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mupscaacps from HIN. which set forth the pes and sso
negative oil opposition OF b Msjedy personal couoc
~ any n,rgves but all the minds OF your pehtopere
With the profound conviction that his Majesty would feel
with your petitioners the greatest grief and pain ct the
bch haze occurred And your petitioners desire
" d clare 10 yonr Msjesy, and to assure the tsh ma
ton, lhs,-altboreh suffering In with hts heart
broken emily frnm the wrong. inflicted hem. from the
tumatons Of ssas Of Q, lie, their lose Of home, al
,hory end count, King Of odde relies only on the
ustce OF his caute appeals only 70 q throne
AND to the Parliament Of Great Britain and disdsns to
the Of che resel the traitor 10 maintain the right
he seeks 70 viudicate
Majesty that, In the exercise OF your royal authority you
all justice 20 bs done % bis Majesty the King Of
Dude and that be forth nth explicitly made kno IN
hts Nsjesty and to your petitioners, wherewith he IL
harged and by shom and has anth oy % that the
King Of Dude may have full opportunity OF refutns and
osvrovirg The upurt suspoons and oaumuies or which
be now the helpless victim And your Detiuooer fur
'oer that the King Of Oade may be permitted freely
thai they msy alo have opport sy Of vindcAng here
the cbavsrter and cooduc OF their sovereign and relative
on bis o. any oasncs nsons
and of showing that under every varying phase OF o cum
strc~. the rcya fn,ly Of oude have ON inued seadfA
and true 70 their fr'en tsh With the Brit Oh nation
And your petitioners will ever pray, 30.
L I'd 81 LxorARps trusted It would not be suppo'ed
any injustice bad Ss done 70 the King Of Dude BE haa
.nf lent confidence In the Fest India Company and tbs
government OF India nx 70 ac e'ce In the assertion tina
The King Of Dude bad bern Improperly treated.
Lord CAMPBSL ssid be had guarded hi mseH Against be
ing supposed that assertion whom be expressed
his confidence that government OF India had acted
win perfect prop iety AT the me he added that
all ~ho Approached their lordshps respectfully sh ud
"a the opportunity o. being heard The petitioners
dressed The devotion and affect this countrv.
Irrd RgprspALS noticed at he uord "kirbe' not
oboched the pum and their Io7dshrs recssued
t~ti,son urs described The humble petition Of the
UndeTsignsd.
l. rd UAMrBr1I said that IL there any techuicaly
that the sy OF the pon Of the petition he
- o. Id withdraw II
The petition accordingly withdrawn
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Dangerous Ferry Nav1gationS
TO The KDIrOR or TIE HuRALD.

PHILADELPHIA H0um,
WILLIAMSBURG, August 10, 1887 J
DlAa SI-lt appears the public are to be In ooasnss
peril from the reckessness Of the pilots Of the South r
street. ferry boats Last night, sh ortly Alter O'CLOCK hs
Peck slip ferry boat Onaaska while pursuing her wv,
wss struck BY the George Law, following in her wake
This could not be accident but evidently design ne
adies cabin received blow hard enough 10 nearly sap
am In the habit Of crossing twice day, and have frs-
quenty observed the racing Of the respective bosuL
word In your valuable journal would, think, keep
The individuals calling themselves pilots . little tAsx
guard. In your paper Of Monday last You state:
stea having not 70 ApprsasA
each other within twenty yards PenAy $50 In sui By ~
District Attorney. a T. B., 3d.
II such q law exists why 10 II not enforced Yesss
respectfully, J. DE hELLO,
Philadelphia House, WGamsbaFy
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supported In bis old age and there no pressnoe e'eA
thai his engagement has been broken

supported In bis old age and there no pre'snoe e'eA
thai his engagement has been broken
On grounds 81 cold policy, TOO terr'ne s1sn"e
s-llae-s Of BRITISH Inoia for generations to come
II Inc work be not thoroughly cone nov
more far sighted people than ourselves discover
thai thrre 4, but one thing viii ,h the o tsntsl
really ;, ,pscs and bal the display OF rrstbe f,ros
Eohlpr 40. re jadiclous than Mr. Colsn's proclaim Aou
car be oopcel Let not this SHE OF tho greas
veal en- h. pss OF the energetic mea upon hon Is ca
se duty vinoicatpg the hority OF this county In
Br,lsh Irss BY any expression Of maudlin syn oahy
With murdererr az our ctr and
He-e question Of fdir audrdve and Of sheasin9 he
secrd soAes < tute Let be kno IN thai Epgand
viii support the officers who may DO charged ssh the
duty o gupfesstng This mutny and Of infcuny condian
punishment upcu the boodthirsty muuueers, no Eever
serrioe may be the measures which they may fl to
Adcpk
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1861,

Ashmore Bons general unernhAnta NAoNiaes are ="
supposed 70 be large In the Times city article 10 said Thai
4 nesting or the creditors OF Hessrs Carr Go Ses
CASTLE wus held London yesterday when was resolved
that Mr. Colemep the accountant should DO despatched to
Nevoasse 70 frame baasos shss and report - sooa ~
possible on the general position OF tho estsbshmeot
aRRAr wEsTKRN Dividend.
