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New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The county seat has been cut or from the outer outer
world since Saturday. All Postal Telegraph wires
were down and the Western Union had only one
wire working TO New-York. which was taken ~
the railroad company and no wires were open 10
the north The trains from White Plans sou'n-
ward on Tuesday run every hour OF 50, ,rs uu'
the tourney 10 the city occupied aboul lni@eV re- ,rs
The trains arrived here usually three OF lOul ~
late from the city No trains were run hoi III ~. W
White Plains. and none came down; iTsoTa"aiH ] n
the conditions were better. but the trains WcIc az a.,
late The through trains from Chatnan nav nav re- re
os vet arrived On Tuesday no muls "cit .9 LT
ceived or dispatched The courthouse WSs ~ Nc
callv deserted None OF the county ohlCiaIS W. w
able 10 reach White Plains, and SO no pusii'CS, , w
done ONLY two Supervisors were pfeSsi!i, anu ~
reception OF the plans for the new aIdll9n 10 '"e
CONT house WIS laid over until next Moh1It4- 80.
The Young Mems Christian Association an, T,i'ncr @ OH
Tuesday evening highly successtuI. nc - II II
nas.um OF the association which was pseI S as @ 'ng
6trinr-haN was prettiy decorated with hasS, anu
hunting Speeches were made 10y Alexander Ni'"''
,,resiient OF the association. and others
r'he entertainment which was 10 ne SNSu On
Nondav evening by the pupils OF 81 John
school has been postponed until Washington
Miss Lillian Helcker and William w Van KGeGS ak
I,n5Scopal Church the Rev. Dr. Lewis oInclaun,e. n,e.
IN account Of the illness Of Mr Van hleS3SA
Tather the Rev r Il. Van kleeck, tne WtuIns
was quet only the immediate friends OF the Iain-
flies being present
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

and Swansea 49, with mise 70 James Arkell & Co Ar
rived at the Bar at m l2th r,-..., ,....-n %
and swansea ~ with mdse to James Arkeil CO. Ar
steamer Idaho CBr). ouston. Hull January 2s with
mdse and one cabin passenger 10 sanderson son Ar
steamer Norge DAM Knudsen. stettin January -.
Copenhagen ChrstianSand q. via Halifax. 10 Funch
steamer Gera CGer. Meissei bremen January 81 with
mdse p cabin and S77 passengers to Oerehs
q co Arrived a. the Bar at 40 m n. ss-,,a.,,
Steamer La Bteagne r RuDs Hare February
CoHpasne Generale Transatantque Arrived at the Bar
steamer Liverno cG-r Bode Santos January "a With
rndse 70 Funch Edye co Arrived at the Bar at m
Rio Janero 22 and st Lucia February 6 with coffee
Fgnch gdye Co Arrived at the Bar at a n
and Hayana % with mdse and cabin % p2sengers sen 70
steamer Prlns Maurits (Dutchl Duff Paramsribo Jan
uary - Demerars 26 Trinidad 2s. Carupano 2s Clnana
Febrlary Jacmel J. Aux caves and Port-eu-Prince
with mdse and passengers 70 Kunhardt & Co. Arrived
Tsli'm%9 Nor Berg Ggsta:oqO; Jsoga5y 2.
strong Arrived At the Bar at i a m D..
saso S Tsa@a 54. s SeS{ to 6d.5ass
90 Arrived At Quarantine at $50 N. .
fruit and passengers 70 Edgar Gedney Arrived at
steamer Admiral schlev Butman. Port Antonio. via
Deaware HTeakwster arrived in ouaran,ine al 40 m,
via Hampton Roads II. in ballast to Funch. Edge & 60.
steamer Antila C5r, Monteil Nassau February O. with
mdse an1 cabin to F T Montel & Son Ar
4ieam~t Alamo HS, Galveston Febrqary, $ and Key
steamer Ir5quois Kem6e Jacksonvie February II AMI
Charleston Y. with mdse and passengers 70 William
steamer Tallahassee. Askins. Savannah February II,
viii mdse % end P4.senEer 70 ocean IS S th,.r 10
with mdse % and Passengers to Mallory & Co. >..-.
NSWs ~h ndse and passeneefs to Old Dominion S. Co
stetner Arason. Garch Boston February II. In ballast
'' Sandy HOOK Feb i5 $50 u-wind southwest mod
breeze.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
u.uAr Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner'e irquest IN Adams poisoning case
American Paper and Pulp Manufacturers dinner.
Waldorf Astoria 7 =. m.
Amateur billiard tournament. Knickerbocker Ath-
lotlc Club p. m
Grant Monument Fund trustees No. 32 Nassau
St 3.3) p. m.
Tufts College alumni dinner. Hotel Savoy. p m
Meeting Of trunk-line presidents.
ev-Amsterdam Eve and Ear Hospital reception.
No 23l West Thirty-eGhth-st. to y. m
Amherst College dinner. Demonico's, p. m.
Farragut Association Of Naval Veterans. No. s25
BoWery. p
Dinner and reception for Commissioner John Nc
Mackin Sturtevant House. p. m.
Lecture by r. s Dawson. Leslie Hall. p. m.
New-York Library Club meeting Young Women's
Christian Association Library No. East Eff
feminist. $50 ?. IN; dinner Hotel 81. Denis,
Broadway and Eleventh-st.. 7:30
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
YONKERS.

