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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
THE PRESIDENTS INSTRUCTIONS.


IT MUST RI ABSOLUTELY SAFE
Loon Lake. y. Y. sept. 10 There has be"n con
Side rable sp0ndcncc today between the secretary
Of the Treasury and the President. respecting the
cholera situation. The first telegram announced the
arrival Of the scandn and the death of thirtytwO OF
her passengers aud several dispatches were received
during The day giving the latest facts. Among them
from Governor Albeit. OF New Jersey. pro
testing against the OF sandy Hook a camp Tor
passengers from the qiarautined ships, and saying
that New Jersey had only c,ded the territory Tor
military purposes. lie also complained that infected
articles We're thown into the bay from the quaran
tined vessels thus cndanecring the health OF the
places where they might be washed ashore. These
had the Presidents anxious study, and he replied 10
Governor Albeit that the Attorney General Lad been
directed examine the question he raised "a To the
right OF the United states 10 use the HOOK as a
camp for the detained passengers, and the secretary
Of the Treasury had been instructed To- see ti,t II
be taken against any communication by the paNSrn
gers with the slanland, Inhabited shore aud also
10 warn the steamship companies that toe throwing
Infected articles from the quarantined ships INTO
the bay must be stopped. The President assured inc
Governor that the people OF New Jersey would he pro
tccted by every possible safeguard. In accordance
with these assurances 10 Governor Abbey, thc
President sent strong Instructions to tho secretary OF
The Treasury, and copy OF the Governors telegram
the AttoI General FOR his opinion on
the legal questions involved.
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PART or FIRE ISLAND PURCHASED,
WHAT DIR. JENKINS PROPOSES TO DO WITH IT
THE PRICE $4,000.

Il.
THE PRICE $4,000.
The arrangements for the purchase OF the Sammls
hotel property on Fire Island TO be for quarantine
purposes. were completed yesterday. DIR. Jcnhins
aid thai the calm passengers Of the Normannla.
now aboard the StonlnSton. could De- transferred 10
the hotel at Fire Island soon feasible. The
following rr'~pondcncc between Governor Flower
and pr. Jshns made public last night:
Dr. jenkins. have for Syracuse at in the morning
VIII then G. t. watrtown. | am rrady TO 20 to New.
YORK az any time. II my pre-eno" becomes necessary.
ROSWELL i. FLOWER
To Dr. Jennn-: are authorized To purchase Fire
Island Tor tho amount you mention 1910 000 and take
Immediate procession and do all can q relieve the
country q, MI, ,courre. ROSWELL l.. FLOWER
The check for the first payment on the Fire Island
property ha. been issued. and in short time DR.
IcnMns will have possession. lie received the fol
lowing telegram yesterday with regard to Its pur-
chase
DR. Jenklns Agree his terms and draw on Flower
, Go. for 5000. viii be responsible for the te.nee
within months. Engage lawyer a'i see that ue Is
,.,,.ct ROSWELL T.. FLOWER
Dr. Jcnkin, replied with the following kilograms:
Hon. Roswell T.. Flower. Cove nor, Albany, y. Y;
C,d hle.s Won for one noblcs acts Of your life.
with Will relieve untold suffering The people OF the
United STATE, will oppapd your act ana IN" state OF
Ncw.Yofk through it, chosen representatives, VIII haS''h
n return the money you have 10 generously advanced IN
mis- emergency.
DR. Jenkins drew the check and sent man 10 see
Nr. SammI,. the owner Of the hotel, and make all
arrangements for the transfer Of tn" cabin passengers.
Thirty five policemen VIII patrol Fire Island and keep
passengers Isolated. The first and second cabin pas
,cngers Of the Normannia. first cabin passengers OF
the Rugia and first cabin passengers OF the wyoming
VIII be- transferred To Fire Island
The Fire Island property purchased consists Of
twelve acres ground thirteen cottages and the surf
Hotel President Wilson. Of the Board OF Health.
accompanied by Or. Mcintyre; an assistant h"n,th
officer left the Hoffman House last night nj lo2O Tor
Fire Island. Mr. Wilson had In Ms possession me
check for %JO.OOO. Ills mission was to meet Mr..
Samm!, the owner of the Fire Island property, aud
Mind Tho bargnln.
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they are needed and II all the space between The
shore and the woods is covered with tents and sheds
long as the pleasant weather lasts II Will not DE
particularly ulcomfotable there but when the cola
it Will be chilly day for the boarders at TINS I'M
prOvised summer hotel.
went down on the steamer General Wave. Captain
Sullivan, yesterday TO look the situation. lie
Government work in part. The land firing at targets
would have TO be stopped. but the sea hIlns could
beach. TIE guard about the magazines containing
high explosives would BE- tebled and every pre-
caution to guard against against aGd int woHa De 8 h
hospital authorities which would extend around inc
from wandering down the beach and hiring boatmen
There is a slight panic among the laborcrs who are
employed by the Government on the testing grounds
is scared almost to death at The prospect O cholera
being brought down to the Hook and his stories have
made somt OF the workmen nervous. Lieutenant
Warren is discharging and paying of all those who
want to go The majority were reassur'd when they
cludcd in the quarantine. There is. altogether, a
of sT hoo In the oGs mi I'D
men and number Of laborers employed by the ord
nance Department the lfc>aving corps and the three
lighthouse keepers and their families. This portion OF
houses. half finished Notifications, CHASTITY white light
gun carriages standing on every hand The Govern
ment has great deal OF property there. but II + prob
able that the adjacent quarantine settlement VIII not
ruie the smooth course Of sandy Hook life after
the first scare Is over.
An electric light plant operated by storage batteries
will he set up at the Quarantine barracks, and the
Icing rapidly gathered Mr.. cummns said that the
buildings would be ready TO accommodate one or two
hundred people by this morning. but the furniture
and cooling outf might not be sufficiently near
completion to warrant the landing OF any passengers
before Monday: As all the water on SANDY Hook,
both that nsed by the people at the Government
station and that used by the quarnntned passengers
is surface water which has percolatcd down to the
stratum into which the wells open, serious Obicc-
ton 10 the Of the Hook for quarantine purposes
has been that the retse from the cholera settlement
would hopelessy contaminate this water supply.
This objection will be avoided by the Of the pan
Of every description.
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A LITTLE SCARE IN CHICAGO.
A SWEDISH WOMAN DIES, BUT TIE CASE PROVES
NOT TO BIZ ONE OF CHOLERA.