The directors have determined to recommend dlu
dend for the half year ending the Soh June The rate or
one per cert per snnum carrying forward balance for
the current half year OF about flo,ooo.
INDIA.
Asjor General wyndhAm, the hero Of the Rsdan, has
accepted i'm portrait command In India, and will pre-
Deed 10 the East ~ soon pos ibie.
In the city the belief In the fall Of DELHI seems 70 have
become almost universal The reports Of tho capture
unquesouably fae but the Impression 10 that the event
took place three four days later and that although the
hsd not yet been received BY government auhon
tes had reached the native bankers, and hsd
the purchase OF government stock, which they were
making ii I'd anced prces both at Bombay and Calcutta,
before the departure OF the mails.
From India expectation Ii chiefly directed 10 the
regular India and CHI telegraph -hich may be looked
for any time between Monday and Wednesday next
THE DIFFICULTY IN ruRKss-FuRrHss RUPTURK or
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
The London Post publishes the following despatch
OoSsIAs1Sop1l August 6, 1887.
The Porto hsv.pg refused aunul the late election In
Bo'avia TIE Ministers of France, Russia Prussia and
Sardinia have broken Of their diplomatic relations with
hal Power.
The Lon,o Pos publishes an ART sic the present
Of affairs In Copssanunope, arising out Of the question o.
the Danubisn Principaiities
The Porte wishes naturally 10 have two provinces which
she can control, rather than State Of sufficient
IN he aIways and and va
20 weak a. to be in the predcament OF constantly seeking
aid from Russia
England spent ESQ 900 600 and 100 900 lives in war
which began with the rescue Of these very DAnubisn
Pr'ncipaiities from Russia
Russia advocates he union ii eli cost OF the Prirci
palities.
With regard to France, NJ Thouvenal may be acting In
error but he Is acting behalf Of 90 rernmen honest
In lis policy and amendable 10 reason.
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THE VERY LATEST.
yTNAHCIAL AyyArRs.

From the London Times (clty sre,le) Auguas1
Funds opened steady this morning Friday) 1t The i'm
proved quotations Of yesterday and subsequently, mani
tested slight increased 6rmnes There was no aers-
ton the disc ,uni market today Some fe transactions
took place at an 4 below the bank rate.
The bar siiver brought BY the last West rndis steamer
has been sold 81 e2d., showing further sivsue of IA
The letters from Paris described gener, sasnsuon, but
exprs~ confidence that great revival will take plsos In
oo1ber pert, when business viii again become active
and the results Of The harvest viii have bean for soss
Tine manifested
From the LOndon Nevs tci,y srucs), Aus. 81
Much stesdIness shown In funds on Friday and he
rally which established yesterday Afternoon fairly
supported. In the discount market demand rc~ money
steady, supply liberal.
COMMERCIAL FAILURE
Yesterday the suspensioa We announced q Thomas
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This Board met yesterday u noon In the City Hen "a
bray Present. President CLANCY, Drs Miller, The upssa
and Rockwell Tho folio .ing business transasseds-
The bark A'bertine, from Havana, arrived Augaa IL
with sugar sess and tobacco, was ordered TO thirty Ay6
quarantine ana then discharge oNgo
The following vessels were similarly disposed 4 -
BTk q ". Andrews, from Mobile
BNk Rneouek. from Rio
Big Clara HsxAn, from RIO.
Bark Gestruue, from Remedies.
Big Anita ems, ON Neuvitas.
and oompl.ped or DuisaDoe In the No Bowery, (As-
son suret be ween Rooeev - aud Pearl pool Of sag-
nan. mani .aSr senons or EN- 49,
OF tne surrouudng regoborn0od o. osoo Of Dr. A4es
Health mmissonsr the subject was referred 70 the ~
lns ,ecto'.
