt
did not arrive. The time since nle departure Oh ns
cleaning up OF the hotel and in preparing TO handie
/ the Wyoming passengers to morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River, Sept II (Speciap.-Thc sales In the
prlnt-cloth market during the week were very light
Tie cholera IL believed TO BIO having m effect on
buyers Tho demand for regulars has lesscned some
what. and there very few orders remaining I'M
oiled. Printers arr believed to be short In their
stocks OF drugs. aud prices Of these materials nave
advanced OF late 1t Is thought they are not anxious
TO stock up with goods until signs of favorable
change appear. Odd goods, are In fair demand MANU-
facturers see enough 10 the OUTLOOK to make them
confident Of their position, and they are refusing 10
contract ahead largely beyond the present year. The
weekly statement follows Production, 10000 piece
deliveries i9c 900 pieces stock. not any list weeks
Is, 600 pieces and G4x64S 22.Ooo pieces spots 20
O0O pieces futures, 5000 pieces sal.s t.r weekly
pieces Nivemb"r, 7;ooo pieces; December l0l. :,
boo pieces January. 5000 pieces February, 81 900
Deces: Mach $1,000 pieces: April; $4,000 pieces
May 5000 pieces JuIls a'o90 pieces; IVY aoSo
md Aim. and prices are 9I3 cents for 64xo4s, and
3 Is cents for eoxoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
cuhRLEsToy's REGULATIONS CHANGED.

Charleston, S c., Sept. 17.-At meeting OF the
Executive Committee OF the Charleston Board oil
HEALTH held Thursday an order was issued quagsh-
timing the Clyde Line STEAMERS FIVE days from telr
sailing date from New York. Receiver Chamberlain
and General Manager Ward, Of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, and Agent j. +. Edserton, OF th'
Clyde Line appeared before meeting OF the Charles
ton Board Of Health this morning. and presented arg
ments against continuance OF this quarantine regula
Uon. After brief discussion the previous order
was rescinded. aud q new quarantine regulation re-
DURING merely Ins p.ction by daylight was passed
By the terms Of the order vessels viii be detained
al auarpntine only few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
Estimated population;
September 10, l $50, o5l.

rive deaths from Asiatc cholera incluo'u Ill "'0
deaths from darrhoeal diseases. :, IT,
mr. Iohn T. Nagle, the Register Of Vital a'a'l9"c9'
,,o,e the following statement in connection WIFI 'O
ro,ort -Four deaths from Asiatic cholera were w.
ror,od 10 have occurred In this city III the i'''
week, and one reported for the preceding week. h'aH
a tot Nj five deaths In the city IN wren 1lc sp'''
~ cholera was detected. The first death reporVu ""'
that Of Charles McAvoy age thirty I've born Ill ii'
land n Iaborer who died at NO. $40 Ieh'ha'e' VII
seuiember 6; the second, that of william "iesi'"'
ace Nf,v-two wears two months and twenty-ohe "s
q native OF Germany, and a butcher by 0ccupauoh VIM
diad nj No. 76s Elventhavc. On september ~ 0''
third that of Minnie Levinger, age one N'9" ''r
months and ten days born In New-fork' oil ii"sH'"'
,,onants who died at No. All East Forty xthS on
eop,embcr the fourth, that OF sophia "iegia'' AZ
,tty,bree years four months and nine days. native
OF Germany thlrty-two years resident In ',S o'''
',,o did ON september IL at No. 76s Eeventhave'
va ro eth that Of Charlotte Beck. age thirty years
and nine months, born in Germany. eleven years IA
resident OF the United States VINO u'eu u" "'P'"'
"a a. No. 1,1G4 Secondave
~ -. thora onnoars 10 be no certainty as to how
.,, ,o,o, maladv has been introduced Into this cty
- .sc.ost quarantine cannot prevent this insidions
, .o,, cptcrne n port where hordes OF Infected
,.,s arc constantly 0rivng. II Is said Oh
,e.o, outhorl:y that quarantine falls In about ~
trials out OF 100. ,. s,,to, orJ
A., a.,n,;,y is low. Every suspicious death Is IN
s.ca,.d thoroughly before burial is permitted anc
" .," onntoca Of deaths from cholera Is high, le"
go " the disease can escape detccuoh. . 49,
cbief Insnector Roberts, OF the bureau Vi ~. IN
tagiOls Diseases hna 'iio 'o'i'""'7
weeks on Tile In his o"' Week ending. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

from Thirty fifth to Fory-frst and from Forty
Eth 90 PoItyseventh sts. between Ninth and Eleventh
ayes On The East side gangs flushed Thirty hith'
Thirtv.slxth Thirty seventh Thirty eighth, Thirty
ninth, Toreth and Forty first sts., from Thrdavc 10
the East River. BY this morning the COMMISSIONS
expected b have al the dumps cleaned mp aud their
contents ried out to
President trrOv of the Fire Department, Informed
the Mayor yesterday that the Chief OF the Fire De
partmept had been instructed to cooperate promptly
and fully with the STRENGTHENING Department III the
work of flushing .he streets, in accordance with tho
MAYORS request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
FALSE ALARMS, IN VARIOUS PLACES.

