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pr,r. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.., proadway no 1888 Louis Isaac and wife to s.,5oo
Eap1Set, hS So 90 Frances shorthand to
Wia,. z".'eE r. and # n"S'H of c6fysst iooA
Jg &c 20 ol' Morris +! N Sass and wife &c
sn5 5GifSs NJ ''s Joseph GAS e Mo'li' GAS
Ave G. SO, Is = ~ Amund johnson ana vic $3.50
cot s S5s%u4a i@3 EieseRSSTl s, '2sN
Ritinston,st so go nathan "o'd''e 10 'u''u' 10
c.S Goi.len 40 -: Abraham. l. BIc'tit and
'D' "if It ng ngi zine sin; uox
Mer eS so - Lc,'l''il Wei = is'ac WeaJ
cFS Goldman to o DaSi " PAt,a ,,,,oc lain
Housonst o.. u " %, ;r NV oo.. IS 500
same property Aaron "o'l'fs'. u 'o,'r. 90 80
p.I meT,.G"N ~ So wirm Pullman TO Charlotte
..a giSH9 "a iol PER Ludwig aaoi9er c@ ., 700
llth.st No $40 49, Jacob H'To"l4 anu Wiz 50 COO
Johnson and another executors TO AVN t5 800
Ave D. ; corner 5tn,st 22Y'9 Isaac r''"" 1880
22d rr..: : to 10y }1sn, l. .. aoSaiF a,5
3o,ht 100 4 Of i-te-aIr 'oA''' ''l1. "A go
4ota,t So 2is West; Joseph Fox ana WHO 10 1900
nnd h1 n.s ? SS as, MORT o oi wiz TO Aaron loooo
po Ap li9oit. No lcs jennie II Eyral aud hp''
band 70 lnO g ,,,.l iG E,es to joseph class,
SSts, cSs E q ' ysa,Ges S''1'o0s
47thst ~ {: lT'-,aN' Iarlor 1880
Co.h.s Nos 299 ara 25l west MO " 2l.5oO
s-, 70 ,''o's' 81 II \, y, ives: Inaayc, J3xogs
Charles De Brewer ana w.o 1853 "a
,,r 19Ee"ASt os rs to ido Ea,: Mathews
oStnh III In. IT 70 lIaio Mgp:5san .o5oo
rTC'PS' t ra"cc 10 la s 81 at -
Le1ingion,oyc I.7i5 and I,75l' w.lam Lymea ,,oooo
* ave ore o ASo'14 a.ayo fo:am
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Geacber1

A GEVCY TO SUPPLY tutors, professors rach e1s
n goeerrcsses etc. in all departments OF
rrIors Of good schools recommended u parents
COY RE KS Book Buiing. 100 fff'raVe, cor. -uul9.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Tea MLKSi olrr6cssei
n SunIles Professors. ItacFcrs. tutor Vu'o4''7~'
e. IN Colleges schools and Flnilies AppN 10
MRS NJ. J. YOtNG-FULIoN % Union 9"ueS2L--
ID RIVATE INSTRUCTION; preparation To- conoN7
L snoceltv: highest references. .Adcr,s7 osoo
81 YAilT; GRADUATE. Box 90 Iribu1o once.
INIT, FISK TEACHERS Acmces-New.Yok Boston IN
| caco 10. Angeles .c. 600 position. Tiled. H. T.
CED 'KrR n Y. Manager 20 5th2Ne. p5th-S'J
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legal No.lccs.
.VTC,IET. CITY AND COUNTY or

