New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-19

from the state outside New York City
Twenty-nine of these, however. were
delayed reports from the new branch
office at Roslyn, Long Island. Since
the epidemic began l.240 cases and LOO
deaths have been reported to he state
authorities. The new cases listed yes
terdsy are: Five each in New Rochelle
and Islip; four in Oyster Bay; three
each in Bayshore, Hampstead, North
Tarrytown and Roslyn Heights; two
each in Port Chester, Syracuse, White
Plains, Milan, Hopewell, Poughkeepsie
Utica, Fonda, Belleport, East Rock
away, Bayville and Sayville, and one
each in Mount Vernon, Freeport;; IT.
v;ngton, Lincoln, Fulton, Wheatley
Hills, Warsing, Auburn, Stamford,
Patchogue. Southold, Bayport, Lyn
brook, Westbury. Roslyn, East Nor
witch, Great Neck, Glen Cove, Seaford
and Morrisville. Besides these twenty
new cases are reported from Suffolk
and Nassau counties, the majority Of
which will appear in to-niorrow's re-
ports of the State Department. These
cases are in Huntington, South
Huntington, Brookhaven, Lindenhurst,
Westhampton, West Ssyville, Stony
Brook, Pine Hollow, Hicksville and
Manhasset.
More Quarantine Rules.
Several New York towns yesterday
adopted additional quarantine rules.
Children will not be permitted to enter
Mount Hope, Sag Harbor or Smith
town. In Freeport children Under six
teen arriving in the town from sus-
pected localities will be quarantined
two weeks. In Babylon the schools
will not open until October because
of the epidemic.
The Tribune received letter yester-
day from Albert NJ. Fulton, jr.. of Mon
tisello. declaring that town had been
misrepresented and there is not case
of infantile paralysis in Monticello or
vicinity. lie also declares the hotels
and boarding houses in Sullivan Coun-
ty are clean and wholesome.
In Gloversville, n. Y, yesterday the
Sunday schools were ordered closed,
and policemen were detailed to guard
the entrances 10 the town.
Or. John Grier Hibben, president Of
Princeton University, announced yes
tcrday the opening of the university
had been postponed from September &c
to October 10 because of the infantie
paralysis epidemic. This decision fol-
lowed a conference with tn Princeton
Board of Health and the University
committee on sanitation.
Sixty new cases were reported to the
State Health Department of New Jer-
sey yesterday, making total of l,S69
in that state. The cases in Jersey City
reached 1O1 with the listing of two
new ones OF the five deaths reported
from Camden one was that of fifteen
year-old girl, who had recently been
married.
In Connecticut nine new cases were
reported to the State Board Of Health
at Hartford. There are now 334 cases
in that state.
The following are theS addresses
where new cases of paralysis have
been found:
Manhattan
275 Broome Street, 231 Hudson
Street. SO and IS Macdougal Street, 232
Hudson Street. 143 Hudson Street, % u
Macdougal Street, 3l6 Second Avenue,
1856 East Fourth Street, $50 East Fiji
teenth Street, 306 East Eighth Street,
335 East Twenty-third Street, 425 East
Twelfth Street, 421 West Eighteenth
Street. $50 West Twenty-seventh Street,
144 West Thirty-frst Street, S44 West
Twenty-frst Street, 436 West Thirty
fifth Street. 224 West 10th Street, 844
Third Avenue, 1887 First Avenue, 81
East Sixty-frst Street, III West 101st
Street, 676 Tenth Avenue. 32S West
Fifty-eighth Street, 144 West Sixty-sec-
ond Street. 142 West End Avenue, 430
West Fifty-second Street, 109 West
1O2d Street, 2793 Eighth Avenue, 400
West Fifty-seventh Street, 544 West
Fifty-frst Street. 1S9 East Tooth Street;
so East Hath Street, ~ East Ninty-
seventh Street, 305 East Tooth Street
I 200 West 146th Street, 2122 Eighth Ave
nue.. % East 108th Street, 1872 East
f24th Street. 273 West Hath Street,
! 1874 East Hath Street. l73 East 18th
Street, Volunteer Hospital, Carmine
Street.
The Bronx.
No. 2O62 Mapes Avenue, SOB South
ern Boulevard, $50 Southern Boule-
ward, 1877 Odgden Avenue, AIS East
156th Street, AT East 173d Street, 400
East 151st Street, 964 East 167th
/ Street.
Brooklyn.
/ No. so Bergen Street, As Prince
Street, rs Pineapple Street, 624 Park
Place. 10 Seeley Street, 10 Park Ave
nue.. 2O2 Fulton Street, 81 Cumber-
land Street, 465 Clermont Avenue, 954
Rockaway Avenue, 427 Osborn Street
81 Furman Avenue, 1920 Dougla
Street. 1886 Bristol Street, 142 Blake
Avenue, 462 Linwood Street, so Green
Street, 231 Haywood Street, 105 Metro
politan Avenue, 677 Metropolitan Ave,
nue.. 1919 Moore Street, $50 Siegel
Street, 159 South Second Street, 1O9
South Third Street, 100 Broadway. 40
Franklin Street, 1886 Sterling Place
two cases., 352 Palmetto Street, ID
Tompkins Avenue, 1923 Sumpter Street
$50 Stockton Street, 272 Saratoga Ave
nue.. 107 st. Nicholas Avenue, 275 \
Reid Avenue, els Marcy Avenue, 30
McDougal Street. 602 Kosciusko Street,
$40 Floyd Street. 1879 Buffalo Avenue,
46 Brighton Beach Road, 1850 Flatbush
Avenue, 423 Sheepshead Bay Road,
2735 West Fifth Street, 5S07 Twelfth
Avenue. 2l6 Eighty-third Street, 1859
Seventy-eighth Street, 1913 Cropsey
Avenue.
Queens.
81 Eighth Avenue. Astoria; % Hop
son Avenue, Laurel Hill; 20 Walker
Street. Corona; SO Nineteenth Street,
Elmhurst; 1881 Ralph Street, Ridge
wood; 1921 Himrod Street, Ridgewood;
ISL First Street, Maspeth; $40 Bayside
Avenue. Flushing; 70 Amity Street,
Fluehjng; Woodruff Avenue, near
Rocky Hill Road, Bsyside; 107 Elev-
enth Street, College FONT; st. Joseph's
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