Chicago. sept. 1O.-Shortly before O'Clock this
morning four carloads Of immigrants arrived ut lhioh
Depot from sweden, by wav Of New York am Tits
burg The train came here with clean Dill OF
health but the authorities thought that OF the
number WHO died at / 80 O'Clock, afflicted WIN
cholera Albertlna LARSON eighteen years old. was
I'm "A semi conscious condition when the train pulled
into the depot. and DR.. Garrett. OF the
Health Department. sent her 10 the County
Hospital. but She died the way. Tie party 10
which the dead woman belonged left Guttensurs'
sweden on August 10, and sailed from Liverpool On
August -, in the Lord Cough. The body OF Inc
woman was admitted the county morguc and placed
In a separate room. The clothing funigsted anu
deposited with II. After examination DR.. Garrett
said IL have carefully examined Albertna Lar
sons body. and now positively that te
woman did not die Of cholera. The body was per
fccly dry which dlspruves the theory Of cholera
am certain cholera could not have been the cause
of death. There Is absolutely no reason TO suppose
II was and grounds 10 suspect IT," There "eie
forty five immigrants, Including the dead girl On INC
train. mostly swedish tn" majority were tulu lcr
points I'm Northwest. only two having their dcstl
patton in Chcas 90 After detention for some time IN
The immigrant room at the Union Depot those who
proceed on their journey by the morning trains
allowed 10 ~.
Philadelphia. sept lo.-The American Line steam
ship Lord Cough, n stocrsigc passenger from which
vessel Is reported 10 have died In Chcacp from com
plant bearing resemblance 10 cholera. sailed
from Liverpool for this port August -. and arrived
nt the Delaware BrrakWatcr september >. she WINS
stopped nj Federal Quarantine there, and all The 42
storage twenty four cabin passengers were found
to be I'm healthy condition. Or. orr, IN" Quarantine
scngcrs and found that no on" had any symptom, oi
cholera The vessel then thoroughly di>inf"cicd
and held In the Government quarantine. NJ uhc
state Quarantine station she WIS again detained ana
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conference with Secretary of the Treasury
Foster. The following letter was received -
Secretary Wilson, of the Chamber of Commerce
,orge Wilson ESD Secretary Chamber OF Commerce
state " New-YOrk.
Sir: | am directed by President Wilson u acAho""No
tho receipt OF yours 9th inst, with reolu''ons
OF the Chamber Of Commerce in respect to the m'S'
FOR preventing the Introduction Of cholera to this CITY
and am directed BY the Board OF Health 10 state tha'
the cooperation OF distinguished and inhW'h'i'
BODY In this direction Is greatly appreciated Inc po'u
desires me % state that effort has been spared ouE
the months to secure the proper sanitary '
ton OF this city and the preparations for the carr
and treatment OF this diseas should appear IN the
city, complete and satisfactory. Very respectfully
EMMONS CLARK. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
LOVER'S QUARREL ENDS HAPPILY.
AFTER An ATTEMPT At SUICIDE THE MARRIAGE
Is ANNOUNCED