-
SUPRLME CT ki, CIR AM CVu N AMI lam 0f
=, - NJ, . .ur,l,,nc executor. of aud trustr,
and r." i,.t vii ana te.t,icnt Of Sanue. Aynir de.
,a.,d All, nuns a0ans. Matthew j. Til, char
executor. Of Sc. OF Drought 10.
-, literary Nchnrl Tiernsy Rose. wife.
20 ,t.ry Il.ih,th Krlly. Matthew Tlcrncl. johanna
~, ~ I,lI, ttrrner lioror1 artery KcSh Michael
.pa ,ri fnr,t.in maine. of tn of Mchoc.
,ev t.ng nct.f.o her real being unknown Do.
nt'' n"e .n,',ons 49,
i a., 49," ,io,,' r,n'.a d.f,naants:
,.,. glt.,. nnd 4, - 40 copy o tho
al A. alto nov wluln twenty daY. sttc. the service
J., ,ts rxciu.l,c ~ service. aud Ia
va 80 ,,nr f,iur, 4, !u igmcut VII.
"a W. .,i,.f ,oy hy Default r0r the r,ll,. demanded
~ 80. ,,...,.,trf
J" ,..F -. no, 70 i,n,.
NV" e. l.. LEE Plaintiffs AttIInay.
~ .rs ,,.,,qe, ,dd,e 40 rs IIr,5dway. NcN.lOk
W. "'' j. ''
a.. ,, d.,.nlat.t- Michael T!erncy and Rose Tlcr
- ,,,. re- ttrltau Lsr.c ijos1 b,nV a net tous
Carn ody nud each q tnrn:
.on. u,Lce 81 o. Suyem , ,l % 49, AMI scd
STA aa'e1 te IN t once Of n. ticrG q th Ciy
ana COMFY % Nrw- OK al u,t %" - n .nho Isa"
the Cy of N'"'forN On nc Ts Ibi"fr.' Itt roc%
an
,.,.l, ,r,,n,, ON ,,IIL cr-ppr,tL
4 ! \ NPIClAL lthM VIZ ~ IT, Nv, w rs'' ~ >,
usii In I'D civ un Tho e-ti LAY OF December ls02
Tfcs.ao. 10. Goo To- fncr'ham ia 81 e. o,,,n
V g. ~ n-icn H. d.,n.rgc u m"ri4asr OF r'GoT d
on reading nl'ns tn ;'' o! or - mon '. ~ 'lu
lngton tuly verified and i.c aMtN: oil t,anE ~ f
kn- AMI The crruh'ht q. .n' ,ts ~ t,inn nroVt
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xITANTiD-FOr the United States Amy abc.boci 4
w unmarried men the Of 81 anu 80 yrbIs
good pay lations. clothing ana mccca a:'naahce ap.
esnts must be prepared u furnish satisfactory eNlcncu a,
10 age chaI act-r habits Apply az l41 PARK Row.
or II Abingdon Square, New-Yor" Guy or ol futohst.
Rrooklyn
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Proposals.
nRnpOSALS FOR CARTAGE on IMP(

PROPOSALS FOR CARTAGE OF IMPORT
l Ed MERCHANDISE At GhE r0H t or So., NV
Washington D. C., December ;. s'Z-n secordme. "th
sT Of ss s1sn 70 q , Ge 1op. Win be
received the Treasury Department IN Waihne,on rnt
for the cang Of dutlabls merchandise imported at New
YORK for ~ three yens rom tc lst day OF
I'D sinds 81 vehicles under ther and each bid
must be accompanied b. certified check for 81 600 paya
ncrrv that such bid be accepted. proper contract
Cembodyine the sp"cncauons given heo"( VII be enter
within Ten days the dnt q notification Of acceptance
Of bid and that bond VIII De executed In me gym Oh
fonaco OF such contract Ihe contract WI! be 20 fame
permit the Secretary o. the d5 as to amnqi IL a.
ment reer,es TIE rgh, to reject ola or al hf, or to
deec The bids 9g,t e st to r,e and M
dorsed As follows ,propos1s f,r Cai,ase 1T work
ard VIII sGoef ,e F1 rrt Y n fa; tas
for cartng duabe goods y nc Api olscrs OF Public
stor for o sSs@ 9 arg i9m W. 6cSdec eli Ell waie
end per oh H2e yep ana a'H c w ond S
IoS,sen sccord-fhc price pcr rac,1Se ~ arnE al
sample rck'ge. ron a, cn. DEC as -. ov 81
snccets11 bidder wl be retained un contract has beea
entered and bond given a. above ani no md YIN Do
Ta"tHon rc.crycs he rqht to roget all bids. AID
he contract w be framed ~ to permit ne Secretary
Of ne h y6rk viii bc given bv Ne Collector Of
Se''ai pplidotion CHARLES FOSTER Secretary.
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,
4. Ncw-YorK. Deccmhcf -, ls9s-$ril"i r'ol" as
IN h1o 1TPsaG T' a S 81 s'3 ct when psec
they VIII BE- publicly o9enel IN 'nc pGe, G %, Di
lins with loaiin- apInrntu-. for l-neh h2 power gun
AID for their satisfactory ri'cilnh q" S1Hy m1oh' ~
rav he scen on Application This Office. The attention
az hitler. is invited y The Ac, ~ '"er~. ilpfoN'l
Es5ruary ~ y Pase IL Sta,u;ts az Large q. IT,
GILLESPIE Lieut. CO. Of EnHneert.
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1nstructlpn
For Boys and Young Men-Clty.