TWO hundred and fifty members attended the
first annual dinner Of the Hollywood Inn 'luo last
evening IL was great success. ana much en-
ioved After the dinner Morton W. Ne"i"7n pr
S.a ., 1k-,llior, + Cochran who erected and
eouinned the Ho .Ivwood Inn. lovinG-cup on De-
half OF the members IN token Of regard ana esteem
The cup is abou, twelve inches high. ON one siGe
between the handles IS ensraNed me IelitVV''tr a.
,S ~ the inn hli ding. on another. suitable IN
scription Nr cochran responded pleasantly
Others who spoke were Mayor Leslie SUI IaIlIL, l.
,r Sc,,r Youug Men. j. Frank CUrran. chairman
cf The Entertainment Committee. ON 'luy1 liiIIOi
sions Clty.Judee William g. kellogg on E4nl'y, i,c
Rev DR. Chares T. Allison on Social u tbe pcard
and James l. Freeman, h., y. e -'''S'''"' ~ ''''
OF Directors on "Our Cldb. -r, r-,,,
d lecture y he @ eonrfs 6 Gwen on I9S Ss eyen
80 IN 40 IA n OF tho W0mar's institute by FRED
@rfok r Burton. conductor ~ the choral Soc,eIy.
His topic VIII De lLe MAN -'e'.'''''
pvr-on will assist.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
NEN-YORK CITY.

The thirteenth annual meeting OF the American
Newspaper Publishers Association to begin
yesterday morning IN the small ballroom Of the
Wadorf-Astoria. but so many members OF the as
sociation were kept away by the storm that n
quorum could not he obtained, and the session was
postponed until to-day
The Deutsche Theosophische Gesellschaft Ger
mania will listen TO a lecture tomorrow, at S15
D. m at the German odd Fellows Hall, No. GO
East Eighth-st.. by T. Hermann. n writer OF
Philosophical books. The subject Is "Rencarnation.'
In the great hail Of Cooper Union F. 5. Deen-
baugh will deliver Saturday. at p m. lect
ure on Jamaica and Porto Rico" illustrated by
stereopucon views.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the specl-
men sets OF newspaper and periodical stamps TO be
sold IN compliance with requests from collectors
and others have not yet been received at the Post
office and that he has received word from Wash
ineton that no definite day for the sale yet be
given
Mails from Japan which arrived at Tacoma by
the steamer Olympia duo to arrive in New
York on the morning Of Saturday, February 1s
Mails for Japan will close at the General Postofice
as advertised
dinner Will be given for Carl Schurz March
. al Delmoncos. in honor Of his seventeen BIRTH
day. Among those who are expected TO speak are
ex- President Cleveland. Charles Francis Adams
Andrew Carnegie Charles j. Bonaparte Charles 8
Fairchid. Levi F. Morton Abram 5. Hewitt Book
er r. Washington and Richard Watson Glider
A. NJ W.T. is unlawful to import unmounted
photographs and engTavngs through the mails. II
imported in any other way the duty is % per cent
ad valorem on parcels worth more than 81. II the
contents Of a parcel OF photographs or engravings
are worth less than 81 it is admitted duty free.
The hearing TO Investigate the conduct OF the
list Regiment at the battle IF San Juan. which
was 10 be resumed Yesterday after weeks ad-
iournment. was again postponed as Judge-Advo
cate buchanan was unable to be present. The
hearing will be resumed to-day AT tho 22d Regi-
ment Armory.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
NfOI-NT VERNON.