DR. NATHAN REID. Of Illinois, who had previously ~
Piled TO W norIu City nspector and by him referred =
snt called The attention OF the Com nissoosrs 70 the
fsss Of the and milk poison which affected oassis h
the wesern States, esplAining vas 'ommuncaole aa4
not eimpaed by time, transit cook ing. &c aatsA
that dor cats eating OF this poisoned meat
communicate IT, and Nth regard to persons using IT, Ae
by unknown rhs disease IL susposed - Be
superinduced by he cattle eating poisonous fungi, aAA
10 TO be drea ed than formerly by toe ca.eas
of New York, inssm oh ~ tue cae are brought here
quicker, and killed and eaten without suspictos. Anima1
laboring under this dist transmit 1t 70 other aomA
and the d.ease Is trsnsfe red from hem vidsa
Dr. . ohjeos In mako this sa ement ~as to gss ~
matter iov est,sated by the Com uissio ers OF Health
Or. RocKwUL-u sill require microscopcal and ~
o. RxD-I have laid the matter before Doctors Mott aAA
woodw Ard and seveta other emineui ply sicsns Of ~
wbo desirous Il have the alter avesig stod
DR.. THohPsoS-I oDOse there IL hes ~ o. the
part OF De- Reid 70 make written report 70 this Boar a
the matter and n think well Of IT, VI lay before
the ard Of Health, and suggest aopsopra ION be made
TO sest If tbs ctor will volunteer and MAKE . brs<
statement 10 writing, viii be glad {, have 70 place ~
fore the BOart OF Bealth.
Dr. RnD-when does tse Board Of Health meet,
Or Ro'KwEu-rhs Board OF Health meets when sha
Mayor Sails be N togeuer
DR.. Miller II DR. Reid makes the csmmunlcstoa W
will take aCton 90 the matter
de.ulsory Ion then sprung up, and DR.. KA1
undertook to 'ay bis statement before the mssoners
at their meeting to day.
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REMARKS,

on The near recorded velocity.
RHnARKa
MISUNDERSTANDING heavily oiouded, cumnlus, fresh
ereexe, damp. Afternoon, olrru. cumuus, veyy hGh1
breeze. Evening, half olouded, stratus.
THrHsDAY-hornins, wholly clouded, gray aky, srssg
wind. Afternoon, light summer clouds, gentle bree~s
Evening partially oloudcd, stratus, fresh bresze-
Notwithstanding, light sumner clouds, very shgh1
breeze Afternoon nearly clear, excessively hot, freah
breeze. Evening entirely clear, hot, calm.
MISUNDERSTANDING half olou lei, GIRO cumulus, gentle
breeze. Afternoon, light summer clouds, cirrus frsnA
breeze Evening, swatus about tvohihs o. sky, ecnAis
breeze.
srrpav.-Nornpg, GIRO stratus fresh breeze Arer-
noon, light summer clouds, iresh north wind Evening
slight stratus clear shy, very light breeze.
MONDAY Morning, wholly oioudei, heavy Rrsy shy.
gentle wind gradually Increasing Ia fresh bresse In fore
room Afternoon, entirely olouded, strong wind. Eve
ming, entirely clouted, strong wind Lightning.
TupsDAs.-MorniDg, heavy black clouds (cumulusl 90
verins four ahs OK shy, ffcsh breeze from nortnea
Afternoon heavy oumulus on gray sky Evening, srsi.
over ore bali OF sky, very Light breeze.
cool -' ~
The mean barometer he,gh, was 10 es inches; No.
temperature for the week 1b degrees; highest point o. -
the af'erNcon OF the l4th; lowest point co. % g.
lsh; range, 10 degrees. Moisture Of the air raars1
from ~ eight tenths OF sstursicr) " 20 flour usks
NO rain feI during NE week The general chAr>cAAr ~
me time being hct ard dry. until within hetwo ~ dAys
which we're cloudy and damp,
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Crrde and, Hnrysst nj Franco,

Paris august 81 Correspond ence CT London rimeil
though this the dead season. In Paris, the cabinet
makers and upholserers In the FsubourE st. Antoine
have within the last few days received many orders
from abroad that they csnnot easily Ind hands 10 executs
he o,opI, ,,s. orssr ns s ma
other trades are comparatively idle. Ne complete re-
turn 10 activity Is expected until the end Of September
The accounts from the manufacturing towns In the de-
partmenb represent business generally dull except 81
Rousn. The manufacturers OF RoubAr, Tourcoing and
Lille are, Of course, waivpg for oreen from Paris
Il appears the last season he's been profitable ore
10 those towns. The manufacturers Il Lyons have
few orders hand bal barely SUFFICIENT 70 keep their
American customers arssi anxiety prevails st Lyons
with respect 70 the price OF SILK for the NEXT winter
From all We can learn the sk harvest 10 France fro
bTd 70 fourth lees bsn . fair ordinary crop. Italy
doos not appear 70 be favored than France; still
there very little speeuaton eong forward in the article
would have reduced ie discount This week 70 per cent
but the MEASURE has again been postponed The failure
OF Greek house, annousced In London, and
the large exuortaron Of silver In bars 70 India,
have ndaoed the directors Of the Bark Of
France " observe great caution, although the com.
