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Mrs. Treat, wife of A. B. Treat, of Sperry & Treat, builders, is ill at her residence with an attack of quinsy.
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CHRISTMAS SKATING.

The cold weather of Thursday and Friday caused a couple Of inches of ice to form on the several small bodies of water near the city and on Christmas day many availed themselves of the opportunity Of a pleasant skate. The ice, however, was not thick enough to be very strong or support much weight. and at Lake Whitney several persons had narrow escapes from drowning.
 The fall of snow yesterday was just enough to prevent the enjoyment of the nopuIar paetime, but despite this a number of the most enthusiastic Were out,
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NEW MRTKSEMENYS TO-DAY.

NEW ADYERTKSEMENIS TO-DAY. "A Polnter-The Chas Monson Co.,. Articles-The Alfred Edmondson Company A Great Rush--Brown x Durham. Cold Killers-Linsley x Lightbourp. Committee on Sewers-Meeting. Cloak Sale-Malley, Nicely X Co. Dr. Agnews Gessner-He Ely's Cream Balm--At Druggists. Full Dress Suits-Davis & Co. Glove Cinch-Linsley & Lightbourn. In Town--Hyperlon Theater. Lost-Ladys Watch-139 Lawrence Street. Lost-Terrier Puppy-520 Whitney Avenue. Notice to Taxpayers-E. D. s. Goodyear. Stationery Sale--F. NJ. Brown x Co. Stylish Shoes-A. B. Greenwood. Special Sales-E. Mcintyre X Co., The Bride Elect-Hyperion Theater. Twenty Off-Linsley &y Lightbourn. Trading Stamps-Llnsley X Lightbourn. The White Slave-Grand Opera House. Two Great Sales-Howe X Stetson. What! When! Where!- -Linsley X Lightbourn Weather Tattlers-Linsly X Lightbourn. Worcestershire Sauce-Lea X Perrine.
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Local Weather Report

Mean temperature, 25. Max. temperature, 5O. Min. temperature, 2T. Precipitation. 80 inches. Max. velocity of wind, ls-N. Accumulated excess of daily mean tom gperature since January l, 2lt degrees; or an average daily excess of .6 degrees: Total excess in precipitation since Janu- ary |, 1000 inches.
 II C. MYERS Observer.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

\ COMMITTEE To TRY To FIND HOW REPORTS
REGARDING ITS FINANCES GET OUT.
The financial state & IN, Manhattan Club and re.
por:s OF it, alleged approaching dissolution have
been the subject Of discussion in club circles FOR sew.
eral days. The recen- resignation OF John D. Grim.
Minis as treasurer has added no, to 10 the discus
sion.
L appears that each recurring period FOR the
piynen Of the semi annual dues stories have been
circulated indicating tina many members haze tailed
% pay. thus placing the club in monetary distress
" was said .asj evening Ihat committee viii soon
h appointed 70 find out who have given out these
dAEaging reports and Il discovered any members
wiHknay be implicated will be promptly disciplined
Member in a position 10 know were saying yes
terday Nhat the Manhattan Club Is really In
has been sed ,v suppose IL has undoubtedly had
much to coftiand with since the hard times set IN
but il is asseriad b. in 4 much better condition
than it WAS year ago. The majority on the rolls
believe that il WI weather IN" gale.
Among the r,lrrDrs which have been ahoat IL
ono that a large sum hos been offered to the club
10 give up the lease OF the Stewart mansion. This
offer il Is alleged has rae1 positively refused
Prominent members OF tho association said last
night that the club means 10 retain possession
and stay whore II is. These statements 40 not
ma rmonize with the reports that ARRANGEMENTS
are under way for merging the Manhattan win
the Democratic club OF No. 6,1 Fifth-ave.. OF
which Ex-Governor Flower Is president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
". SANFORD LAWTON'S Suicide.