Is ANNOUNCED.
The quarrel Of two lovers and subsequent attempt
al suicide on the part OF the man. Is Il livery pp'o
NJ conversation in FlatbuSh L. l.. and particularly
nj the Kings County Insane Asylum on Carks"n-Nt.
rntu a week ago Miss Mary Ryan, pretty blonde
~ twenty three years. was employed as nurse nj
thc ASYLUM and was engaged 10 be married. Her
arianccd husband is James Wiley. OF Websterst,
who was discharged from the asylum some ufhe
ago for his drinking habits. The lovers had frequent
ouorrcls or account Of this. and the climax came
on Friday evening OF last week. The couple were
walking together, about dusk, opposite the Insane
,sylum II Is said she chded him for ms bad
habit and threatened she would not marry him unless
he rcfo med Before she could realize IL he sprang
,v.ay from her and unwnding his suspenderS. made
n moose Climbing quickly up young spruce tree,
he WAS soon dangling in the air from one Of the limbs
With piercing shrek Miss Ryan fell In faint to
the ground Doctors. Nurses attaches OF the asylum
and pedestrians rushed TO the scene. for the body OF
the man was in plain view. Patrick Crown, store
keeper was the first arrive and with clasp knife
cut the man down. Rc,torativcs applied. and
after recovering sufficiently 10 walk home, the girl
went TO his house with him. but had another faInting
spell on the way she stayed at Wiley'N house that
night and 10 the morning reported for duty AZ the
ASYLUM. The superintendent DR.. W. f. sylvester,
would not allow her 10 resume work. ana SunInallly
DISCHARGED her. She has lived at Wiey's housc on
Wcbscrst. ever since. and has evidently become re
concled rs the bannS Of marriage duly
nounccd Mt the Rev Father Mctlnchy's Church al
Dougas-s and Icaavc. last sunday, and in all
probability they will be married to-day.
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TO GUARD THE JERSEY WATER FRONT

The Board OF Health for the state OF Ne"'cr'es
met at Taylor's Hotel, this city, yesterday IL was
decided to establish IA liver and bay mtroi lot Tue
water front Of Jersey CITY, lloboken and iaSohne'
The President Of the Jersey City Board, Heat" III
sprctor benjamin and President Campbell OF inc io-
bo,eu Health Board were designated the agents to
cary ont the order. In case cholera should INVADE
Hudson County two barge hospitals VIII be esta t.
lshcd one Oh Black Tom and the other al POM
near the upper end Of llobOfcn. All Immigrants
passing through will be registered and their de''iha-
lion noted. .,,,u,s
The Health Board OF Iobokcn yesterday secureH
a vacant frame building on Ilud>On-stp near the Dfi
aware Lackawanna and Western Railroad S'alloIi'
need.
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pApID WORK WITH SUPPLIES.

The order TO fit ont the ewlIampshire was gwen
to r. II. Macy Co.. and their celebrity In hlihg II
surpassed their remarkable speed in furnishing 'ne
stonington. The order duplicate OF that rom
the StoningtOn and reached the store nj 80 D. ILL.,
Friday. 1t Immediately distributed among inc
various departments concerned. one instance OF the
resources Of Il. II. Macy 4 co. Is the fact tht on
this order 900 powc cases were cut and ini>h'h III
their factory before q p. III. All The goods or"'tcu
for the New Hampshire with the exception ol rev
mattresses quite completed. left the store al ~
y. m. on Friday less than six hour, after IN" receipt
Of the order. veIythng was ready by midnight oi
lint day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
TIE GREAT REVIEW AT WASHINGTON
ualf Rnf.s hy the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

The National Encampment Of the Grand Army, OF
the Republic will be held at Washington. September
70 IN % 1852 The occasion will undoubtedly
attract The largest number OF veterans ever assembled
ON n similar occasion, and the review VIII he the most
imposing demonstration ever witnessed In this country
since the historic review 81 the Army IN 1sbo IL
viii be tn. event Of lifetime as never again Will
there be large Il gathering Oi Oh soluiers III any
dy OF the land. - ,.. ,h ona
snectaclr the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Will sell
elcur,ion tickets to Washington from all principal
ticket stations on Us system, september 10 10 ~,
vaHd for return until october 10, l5O2, at single
fare for the round trip. Ample facilities Will De
Afforded for the prompt movement Of all visitors =.
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Drn Goods.
4 OJryFr MY FOR THE PRESI DENT.