FL raso. Tex. sept IA rumor gained currency
here Yesterday that case Of Aslatlo cholera ia"
dovooncd nt chihuahua south OF here Oh the Mexican
Cn,, bu,, annie inquiry failed to substantatc
the report.
Denver. col. sept 17.-Paul Rahne German
aged fortyGvc died after three hours Illness yes
tcrday OF cholera morbVs. 1t was nj first reported
IN h., case of real cholera.
Kingston " y sept. .17.--Thcre has been con Sdcr-
all. ~ element in the lower part Of this city over "a
Injected case Of cholera. Investigation showed mat
vi Ans liza Elng,bilry. aged seventy, had become
s,scl, Willie riding OIL the steamer Mary Powell and
that She had bad attack Of vomiting. she Is all rsht
ugan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FUND.

The Chamber Of Commerce Committee he'd received
ND TO Yesterday noon, through It's treasurer. j. Pier
pont Morgan the following additional subscriptions
for use In the cholera emergency Arson Phelps
stokes 500; Newburg. Rosenberg CO., s2oo :
Arnold, Constable d Co., $1,000; Nathan Manu-
featuring Co.. II 900; Louis Windmullcr. 500; pre-
vlonsly Acknowledged, SloO,771; a, $lo3,571
A conference was held yesterday between DR.. Jerl-
lins the Advisory Committee Of Physicians and Il
number of experts the whole subject Of dlsinfec-
ton The committee Of the Chamber hopes TO be
able - mako puUlic early next week the conclusions
arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
TIFF. REVENUE Ct1TEp DEXTER DISABLED.

Bridgeport Conn. sept 1.-THE revenue cutter
nox.er Conu,endant J A. Slamn puo into this har
bor last night in a disabled condition. The Dexter
Is patrollng the sound on the watch for foreign
choier,-infectcd vessels. Sho left New London for
this port yesterday morning. Mont ii O'Clock,
after pa ssing Ncy Haven, the yoke Of the main steam
yulv, WAS broken and the engine disabled. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
GERMAN PRESS AccrSED OF sENsATIoNALIsN


London Sept 1.-THE Times to-day publishes
another letter q its series cholera, written pN
WE'LL known physicians WHO ar studying the oise's'
n, Russia and Germany. Today's letter descr'D''
the inspection and d!s!nfection craze III EerihHuS'
The writer says that Inspection and dlsim'ctoh nave
become epidemic and while Ineffective 10 prevent the
disease are nearly us harmful In their effects as Is
cAolcr, itself Every frontier town, Village ana
hamlet brstleS with impossible regulations when tue
local officials interpret according to their own views
Matters arc carried TO such pitch that III many cases
the Imperial Health Officer has been obliged to inter
fr- and Issue fairly reasonable regulations 10 CHECK
th.. mledlrrcted zeal OF the local authorities.
The whole movement. the writer adds Is The WORK
AZ The German press, which rushed into frenzy Of
excitement over the epidemic In hamburg Lu'ld
kilograms printed. embodying street gossip anu
eiunlly valuable Information Not single local
journalist HIS cntcnd a cholera hospital In Hamburg
or hes seen what he pretended to describe Abuse OF
tho town authorities was INDUCED H. and hystericai
demands for All sorts Of measures were Hlhde Seh-
satlonalsm nr,levoencc and Ignorance have been the
mnteral, employed 10 guide public opinion. No Won
der ne say. that oyery local authority was puhuhg
aud felt compelled To brace Itself up to Tremendous
state Ot vigilance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

Police superintendent smith yesterday scn' o"' a
circular directing The pole, Fore to eAeri7' u"
vigilance while the danger from cholera oo"'"" "
md if case should be found, to place Inc h'"'' III
which il occurs under immediate survehlah'e' anu
allow no to enter OF leave the premises "'''' ~"
health nutholiies have been placed IN poSse>'ion OF
All The facts The circular also contains ni'u'"
direction and Information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
QUARANTINE INSPECTION IN TEXAS.

Austin, Tex sept 1.-THE state Health Officer has
ordered a quarantine inspection at all points where
railroads enter Texas, and says that passengers for
Texas will trouble by securing certificates "
health from health officers Of their respective cities
Official information here declares that the report Of
cholera In Mexico Is true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
BURNING DOWN A COUNTY PEST HOUSE.

Nashville, Sept. 1.-THE county pesthouse, stu
atel seven miles from this city. was destroyed by IRE
at an early hour this morning. The building was
set on fire by persons living III the vicinity, VINO
feared Nh epidemic of cholera In this city, ana thaI
the sick would be taken 10 the pest house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

escaping steam made things lively on the vessel
for a time. Fortunately good wind was blowing
and nv the use OF sails this city was reached zap
tain Samm Informed the Department OF the ACCIDENT
il will take several days 20 repair the break.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
SUSPICIOUS CASE AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Sept II (Special-The steamship bai'i'
more Of the tombstone Line arrived here To-Day rom
Liverpool with a suspicious case on board Quarantine
Officer IIeiske ordered her detention pending de-
velopments, and placed the yellow flag at her mast
ban