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I LAST EDITION.
L STILL MORE i
f CHOLERA.
HI '
I Wieland Gomes in
I Flying the Yel
H low Flag,
I! Two Deaths and Four
I ' Sick on the Guion
Ij Liner Wyoming.
W PREPARING REFUGE SHIPS.
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m. Four Sick Passengers Taken Off
mf the Wyoming.
Ml Health Board Eeports No Cholera
B in This City Yet
II
' Government Concedes Sandy Hook
H for Quarantine Use.
H llralth Department, j
INew York) Sept. U. 10 A. .11.)
Official!
There hare been no rates of cholera
discovered in this city rrt.
Bf t'lIAIlI.KH C. WILSON. President.
Hjj KJiaiONrt CI.Altli, ficerciary.
Hu Tbero are grave reasons to (ear that two
B - ruoro ships havo broupht tho cliclcra to this
Hp port. The Gulon liner Wyoming, which ar-
HI rived Wednesday, was boarded by Health Offl-
Hl cer Jenkins this morning and was ordered
Kj hack to the lower hay, where the Normannla,
HI Ilugla and Moravia now lie.
HI There were two deaths, with choleraic
HI symptoms, on the Wyoming last night, and
Hj there are four cases o sickness, all of which
Hj bare similar symptoms.
HI The Wieland, from Hamburg, arrived this
HI morning flying tbo yellow ling, Indicating
Hi that there Is sickness, 11 nut cholci a, on board.
I She wag stopped at Loner Quarantine, and
i he alth officers have gone on board.
Yellow flags arc also flying to-day from tbo
Normannla and on Hodman Island indlcn-
HH ting more cases ot tho disease, It not death?.
H There were lour deaths on Bvvlnuurno
Hjlt Island yc3tcrday, and ten new cases were
(transferred to the hospitals there.
The Alsatla, ot the Anchor line, from Meat
terranean ports, arrived this forenoon, sho
usually brings a largo number ot Italian
H Immigrants.
(j Mr. J. I'lerpont .Morgan visited quarantine
J this torenooa, but had no further Information
UJP to give concerning the Stoulngtoo.
Two reporters ot the New York ittcorasr,
HI) who started out from Quarantlno in a skiff at
Hul 3 o'clock this morning, were pursued by the
HJ quarantine cfllclals, and overtaken Just be-
HIV low Fort Wadsnorth. They were brought
HYju back under arrest. The only other case of
HJt arrest for attempting to violate quarantlno
HJ regulations was that of a reporter of tho
H Ueraia.
Hi Two volunteer nurses from the rresby-
H terlan Hospital accompanied tho Health
HI Officer on Mis visit to tho leland. They
HI wore the badges of the King's Daughters.
HI i
HI WIELAND FMLH A YlSl.MIW Fl.AU.
Hjl Hke Arrive, from Hamburg nml la He-
H licve-d lu Ilrlni; Cliulrrn.
j " HIT ABAOCIATZn rXFSM
HJJ1 Sandt Hook, Bept. t. The Hamburg-
Hm American line stenmslilp Wieland, Cant.
WK, Kariowa, from Hamburg, which arrived In
Blji Loner quarantine Boon after 7 o'clock-, liaJ
HI 1 her e!low flag hoisted, ludlcntlng that she
111 Iv" '1Ll, lc-DM' " not cholcrj, aUonnl, and, It Is
Kl It iciired, she has some cases of the bcourge.
fill- Tho Wleliud Is not oi.o of tho first-class
rf steamers ot tho Hamburg.Amerl',an line, but
ly j Is a vrarcl of about the tamo &Lo and build as
It tUultUTla. Ihu Wieland carries no steeiajo
II u ro'ichscrs this trip.
IK T, Tho yellow flag ban also beeu hoisted this
HIT mcrnlnj on the Infected steamer Kcrmanula,
Klfi,i'ii-itfi -?Mit 'iW Wl -f iMf i i f'hP'W rlV "i
andltlscMdent that there H mere slcitnest !
aboard of her. Tho yellow flags of tlio Ilugla ,
and .Moravia have not been holrtcdthU morn
ing, so It Is thought there hare been no fresh
outbreaks ot disease aboard those two
vessels.
When tho White Star Llue steamer Urltan.
I nlc, from Lherpool, passed In at 8.U0 o'clock
this morning, she set tho following signal:
" lleport mo nil well."
I The British steamer Joseph John, which
left Hamburg Aug. 20, passed Handy Hook
for New York at H.uo o'clock this morning.
This vessel registers but l.DOT tons, nnd Is
thought to have no Immigrants on board.
WYOMINH OltlMUtKII HACK.
Dr. Jenklim Senili Her la the Lower
Hay, llavlus Found Mlckne on Hoard.
IsnciAi. to the rvrMNO woni.ni.
qcARANTisE, S. 1., sept, u. Dr. Wanscr
TnE RTEAMD01T ST0NINOTOX.
was sent down at 10.20 o'clock to board tho
Wieland, and to ascertain to what extent her
peoplo are afflicted with cholera or other
sickness. Nothing definite will bo known
until ho returns.
It Is known that there Is sickness on board
the Wyoming, but Dr. Jenkins refuses to
make public tho facts. Two children aro
known to havo died, and the first report was
that they were smothered.
The Wyoming has been ordered back to the
lower bay, and this Is regarded as confirm
ing suspicions that she has cholera on board.
The yellow nag has again been displayed on
Hoffman Island, Indicating that more cases
of the cholera have been discovered there, II
not deaths.
It has been definitely ascertained that the
two children who died were not smothered,
but died of disease which bad choleraic symp
toms. Doth children wero playing on deck
lastnlght. Their mother Is 111 to-day with
similar symptoms, bhohad taken the child
ren scleral times to tbo ship's doctor for
treatment. Their namesnre:
Klias Pnrrin F eiion, throe ran eld.
Vict niArscsaox.sli muuthiold.
The bodies ot tho children have been taken
to Hoffman Island lor an autopsy and
bacteriological examination by Dr. lljroii.