For Boys and Young Men-Clty.
ID OOKKEEPING ssenoeraphy. npcwr!bng, &c, thor
ID Oughy taught, day evening SITUATIONS 1uihlSh'h
Address New-l ork Business College l2Jti-st., y. y.
ia COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Boys. - West j6th
i prepares FOR college and business; primary 81 s.
few pup-s received the family. Now OPP Cata.
logue. ELMER T. PHILLIPS. \. ~. Prncpd
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1.473 Broadway,
" near 42dst.-Ai departments Preparation FOR Iae
Harvard al special rate. Eoarling pupils received
y. {. HESDRIChSON ph. ID.
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Delaware. Inckawunna aud Western X. X.
Station. In New York foot OF Barclay and Christophe
streets.
suORTE-T LINE, NE-TIBlL LED TRAINS.
4

Direct route to MN AK, BIO cid. MoNrGLAiR
mi. OkANGtS. summit, Befntuisyilie. Basking
Rdee Madison. Morris;9own Pas,ac; Paterson Boon Boon
ton Dover. stsnhoIe BCDD'S LAKE, LAKE HO-
TXiCONG, nackctt>oown, sGmo3LEY's MOI y
Wafer Gar srkQr DNnn 20 =, PosGeo MCgni an,
sCHNIQ% On of, M t'tt Non
S'o.e' ''4lH@iiAM10N, 0Nf0GD. Noi:WiCH, water.
I'M UTICA. RltliilELD SPRINGS. Cortl1nd,
sYGACusE. .6sWL'0, ITHACA: M,EfG, ELMlEA
points Wet, NotIiLW t2r To- MD souInWEsT "
'HntcS. pullman Iaror cars Connects at Buffalo
with train FOR Chicago. arriving 30 a. m neat
,,io A. M.-BINGnAMTON MAIL. Stops at princl-
,,ba r M.-sCRANT0N, BINGHANroN and En-
All r. NJ - EANTQN; NiLkl .bAEEE and PLiM'
,,3J IT, VI. lpiHY.-PtFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
'''pnlin'nn slerncl-. Arrive, AZ : 10 a. ID.
d., a D. NJ. t1alyI -Htl FNLO, UTICA AMI OSWEGO
vi ri;fSs Pullman sl,cler,. .,,,., . -
"a NI.lN ana "a LI.NAN ACCOMMODATIONS nc 20
Murioy-t and 80 Hroadway llck,t0 ~ ierry sm9ns'
- IA 90 f-o-'va % Nest i2jh-st.. 235 Columbus.
.Ic New.York; BIB Wlshngta.st.. 20 Fulton-st and
IS Bedford nroo Ign. Time taolo'. siNn. full in.
form alton, 20 all stations. $3.50. 90, ,, -. - =,
WIr,,V' OFT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check tagcaLe from hotel or rcsGonfe 20 Get nation
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. C. & II. L. RI CO.. i. s''we A. fol.
Teams l,aNe West 42d-t. station NcN,fVA' IL:
lt'dns ~ min tes earlier from Il. Franhlinst AZ MAN,
$50 4. M.-Daily for Ne~oufs vnan Je.
-.t5 a. M.-Daly for Albany. except Sunaan; Reches.
s,:,O A. M.-Dally for Albany tici, nicalS; eXeeH
saturday for Toloato , D, Albany and
1t.35 A. N.-Daiiy except su"u''' IL
l.go r. M-Daly except sunday for Aina MAN SYRACUSE
LIZ % vi -DailV for Albany Montreal ue. nstrotk
Rochestr. Buffalo Niagara Fails lOf0"'" :,
s:,p f. Vi DliIy, except sunday, Tor "e"''''
aay s,,ai9Ea and MSPSss. Utica syracuse. Roshss
Ter Hurao Niagara ras Toronto pe''''''
II fSVvFfRSsTRAw LOCALS. a:45. 'sAe NJ .,u5. 4 80
NEWnuE re Locale, $50 lo'i' ~ ' IS.
80 . SO. III IS J.. NJ >.,.c,r, rails Toronto
sl,epeg ears for b ,.raiS;, M ,ralas ..o,os
.Daily For tc.cts time-tl bes pahror orires Brook
RECOMMENDATION. or incrga'iTS" tonst oes
foot Of Fulton-s New.York CITY ~ i,ta.st. 50 wess
$40 Broadway. l43 Bowery' OIL r''' ,,
i-"'"s''' C CIV T. LAMBERT General Passenger
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Gelp Uanleo.