Loon Lake House, y. V, sept lo'-Ihe fNsiuehs
missed the dav quietly not taking drive. After
hreakfosi no had a few minutes conversation with
Marshal Jacobus Of Brooklyn who was here for days
and after dinner Mr.. Martyn president OF the 81.
Lawrence County Agricultural Society, who came to
invite the President To stop al Canton on his way oW
Of the mountains 10 Washington next week. The Prcsi-
dent could give him definite answer Tor ms plans
re not vet determined upon and are not likely TO be
for d,y or two. in the afternoon the President
took quite a long walk. being accompanied BY MIA
Mckee and Mrs. Dmmck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

Chicago. Sept. 10 lSpcclalD.-The Revenue Marin"
steamer Andy johnson will arrive In the harbor from
Lake Superior night. The vessel Is coming her" NJ
the request Of Collector John VI. Clark. who asked
that she be sent here 10 aid In Keeping out Canadian
vessels II cholera should break out ir Canada. Tho
Johnson was reported at Milwaukee oday. tn"
vessel + supplied with all the necessary appliances
for fumgatlng infected vessels. and will be In
valuable TO the Health authorities I'm guarding against
the Introduction Of the disease. Thus far no instruc
lions have been received about the Immigrants who
arriving I'm the city, From This II T. inferred that
the Government authoritic, fully satisfied Of the
system Of Inspection a. ports OF entry and tha, all
lmnig grants who come here wholly free from the
disease. Canadian mails received here show indica-
lion, Of having been fImgatcd and Postmaster sexton
that there will DO necessity OF starting the
fumlgaing plant here, rs al first contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
DUMPING IMMIGRANTS At NIAGARA FALLS.

Buffalo. sept. 1o.-A dispatch from Niagara f"lls
SAYS: Yesterday The Grand Trunk received several
Immigrants al The Bridge. and they were not allowed
TO land them I'm Detroit Al % p. IN. rl" L"Ligh
Valley landed fifteen and al . go p. NJ. The Rome.
Watertown and Ogdcnshurg brought IN l:a Immigrant
and they all held at the lidg". owing 10 III" fact
That this morning The Grand Trunk Issued orders
Tint no Immigrants Dc accepted us passengers on
their trains II looks as though tai, port wa rather
q dunnIng plnco.
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A srr ,NEP From HAMBURG AT OUFBEC

Quebec Sept. 1O.-The steamships Wandrahm, from
Hamburg and Labrador, from Liverpool, arrived at
quarantine early this morning DR.. Montisanbert
bonrdcd both steamer, and examined the passengers
after which they were landed To receive "A bath and
in order that their clothing and effects might be
fumlgard No symptoms Of cholera have been dis
covered The new sulphur blast Is In operation at
the quarantine station and works spenddly, does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
STEAMERS At DELAWARE BAY.

Lcwc>, Del, sept. 10.-Thc steamship Ohio, from
Liverpool August 81, for rhiladcphl was sighted To-
day arriving at the Delaware Capcs. at p. IN. The
quarantine officials. after making thorough cxamna
tlon Of tie passengers the Ohio report all well
board. She will probably be- allowed 10 proceed to
Philadelphia after fumi cation.
The Illinois, from Antwerp. which arrived Mt the
Brcakwntcr Thursday. released from Federal
quarantine this afternoon and proceeded up the river
q phlld,lphiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
VI. DE GIERS SERIOUSLY ILL.

Paris Sept ION. de- GerS the Russian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, who has been spending short ho
day at Aix-les Bains, in company with Baron de-
Mohrenhcim. the Russian Ambassador to France. T.
III at that place. VI. de Gicrs was recovering from
fit ~ sickness which FRUSTRATED him recently when he
suffered relapse his condition H. now worse than
ever. lie has high fever, and the attending phy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
A DETAINED STEAMER AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, 1opt. lO-The steamship Thomas Mel
VILE from Glrgcnti and Philadelphia refused
entrance Yesterday NJ the Custom House. because III"
was not boarded at the Capcs by the Quarntin"
physicians. Collector Marine reviewed the case this
morning and after comforting with the authorities at
Washington and Dr Iclsklll he decided 10 allow the
Melville 10 enter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
roR TIE GrIDAXcE OF HEALTH OFFICERS

Albany, Sept lO.-srcrctary Balch, Of the state
roarY Of Health to night sent ont I,i0O copies Of a
,lrcmlnr COR the general guidance Of the Health
Z niccrS in tbs state In addition to the precautions
published In his previous circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
Estimated population.
September 10, | 1898

Chief Inspector RobortS's report OF contagious dse''
Yesterday showed that f'tysiy OF TYPHOID fever
sivty-four Of scarlet fever forty eight OF measles S,v
were found In the city during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
SUSPECTED CASES IL ITALY.