Chicago Feb. l5.-Roports from New-York yester
day said that Charles F.. Foote the law partner of
William Sanford LaWton. who was found with
bullet hole In his head in Lincoln Park on Satur-
dav evening did not believe that Lawton had COM
mitted suicide. The dead man said TO have
considerable money with him VIXEN he left New
York which he taking to San Francisco to set
tie UP an estate, and his partner feared he had
been murdered.
The circumstances OF the young lawyers death.
however seem to point TO suicide The people who
rushed TO the spot say running away The
revolver was found lying on the ground close 10
the dying Not cent was 10 be found in his
pockets. . . .
Iawton came TO the city Hotel. He told the
proprietor that he did not have any money. but ex
uecte ed some In "A few days. When his bill amount
ed to s2 he received a telegraph order for that
sum from New-Y York on Saturday morning Law
ton sent away a telegram He called up the hotel
on the telephone 6:lJ and inquired II dispatch
had come for him. Being told that none had come
ne appeared greatly disappointed Less than an
hour afterwsrd he was found dying In Lincoln
arE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
THE JtNTiRY EXPORT STATEMENT.

Washington Feb. IJ-The chief of the Bureau
OF Statistics reports that the total values Of the
exror,s of merchandise from the United States in
January $50, and In seven months ended January
n 1907 rs compared with similar export in tho
corresponding periods Of the preceding year. were
. follows: January. 1897. S'i'Si.Ui7 January. 1876.
ssf o7o,os Seven months ended January 81 S6j6-
~ III and S52i9j4 !#' In January last the ex-
morris exceeded the imports by S436,,6.9s6 In Janu
,ry ls.; the excess of exports over imports was
SIS 81 ~ - -, ,eo- 49,,
excess OF exports imports was S2F.@ji 23l ana
he EXCESS for the Spordng period of the pre-
cesding wear was So 3iS ~. In January. 1871 the
imuorts of gold eXccede,. tho exports By Sls+6,.,
md in the seven months ended January 81 1897.
Tho eyce.s of il ports ovc~ exports was S633il "o
tn excess of exports of silver over imports in
the seven months ended January 81. 1897. was S2'-
ST. SOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
iPUy AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Fen. i3.-Major Robert NJ . keiIy
,,-ooo- will be relieved from duty as attending
,,rgeon I'm this city by Major William K Hall sur
.,n and upon the expiration OF his present leave
,r rurope will proceed to Fort Wayne Mich. to
A,,ave Iieutena Mt Colonel Justus NJ Brown, Depu-
49, surgeon, ;eneral who will proceed 10 New York
C,v and upon the retirement OF Colonel Charles /.
,Inxander Assistan; Surgeon General on May 3.
AN ,.ke charge OF the medical supply depot In
that city. , - ~.
The torpedo- boat Gushing. which arrived at Nor
folk to-day viii be put out OF commission ana he'
W. and crew are 10 be transferred at once TO
,n,nedo-boat No 6. Lieutenant j {. Fremont Is
~, pommand with Ensign q. =. Dawson second IN
oom,nand The torpedo boat Ericsson % also 10 be
, re rnr,rn-sion on March IL. with Lieutenant
x y Mahcr in command Ensign l.. A. Bostwi,K
- ardercd from the War College 10 inc Ericsson.
pa ssed Assistant Engineer O. w Rooster Is also
ordered 10 the Ericsson e., ,.n, - .o,,,,,,d
oGommander O. ". Pigman Is ordered TO Tomha ne
~. n.voI station at New London. conn Marcn H.
ti.,'tnp Commander II. Elmer. VINO IL orhcteu 10
ao,nand the Marbchcad. relieving 'onn,ah"ef
,r - Iewell detached three months ieaVe:
:, ,.mtenon; W A. Gllis detached from lhe on
,aI,ation and ordered 10 the branch hydroeraRnc
et.re AZ Philadelphia; Lieutenant j. y; L. ho,.
oomhs Transferred from the Castine 10 me ADAMS
lieutenant ". V. Bronaush' from the Na''' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
STOCKS ALLEGED TO BE MISSING