II o'NEILL co.
WANT 4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED BUYER
rns THEIR LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART.
MINT.
0TH.AvE.. 2oTH TO 2lsr ST.
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NORWICH LINE.

FNal @, reduced TO NLW.I1ON DON ~ OO NUNW IUI1,
81 IS; WORCESTER 5000 BOSTON, 1900. Core.
.rdi,c reduction 10 al points East. Steamers leave
pier 40 Moth River tnc>t pie; ab,c Dcsbiosscs Street
Ferry daliy Sundays excepted, at 90 J.. NJ
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( ENGINEER OrFICE, Army Bnildinl
STEAMBOATS,
fall. RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON, FALL RIVER
and all L incipal Eastern l,olnts, steam
cis PLYMOUTH and PlLDhlM rom PEN -, y. H..
loot ~ MURRAY ST. day and Sundays dt 200 j.
ting AinoX boat leaves jerry IlV at Brook
'vn ! 80 D. ~. ORCHESTRA ON Each SIEAH En-
Two CONNECTING Vestbulcl express tolns from fa River
IT, and 9 90 a. Ic.necMNNY.
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ST0nINGTnN Line.

EAEES I,EDUEED, BOSTON, %; PKOVI-
nnfNIE - % W0RCEsTiE and al Eastarn Points
INSIDE RoUTE-New steel Stsanels MAINE and NJ w-
uANPSHII,E leave P.er So y. r., block above
Ca,al.st. az ) 80 +. NJ daily, except sunday.
DOR NEW -HAVEN-FARE, T5c.-Excursion
L good day, 40. Magnificent new twin.screw
on Long leland Sound aud the pa.atal steamer &C. H.
Noitha,Y leave Pier 20 H. H., daily tsuniays excepted
at D. No. ana IL 30 p. ;rryigr IN tine fof trains for
Meriien IIoltfcrd. Springfield and the North. These
elegant steamers equipped with electric lleht> and
bells and furnished luxuf0nsy throughout Through tick
bagg; checked at 34i u oadway, N. y. and
Court-st.. Brooklyn.
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For Young Ladies-City.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FDR GIRLS,
ID NO. Coz SHAVE
nv DR.. ard Mrs. CHAs. IL. GARDNER. Prlnepls
n EW.YORX BUSINESS COLLEGE. l25th ST.. y. Y
~ All practical branches; day evening. Call or al
dress CLEMENT {. GAINES, Mount Morris Bank Big
VAN NORMAN INST FOUNDED 1857.
5. T. cor. OF West Ent-ate. and !l.tst.
Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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For Both SeXes-City.

