The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-21

The Rev. Brother Justin. President OF De Ia
| Sale Institute received n despatch from
| Pittsburgh yesterday announcing the death
in that city Of the Rev Brother Azarias. Brother
Azarias had finished n course OF five leo
| lures on University Education In the Middle
| Ages" at the Catholic summer School in
Pittsburgh. two weeks ago. when no was
| stricken with pneumonia. week ago he was
| considered out OF danger Inst Tuesday
| through the imprudence Of a nurse in opening
| n window In his room. he had a relapse. Ala
o'clock yesterday morning he died. His body
| will be brought hero to-day. and the funeral
viii take place from s.: Pat TI Cathedral
whose name before his receptSSn int The
| iS4a He came to this country with his parents
in 1850 and the family settled in Decrhed
Utica When = years old ne entered the no:
to Rock fiii COLLEGE. near Baitimprc. wher.6s
then was appointei is President: He health
NAMED two yea years. On his return to this coun.
try in 1883 he was appointed professor OF rhe.
hs be s
was voluminous writer Of books and OF cs-
aes bens TO
SDdan snd h ana dsa" S"ga hsS' s e
7 Among hs larger ToTss Th:
as nas iOuna IN Merbsrs speneers 81 works.,
and Fos tb Of 1 Th9us tsD ana c
Ed ess9 sstsss' :aS s5Ff5ssF,Hs If:
to the Present Day" Will CHI was nearing com.
gleton when he died mother, work. on the
laney. pastor Of the Church of St. John tho
when he died. sister also survives him
DR.. John F; Higgins of 332 Second avenue
died IN the German ina H9sptal early yesterday
at about, 800 A. NJ, he got out of bed to open
The blinds had worked hard f" for r. some e tms
and It is supposed that DR.. Higgins used un:
he
dow sill to the ground below. Pr Higgins
wdom liz Sorn at Port F anG amS
graduated from the Bellevue Medical College
IN can the he had been tine "a a th
amember Of Tammany Hall; The funeral viii
avenue. between Twcnty. first and twenty.
second streets. on Tuesday morning
flames Of hng died he5s
SSFa in 5 2 IN
trade Of ,stonecutting. From there he came to
New York. where he became mem ber of the
BroWn In James 1e
tired from business because OF his health. He
a Director Of the Long Branch Bankins cum
He left two sons and four daughters.
Michael X: Deahy. dry goods dealer in
af ii at ads sst Of ath he
n II I'd wi Mfaa
Herbert. who is, the head o., the millinery
%E% f q his E9" He % .sbn
IL The room. Pr S: Rudd was summoned: bnt
was the cause OF DEATH
Mrs: Mary Butler. aged 3s years wife OF
morning in that city. after prolonged illness.
Mrs Butler was daughter Of the late william
Ralph Waldo tm erson; 4 s9n and daughter
Pa on Tuesday
Orvile J. Hartman Of Oswego. aged 80 years.
died suddenly of hemorrhage while riding in
his carriage yesterday afternoon. Mr. Harnan
was prominent in church and Sunday schoo!
for a number OF years.
Suspected Case OF Yellow Fever on q Tramp
steamer.
PORT TAMPA. Aug. 20-The German tramp
steamship Markomania arrived here on
having been detained five days at
State quarantine station at Mullet Kay thirty
miles south of here. in Tampa Bay. She left
Vera Cruz July 2S: Tnmpico Aug. 4. Progresso
Aug. 8. and Mullet Key Aug. II. She was
thoroughly disinfected. and there being no
sickness on board was allowed to proceed to
this port with her cargo OF sisal hemp. which
had been taken on at Tampico
On Friday morning eight of the Markoma-
MAS crew were reported sick and Drs. Weldon
ish. but were, up and about. Later one ofthcm
grew suddenly worse and took to his berth.
his temperature quickly ran up to lU4 degrees
and his pulse was ] -.
Drs. Weldon and Wall considered this case
yellow fever. although the patients urine
showed no traces Of alhumen. President Her
ders2n OF tho state Board Of Health ordered
During the forty eight hours that the Marko-
mania was here there WAS some intercourse
between the crew and people on shore and in
consequence OF this Port Tampa is now under
by the State Board. Though there
are no cases OF sickness here.
CHAnI Esi1N. Aug. 2O.-Upon receipt ofin:
that there was a suspected case Of
yellow fever in the harbor OF Tampa the
Health department OF Charleston instituted
quarantine against that place to- day.
Myer Concerts at Round Lake.
ROUND LAKE. N. Y. Aug. 20-The series OF
'lyer concerts closed last night with a very
arge audience. having been a great success.
AMONG the artists were: Wood, Mckee Ttr-
.ah T. Hamin. A. Hobart Smock and Miss
florence Brown. all Of New York. who won
great distinction.