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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
RnooK1rx FURNISHES TIE latest vIoTIM


Jarnes Wilson, who lives 1t tue Bulls hear hotel U"
Tb,rtave wa. prisoner in tho Tombs Court yesoruS
char gel with twndnng Elmer Olsen OF NO 90 fresoon o.,
Rr.oklvn ont OF 500 olsen Fall River boat On us
sv TO boston on the 10th Of this meath man asked MIN
whether he smo<e and filed his pipe win eA
c.lleut TOD cco Olson's Onpanon SAID that ne h'
three staterooms for tho trip bat only heeled Two An
M Ar o,en have the third They went out Tor walk ana
OLSEN vas ntrs uced uukno wn man ss'er oo"u'
ful voung nosan Tho started or BROADWAY Ou1 On
the mans advice back for the boat oseh ana lis
,, sto,,.l Ia nav. a drink or two and met Wilson VIII
son sad that everything In readiness Tor the Trip 10
Ro.ton addln. think iii pay now lie puHed ous
y OJO o c.rhcate Olsens first Acquaintance ple'uou
49, ahnt, Ia change the bi aud remarked Perhaps your
rerd woud loan $50" Mr. Olsen WAS Delighted 20 ao-
comno,te him and gave Olsen CHECK Ior sfoo ou
tho United states Bank The three parte promising 10 nee'
On the boat Nr Olsen find any OF his newly ma
acousinances boat ami had to 80 10 Boston "nou
their company When got back lie reported tho case u
the police saturday wilson was arrested suu l" ~
yesterday was held trial Ills partners have not yet Oeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
TANNING THE YALE BALL TEAM.

RESULTS OF TuE CENTRAL LEAGUE MEETlNd-InE
DOUBLE UMPIRE SYSTEM.
Psner stagg Is determined that the Yae nine shall win
most OF the games during the coming season. In order
that this result may be accomplished he 10 train
ing the candidates candidates never we're
trained bsiore Captain Stasg genuine
Yankee and 1t has just been discovered that no has
lately been devotng Inventive mind to new scheme Tor
teaching the play ers steal basea He has CONSTRUCTED
nine frame feet covered with canvas
tightly and provided with overooverng OF VeVes
CARPET and vest rdsy placed In the gymnasium. It's IN
apue.ranco much like . gigantic woven.wre spring ooa
covered with carpet and surface Is elevated ABOUT our
feet above the ground Ths candidates distance Of
twenty feet or hurl themselves headong upon
this new machine CIptaD stage certain that his new
device will enable The men practise the art Of stealing
bases and ding to reach them at critical moments ino
t.mou, little pitcher years nne Will Do tho
best Yale has yet produced.
The newly organized Central Lesgue held meetns ~
Alontown Thursday and formally completed us circuit
Ea,ton was al ntted membership as Reading hau h0
the meeting Four umpres were chosen
and they will be paid 500 mouth salary The National
cre rules will govern all cOnest Tho first work WAS 10
ise the constitution The Is TO open Ap 20 anu
closs September % with ll2 games TO be played inc
schedule Committee will meet al Binghamon March ~
AMI viii consist delegate from each cuD appohted ny
the .ecrearr Visiting clubs will receive guarantee OF
s8j forfeit OF 500 was also deposited ny c'oh 'iu'
MAY out tho full schedule.
Tho Ieagus will ia all probability adopt the double umpire
..m At tho me ting at Fifth Hotel on FRIDAY
nov, John T. DAY fayors sucn and does Presidos
n n young Four regllr unDres will DO appointed ana
then each city Will appoint Two substitutes Iho rosus
ump 70 will place behind tho bat and the oInoi 10
hInd either first second base.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
,,,.r &c GOING ON TO-DAY.

,oss,,g,,ioa OF Trusts by Senate Committee eupre''o
Court Room ~ lynn conspiracy case Court OF oyer ana
TeIm.Hef' ana Sage INQUIRY before Grand jury
Srac,,l meeting Of Park oominis rosbrs birth.
sp,,',s.ry OF the Rev. Dr. Howard OIosp3 OI''
day rs,o,s Rsptist Ministers and Methodist
Preachers meetings 49,, ,.os c,uh
10 IT, al the berkeley Lyceum+ p IN r,,h
ppI.shvtherian social Club reunion ana aher' fH'
ave and sinS Of he German Society, Liederkanz
Hal ne Cercle Francois de pHarmonie' Metro
nolitsn Opera House. ,,..,orr M 40 East
rr,lm,.. sixth. St : to 10 T. m c,.o -
Nv. - ~ SCIENCES Columbia College p m
80 .,'''..e sh club meeting and dinner MeHVl"i'
tan vm oi' crocers Union No. 21s Fast Twenty-thrd
st., 3 y. m ,.., Nh Q24 west Fortyfcurtb.
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
HroH.1IcEySE FEES FOX STREET REPAIR&