OACKAKD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Il AChAKD BUSINESS COLLEGE
WI open the year on Tuesday, January 3 Ap
will be received during the holiday
There many nor so good openings FOL
educated young and women as there are to-day.
s. 5. PACKARD President,
East
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
2 Madison square (cor. 25th-st. and Bway).
Branches the prinep American ana European cities
New begins now.
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QUARANTINE MEASURES EFFECTIVE.
50 SAYS ACTING SECRETARY SPAULDING-EM
GRANTS COMING FROM QUEBEC.

80 SAYS ACTING SECRETARY SPAULDING-EMI-
GRANTS COMING FROM QUEBEC.
Washington. sept. Acting Secretary Spauding
said to-day that the measures Instituted to keep the
cholera out OF this country have proved emincntly sue
ccssful far and that no reason to apprehend
that the dread contagon will obtain foothold In this
country.
The Secretary Of State received telegram this morn
Ing from the United states Consul at Bremen, saying
that the health reports show that there Is cholera
in that city.
lie also received the following telegram from the
United states Consul mt Quebec "Emigrants from
steamship Circasslan started for points In Western
states via c. p. r., entering at sault ste. Marie and
Detroit Quaraniined for twenty hours
a copy OF this telegram sent 10 the Treasury
Department and Immediately repeated by tele
graph the Collector OF Customs Detroit and Sault
Ste. Marie.
The secretary Of state has received telegram from
the United states Consul at Brussels saying Brussels
officials report OF cholera newspapers several"
The War Department to-day received telegram from
the Mayor OF Newport X. l., requesting permission to
use Rose Island, In NaTagansett Fay. quarantine
station should cholera make its appearance there. The
request Will no doubt be granted.
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AN APPEAL FOR THE PASSENGERS.

SUGG ESTIoy THAT THEY Be TRANSFERRED IV
CAMP AT SANDY HOOK
The following appeal In behalf OF the quarah'ho,
IN the Lower Bay issued at an iniormai
meeting of citizens in this city last evening
Recognizing the successful efforts when nsse Oes"
put forth by Dr. Jenkins Health Omcef OF INC Hoi
10 keen the choera out OF the city OF New'Fork' anu
borou ghly jusuying all necessary steps tnet sim may
be taken TO that end, respectfully cal inc
OF all in authority TO the deplorabe conduoh OF '"e
passengers who we'll but who are keps IN cose eoh
Hnement on the stricken ship Fresh cases OF c"oes "
now breaking among the immediate ettenoahs Oh '"s
passengers Indicating that the ship Is still inlec'eo anu
that these passengers In condition OF most Imminent
peril Crowded together. they are. all arc
expos,d TO the Infection. and with every Hesh
case the whole previous quarantine is nulifed We be.
lleve that tho only feasible way for obtaining prompt
and efficient relief from this condition Of affairs s 10
have Oh. passengers Immediately transferred to camp
where they can be separated groups and put under
sefe sanitary conditions II separated in tents into
small companies which shall kept strictly apart each
isolated group in which the shown itself
can be promptly released the proper time Of
detention has expired
As the Government reservation Sandy Hook seems
to be the only available place for such camp we appeal
to the Federal authorities TO cooperate with the Health
oeers Of tho Port in the relief OF unfortunate peo
pie ond establish a quarantine camp at that point.
SETH LOW.
ALBERT STICKNEY,
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
HENRY r. BEEKMAN,
A. jacob, NJ. d.
ALLEN McLANE HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
Committee.
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THE POLICE AT QUARANTINE.
BOAT TO BE CONSTANTLY on TIE wATcH-THE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT BULLETIN.