Thcro aro ulso two Uu-slan children on tho
Wyoming sick with disease similar to that of
which tho others died. Their mother H also
sick.
All the sick havo been transferred to
fiwlntjurne Island with all those persons
known to have bean In conta.-t with thcin.
Dl'.TAlNHI) PA8HKN(KRS ItKHICi:. '
Steamer HlonloKton nnd Frliate Mew
Ilnmptlilre Already Obtained.
The Sound steamer Slonlngton, which
Banker J. I'lerpont Morgan purchased nnd
placed at the disposal ot Health ortlcer Jen
kins for tho transfer ot the Normannla's
cabin passengers, Is expected In this harbor
this afternoon.
f-he left New London about 1 o'clock this
morning, bavin; on board bcsldo tho captain
and crew, Huur. Clark, ot tho Htonlugton
Line, and Preddent Miller's assistant, .Mr.
Dsnilng. The Slonlngton steamed aown
through tne Bound under bolt steam, and
when tied up at rier 30, North lllver, sho
will bo transferred to the Hamburg Hue
people.
It Is not believed that tho Stonlugtcn will
accommodate more than the 'J85 ilrst-cabl'i
passengers of the Normannla. bho Is pro
vided with 117 staterooms, with two berths
In each, and In tho pcneral cabins are nluetj
ulne berths for men aud forty-two for women.
There had been no settlement this morning
of tho question ot selecting a spot for quaran
tining other passengers iroin the ships dowu
the bay.
becrotary F.ister still favors Bandy Hook,
and momentarily expected tho War Depart
ment's permission to use theOavernmcrt
reservation there. Dr. Jenkins still thought
Fire Island the best place.
secretary Foster stopped calling Dr.
Jenkins harsh names for not accepting
Bandy Hook when he learoed that the War
Department nad practically refused tho use
ot the reservation on the ground that it
would Interfere with tho gun practice there,
but he still favors that location.
Dr. .Tonkins opposed It on tho ground that,
alde from tho War Douarttnent's objection,
thero was no proper sanitation ot the Hook,
and, besides, It would be difficult to Isolate
the quarantined peoplo from intruding curi
osity seekers ; and, besldos, tbo town of Mid
dlctown has asked Clnv. Abbett to oppose
with all the power ot tho Btato of Now Jersey
the planting ot a cholera colony on Bandy
Hook.
Ho favored Fire Island because It had al
roady a big hotel suitable for tho accommo
dation of those unfortunate ocean travellers.
He and l'resldent Wilson aui Dr. Irani:
Ferguson, pathologist to tho Beard of Health,
had a consultation lato List night, und nil
agreed that Flra Island was tbo better ilace.
Moreover, Mr. hammls, owner ot the hotel, li
Milling to sell It for the purpos-.
At this Juncture ex-Movor Abr.tm S. Hewitt
comes forward and makes an oiror of
bin rium Island, at the eastern extremity
of Long Island, for a temporary ijuirantlnt.
l'lum Island has ab?ut II vo hundred acres.
It Is Isolated, but It Is also without a struc
ture, a well or any ssnltar) arrangement.
Mr. tiettltt Adds to his otter the sententious
remark that something should be dono right
away to rcllore the putengcrsot tho Ntr-
-AigrAv-ifr jj-fri-Vitf Vf r"i"jni ''
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inannla and the ltuulj, onJ It money H
needed to (stabllsh teniuorury quartors this
city ought to rslto 1 100,000 In a Blhglc dsy.
Mr. Hewitt says ulso that If the health
authorities should so dccldo they had tho
right, aud it would bo their duty to take the
Oi lental Hotel, coney Island, as a place ot
reliigo for tho passengers.
" My plin would be," sas sunt Byrnes, In
his usual direct and forceful wsy. "toak tho
llamburg-Amcr.can Packet Company, wuloh
owns the Normnnnli, to hen J another ship
nnd anchor her ObO yards away from the In
fected fhlp i then transfer the passengers to
the clean ship. An cccan steamer Is like a
big hotel with evory convenience, nnd tbli
plan would make the Hamburg line take
care of Us own'
Muring all this discussion the 48!.' cabin
passengers of tho Normannla are snondlug
their seventh day of detention on tho ship.
The old wooden frigate New Hampshire
was lowed from the llrookljn Nnvy.
Yard at 7.1)0 this morning to tbo
Hnbokcn docks ot tho Hamburg-American
line, where sho will be fitted up with cots to
receive tho first cabin passengers of the
Itugla and the second cabin passengers ot the
Normannla.
The New Hampshire was placod at tho dis
posal of the health ortlc?r3 by the Secretary
of tho Navy. Bhe has been lying at the Navy.
Yard since tho bummer cruise of the Naval
llcscrve.
Before leaving tho Navy-Yard Bhe was
stripped of all her naval stores. Five Oov
crnment officers accompanied her, the re
mainder of tbo officers and crew being fur
nlshel by tbo itamourg line.
It Is thought that when fitted with cots the
New Hampshire will accommodate 800 pas
sengers. Bbo will be at the command ot the
health ortlccrs as long as the present crisis
continues.
The Hamburg company's people have
everything In readiness at the atoulngton
pier, and a largo force of men ready to go to
work at once and (It her up as soon as the
vessel Is turned over to them. It Is thought,
however, that tho Normannla's passengers
. will And things vory uncomfortable aboard
the fetonlngton, because they will be so
crowded.
" I believe that many otlhem will prefer to
remain on the Normannla," said Agent Boas,
for they have every comfort there, and If
they can persuade themselves that there Is
no danger (nnd I am convinced that there Is
. nonefthey will make a wiso decision.
I " '1 he Btonlngton has 1 17 small staterooms,
which will accommodate two iicople each, be
sides tho berths in the omen's saloon. There
i aro 'JS'J first cabin passengers on the Nor
mannla, and it they all decide to go aboard
, tho btonlngton there will be many who will
. have to put up w Ith cots lu the main saloon.