project has started Ia jersey CITY to uthZo INC
money which il expected to be received from MN tic nse
Gov ,h nro. NJ r. n,iring tho streets poor
condition scheme proposed somo weeks ago 10 oohh
tho CITY for that purpose but tnet with so
much objection that IL WAS dropped NOW that Ire hlsh
csns. mn has been passed by the Legislature ami only
~ t, toyernors signature become law 1t IA thought
that the revenue better use There arc
now 90 cen run shops the city. Aayor CeVe4Ahd
and CITY made Al estimate yesterday thst WIN
the low "dyes AMI shops with grocery snnehes
by the nc law there Will be about $40 licensed
places left AT $3.50 each the minimum limit Of the 'e under
the new law the cys from this source woui be
$50 annually In two or three years the city streets
could be rcpaved placed in good condition without IN
cre,,ng the bonded debt local Of taxation Ii Is
more than probable bin % utilize the revenue from
ouor licenses In this manner will DO presented to tho Legs
lature next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
4 MOrHERS DING WISH DISrEGlrpLp.

Just been made public that through conflict OF
authority Encouragement among tbs trustees tho
Episcopal Cemetery and the officials OF Georges Church
there unpleasant the funeral
Beacon the .fe Of a wellkDown resident FTecpOTL
l. L. who died last wees. Mrs Beacon. when dying
uressrd wish be buried beside her father and mother
two children. whose bodies lie in a family plot
o,meterv Two officials OF At Georges Church gave their
consent and preparations MADE the
While the funeral services being held
formed The that the trustees OF
fused 10 allow body he buried there daughter OF
The dead woman at the much
ment ensuet The could to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
HEARTY At ONE HUNDRED AND TWO.
| WOMAN OF REMARKABLE LoNGEVirf-HLH

,vo>,.x or REMARKABLE LoNGEvIrY-IiER
GRAyDFATuER REACHED l2o
prohablv one Of the most remarkable women now IN
Nowyork ia Mr.. Flora schlamn, the mother OF Louis
sohI.mm WIN is clerk in Judge Brownies City Court.
Ms scblsmu is older the century. She yesterday
o.iohr,tsd her 1924 birthday. anil It was made the
,..iop NJ ersst gathering OF her descendants friends
and well. wishers to offer their congratulations MIS-
sohamm lives with her son inlaw ana daughter MI
.rd MIRA Maurice Tayloi, at No. 105l Lexingtonave.
she was born on February 20 l|so' IN frussa anu
cam, to This country In 1Si7 Her husband, who died
fortv ak wears ago. was dealer In horses and cattle
NJ. scbI.mm hal thirteen children, OF whom only
80 ara rov alive Mrs TAYLOR and Louis the youngest
n,eober of her family who was born when his nofher
was fftytvo years Of One OF hcr dau-hters dieu
ast war at the age.o seventy eight Mrs sehanm mas
no,, On descendants She has had 81 grandchildren
InG only II If them are now awe she mas " grea
irandohillren alive and IN REQ great Gu
oessi"n Of all her faculties; is good conversational
tst understands English WELL anu takes much interest
~ oil mai il going on not only the Immediate circle
~ her relatives and uaintances. but III the world
she as an almost nexhausiibe store OF "reminiscences
Ia ia esneciay fond OF telling how she Napoleon
Bonapartc at POsen In lSO5. Just before he invaded
VS. the French marched into Russia" she said to
TRtnjNE reporter last night adding with GRIM nulor
and most them STAYED there The battle OF Water
loo is fresh In her recoleclon ana Indeed te slrlnS
events OF earlier part ol the century seem to he moro
firmly impressed her memory Than the tanner events
of tne lacI half She not the only instance OF extra
ordinary longevity In her family IA her greatgrand
father died of 100 aud she has brother now
living in Germany who lis over ninety years OLD. she
attributes her hale old age 20 temperance in eating ana
drinking and regularity of life.
hundreds of people known and unknown to her paid
their respects to Mrs SS Gs ens
Chief Justice MeAdain samuel Davis. oi south N9rwk
,s1aG Mr. o. and MRS. william Etnrer
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Simon Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Godfrey.
and 4 shcer OF " gslers and bs. srSsreniy
very prospect OF ryang the extreme age OF her great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
NEWARK.