during the last half Of July The dry and hol weather
which We have experienced 90 ons, and which has
dried up 20 many springs, has o,cuioued serious rise 10
the prios OF -four for immediate delivery bat for time
bargains The rise In -four has given more nrmuea 70
he corn market The provincial corn mArksu we're
Of sssss rose Ky no. me '0s pr'Ss s
farmers were too much occupied In giving the last
hand 70 the harvest 70 icse their tine in amending
the mArken. The new wheat generally OF excel
lent quality, and The yield 10 In some cases enor.
NOUS In consequence Of the plumpnc and dyncss Of he
rran. me oats already rcapcd beuw than was
pected month since The barley In shorter and les
abundant Advccs from the Bordelas confirm the report
Of hs reappcarance OF the vine disease vinsag
where the use OF sulphur was neglected. Nevs fheIess
good crop expected with quality equal 70 the vines OF
ISL In the meantime prices decline in AImos every
market The light wines Of the Saooees Loire have hleu
2f the hecsolre The accounts from Burg andy are er.
oelent There are no oonplsnu OF the dissase In the
peiehborhcod OF Pars the grapes are magnificent and
tbpndart beyond example. The vintage win be nfseen
days earlier than last year.
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The Weather Last week.

me following The result OF three daily observsAsas IN
New York city, Of the range and height Of tho sss
meter and Thermometer, the temperature or evspora
the force Of aqueous vapor and dry air. tho relative me
surs and dryness OF atmosphere, the properties =
clouds and clear sky, the course character velocity -
movement OF the winds, and The quantity OF rain, dong
The week ending wednesday, August 10, 1857, s7A ~
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very foursnng coud,uc l5o 600 emisr~nss Der anna.
seDeTaly VIII tupplied vita hard dollars, Afford re-
Pcsne. tns ooly 70 soe prous, OF the 90
Europe wbioh dsrecutable practice the Com nissossr
have stated sbov. determined to put q stop -
They have already sncoeeded In two In tanoes n
inducing Euro.eAn horhes 70 discountensnce -
o6oss for the sale OF Inland passage tickets n
Commission ssser that bogus ticke are sold st thass
ocee but the rar, ~ osnies Of the Castle Arr
thai no bogus from such have been brsss
to them and the allegation l, yet without proof
All the sateme msde Ia the above can be c0nArune1
By the evidence or well known and reliable parties.
ANTI uONOPOILSr
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LONDON AossY AARxu, FNDAY EVENING, August s.-rhe
money market Ii e0ier The demand has subsidized
and the supply OF capital has become relatively
dsnt Accommodation 10 obtAnabe * to bk per cent
for good os and will probably ROMAN 20 for Il tie
while.
The market for the English fuuds has been rm 10 day,
Of further advance ConAoa cox COS for money,
and 81 9lls for account.
Four o'CtoCg.
Consols, money, COX 9o1s; do, account, 9oz< 9l
very active business has been dooe Ia bullion this
week. The receipts have been fully 900 oo0 and the
sales larger Silver has been taken freely for the st
large arces OF gold have been the Continent
very small portion Of the imports has gone 10 the NIX
Of England. Prices are firm, and likely to remain st
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mo fcrce OF aqueous vspor and dry air. and hs rsavs
moisture and dryness Of The simospaers, are oas..HsS
from The thsrmoussdsal and psychrousu,oAI ooswys-
lions.
The proportions Of clouds and cieay ssy are dessruns<
On The British Associations saie ranging from (esGrssy
ccar) 10 10 (entrely cloude), the lnisrvenns arurus
formins fractional numeraiors Of TO-
The pressure Of the wind u the veociues given sssvs
10 estimated by Rouse 70 be-
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INDIA MUST BE CONVERTED.
from the London Pot, August

n Wiling 10 uphold the by which he eats and
drbE, by which be lives, moves, AND has his b-,ns,
provided thai conflict WI ois caste aad MS
creed Where these no ~ever. are placed In the scs-
agsissa seB inercst he A va to k'ok the beam, and
gives pvedomtnancy feenss, the resuli OF what ~e
would cali cr duIsy and super uop but shoh hi. priest
and tell nim sacred sanctions OF do an
religion L. under this sudden tmpuLe produced by toe
Brahmiu the sspoy has ac'ed. But VINO hA, put In
no&ioo the ahm,n renal be discovered he more
we destroy ign rance superstition In Ind the greater
the blow we strike Br snm aism Oar governs be
ing seoessarly government Of progress, Ia OF
hsied much ~ Brahnns by ulram Dnlaue priests.