11 Tho -'00 second cabin passengers and tho
cabin passengers of tho Kugla will bo trans
ferred to the United 81 atcs Bhlp New Hamp
shire, which Is now fitting out at our docks."
" There has been some talk of putting In
cots on tho Stonlngton's main deck," con
tinued Mr. Boas, " but this will be impossible,
a; wo must havo some place for feeding the
people.
j "As it Is, tho cooking facilities are so
limited that wo shall have to oook three times
I for each meal. It will be Impossible for
, more than a third ot the passengers to lake a
meal at once, and we Bhall Lave to hustle to
accommodato even that number at one lime.
" Wo will have to put a crew aboard to
manage the steamboat, and the stewards of
the Normannla will havo to go with thorn.
Tho latter have been In dally contact with
the passengers and there Is no danger from
J that source. This will increaso the number
on board tho Btonlngton to mote than 1100,
providing all tho Normannla's tlrst cablu
passengers decMc to abandon the ship."
I Tho Btonlngton arrhed at I'ler UB N. It. at
1S..5 this afternoon, lu charge of Pilot
Iteam. bhe will bo fitted up ibis afternoon
and towed to quarantine.
I President Miller, of the btonlngton line,
has notified Dr. Jenkins and Banker Morgan
of the arrival ot the steamer.
I The order for beds, matti esses sheets,
pillows, blankets and tablo furnishings for
tho steamer Stjnlngton wsb placed al 4.110
I o'clock yesterday altcrnoon with It. II. Macy
'&Co., blxth avenuo and Fourteenth street,
! and at 11 o'clock" to-day h! been filled in
every particular.
VICTIMS OF TI1K t.IIOI.IKA.
Four Dentin and Ten New L'nsrn Re
ported on btviuburne Island.
tflTCIALTO THK KVEN1HO W0r.l.'M
qi'AHAMiNE, S. I., Bept. 0. The death roll
from the cholera-Infected ships bean lour
' new names this morning, the Uctltns having
succumbed )cstcrday on bwlnburno Island.
Tea newcacsot tho disease were also sent
to hwluburno Island yesterday, along with
eight "suspects."
Two ot those who died yesterday were
steerago passengers on tbo liuttln, oi.o was a
steerage passengcron the Normannla, aud the
fourth was a member ot tho Normannla's
crew.
j Tho crew of tho lattor snip furnished fix
ot the new cases taken to the Itlund. They
werohtrlckcn on board tho vessel. Another
was n steerage passenger on thnl ship, while
the uinnlnlng three weio steerage passen
gers on thu Kugla.
No cabin passengers on olthor tae Norman,
nla or Itugla.
Following Is a list ot yesterday's deaths and
new eases:
nrATur.
CctiI'i.tz. I'l mini, 8 jrtu old. (tonic. iu.n.
Ar f ruiu Hugu t wktu to Bo)lit a.f't. J.
(C!l(fn td uii ITKl'd VJC.)
j-dfiJtvL'j 3A'ii'Siarv..? .... i..M,fJA'j,'b
AHniHMBSMSjKAAu5Cj?-'nv..,. Jf ''
loin MHSEeiiEiTiJ
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Sherman to Bo Examined at Mor
risania To-Morrow.
Police Kxpeot Kvilence Knough to
Hold Illin for Trlttl.
ItntriAL to tiik rvfiixo would 1
Mott Haves, N. Y., Sept. it. Tho mj'Blcry
eurrounali g the death ot Frederick fngcr,
the collector ot tho Water Orel flow Preven
tive Company, ot una (Iraiul street, Is stl 1 In
a tangled condition despite tho efforts of tho
police to solve it.
eager started with a crowd ot eitnpnnlons
on .Saturday morning, Aug. mi. on a shot t
cruise up the sound, 'the steam lrunch Ada
was chartered for tho trip, i.iul the crun J was
composed of seven men and tvio women.
Jack Duncan, Bjn of a wealthy cunt i actor,
chartered the boat. Patrick o'l.caiy and
Eugene Sherman wero ot tho party.
On the way to City Island a tight took plnco
on the launch over tho women, but It was
quieted telorc they rruched the city.
In Brown's saloon at City Island it was re
ncwed, aud cagor was hit with a globe Iroin
a gas chandeliei. 'Ilia party brke up and
eager was lelt behind.
'lhe folluwlng Monday morning eager was
found sitting on tho bridge wuicu joins clt)
lslaud and Westchester county by the 0ei
seer of tho Poor, aud was taken to tho station-house.
one of his arms had been dislocated and
bis skull out, and hit was bruised In many
places. Ills bpeech waB Incoherent, and his
Identity could not bo ascertained until a card
bearing his business address was luund lu one
ot bis pockets. He was lugged dowu to
urand street, where hi) residence was
learned.
'I he guard at drand street refused to allow
him to ride on the Llevatcd roan, so he and
tbo two men who accompanied him wrra
forced to make tho Journey to Alexnmlor
nvetao, about seven miles, on tho surface
cars.
Dis. curry nnd Walters, who wcio called,
could do nothing to save him, and he died in
great agony.
Upon mo arrival ot his companions bhorl
dan was arrested.
it appears that Sheridan held some animos
ity for eager, although thu rest of the parly
were on coger's side.
Sheridan admits throwing tho globe, but
says he did not Injure eager seriously and to
this the others seem to assent.
Why tager. In his serious condition, Bhould
havo ocen left alono no ono explains.
The pullco talk as though they thought
Cager received his latal Injuries otherwise
than lu tne right, as they sa the crond took
Outer's part rather than bherldan's. The
latter 19 locked up at tho Mnrrlsanla police
station. Ills examination will take place to
morrow morning, when the police expect to
bring out evidence enougu to havo Sheridan
remanded tor trail.
AMERICAN SAILOR MURDERED.
One of the Cruiser Newark's Crew
Slain In Genoa.