Postmaster Fielder has arranged to have the post
ocjc. opou ON Sundays Hereafter from a. L. until
7 p
Brewers and saloon-koepers are calculating the
effect in Newark of the Hign-Lcense Law" Enc MINI
muI fee Is $3.50 and this would be the license Zee III
Newark The present full license Is go ihefe are
altogether about 900 places where liquors are soiu'
and rot Include the corner groceries where
men and women have rum charged up nocessaries.
II is estimated that the law will reduce the NUN
her of saloon to 800, and more than douDie
the income from this source TO the city. A mass
meeting Of saloon keepers will be held to-day 10 DO
wise some OF Gshting the new law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
OPENING OF DRESS GOODS.

MES McCREERY & co.
Have now their complete stock of
Snring and Summer Dress Goods.
A number OF original styles have
Just been added and will be shown
On Monday. February 9th.
Fancy cloths in mixtures, stripes
and Illuminated checks, BLOCK ana
broken pIaids, in shaded enects;
English Mohairs and SIX t anu
striped and shaded in new tints.
Cashmere FaiIle with braid, silk
ana tinsel edging for trimming.
Attention is called TO a select
invoice of Paris Robes, woven
with spungOld, Damascus steer
and antique metal, in rare ana
beautiful designs.
JAMES McCREERE u co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
THINGS ARE DULL At THE NAVY YARD.
WORK ON THE NEW CRUISERS ALMOST SUSPENDED
n..MuI ALI0N.

ON THE NEW th'lNEho Ai@'4'-4 go
WAITING FOR AN APPROPRIATIONS
MANY dissatisfied workInen hang daily around the
yates at the Navy Yard hoping against hope Tor EN-
Jovmeut. There is practically nothing doing, and
ha one reason given is the delay Of congress IN ap
rronriatinp the money for the completion OF the
cruisers Chicago and Boston. Secretary hiinoy has
ASKED for $4,000 which was Included IN inc Dei'l-
encv hill and it Is that until Congress grants the
money these two vessels must remain in their uncom-
,1eted state when the Chicago made her hnal sea
rial when her hneIy proved strong ana rcldOic
and WAS easily handled and when she made The hsh
suocd Of sixteen knots an hour with bottom louI
with marine growths) exceeding too the horse power
rooulred by contract, stated that she would be
suarred and rgged But she Is lar nom
ready for sea and the only work being done upon
oer is a little csudng Of her deck seams anu INC
fitting IN Of dynamo for her electric light.
The cruiser Boston, the only vessel IN commission
At the yald is also waiting for an pplopratlOh'
which Will allow her gun tracks TO DO maze anu
,er armament to be completed. The work OF com
peing inc turgets and blot u 100 "a the monitor
Miantonomah is slowly progressing aud the SOUND OF
| che hammer ana then II tine only lhing "hch
1roaks the stiffness about the yard The preliminary
work looking the uiidDg OF the new o,OOO-, ohs
armOred cruiser, be called the Maine, IS being done
| ~ the Constructors Department, and the seeming
lack of expedition r. due to Constructor POok FOR
des rite his near approach to the for retirement he
moi more than City years Old In energy and ambition
The keel blocks for this new vessel are nearly ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27

The Executive Committee Of the Republican League oil
the United states appointed committee on organzs
lion Of In the Southern states consisting
of James Lelmaer OF NewYork JUICE A. Morrison
St Johns Arizona aud Il. W. Fsx, Washington. James r.
Eoster pres lent Andrew Humphrey secretary OF
tho League odcio members The committee VIII al
once begin operations with the complete orsanEa
Of Republic al the south In seas1s for the Pfesi
dcLtiai campaign.
The executive committee will hold its next regular meet
ing n this city Nay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
BROOKLYN.