Boston. Feb 1j-Informat ton obtained this
afternoon from source supposed 10 be trust
worthy which discloses for the first time list OF
stocks thought TO be missing. and the dates
which Joseph A Iasgi. the Turkish Consul in this
city is alleged 70 have ombezzled them. The list s
- follows: On December Il. 1896. los shares Of Chit
csgo Burlington and quincy Railroad stock;
May II shares of Boston and Providence Railroad
stock on January o.. 1891. two twenty share
,ots o. Norwich ana Worcester Railroad stocks.
From chief Inspector Watts the following has
been obtained showing the different amounts al
Aged 20 have been embezzled by Mr.. Iasigi from
the Derieux and Nillar6iere estates the total
amount being slc7S3S. from the DereuX estate.
81 H.. from the Niilardiere estate. S1o6.6s3
People IN State-st.. who are more or loss familiar
With Mr. Iasigi and his business relations. do not
been a heavy p'unger in the stock markets. II Is
possible mar he may have done some extensive
'rAdrs 10 New York. but in this city. as ia. as
be learned. ne did business only with TWO brok-
efaca houses and only limited extent.
general impression seems TO be That NJ.
Io,ic.s ina Ncial troubles are dL" primarily to the
losses ne has sustained in his regular business. and
there re some who think that he VIII eventually
% able 10 extricate himself from his present en-
'anglement and make good the alleged denclt IN
his accounts
II IS understood hat Mr. Iasigi was one Of local
syndicate which couple Of years ago. went into
the oriurn speculation to larg" extent and that
both nr and his associates sustained severe losses
n n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
PROGRESS on THE ia RIFF BILL
THE AGRICULTURAL SCHEDULE RE-
CEIVING CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.
soUTHERNERs GREATLY INTERESTED IN THE
MATTER-GROwTH OF PROTECTION sENTI-
MENT IN THAT SECTION.
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington, Feb. I5.--The majority OF the Com
mi;tee on Ways and Means to-day considered GER
tain items in several OF the schedules respecting
which additional information had been received
Among them were several rels ting TO agricultural
products which schedule is receiving thorough
study and careful consideration. |; Is one Of the
schedules In which Southern producers feel deep
and peculiar interest. and they exhibit a degree
OF activity which has begun TO make an impress
sion upon some Of their Representatives In Con
gress. In Georgia. for example. not only the cot
manufacturers the iron and coal Industries
and marble quarries and the lurbermen, but the
rice. growers and growers Of long staple cotton
demanding opportunity TO share In the
blessings Of protective tariff. The lumber In
,lustrips OF that State strongly represented
here and reinforcing the demands OF the
lumber producers Of other Southern States. as well
as Of the Northern Western and Pacific States, for
adequate duties.
The growers o. Sea Island cotton have recently
held conference and formulated demand for
duty on Egyptian cotton They are thus aligned
with the growers OF long staple cotton in the Mis-
sssppi Valley, whose Ease was submitted at one
Of the public hearings given by the ways ana
whether three or FIVE OF The Georgia Repre-,
sentatives in Congress win support The new tadin
cement ben M to the ndustries Of that state is
unsettled question. but the INDICATIONS az
strong that several OF them VIII DO 80. ~. W" w,
not be surprising TO find the Empire state OF Ine
South the side OF protection WITHIN me I'M
1--WE years" said a prominent Georgian to-day. VINO
Is a careful and intelligent observer OF the rend
Of sentiment in his State. ,
Among the Cieorgians now IN washington, Is
Martin Amarous, OF Atlanta, one or the wee
presidents OF the Lumbermen's NATIONAL Associa,
ton He is urging the imposition OF duty OF
& a thousand feet sawed pine lumber In con
yersation today Mr.. Anna said: Il am a pro
tectonist and | make secret OF the fact ne
interests Of the State OF Georgia need pro'eclloh
and am assured that cevera Of the Congressmsn
will vote for Il; The Republicans have great OPP
portunity to show non sectionalism 10y elAlhs
as we'll as to those OF other sections. ana there
are thousands Of Democrats like myself VINO VIII
az 81 It'll interest their actions The future OF
the Republican party in the Sou'h is In the bai-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
FIN AT THE NIGHT SESSION