II T AMOCIATFD PnS.I
Genoa, Sept. o. -The United Btates Cruiser
Newark arrived here seu'ial days ago to tako
part In the Columbus fetes here. Among her
crew was a sailor named Frank ltcllly.
He wns a liberty man yesterday, and In the
course of his Journejtngs uli.ut the city ho
visited a lodging-house last night aud was
killed.
The details ot the affair havo not ct been
made public, but It Is said that the murder of
Itellly was entirely unprovoked.
G'liA.Mumt of :o.m.iii:hci: acth.
Hprrlal Mretiua to Tender Co-operation
In tuforclnii quarantine.
A speclol meeting ot the Chamber ot com
uicrco was held to-day li adopt measures
which shall Insure to the Federal, Stato and
municipal authorities tho Instant aud hoarty
cu-operatlon of that body lu all matters re
lating to quarantine.
Tho meeting was callca for 1 o'clock this
afternoon by President Charles B. Bnilth, ot
the Chamber of Commerce, at the written re
quest of many prominent u.enlici.s.
A letter was received fiom Health Officer
Jenkins, appealing to tho citizens of New
York to furnish blm with some place to re
mote tho passengers detained at Lower
quarantine.
becretarj ot tho Treasury Foster attended
the meeting.
Weddlncr Trip Around tUe World.
Mr. Charles Stewart Smith, Prtsldcnt ot tho
New York Chamber ot lonuucic, ultb his
bride, has started on a wedding tour around
tho world. Mr. Smith and Miss Anna alton
Brown, daughter of Warren u. Brun n, ot 1 1 1
Weal Ninety-third street, were inairlud ev
terduy atterroon and took the evening train
for Montreal, 'ibry expect to return to New
York in about six montus.
. ,m ip
Election Law Unconstitutional.
pt AttociATrn riun.1
Danvillk, Ind., Sept. 0 Judge Hadloy has
decided that tho registration luaiuitsrt tho
Election law are unconstitutional. Imposing a
burden upon one class of clttzeus. 'ihe law
s in eonlllct with tue t onstltution lu that u
does nut ullow a voter tu Lhanup hl re-rMencu
I within IHU-nlue dajs. while tueiuns.ltu
tlou allows him to moiu nom irceincl to
precinct In the city limits.
Pollsn Catholics Threaten to Sicodo.
UTrrtA! in mr ivfnino v-nnirt. i
ritu.ADKiniti, rept. . The ct!iiiej-atlo;i
ot bt. btaiiUlaus's Polish Catholic church List
night announced their purpose of seceding
from the Human Catholic church uUrss tho
TMl.'Ms up,,olnlcl to take Chirac of tt.u
church Ly ArcUblliop ltyuu neieicmnted,
uud sent a cablegrum 10 Homo tu tluu elfuc'.
To InvestlcHto Chlneuo irnuYcHnwr.
Irr pociATKn rnr.ht.
Month EAi., Bept. u. At thu lequesl ot tho
Washington authorities the caudiaj Pai'inc
ltallroad Company Is rroeee'dlng with Its In
vesilgutlon Into tho alleged hinu glint; of
Chinese into Ilu lulled Mules l) Lie coll..
pony's ofllclaK
Tho Itald Hot Justlflsil 'n Court.
Anna Join s m and fle imnati s of the h jii'o
J0." K:ist bevei.t. .eight list I let, raided b luo
! police, wero nriaigned lu Yo-l.illlo I'uutl tn.
' ilsy, but the charge uf kieiu.ig a dlsoiderly
huue was dlsmlsseJ.
Uowltng Dorvlihea Comp'.a'n to the
Mayor.
Nineteen howling dervmhes complained nt
the Mayor's ornco tc-day that the comractois
who brought them hcru had deceived them
and neglected to feed and support them prop.
erly. 'iliey weio rclcircd id commissioner
BhlcldJ.
HILL PL AG ATE D. i
Sd Secretary Do Freost Broadly
Intimates Thia Morning.
Mr. Cleveland's Visit Results in
Restoring Complc'.e Harmony.
Tnminnny Pledges Unequlvorul Sup
port nml Anti-Snappers
Turned Down.
I'nless all signs fall, Henoter Hill lias tem
placated, end will soon be heard from In the
Democratic campaign.
Becrotnry Charles It. Do Fieest, of tho Dem
ocratic Stato Committee, who Is nn out and
out Hill man, and who has hitherto
1 refrained from saying nnj thing fcr
I publication, said this morning legnrdtng tho
dinner last night nt which Mr. Cleveland en
tertained as guests Ileut.-do. bheehan,
chairman Ldnard Muiphy, Jr., and ltlchard
Crokcr:
I " You may say that Lleut.-Onv. Ehceban
and Mr. Murphy, at the dinner with .Mr.
J Cleveland, hud a most pleasaut, satisfactory
nnd hjrtnrn'.ous Interchange of views. They
dl.-cu'scJ Inns of campaign aud agreed In
every particular as to the method ot pro-
i ccdurc.
"Mr. Cleveland knows something about
politics In this Mate. He made valuable sug
gestions, which wero epproved and adopted
by Messrs. Murph, sueohau and crokcr.
" Everything was 03 smooth as oil, and you
can say further that the utmost harmony pro.
vails among tho leaders throughout the
State."
And tocmphaslie tho last statement, Mr.
De Freest added :
" Absolutely tho utmost harmony, abso
lutely." "Is Senator Hill included In that harmoni
ous aggregation?" was asked.
"I said that thern was no clash anywhere,"
replied Mr. De Freest.
"Will senator Hill meet Mr. Cleveland or
make speech's fcr htm this fall V"
Mr. DeFretst thought a moment and then
answered:
" I haven't seen Senator HUL Ho will no
doubt speak tor hlmuelf."
Mr. De Freest spoke by authority, and bis
statement Is rogardod by somo as an ofnrlal '
announcement that Henator Hill has been
placated and will tako f his coat and work
for the ticket. 'Inlsvlew Is strengthened by
tho circumstances of the caEe.