MI, .,ro,,,. es+ animal concert by the professors
and uupils OF Henry MOnenhaners college Oh NUS
be given in the Academy OF Music 10 moro" o'C"'"e
Dr. r. K. Meredith preached the hist u 800 ,,os
S1,,l .eilsy afternoon The others VIII be sS
or euc,, ..ye SUNDAYS by Drs. c. H. PaFAiIIs az" ~
b. Ha,lsu. OF New-lork ana d. On"l0'''
Brooklyn ,,,,,ed f,,
The names If eight persons were propounueu iol
membership in Plymouth Church yesterday HoIn'ns
and they viii be received ncK' sp nr,SS;aocea
An ,rterdenoninatonal meeting In the interests VI
fo,cicn ms, 0ns held last evening III 'n' 49,
Of The Pilgrims The speakers were me E EYinwood
j n Fltzserald C. ii. " heller ana r. r r4lih"OON
nh o,ssnizatiop of the newly formed ConefcGa-
,ona, cub viii be perfected al mocting 10 DC hei"
ms evening at the Johnston buHdihe' - ooi'i ,,
will repor a constitution and bylaws anu OnOois VI"
ha eerci Dr. IL. 5. bOus is talked OIL loi Pics'"0"'
rha firm, Of GIN & Baird dealers In blue and brown
stone at Wytho-ave and Kecpst., ana III "cst OH'
bundled and-sixth-st., Ncw-NOrk, has bech ussoNcu
nv mutual consent. The senior partner, Robinson
Gin, will continue the business ID Ne"-t Urn vi
hi three sons and Andrew j. Baird, ms olheI iheIl
Der OF he firm. which has been in existence t"cnty
one wears VIII retain the Brooklyn Dusihoss ia ooh
Junction with his son.
Mrs Bcecher will 60 to Florida on Tuesday OF next
veak TO remain several weeks She VIII piesloe on
Wednesday al farewell social Tea III ~ iou'" NN' ~
parlOrs. .. T.,
The Fisk Jubilee Singers win give a concert III
Plymouth hurch tomorrow evening
The second of Master Harry Brandons Len'en con-
cers viii be given at Historical Hall this evening"
when he Will be assisted BY several wei Ano"" "u
clans. -,
rbc,e Will be a meeting tonight TO consider the
interests Of Young WOmens Christian Associations
recently organized. The meeting VIII De heid III AS
sociaiion Hall BOnd-st., near Fulton al p H. Inc
sroalcrs will be Seth Low, chairman truman j.
Baekus and the Rev. Drs X. S. stous, r. r. Mere
dith, Charles ii. Hall and L. T. chamberlain; me
musical programme will be interes,ng,-Mrs. Tanner
snd Mr. Powers ard the orchestra of the Young
Mems Christian Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
NovrI s0RT or TOURyl MENT.

bento tournament and will take place at CHECKER
co. nan thts evening al o'clock iD which the following
known banjo soloists will compeie Reuben Brooks,
Thomas J. Armstrong @. Robinson. Frank Ec>and Harry
NJ Denton and Il. W. Brailscrd Vocal seecuons VIII be
Five, Nv The Quaretta and T. Russell VIII
m. linn N Youpk Herr EZIutal the vioinist OF the
Natonal Hungarian Orchestra will appear and MT Duhas
Matyas the we'll humorist. will give sn entertain
mont The concert will DO under the direction oil Messis
Phpps a Colt schaIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
An AFTERPIECENOTON THE P@OGR4MNE.
LEONARD GROVER PREVENTS MILES BARTON
FROM REMOVING THEIR SCENERY To NEW


HAVEN.
There wa, an af;crpiece at tho Jersey City Of
Nu.c on Saturday nght Of which previous announce
mont had been given and in which drarnatist and his
brother q Justice the peace. constable lawyer ana
theatrical manager p aged leading parts The Academy
WAS occupied Curing the week by Miles Bar;ons com
pany which produced Leonard Growers Lost in Now
York" Mr. Grover who claims TO have an ateFest IN the
pav became dissatisfied with Mile, & Barton. and last
week pro cured injunction frop Nce-Caancelor
Bird IN Camden. restraining them from renewing
the scenery and effects OF ke State. The company Is
bed for Ne tonight Messrs. Miles ana Barton
e1erted themselves Saturday fled their answer "
Grovcrs complaint and secured modification OF Tho IN
iuDcon permitting removal OF the effects to New Haven
William T. Grover OF tle dramatist went bsore
Justice Weed saturday and procured an attachment
against the property claiming that his brother owed MN
sum of money. Tho justices has has no
Jurisdiction I'm sum beyond 5000. and m
attachment for that issued. TIE papers were
p,ctd In the hands Constable MasEr and he n to the
Academy at before midnight MI Bloc a, the
manager Of the company who experimenting the pack
lpg up OF the effects the constable served the
papers him. sent for Counsellor Co"les ana
after q lively controversy between The lawyer manager
Justice and constable Mr. roll of bulls from his
POCKET and off red 20 tho constable As the acceptance
Of the money released the property the constable
by advice otle Justice refused 20 accent IL be- use IL was
Sunday and Mr. purpose thus acc1mpllshei
Temporarily waichmen wo1e loft in the tn atte 70 SEQ
that the property removed Leonard Grover claims
that Miles Barton are endsavOrng TO "iecze MIN ont
aud Obliged resort TO This scheme to make them
come to terms Mr. declares. that Milos & Burton
the produce the play AMI that the Growers
are new resorng every ruin It's SUCCESS 1t Is
tnoncht that Will effected in time permit
the remov. New Haven a. that the play
may be pro luccd there tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
Srw. WORK dry.