4 BOAT TO BE CONSTANTLY on TIE wATCH-THE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT BULLETIN.
The usual bulletin posted yesterday In tho
Offices OF the Board OF Health:
"No OF cholera have been reported In this
city to-day
by order Of the Board OF Health.
CHARLES G. WILSON, President
-idperintcndent Byrnes, accompanied by Commits
slcners Martin and Mclean. went down the bay To
nnntine yesterday and inspected the working Of the
new police patrol The Superintendent found every
tning In perfect working order ard under the new
a,ran gemcns II will be absolutely impossible for any
unauthorized person get the plague stricken
boats. Chauncey Depew was leaning over the side
Of the City OF New York rs the Supcnntendcnts tug
steamed up and exchanged few words Of saluta
ton with the superintendent and Commissioners
Mclean and Martin.
Right among the quarantincd and Infected
vessels said the Superintendent last night, we
shall have police boat always on the watch for vlo
latons OF the law. The two boats will relieve each
DE rnoored Henr the Carleton. on which the men Will
sleep. | ought have explained that the policemen
selected for this duty are all unmarried" Referring
the story that the reporters OF certain newspapers
Ind succeeded ia getting on tho cholera ships without
detection the superintendent said: OF what hap
pened before took this matter In hand am ~
cognIrant But one thing can say-slnCe my m~
have been on the watch no unauthorized person has
c,one near any Of the Guaranteed boats
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NOTES OF TIE EXPOSITION.
THE MILITARY DIsPLAY-A GUATEMALAN COFFEE
PLANTATION-A NOVEL RAILROAD.

THE MILITARY DISPLAY-A GUATEMALAN COFFEE
PLANTATION-A NOVEL RAILROAD.
Chicago. Sept. (SpeciaD-General Miles haa
completed the programme for the military display
October 81. at the Worlds Fair grounds. From
sponses received from the Governors Of the various
states, and what is known Of the number OF regular
troops coming about 1900 Regulars and National
Guardsmen will take part. The troops will be massek
on Grand Boulevard and at Washington Park, and as
the President passes bis way TO the Worlds Fair
grounds, a SALUTE will be fred by the Regular Army
and National Guard artillery.
coffee plantation big enough TO show how the
plant grows will surround the Guatemala Building
II the Exposition The Guatemala Comnilss oner,
Manuel Lemus, writes TINT the building Is designed
FOR the centre Of twOacre tract, and that It is In
peculiar TO that country models VI the houses in
habited by Guatenaan Indians will form interest
ng feature OF the show, and perhaps number Of
10 Indians will be brought along under the pro-
eciion OF Government officials
Just outside the Exposition grounds. the Worlds
Fair Tower Company Will erect odd and striking
structure. The tower will not be remarkable for it's
height for It Is 10 be only $50 feet TALL but ior the
peculiar method Of getting TO the top OF il. This
over Is something In the form OF a corkscrew, sur
rounded by uprights of steel Ii consists of wind
ing track leading TO lie top, the track being sup
ported by steel columns. IL Is not intended 10 use
elevators In making the ascent. but instead
propelled by electricity will take the passengers up.
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York awaited with much interest on account OF
the many prominent people who were on board, ana
above the horizon there was general shout OF
There she Is" She not stopped at Lower
Quarantine but forging up the bay and through
and saluted BY cheers from ali Of them. She an.
Quarantine. She was met by the Revenue cutter
from her stern. on hoard secretary Eos
Ter, Of She Treasury Department. and party
ernors Island when they passed.
The Grant steamed alongside the big City OF New
York, and secretary Foster obtained permission to
ship. She was delighted at being met by him, ana
her pleasure was Increased when she learned tiat
she, with the other cabin passengers would probably
lion was carried on between the people on The TWO
vessels. - , 49,.
ton was steaming around the big ship. on her was
a party OF New York Central Railroad oiiicials. She
was not allowed to touch the City Of New.lork or
even to land at the Quarantine Pier. Chauncey NJ
Dcrew sent his compliments to DR.: jenkins ana
regretted that he could not have the pleasure OF
delivering them personally Dr. Jenkins was Just
miss, oners Martin and McClnve and Superintendent
yrres, and le sent back expressions OF regret and
promised TO release Mr. Depew and his fellow pas
crgrrs as soon as possible when superintendent
Hyrncs WINS asked what VIII going at the Lower
BAY he said that he understood that choeia germs
through the mouth ana lie proposed 10 Keep
his mouth smut
Dr. Tamadgc boarded the ship at once. lie
carefully Inspected the seerage passengers ms soon
ms no rot on board. They were lined up and care
fully examined. There were AT OF them, and the
only disease found aboard three cases OF measles
Ths CITY OF New York has 527 first cabin and 1875
econd cabin passengers aboard The umigaton OF the
ship was began last night, and Or. Tnllmadge. said
that she would be detained from twenty -four forty
eight hou's. The ship has consular certificate that
she was thoroughly fumigated on the other side Of
no Oceon.
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A LETTER FROM THE NORMANNIA.
OF ONE OF THE WOMEN PASSENGERS
OLE UNJrSTIF1 ABLE TREATMENT.