LIcuU-Uov. bheehan Is Chairman ot tho
stato campaign committee. He Is also tho
recognized Hill lender of Western New York.
Mr. Murphy Is Chairman of tho Btato Com
mlttoo and leader of the 11111 followers In tho
central part ot tho State, and ltlchard Crokcr,
and consequently Tammany hall, Is a most I
steadfast supporter uf Senator 11111 In this
i section.
Tho campaign In the State Is proctleally In '
tho hands of these three mon. Al tho same1
time they represent senator Hill's Interests, I
nnd when Mr. Be Freest spoko for them It Is !
therefore, assumed that he spoke for Senate r
Hill.
But Senator Hill's plncvlcn Is not all that
Is said to l.avo been accomplished by Mr.
Cleveland. With the pledge ot thu up-country
leaders, It Is given out, ho securod Mr.
Crokcr's pledge of Tammany Hull's undivided
support.
In return, It Is understood Mr. Cleveland
was able to promise that the Anil-Snappers
would abstain, or rather cease their appa
rently "pernicious activity" against Tam
many Hall.
Tho antl-Snnpper lenders very discreetly
kept In the background. 1 hey left tbo Held
entirely to the Tammany men.
Tho turn affairs hnvu taken will also leave
tho local field free for tho Wigwam, as tho
anti-Snappers nro not likely to antagonize
l Tammany under tbo clrcuinstsnccs by nomi
nating an opposition ticket, as tbclr pro.
tested object is tho election of M. Cluvel ind.
It tho Anti-Snapper nio to keep hands '.IT
the local tight It puis an end to Mr. (trace's
Mayoralty biom. Neither Mr. Grace, ex
Secretary Falrchlld or L F.llery Anderson,
! the Antl-bnappcr leaders In this city, could
bo found to-day.
I 'iammany men arc enthusiastic over the
result of Mr. Cleveland's MMt. He his ac
complished a political revolution In this
state, they suy ; brought order out of chaos,
ss it wore.
1 hero is no longer any doubt now In tho
minds of nell.luforuiei Democrats that Mr.
, Cleveland will carry New Yoik.
Atldcfrctu tho reported placatlon cl Hill
the prospects for Dtinocratle victory In the
tints looked tnoie cnouinzlng than ever to
day. Several chairmen ot New York Ma-e
I Louu.y committees called ul Democratic
btatu.ind.Nntlon.il llealiiautcrsaud reported ,
1 on tho situation In their -tctlons. '
I Ldllor Norman K. .Mr.ck, of tho I'.un.ilo
lime , brought the In.psrt mi lmws that nil,
faellouJldlircreueujln Lite county had been
tettled. I
1 " llutoro Chalrnw.i MurpLy started ler '
Albany this foretioi.ti ho I'erruber.ited Mr. Do
l'rvcat's statement b .sajli.g that last Mght'a
, dinner was lu cver viaj a micccss.
-..
' Grlflln Soota a I.trht with Dixon, i
i lliv At-tnt 'Alii. rn. '. i I
mJVrw otii.BANF, bept li -Jlf.ny" Carroll
has puttrd fl.OOU luleli an U'l.alf of Johnny
(irir.lu frra I sl.l nliniie'.ige Dixon for ,v bet
lin ;' 10,000 unit the larfe.t" pur.u uITeriil,
, uriniT UH'.-ami' conditions tliaiuoicrned tLo
l)IXUIl-kLCll) ClilllCsl.
I I
Weather Forecast. '
l.umt fori i nn lie iei.ua a dlwjs I'. V. '
, ts.iNird'i!, J-'iift't glflli juth't; irui , Hit i e, I
llielollciwpigieconl Hiiws the changes In I
, the temperaiuiutiuiln tne taoi ulug hours as
.Indicated U) ILf III rti.u!..eli'r ul I'viIJ's!
I Pliarina.y: '
Ii.ll, .K6l.U, Mi 9 . U...fS 1J11...71
On iJllrnmU al AlUTobnrcn Clcoreltes
m.lt.r1nos. II. Hai.Li "HrTW'.x'THXOT.,'
lliili.t lotiA.bl "llniv," VlrjuU tob4Wo,IO
UALr Uikxs." do..t talc,g. B.l.lliW.
,,, ..,fXktfetw,'sviAtr-)'i.tite.i'
END CF THIS GLUE,!
WarsohawEky and Karron Return
to Thoir Uomo?i
Thoy Toll a Straight Story of Their
Connection with Aizcnstat.
Solomon the Mnn Needed to Solve
tho Murder Mystery.
litem) sl cry surrounding tho minder of
I nzarus Alzeuslat, wh'isu body wus luutid lu
the wo;ds along l'ort Hamilton avenue, lu
New rttecht, Is as deep us ever, although the
I police of both llrookljn nnd New York aro
now qullo positive thai the man knomi ns
Solomon, who lived with Alrcnstat at lot)
Knst Broadway, was concerned In the
murder.
Louts Wnrschawsky, nf Si Forsyth street,
i and Louis Karren, of 'JIIO Drvislon street, who
lvlt the city together last Mrr.diy night, say-
. lng they Intended looking up a eci tain coiu-
mlsslcn fcr the tale of a farm In Con
necticut, which wah discovered by nn Kvkn-
I ino Woian reporter to bo the farm for which
I Alzenstut had been negotiating, returned
this morning to their respective homes.
WarscbaHsky scctmd to bo surprised when
told thai he had been sought after In connec
tion with the New I trcchl murder.
" 1 did not even know," said he to an Kvxx
imi Worii.ti reporter, "that Aizcnstat was
'dead. Neither did Kuircn. You see," ho con-
i tluuert, "It all happened this nay. About
two months ago I wns drinking a glass of
soda wator at tho corner or Canal nnd L'sscv.
.stieets, when Solomon catno along looking
lor uomc oddites.
" He was a Htrnnger lo me, but 1 thought l
would help him out. I hata forgotten the
address, but It was that of tome real-estate
dealer. Iking In that business myself I asked
Solomon whether he nantod to buy or sell
Borne property; whereupon ha answorcd:
Yes. I'm looking for u inrm.'