49,, vo,nrtce,s- "Tho Friends OF Ircland,'
9Th. Veterans # The Tenan Bro'hc'no'! -, -
rrie,d,y sons Of ST. Patrick" The St. Pa'foh Oi"'i
and The Ancient Order of Hiocrnlans ~o patricks
S,n irish sortetles that will celebrate 81 i"'
Day. 49,, vtos.
m, pov Thomas j. Cullen, who was ordainou p,''S.
- e..r,dov bv Archbishop Corrsan In the Chnfon .,
Mo PIANIST Fathers celebrated his hrst mass III '1"
shurch yesterday morning ,., n,
,, ,ro,. three candidates for the position Vi
-, ., the Irish parade on st. Pat1cA
-, no o4s votes cast Edword powdall reccNou
10, ,"5 va declared elected The election was 'h0n
mad. UNANIMOUS ,,o lie old
=. Ncclvnn has promised to appear before MS o'n
r.r.t.oner. in international Hall on irudS o'''""7
and make a speech
Tho spanish. American Literary society WI" So
tic arst entertainment at Association ha'i o" '"o g
Inc of March 8. The enter'a'hhieh' Will '0
reci,a;ions. lectures and songs.
III, ,olnmbia College Aumn viii meet IN the cor
,eee library tomorrow evening to listen 10 az
trated talk by Professor John h. KEGS Oh INC
mem of the LICK ousHrNa'or!' ,,,,, avn and
A. tho First Presly terlan Church, Fith-aVc ',r
,Iehet the third Of a series Of gan rccitalS Will
be given to day at . 80 p. III.
o,c ,n,rbt infer from the prodgious Increase Vi
oerve TONES in al the drug stores that
anon. Americans IS increasing 10 an alarming
Bu, uc an,tacr G3iaHS shch both cncers and
i,cbriaic. and Il is no disgrace 10 DC SUN :" " 49,
store ,.
7, &c einrr,,ar that although New-York pHdeS "sol
nm ps co>mopoltani5m. hasn't shslo s'""
vcge.arfan restaurant There are many Vi 'N0'"
I'm Ioudon and they are wei patiom%cu
Tho codcc Trust may drown the Sugar trust
r. oxtinfions of choice and unadulteraod pro
,onitv N, front platform Of a broadway car "h'"
Tho street IS crowded, VIII take the premium eNei'
time
Ncw-York Is busy city, but the average 'e".
1,t is r,yer in so great hurry that he cant spare
minute to Icrasc the bulletin board OF he"Spapol
onice lie would rather miss his dinner 'h~" d p''N'
OF news. - -,
NJ, ,.ecllv oxner,cpce meeting at Association Han
Yesterday was addressed by young men from inc
versitv Of Ncw-York, who spoke of Christian worn ~
,hs, COLLEGE Among the speakers were WlnsioW l.
.Aor,s Avac Cutuilan. Of Antioch, Turkey James ~
,,u1 Eitor nj me University Quarterly, ana ~
,t"UrIde Music was furnished ~ 4uaito'Vo
from the University.
Nothing has yet been done toward ming inc pas,
.r.,o 90 the Dutch Reformed ChWch, Fiih ave anu
s,.o,,, ninth ST. made warrant by the resignation
90 enc Rev DE- william Ormlsion The pulpit wa, was
oac,irind Yesterday morning by the Kew III Jun"
Dc Wit OF New brunswick. N D.
prshon Potter surprised the Sunday Evening supper
,,,s.to, az No 253 Avenue A, near eAteeh'ns'''
-, IN the Rev DR. RansfOrd's Church, by calling
-, 400 noor mon were enjoying their coffee ana
mi WI lie addressed the men and heartily aP
proved the work
Tbe fund in aid Of the family of tho lafe 'ohn o.
Rreslin the Fenlan leader, no" aIAO""'' ~
xiii be closed March 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27