One hour and forty minutes were wasted AT 10
nights session OF the House before quorum was
secured The House In facetious mood and
amused itself In its own fashion during the long
wait The rollcall disclosed the presence OF ll3
members While the House awaited the arrival of
the six absentees whose presence was necessary
the members crowded into the area before the pre-
siding officers desk and begged that certain OF
the ground of illness A score OF excuses were ac-
cepted When Mr.. Poole. OF NeW-nork asked
similar privilege his colleague Mr. Ma many, a
member IN Il spirit OF fun objected, and Nj poole
N ado his request in the form of motion. The
"'bsir NM the motion, and il was defeated amid
shouts of laughter 10y vote OF O. to a. Even more
decisive was the vote against excusing MeSSsrs
Terry of Arkansas and Allen. of Mississippi W hen
Wr Mahanv came in little later he received
round OF applause. -. l., ,r.- r..
similar demonstrations were made IN favor OF
other late arrivals. until quorum was estapllshHh
h, Drescnce OF M Hart, OF Pennsylvania
when the House settled down II business go,
The net result OF the session was That ten nIlS
we're laid a side with a favorable recommendation,
s,d a. II 20 o clock the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
REPT BLICiN CLtB MEETING.

4, the regular monthly meeting OF the Repuoi-
can club last evening at its house No $50 Fifth
ave Thomas 4 Odell and John Proctor Clark were
elected TO the Executive Committee to MI the va
cancies caused by the recent election OF A l.. Mer-
Ram and W NJ. h. Olcott president and vice.
president respectively OF the club. Three new mem
hers OF the club. Newton l. Schloss George T
stevens and Albert r. Shattuck were elected,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
MAYOR SAYS ne VAS misunderstood.

Mayor Strong took occasion Yesterday 10 say that
certain newspapers were wrong In supposing that
he was In any Mayoralty candidate. Speak
ing of the incident that occurred Sunday at the
Free Sons OF Israel meeting the Mayor said:
What intended 10 convey was that IL was easier
to get nominations by acc.amaton than TO get the
genuine article-in other words. that the enthusi-
asm OF friends often carried them but TO get
a party nomination was another thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
SENtTOR WOLCOTT N BERLIN.

Berlin Feb. l5-Urited States Senator Wolcctt.
Of Colorado. who IL making tour OF the Continent
in the interests OF bimetalsm. has arrived here
Senator Wocott called upon at his hotel IN
the course Of the dav by Or. Arondt Herr Won
Kardorff ana Court Won Mirbacn the leading Ger
IAN bimetallists. with whom he held a pnotracted
conference. This evening Mr.. Wolcott enter
tanned at dinner by Charles De Kay, United states
Consul General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
LEGISLATION FOR The LIBRARY.

AN AGREEMENT REACHED BY THE HOUSE AND
SENATE CONFERREES
Washington Feb 1.-THE cOnferrees on the Legs
atva bill agreed this afternoon the House recedinG
In the main from is disagreement; to the Senate
amendments The chief point Of disagreement, was
on The appropriations for the Library OF Congress
As agreed to- the Librarian il 10 be appointed by the
President and confirmed by the Senate and he IL 70
be free in the selection and appointment OF his sub
ordnates The register OF copyrights IL 20 give oond
in the sum Of S2000D is make weekly deposits at
the Urea -lIrv and 20 make a monthly report 20 the
Secretary Of the Treas and the Librarian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
TO WAIT TILL ITKNOWS "WHERE IT Is ATT

Member. of the Republican County Committee
said yesterday that there would be February
meeting OF that body on Thursday night. Word
had been passed around Il was said that a quorum
was not desired and that therefore an adjournment
would be taken Thursday evening until the third
Thursday In March. TO which time the election Of
officers would be postponed.
This plan of having no quorum had been adopted,
II was explained because decision had been
arrived at yet as 10 whether Mr.. Lauterbach was
TO accept another term of the presidency OF the
committee BY March IS the date Of the
reins in his hands again. Mr. Mckinley would have
made up his Cabinet. and the Organization would
know better where IL was at Various other mat
ters would be understood. and the posiponement
had consequently been agreed on.
STOP-OVER PRIVILEGE AT WASHINGTON
\ ten-day stop-over at Washington. d. G.. Is nov
granted on all through tickets betwee the East and
West Via Baltimor. and Ohio r. r. Stop-over will
also be granted the return journey made round
trip tickets within the final limit OF SUCH tickets
but not exceeding days Passengers will deposit
their tickets with the Ticket Agent at b. and O.
r. r. Station in Washington. Who will retain them
until the Journey Is to be resumed when they will
be made good for continuous passage to destination
BY extension exchange This arrangement viii
doubtless be greatly appreciated by the travelling
public. because IL will permit the holders OF through
tickets to make brief visit to the National Capitai
without additional outlay for railroad fare -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
THE TREiSt DEFICIT.