" A long time before my friend Karren had
told mc ot a farm for sale in L'att Haddatn,
Conn., nnd I suggested this lo bolomon. In
this wny we became acquainted.
" He Introduced Karren and me to Alzcn
Btat, mid all lour ot us went out to East Had
dam about seven weeks ago to take a" loOZ at
tho farm. It pleased Aizcnstat, and ho
' agreed to buy It tor 4,000. He deposited
$200 with tho owner, Mrs. I. J. Gleasnn, and
was to havo paid 2,3U0 on sept. H and to
have given a mortgago for the balance ot
l,noo.
"Alter that wo occasionally met Aizcn
stat and Solomon and discussed the pur
chase. At first I thought Solomon was re
lated to At7unHtat, but when I heard that
tbo latter had only formed bolumon's ac
1 qualntanco on board tho stoamer coming
from Europo I advlsod Aizcnstat not to In
I trust ever) thing so blindly to Solomon.
" Alcnstat only laughed at my advice, and
'said ho could not do without bolomon, who
was u faithful guide.
" Last Saturday I met Karren aud asked
! him how the salu wasgettlng on. Ho replied '
that he had not seen or heal d uf either Alzcn-1
btat or Solomon In more than a week, and,
as bo did not know their address, liu declared I
himself puzled to know how no would get.
our commission. I
"1 think,' said lie, 'that Alzenstnt has
gouu to Connecticut alono In Older to dlWdu
our cfiininlsMon with Mrs. Gleason.' Sunday,
however, Karren got Alzcnstat's address
through a Mis. sterling, ot sut F.ldtlage street,
where be had lived with Solomon beloie mov
lug to 1011 hast Broadway.
Ksrren's Inquiry at the latter address
elicited the reply that Alzenstat and Solomon
bad genu nway tho day betore and bad not
yet returned.
I thought Karren was trytng lo fool me
In order that he might keep tbo whole euui-
1 mission, which amounted to alioui fx'OO. I
' told blm so, and lie suggested tliv. wo gold
ihnsi HaddJin lo provu Ids liinoeeiiceui auy
hUeh deception.
" Al Last lludlam we found Mrs. Glcason
ready wl.h the papers. Neither Solomon nor
I Al7custai bad been there. Mis. (Ilcason said
'thai perhaps Alcnstui was too sIcKtuti
i there In time, tn which casu she would wall
uutll sept. '.'D.
Alter waiting until lato jestcrday nftcr
no)ii, we took the leturu boat trom llnrtturd,
i otin , and arrived in New York at 7 o'clock
this moron g. '
. Louis ivnnen told Tin: Kvkmnii Woki.ii re
'porter substantia. ly thu sauiu btory us nar
rated by Yv uichawsky.
Solomon worked In the grocery store of B.
llarrli1, U'7 Lhsox stieel lor t o weeks shortly
after his arrival In this country.
I No arrests havo )ci teen mule.
m
THAT JUDGMENTAGAINST JOHN L
Juduo Osborne Grants nn Order
Oponlntr the ruglllst's Default.
Coucscll'-r Anthony Barrett appealed be
fjio Jmlge Osborne, of tuo Li khu clty
Court, thl luoiulug.a'id argued the adjourned
motion to 'how ctilso niy the judgment uu
talued li) John II. Vulletle .gainst Joan I.
Sullivan, ix-champtuu pugilist, b) default
bhould not b o.vurd.
i Valicltr Cinliii (I payiorscrvlcesssadvaucu
ngent for sulllvati fiom Oct. 14 lo Dec. '.'ll,
Ibsli.
i couuwllot Barrett explained to ttin court
tint nt the lime the action was brought nu
vv as III and unab e to appear.
lie lidded that sulllvati did no: know Val
id tu nnd had mado no urraugeme.'it fur his
s-rv lies, nor authorized auy one todosjler
' him.
I ,1'uUe (ilo'imo t'tai.lcd an cider oj cnln'
I the default.
I rrvdrto Conc-'O'is Votes for rt Com.
j pulcory Uight-llour Law.
, . fi,.i i. r n i ww,
i (ii.iiiitjw, sept, I'. TLo Trades Ccug.cst
hay adopted a n solution ucelarlti; thu an
el.'hi.liour day shuuld le mad" eoiupul
ory. tine h'liUiod and (Itt).lHeoI tl.u delr.
ga im viitul ajaln-i tlu resolu'l.n, lun
hundred snl live l.iilo.s v.ne cut lu p.s
HVor. ,
I Tmoplro lntilihr uiiru'llliir. I
II iiui'ltilH THr. ,
Tamnco, .Mix., bt pt. li 'Ihe Fcd-rl (lot
eminent has directed the health cfllcm at
Ta'nplco to qurunllne all v esses trom
cholera-Infected ports Icr nttcen dyb.
I'nxl, Paxl. Paxl, Paxl,
But all.tsbtcco clitrtttM, 10 cnt ptipiiim1
ICLHEliO RETUHHS TO-DAY.
-
Sheohan Assures Him of the Loy
alty of Senator Hill.
The r.t-l'resldcnt Will do Iliclc on
the tnll Itlv.'r Doat.
Ex.l'icsldont nrovcr Cleveland began tho
Becoud dny ot Ms visit here with breakfnst nt
li.lli) o'clock In bis prlvnto dining-room nt the
Victoria HotcL Private Secretary O'ltrler.
sail that Mr. Cleveland rested comfortably
last nlihl niter bis dinner with Messrs. Mur
pity, bheehan, Crokcr, DIcklnscu und Whit
ney. From nil nccounts tho Stnto managers gave
their opinions Irccly concerning the cam
paign, and Mr. Clovclsnd rojpondcd cordially
to tho advances maao by .Mr. Murphy, Sir.
sheehsn and Mr. Crokct.