DEDTCA TIOy OF NEW CHURCH AT NEWARK
The new eddce OF Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church summer.ave and kearnyst Newark. one OF inc
arges In The city, dicaed YESTERDAY Inc corner
stone was laid November 2S 1856 The Dudhg Is Oh rOo
faced brow stone and has chapel In the rear III wi" seat
100 persons The cost $4,000 The services began
in The morning whom Bishop Randolph . Foster preached
the In the afternoon and evening the services oo
ned with addresses by the Ruvs - Cot Charss
, Little and Charles Barnes former pastors OF me
curch The dedcaOrv took place In The even
ing before crowded ana were conducted ny
Bishop Foster and the sermon was preached by the rev DE-
Harry Buttz Collections taken mp during the ser
vices and al tho ccncuon Bishop Foster announced that the
amuu mt received wah S23, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
OUTGOING STEAM tRS
WEDNESDAY, FEB. %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


PORT OF NEW. SUNDAY. FEB. &C. 1888
ARRIVED
stoame Teeraam fDtoh stenger Rotterdam Feb 7. via
Plymouth H. Win nise to Func Edge CO. Arrived Al
steamer L, cham7asue (Fr Boyer Havre Feb - with
466 passengers to Louis do Bebia Arrived at the
% steamer scandinavia Br Renfrew Naples Jan 2l cstsn
steamer Hondo tFr Brownrisg Belize via Boston. with
steamer Agiers percy Galveston days. with md,e to
ciiyo Ausa'ta c9t&SrIe Savannah days.
1, mise and PASSENGER 70 old Dominion 81 Co
Steamer Gys%doJio Kelley newport vows Norfolk,
with Tnise aud passsnxarstD jil d mini n ~ ca.
witt mise ani passengers to Old Do'n,non IS Co
Steamer " BruIe. Lewis Baltimore with mdso 10 d y
Snip Chapman B Bcyea, chIAsOns 1903 days. with jut'
acsoia of w.d,G TS GiGsS% ce S i0' days
with niH @d.s f to order Vessel vessel Pickering
with i' mds. To- "ter Waiter Toel
gum to order vessel to Vernon Brown u Co 20 ,.. .,
md tlSs to orier vessel to Theo Kruger & Co
sUNsEr-At sandy HOOK wind moderate, NV clear Al
! city Island Wind light, y WI clear
| Arrived yesterdlv-
steamer Umbra cnr, Mcyiekan. Liverpool Feb 10
Queenslow H. With ma'e ana Sis Pis5onsqr 70 Hern1a n
steamer Black Prince Br Mburn Progrcso DAYS with
mdsc vessel 10 New'York and Sucatan IS Co. AT
Steamer Tripiai Br Fraser Hamilton Bermuda
day, VIA %'s ,r .Id P5ssInser' 10 oa'oFOrdso Co
|
SAILED
Steamer, Oh and serga, for Liyesp0o LANDAU City
Bremen scie Am'terlsm, Hermann. Antwerp; Atlas
Carthagena; MarmIen BDca del rOro Niagara, Havana
Iampasas Gaveson Fl Dorado and Knickerbocker. New
oriesas River carry. Norfolk Kanawhs Newport News
BarKs Italia for angOOn; SonntaR, Padangy Waaland
| pnenos Avres / Sm h. Ant1erp.
| Brigs { arb 10, santos; Marie 81 Thomas
TIE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAERS
FOREIGN PORTS
| QUEENSTOWN. Feb Z6-sstei. steamers AursnIa (Br)
Hains and Nevada OBJ. Douglass from Liverpool henc,
| for New York.
Feb L5-Arrvoi steamer Amalh Ger. Kraeft from New
YOrA.
AMSTERDAM Feb 2g-sailed. steamer Edam (Dtcnl Van
| der Zee. Tor Nov.YoIk
ANrwEaP. Feb 25-Arrived, steamer Nederland (Belg)
| GrtffY. Philadelphia.
sailed steamer pennlAnd tBels) weyer. for NewYork.
| HAVANA. Feb 26-sailed steamer Manhattan Stevens
| from MeIIcln ports hence for New.YOrk.
| (FOT later shipping NsDs " anu zee FiJth Pdga)