There was to have been a hearing on Tuesday
night before the Aldermen on the application Of
the Union Railroad for additional franchises on
Chester Hill sufficient number Of Aldermen,
however did not attend. and the meeting was ad-
journed until next Monday night
Mrs Roger NJ Sherman. regent ~ Bronx Cnap-
ter Daughters OF the American Revolution VIII
give reception 10 the chapter this afternoon at
her home. Chester Hiu.
The Epworth League chapters OF the Chester
I'm and First Methodist EPISCOPAL chnrches had
q ioint debate on Tuesday night in the First Mt,h-
odst Epis. opal Church on the question: Rcsolved'
That the United StatcS should annex the PMIppne
ISLANDS" The affirmative waS taken by T.. @.
Cough and F. W. Clark. Of the First Methodist
Epscopal Church and The negative by Eugene
Tbwing and william q. Mains of the Chester Hll
congresation. the latter winning the decision.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
COURT CALEND4RS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dvision-suprene Court before Van Brunt
Court opens at Nos ~. 81. Is. 81. 9a. 81. 80, l.
SUPREME Court-spccal Tern-Part I-Bcfore Beck
man. J.-Moton calendar called at 1880 a m; ,,,
Supreme Court-specal Ierin-iart Il-Before Glider
sleeve, 80 % oitls a. r f, III "a , T
2l4s 2454 27C. l747 27sO 2'o3 2s75 2is3 276o 2is3
supreme Special Term-rar " Before Book
staver Law and fact: Nos $50, 1889 1860. 1891.
14oG 1914. ls44-, 1916 52i 81 1905. 1888. 1921 92s
supreme Court-special Terni-Pait v Before stover
j.. Causes To- be sen, from Pert ~ tor trial clear;
supieme tou,i -Sree'aI leT,A f4it hei're hcl'ogs
1ni-icd.
supreme cogr-special Term-Part vII-Adjourned
supreme couit-TraI Term Part II-Betore McAdam,
$500 ss6 SAX s4, 7Sse s25 $50 4si6 sis SSii
s ts 73 75s l! @ 7 $50 3 ei5 ai @ s3 33 7 ad a i 4 375
1921 75&, '49$. 7l4G 3sGl clear. r,r s,-. t.,,..-
aid s Nos 2i54 2gGo ISL 2574 22ia 3Sl5 3s7a. 1888
3tai 8s95 3s95is 27s2 9is li4i 2375 1890 27i7 5eSI
I'M 3oGo 35s3 S5sj 800 T. 14i4 sO97 G3ls 3s25 856i
supreme Court Trial Term-Part V-AiIourned until
surromc Court-Tria Tcrm-Part V-Befo-e Ieyentrit,
JCauses to be sent from Part III FOR trial Judge to
man. Jcaufes 10 BE- sent from Part III for trial Cea-.
7c7 9osi a,>2 qIo7 3,2o aso7 9Ii2 2a'
254 2i73 o6lg III 3'3 295. 1856 3i35. g4. 2i10 1870.
l77l l772 l773 l174 no 1880 4"5 40i5. 4ON. 4o29.
supreme Court-Trial Torm-Part VII Before sm,th
Causes to be sent from Part VII for trial Case
Causes to he sent from Part VII for trial Case
suprtme Court-Tria Term-Psrt X-Before pusro.
J-Causes to De sent from Part VII for trial Judge
supreme Court-Trlal Term-Psrt XI-Before MacI>an.
Causes to be sent from Part VII for trial. Case
supreme court-rrial Term-rau xII-Eofore Chase
Causes T. be sent from preferred trial
sarroga,e's Court chambers-Reforc Fitzgerald s
30 1iOs VIII ~ Ann NJ. Winters. AZ II 90. Wills for
probate MARY A Link Mse,ne ;d.s, Weiss James v Fel
Y. .
slrrogate's Couri-rrial Term-Before -- s--No day
cV coait-spesM Tsrm-g.tare conlan. Court
city cour,-Tria TernPar, lIset5re Mccarthy. j
e57l 65o2 222t 224a 2oa5 2ioa 2o1G Ge6s 2ie0s
city coui,-Trial Term-Pa Il BEFORE Hascau j.
Nas 7s2 I.sS az $ts Ss @ ,S @ 10 5se @ 2es l9Si
1850 25s 1861 23'9 2o25.. l472 22' 2ail 2'oa 1892
' s s.a T;'s'' s rc8 H9i'o !s s.5 s'@s2, ,s
Isso ss.. No. s, @ ss ;s, $50 s2s''sq e.P
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
sureme Court
By Giderslceve. r
Charles N Rostnthal ast Moses Lasker-w William H.
Mo.ss l. Eiseman sanuel Eiseman-Ausu.tus
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Bv Beekman J
Sender ast IA KsufTan Edward l. Patterson
na,Itt Matter o, ds wla0 henTy T-r.
German German ssyins: Bank asi % waenf Hnf LArr.nor.
Ganigan ast Gallgan. Edward F. Mccall.
By Gndersleeye. J.
Matter Of Pasinsky--A Walker OTIS
Thalman agt Hoffman House-Raiph @ Miller
Emigrant Industria savings Bank agt. Smiths. l. H.
BY Bookstaver. J.
Putnam sst Frazer-Franeis V. g. oliver -
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
NEW ROCHELLE.