Mr. Shcchun, It Is said by n gentleman who
speaks with authority, told Mr. Cleveland
that whatever their former differences had
been, Mr. 11111 and his friends cherish no re
sentment now and wilt work hard for the
National ticket.
It would not havo altered ntlalrs oven If
thoyhadnot Been Mr. Cleveland, Ihe chiefs
arn reoortcd to have Bald: but they went
pleaicd to have hud nu opportunity to mako u
personal nssiuaneo to Mr. Cleveland.
From nil that can bo learned of the consul
tation Iii3t nLtht, tho greotisl harmony ex
ists between the National Commute o and th
lepresentatlves ot the btato Cotnuilltco aud
Tammany Hull.
'Ihero la some speculation ns to whether or
not senator Hill will visit the Victoria tc-day,
but It is generally expressed that thero Is not
tho slightest friction between Cleveland and
Hill us tnr it the Nation 1 Issue Is concerned.
Secretary O'Brien said tnat Mr. Cleveland
would leave New York to-night on the Fall
lllver bout. No formal engagements had beeu
mndo for to-day, he said, and thero wero no
appointments outside the hutcl.
senator W. I. Brow n made a second call on
Mr. Cleveland al 11 oclook this torenoon.
Hailroad Commissioner and Secretary of
tho state Committee samuel A. Bcardsley, of
Utlca; AsemMyman ntlllain Sulrer and
Secret ary of thu Campaign committee Charles
H. Do Freest wore shown to Mr. Clivelaud's
apnrtminits Boon after and wero lollowed by
Don M. Dickinson.
Mr. He Frrest said that Mr. Sbcchan had
gone to liunalo this morning and would rrob
ubly return on Monday.
Messrs. Do Freest, Sulzcr and Bcardsley
wero with the ex-l'restdont only a lew mm.
utcs, nnd then went back to Domocratlc
Headquarters, leaving Mr. Dickinson and
Benator Brown with Mr. Cleveland
Senators Gibson un i White, ot Louisiana,
who wero opposed to Mr. Cleveland's nomina
tion, came lo the city tc-aay to piy their re
spects to Mr. Cleveland. They saw and as
sured him of their loynl support.
PLANS TO REBUILD.
Metropolitan Opora-House Stock
holders In Conferonce.
Tbo stockholder of tho Metropolitan
Opera - Houb? met at coon to-daj tu
consider the dcdlslon ot tho direc
tors to rebuild. Thoro wero only thirty
stockholders present, and It was decided to
send out buggc-ttons tor raising money to all j
tho stockholders and have another mooting a I
wrok tr-m to-day. j
Jnmes llarrlman, a boxholier, proposed
that a National opera-house be built and
that wealthy music lovers thioughout thu.
country Lo Invited to tnke stock. I
J Ills proposition will be considered at the I
next meeting. '
Anion'; Huso represented In proxy or lu
' person at the irtetlng were J. J. Itehwvclt,
I W. K. Vandei bill, hobcrt iioelet, e)g ten eoe
I let, W. W. Sherman, Cornelius underbill,
Adrian lselln, William C. Whitney und D. o.
Mills. I
It was stated that the lowest estimate for
rebuilding and rtlurnlnglng the opcra-bouso
is tiOO.ueifL
THE DAY IN WALL STREET.
Marked Advances In Several of tho
Specialties,
Wail Stbkxt, Friday, Sept. o.-peclaltle.s
. were stl oug this morning, and In trUk de
mand, i
Manhattan, New England. Sugar and Clen-
oral Electric each roau Hi- Evansvldo and J
Tciro Hauto moved up s to 140, on the pur
c'.iaso of only n fuw hundred blures.
' 'Hie general list jlolded i toasiu the early
trading, under tLo leadership of bt. Fu.iL
The b'ars hammered Ibis stuck, but took
gnounieuotioadd verylaigely to their out
standing short lines, butsrqueiitly tho whu.e
market advanced U to l per ccM.
i '
The Quotatlonsi
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Wturlii s it i-' ie l.rir rol... 01 li e, ,
A lull acei'iiuieil Wall hln-t-t nlfalrs wilt bo
found lu 'iui: Lvt.MSJ vieniLb's spuillng
l.xira.
rclltlcnl Potpourr'.
Tnmnr 11.11'a NAtar,tlxltlo.i IIuriiAU w.ll I
e.ii ied At V7 etiit'ili.i.lr.t iivil Muudtr.
'Ih. Aptl-Smpprr. pf tlluTTntl-fjtuttl Atsflra
bljr Dutrlit crA.ulriMl a ututi Is,t nixot. ,1, J.
eiulnUii ulil l.tli. e,rietl.adcrtf tu. dU'riot.
1 h It.pablicAai diaj conclud not t9 order a pU
i.l tb. ti.l.n lu this citr. II -oulJ oatt, Aloul
taa.eOOtodo tne work. Aud teddei, th.l.AQ.rs.
not o.rtAlu IbAt poll o( the ell would beu.at
ibtia anca,
(2Ayi2i!jlil
UST EDITION, 1
APPEAL TO FLOWER. 1
:H
H
Normannia's FasBenger3a Make W9
Startling Charges. $m
"Sm
No Measures Taken, They Say, 9 ,fl
Protect Their Lives or Health. -.&
Uiivtsltetl by Health OClcers, Unprc- -fifim
vldcd with Disinfectants or JAM
Krcsh Wute r. iAvM
'1
Tho following appeal to the Gorerncr was ' -3H
tc-day forwardod to Albanyt 'H
" To It. t f.rf.i, flortTAOT (A. .Vfoe. of -V. ftf ml
" Tho undersigned, a committee repre- fSl
sentlog tho II rat and second cabin passengers 4H
of tho steamer Normannla, now In quarantine :&ji
lu tho Pott ot New York, rcjrecttutly Bn0w: ""iaB
That ns good citizens wo cheerfully sub- ftMB
mlt to such detention as may be deemed ?
necessary by sanitary experts for the i;iB
preservation ot tho public health, ''':'MB
but wo Lold that, wlillo undergoing j
i such iiecosstry detention, we are ?i
1 entitled, at the hands of the authorities, to ."il
as much care nnd protection against Infection 'K
as any other body ot healthy citizens; that
I as jiursons Innocent of crime and suffering; sH
I discomfort In the public Interest, It Is our t3!