But neither uivsmonsne priests 8rah MIN souo,
bsHeve, openly ARE against either 81 home 10
Indi, At the ment, unless tney moved by q
currence az favorable circumstances, and by roresc
PoEer whose agen have oojsct In lkiog -elgl
interests subeervient 10 political territorial agg >ndiss
nent Tine. whish reveals oil things will a. length solve
lhiI my s.ery.
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Empress with their Royal Hghnesses, 10 the landing
place, where the Queen received tseir majeStos.
The al party then convey Cd 70 the house IN
four Of the Queens carriages and tour the Queen and
Prince With the Emperor and Empress occupying the
nIst carrisge
sA guard Of honor OF the uodsream Guard, with tho
band OF the regiment, were formed on the lawn.
the quite onsisu Of Count and Countess Wslew ki,
the Princessc dEssling, Grande karesse General Ro'
land, Adutant General du PalAs; and General Fleury,
Premier Ecuyer.
Count Perfeny the French Ambassador, received their
Nseetses u the landing place, and remains on visit TO
the Queen.
Admiral Sir George Soy and Major General the Hon
Sir Scars have had the honor Of being invited 70 din.
ner this evening.
This morning Il being the birthday Of his Royal High
ness Prince Aired the band Of the Roy Marines played
Q selection OF music on the terrace.
Lords PAlmerston and Clarendon and Counts WAlewsh
and Persigny a,e d Osborne with the imperial vsters
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General inactivity prevas In lhe mArket Tor The Foreign
securities, - for weeks past Turkish ak per cents,
Q4X 70 ex.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
Ing the LIST Of Auguf gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits 1856 3l7 Increase. I'll l4544s
othcr deposits 10 sos osS Increase TSGss
On The osher side Of the account
Government securities 'flo 6s6091 Decrease. f5oo
Other securities. ls2f7,bN Increase. 216t.so9
Notes unemploy b,229,4oo Decrease. os5 ,bS6
The amount Of notes In circulation fle 9o6 $50, being
an pcrf ase OF f327 $751; and the ock Of bullion In both
Departments u Gil, 3o2, lb2, showing . decrease OF
E370,s2o, when compared with the preceding return.
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An Important Era in the Healing Art.
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CATARRH, LARYNGITIs, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
OF THE THROAT, Lungs AND HEART, CUEED
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGs INTO THE STOMACH,
BY INHALING COLD INDICATED VAPoRs
DIR. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung-Tester and Editor Of the Inud
tids Oracle Is treating with astonishing succt ST.
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngiiis
Chronic Catarrh, liberated Throat, and Alice
tions of the Heart, with his new discovered sys-
TEN of inhaing cold Medicated vapors 1t is
wonderful discovery made upon true scientific
principles; the vapors are so composed as to dis
solve tubercular matter IN the lungs, and cause
it to be expectorated it traverses every air tube
and cell and liberated cavern, causing them to
heal quetng the cough. subduing the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chlls.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
of the throat and lungs, that has bghted the
fairest prospects Of youth aud is now annually
casting the sable pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes as
durable in my hands, under my system of treat
ment as any other diseases,-f adopted before the
vital stamina is too far depressed. The advan
tage of this treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find II convenient
TO come to the institution, by writing full hiso-
ry of the case, with all the symptoms, age and
sex. Packages of the vapor with an inhaler for
their use. for three months course, is furnished
ut $40 for one month SIS.
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
is at all times furnished in the Institution, for
those coming from abroad for treatment.
A WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE TO
THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
1t is solemn truth that over 100 900 die in the
Unite1 State. annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay There cannot be
mn effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
of the young, of both sexes, go down TO an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
hea, Seminal weakness, the vice of selfabuse !;
disease of the kidneys, Spinal affection-prema-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
cepton prscticed upon the community by base
pretenders, thu directors of the Troy Lung lnst
lutte have instructed their attending physician 10
give advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted,
Who apply by letter with description Of their
condition, age, occupation, habits life, &c. Ali
persons applicants can be effectually treated at
home.
Just published, treatise on the early decay Of
the American Youth, Spermatorrh9a, Seminal
weakness, the vice of self-abuse and other diseas
es of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mail lin sealed envelope,) tree of charge on re-
ceipt of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, post paid, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the LUNG INSTITUTE.
le.y. No. 90, Fifth ST., Troy, N. Y.