The organ recital which was 20 have taken place
IN ST Johns Methodist Episcopal Churcn io-n'sh'
has been postponed 10 next Thursday evening. ln
consequence Of the illness Of the organist Froies
sor Charles Andre Filler
Thomas Pusseu Anthony. for eighteen years a
n-known resident oi New Rochelle. died ~ ms
home. 40 l6 Frankn-ave on gess4S!Ai ioai ai'es Ha
short illness from pneumonia. ut. an HuiH W. W.
born iu New Bedford. Mass, seventy-tour YetIS
ago he Was q Widower. and leaves no cnilnith.
The funeral viii Dee conducted tomorrow 10y the
Rev Charles +. Cauedy. ,,
Mir and Mrs g. Oliver Iseliu have closed their
home All View and gone 90 Aiken. ; g., TO
spend the remainder of the winter. on Monday
Mr Iseun waited az the station four hours loF d
rain no BrS,ol hoping 20 be present at tho setting
Of some of The plates Of the cup defender, bui
trafnc wa blocked and he oad his baggage re-
The public schools resumed work yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
SING SING

The receipt of the New-York daily papers and the
mails on time yesterday morning assured the peo-
Die Of this village that they were once more III
communication with the rest Of the world. from
which they had been shut of since noon on Non
6av when the snow had succeeded in blocking ihe
orSinarv vaye Il travel number of social
affairs down for Monday and It Tpesqh@y h ad
dances were Indefinitely postponed while me con con
cert for Monday evening n TIE Hishlano AN'A" M ~"
Nfetho5iet Fuiscopal church. for when mere IN"
been iarec sale ~ seats VII take place on I4IIs
dav evening February g. The tracks or me % %iocal
rolav fines are etl buried deep in snow ana iltlr
are 10 signs of an immediate RESUMPTION % tId.H.
Miss Vandeia Narnum leoiured al me baa{i,.no
Pavs he Frteht3' This was the closing icclul
~ this seasons po9u8r course. ana thtl "aS O.
large attendance. in spite Of the had coHdiroh o.
the streets .,,-,. ,o a., .be
The prolonged cold weather and thlck zee Zee III m, ore
ana several of the industries have hoeh -uSP'''''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
SPRING WHEAT MILLING Trust.

Minneapolis Feb 1.-THE Northwestern Miller"
to-day prints the text Of prospectus issued for
the United States Flour Milling Company. sup
posedlv by Thomas Mcintyre. dated New-York
February T. and marked. For private use only"
II outlines the entire plan for organizing the spring
wheat milling industry of the country into trust
Thlrty-one mills are enumerated Including all Of
n hose I'm Minneapolis Milwaukee and Duluth. and
conureiug 81 per cent Of the spring wheat capacity
o. the country The property s valued al 8i +,
s0O ei0 and n claim is made that the truvt would
eject a saving Of 81 J0O"0 annually In the cost o1
oneration while the tendency and the policy or
tbe comuanv viii result in eQualzlng lowering and
,nakirg more uniform the price 10 tho consumer"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

of receiver denied most Of the allegations or MS
brother. and declared that the proceedings were
simply an effort the part Of Moses to compei
him 10 purchase the goodwill Of the late partner
shin al an extravagant figure. He had offered 10
nav Moses the entire amount or hls lntersst III
lash or 10 divide all the assets. permitting Moses
70 select as much stock he pleased take MS
share Of the cash on hand. collect the outstannlnsS
and account for the proceeds or 10 take the ehtIe
assets and pay Samuel his interest IN cash ana
eoll The goodwill At auction, all or which were
Rlumenstiel & Hirsch said that all the firms "a "a
tics have now been paid of ana the recSiVefS!up
zyas sirnplv on a question of the goodwill or the
l. .LnllC
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
pHLLLpPLNES HANDBOOK.