I rl;ht to have that discomfort reduced to !
minimum, and to this rnd no expense should 'tl
be spared or reasonable precautions ne- 'ltHi
glided. 'IS
But such measures bare not been taken, jj
and noo persons, mostly citizens ot the $5i
United States, bare teen exposed to lnteo- .(H
tlon, to tbclr own danger and tho danger ot - !
tho puollc. To show this to be true we sub- 'i
mlt the following facts: i
" We have been uetalood since 4 o'clocic -'"3H
Saturday morning, by order ot the Health H
oniccr, and yet during that time, no official "Hffl
Inspection of the ship or visit to the sick has $
been made by that officer or any one repre- $
ficntlng him; no scientific, expertfir'Olher 'VB
aid hn3 been furnished to superintend the M
dlslnrectton ot tho ship, but this work has
been left entirely to the captain and bis 'Sm
crew. '
"Disinfectants asked fcr una premised M
have not been furnished, so that the work of l
disinfection begun by the ship's officers ess fJH
been stopped. :-vtI
"No means have been provided tor com- "T
munlcatlon with the Health omcer, with the 5
result that the sick and tho dead 1
havo been retained on tin ship H
an undue tlm. Fresh water tits 'jfl
not been provided to replace that placed on 'ai
board from tho Eloe, although application JiSB
hn3 teen made therefor, and the water tanks fiji
ot tbo ship havo been emptied, cleansed aid
otherwise made ready to i ecelve it. j
" We hereby solemnly declare that at this ?i
moment t'jcra Is no Illness among the cabin, ;!
rui.sengets, nor has titer.' Leo for rl;htdays, 1iB
nor Is thcro any undue excitement, much less
panic, ninong them. ;l
lan It be posslbto that the National Got- i
rrnment, the Uovcrnor, press and rcople ot ?
New York will permit 500 ot their fellow- vjfl
citizens, all now in good health, tisjH
to bo longer pen nod up on iJH
tl.ls ship without proper, or even any, kmwl. Si
edjo on the part o: say oRIclol, Federal ir ,
btate, that the ship has been properly dlshv. 4t.uH
tccted?
" 'llierefore wo pray that Your Excellency .'i
will put at the disposal ot the Health 4i
u.T.cer such competent nnd expert s- :''
sistance, with every npp'.lanco necessary lo H
eiinblo him to al onco take charge ot tMs
ship nnd put Ihe sime In a perfoet sanitary "x
condition and thus r.'Kevo us from our pres- ''jM
cm jeopardy.
Now that i O'l know tt.c truth we venture t
to horo that you will oct promptly. Longer i
dtla) In thlsmattorfctms to us to nppro:u -mM
cilmln.Ultj. Wo subjoin heietoiho report ot ',9
the I'ass-nger commltteo on banltatloa. 'S
All of w hlch H rospecttully submitted. tjH
J. 11. McrtiLitf ok, of Ne ,v jersey; H
' '1 IIKO llCIN'I'.OTII, v
' JlITI I.CUEECBO, 'iB
" EnwiN L. eioPKIN, d
" ltouniT M. Tnourzo.v, Hll
A. M. l'At.'ir.i'. .fl
J. s. ltosr.Ni u.u, ot Maryland, ;
"Di. F. Lanoc, .'!
l.xccullre Committee. v
"Tho undersigned, benltaiy Comadtte -"!
npp.luted by the cahlu passenjers on board 'f
the steamer Normannla, regard it tnetrduty T
u a pi.ca 1 to putllo opinion, la view el Ihe J
fo'.lowlngciuslleiatlonsnul tacts: 'JH
"11 seems inc'Jiieelvalilc that noo hereto. '
lore healthy peoplo should bo quarantined on
board unlnfeciedbhln, and that II Isimpos- v
slble to Isolate Hum nt a plnca VmH
thus ,nr n u Intectel. They emphasize idH
tins poitit so muclunoro as irom nil appear-
i.nee-, til" measures taken to dilutees the 'flH
Noruanu.a havo leeu lacojiplrtc and void H
ot that speedy, energetic and systematte VH
mo to of pricccdlnj which Is nceesiory to J
I'nMer.t'y eeunteiaet Ihe damajlng InfJucn M
ces to wlihh all are it posed. .H-j
"lu reicieuce tothoiu points they submit -tp
thefiilluwlnglacis: vMH
" I. .si in. tluu' hare there texn facilities te '!
icmini'tl.ealck lmuudl:.ttly niter thu ?nstt H
ci Urn elm era i)mtoius. Ku-u ..ead budlua ,s
ij.vo UiMi l.ept on bcatd lur in out). lour h
liour:aiidi.urJ l
:.'. At no tin" a:i cQclaLthorougnlnspeo- B
Hon uf thu snip lias been mad-, nor have any -'fl
tucisuie'S been n en with n gurd to dlslnfec- tSH
tluu evii'iit xoe'li us wero pesslbie with the lJi
tiisuriiite.il stippy ot dUluicctlnz material fi
cat i lid uu boa i d ii
.I. L'islnieciliig material has not teen fur '
tiHi.ti 1 1 roniutlv In spue' t the request ot the
snip's iiuthLiltle'. The demand utaue 'ti
suhiilI.t). sivt. il. to place en 'ii
buaid the ship naonielal expert ti supervise ,-ImI
nnd exceiiie tkcrouh dlslnircllou tits hot ;H
teen compiled vvltti. tH
"4. Tne water tiipply of Ibe ship has pot ri
beeu tuken care ut in n iroprrway. Al-
though by Munday morning the tanks wtw . 'i
clean and teady .to receive treet. !-','-
water, such is not oa , boirj . st,, ,-,l:,'l
, tittl