Washington, sept. 1O.--The Department Of state
IN day transmitted uo the Treasury Department the
following dispatch from the United states Consul at
Naples: "Two deaths at Capri; disease resembling
cholera Naples healthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
THE DFRVTSHES MiY BE SENT HOME.

Three of the desttut, dcryishcs accompanied by an
,nternreter called tnitrd States Marshal kennedy
again Yesterday morning rhe Marshal told them that
II the Turkish Consul would send representative 10
confer with him, thought he would be- aoie I" make
ARRANGEMENTS 10 send them their own country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MORE DIRTY STREETS FLUSHED.

Commissioner Brennan yesterday received reports OF
the flushing OF the following streets: North Moore.
Franklin, Jay and Chambers each from Greenwich to
West SIS; Hamilton and Monroe, from Market 10
Catherine; Cherry and Water from Market TO Dover;
Roosevelt. from Park to Madison; James and oliver,
from Cherry TO Madison; Catharnc. from Madison 10
south. The Commissioner ordered the flushing Of
these other streets Delaney. from the Bowery to
East River: Fifteenth, sixteenth and Seventeenth
St., from Flrstavo 70 Avenue {; Lcwisst.. from
Grand 10 Eighth sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MrnRrEp RAGS RARRED OFT AT PRESENT.

The steamer Alsaln from Mediterranean ports. Is nj
the wharf Of rhcp, Brothers. Irojklyn, laden with fruit
and rags The will not be- landed, H. 1t has been
decided by the health authorities that no rags from
foreign ports shall be- admitted 10 the city AT present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

also the doxide disnfector The accommodations for
hunfreds Of patients are about completed, and conf
dence In the efficiency Of the Canadian quarantine has
been In measure revived. Both the Wandrahm and
Labrador will leave their passengers AT quarantine
and will proceed TO this port after thorough disin-
lection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

Daylight Lamps can be lighted without removing
shade chimney Made Ia Piano. Banquet. Library
and Table sizes carbonzed and regulated BY wheel
Any dealer In the 4. supply the Daylight Lamps
They start AZ $50 complete and run up. DAYLIGHT
LAMP CO.. 3S Park Place. " Y.
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BROOKLYN READY TO CARE FOR Patients
\ conference Of hospital superintendent with the
Brooklyn Health Commissioners was held Yesterday
10 devise the best means for caring for cholera pa
TENTS should there be any In the city. Wards In all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

the hospital, will be apart for them and tents Will
be erected temporary hospital; IN vacant lots, In
case the need arises.
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The only strictly st-ciass limited" trains be.
tween New-YOrk and the West those OF the
New-York Central Only full-rate. frstclass tickets
accepted these trains, and full frscass servtoD
Is rendered -
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NORWICH LINE.

T>TON al points NOrth ana fAst UIfF1t rolt6
70 NEW.LONpON NORWICH and WORCESTER.
steamers leave 40 od number North River next pier
above Ferry daily sundays excepted 81
80 D. m. Tickets and stateroous secured az pneifaa
in Sewiork Brooklyn, Jersey lily, fier ~
ard steamers.
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UNITED STATES STEINER FERN ASHORE.

Portsmouth " H.. Sept. 1O.-United States Steamer
Fern from Norfolk for Kittery Navy Yard. In charge
OF Lieutenant Commander Gibson, went ashore one
mile below this city AT . O'Clock this morning. The
place where the Is aground Is Of the worst
in the river the Law with one quarter Of
her keel out OF water. fifty feet Of her shoe Is
gone Tie cause Of the accident Is said to have
been oggy weather and the fact that the buoy which
marks the ledge could not be discernsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
NAII.Y EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

leaves Dssbrosses.st. l5 p. NJ. Saturdays :<5 m
Do West 2cd-st., 3 80 p. m; Saturdays, p m, for
TRANSITIONS WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEwBUR1.
NFw.HAMBURt;, MILTON. POUGHkEEPSIE. HYDE
PARK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.