FOR -5-E FIRST HALF OF TEBCTAEY TT Is
s,lss 500 AND FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR
TO DATE s,7.7l3.3o.
Washington Feb l5.-The Treasury deficiency Tor
The Arst half Of February is E.s5N.J" and for inc
seven md half months Of thr current fiscal wear
70 date 81 -12 go The money OF all klndt III ~"
Treasury available for current use IS Slated d
Hs ~, ~ 81 which N466N6p. including the SW
MGs gold reserve is gold; S2o"""r siIEer certlnc-
Gates 8 40 90 United States notes, ana s''"'r"
mlscei. neOus funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
DINNER TO JOHN 4. WCiLL.

A private dinner TO John \. Mccall. president Of
the New-York Life Insurance Company. given
las, night at the Metropolitan Club celebrate the
nth anniversary OF his presidency The dinner
given BY the other officers and the trustees OF the
company and among those present were Mayor
strong ex-Mayor Grace. Charles :. Fairchild Wi .
lam b Hornblower Woodbury. Langdon and Colo
mel A. q Paine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
AGILITY N TIE Cutlery Trade.

sheburne Falls. Mass. Feb. b.-The Lamson
and Goodnow Cutlery Works started to-day on full
time. For the last year the men have only aver
aged a little three days a week In the cutlery
department Several hundred hands ore employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
( STIBBiNG iFFRAY Ar TIE TREASURY.
WILLIAM CALLAN WOUNDED BY +. r sPEER.
CHIEF OF DIVISION.

Washington Feb. i5.-E p. Speer. Of Georgia.
A chef OF division i'm tho Treasury Department.
this afternoon While IN his office became involved
in a quarrel with William Callan. collector during
which Speer stabbed Callan. Callan vas taken -
the Emergency Hospital. where his wounds were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
VIEW COMPLICATIONS OIER THE BERNL DA.
COUNSEL FOR THE OWNERS ASSERTS THAT SHE
IS Az ENGLIsE: VESSEL.

- Az ENGLISf: VESSEL
Washington Feb. IA new complication has
arisen in the ca Sc OF tho bermuda. different from
any attaching TO other suspected hlibusterns yes
s.lS with the possible exception Of III" Danish
steamer Horsa Mr.. Nanjeveer Of Philadelphia.
renrcsenting the owners ~ the Bermuda. arrived
bo,. This evening" and asserts that the Bermuda
- an Enris1 vessel She flies the British flag. and
is registered in Lloyds British vessel although
is actually the property Of Philadelphia capitalists
Mr. Vandevecr Will endeavor 10 interest the British
Amba ssador here In having the Bermuda released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

The Senate Committee on the Judiciary FOR sew
oval dsys has been Investigating the charges maze
against Charles r Amdon. nominated 10 De DE
,ric, Iudg4 for the District OF North Dakota ana
nomina ton VS. ordered 70 ne IA
,,nrahIy reported. When It is reached on me cai.
49, Xr H.nsbrough will probably continue me
eeah, "a nrryfnt confirmation. The committee also
nedered a favorable report on me DOMINATION OF
riIIian r. Munger to be Distrl'i Judge TOT the
T,is.ric, OF Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
President Potter OF the League OF American Vice.
men took flying trip 70 Boston yesterday

Cyclists desiring join the League ~ American
Wheelme, may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
20 the Cvcling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

12,ds will he opened at the Treasury Department
an March Is for the construction of Two reVenU
,ut,nrs for the Great Lakes each 10 COST s-""'
SreciAr ations were printed to-day ana VIII De TOT
ar6ed 70 in; ending bidders on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

servatory to the Cnstine: Lieutenant II. w. IIarri-
son. from the Adams to the Independence. and
Lieutenant e. NJ FANS. from steel inspection duty
at Pittsburg TO the Constellation.