Mrs S. L. DaIantine, Of Port Huron, Mich. IS
one OF the cabin passengers the NOrmanna, and
her husband has come East TO meet her On Tuesday
morning she wrote him The following lettef:
The morning Of another day. The fresh ocean
f RiA foreshadowihgs Of last night have aea away
There Is case OF illness that we know OF on the
s great ha ye' our s save ps di ns
Normanna and the Rue1a our captain would Ike
Sick but does not feel safe to rednce his own mum
The stohcrs. who were taken OF by the Fletcher
and purhcd-brlngng their rolls of bedding upon their
was the body OF the one who died at p. m.
Ne have many dear little children on board and
delicate women, and all are In a comfortable measure
of health aud strength this morning: No one com
plains q the imposition Of GgsG,ne every t one
Ing is very general among us. that Just and con
dere dealing with these Guaranteed adequate
the removal OF the sick and dcad-n short proper
% 81 f pCyoud Rc pen Sh If ana o IN
York Quarantnc. 1lts authorities have undertaken
boats and their loads Of human freight have been
prevented from making landing. This l. we'll as
II shonld be. But what good Is 70 come from our
we are not we'll supplied with ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mon are here in large numbers. yet no mail was taken
used to the many boats of our own Michigan ports,
or three Inadequate bathing little crafts that came D
TO our side SIDE with so much sputtering ard fuss.
much suffering and fuss.
think coal must cd had to-day, 50 that In en- 81
OF storm our captain may put out 10 sea- lie cannot
leave his boat 10 pound in these shadows IN event
OF not having coal 10 distance the captain will
feel himself justified In steaming up 70 the upper an
chOraGe and remaining there We have now no sick
and no remains for detention so many miles
from the city.
New.York seems TO be poorly prepared to care for
the victims Of her quarantine. The papers talk Of the
cholera feet" Of the vessels plague ships, and
pest ships our Normanna IS called the centre OF
the Infection and In 30 dangerous state render
approach her unsafe. and vet day there are 900
we'll people condemned 10 live for days between her
decks. Where are the carefully equipped and com
Portable quarters that should be all ready for such an
emergency as this? Look before Won leap Is good
advice inst 10 give the quarantine authorities OF
the city Of the world Its bOaSted readiness TO
cope with the plague has been tested found want
Ing There has been no panic, approach 10 such
on the Noemanna, newspaper reports 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding She holds company OF 900 men,
women and children. patiently waiting for simple
jnstice. Our vessel Is considered infected with
hOlcra. WHY. in the name Of common humanity nre
we. who are well. kept here IN snch danger' ave
have shiTs for your separation from the
SELL Is ANSWERED by Quarantine; and yet New York
has proclaimed 10 the world her complete readiness TO
cope with the threatening pestilence. Quarantine