Manila and the Philippine Islands: An Up-to-
date Handbook Of Facts is the title Of useful
little book just issued by the Philippines Company
OF this city. II was compiled from official infor-
nation from the United States War Department
from Spanish reports and original investigation,
ana gives IN compact form just the Information
that all are now seeking about Americas new pos
sessions. OF the maps included. the plan OF the
city OF Manila Is especially good
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

=
He, proat 70 Jsaqsy 81 .'' inclusive 81 sS
President Crawford also said:
The attention OF stockholders IS called to the
small percentage Of proht TO saeS' bs IS IN pc
cordance with the settled policy OF the company.
We aim 10 reduce this percentage still further
We shall continue 10 Improve the manner ol Hdn
bss s VT IN ScItcr condition to the consumer. Reduc
ticn In prices will also. In - turn increase con- on
sumption and in itself enable US to decrease our our
percenfage OF profit on sales without diminishing
the aggregate volume Of our profits - -.
and always expect to have. 4 great deal OF com,
petition We purpose to get me ' ibe,o
hod by selling better goods ny lurh5hns Iar Cnear
price to the trade FOR The same qqah hs .nan raaSon SG
that have recently placed upon the marKeo t ctl
UneedG S5eqd bS' bT TP u N to preserve 9e and deliver
re goods absolutely fresh to consumers at price
S,scuit Is very small and is only what we can
save by means OF our superior aTliveS 'trn
dctlor lT Of his package We intend to advertise
It very extensively, believing ms @ wa rerai u line
greatly increased consumption Vi Jul
OF bakery goods.
A " Green. Frank o. Lowden and A. O. Carrot
son. whose terms as directors expired February
A. were reelected The remaining directors OF the
NoTman p. Ream 3 F. Crawford, ". 7. BakS,r'
+ Evans / Worries D. P9zfE S E. Fumsey s MaT'' r. 3 Loose
r s olive and D. r. Bremner. 49,, .,
Previous to the stockholders meeting the al
rectors declared the regular quarterly DIVIDEND on
tho nrefcrred stock or ia per cent. payable Eebru-
@ y 5 iSgg. transfer books to be closed from Febru-
ry, 81 70 FEBRUARY % Inclusive. The directors also
decided TO add $oco to the reservs cry o Tor ose
for this purpose. which action was approved oy the
stockholders ,t....,o,,. -, tho atock
holders meeting the directors met ana re-e'ecteu
ai of the officers. as follows: a. W Green chalT
man Board OF Directors; h; r. trt"l0qiu; pr
dent. n r Worries vice-presldent; Frank o. Low
den second vice-president; {. +: Kumsey, seer, secre
tary and treasurer. ana George T." "cS'' "'''''
secretary and treasurer
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
DISCHARGES N BANKRUPTCY.

Judce Brown. Of the United States District Court
Yesterday granted the following discharges IN bank
ruptcy: Louis Aarons. Charles f. Callahan Max
Chase. Michael Cohen. Mary l.. curtis Aloert ana
Isaac Deutsch Morris Glass, Harris b. Goldman
t.r,ta Goldstein Jacob Gordman Maross jenkins,
Thomas ] jenkins. Amund Johnson. Lazarus
Kahner II. Kamsler 8 Bro Ferdinand nSiey' hasSsiey'
iennie p Lambley. Irwin $ Loewenthai. William
r Martin. Fred Morris. simon Oberielder, LOUIS
Shodch f. D. Soule. T. }. Soomons, George W.
Wanmaker and Lena Weinberg.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
TO UNITE BALTIMORE BANKS.
ONE LARGE INSTITUTION BUYS OUT ANOTHER
MAY BE A BIG COMBINATION.

MAY BE A BIG COMBINATION.
Baltimore. Feb. l5 (speciaD-The first move in the
proposed combination Of National banks and trust
companies in this city was made to-day. Inc Ma
tional Mechanics Bank. with a capital OF 100000
and deposits OF AJo0OC0. bought the National
Farmers and Planters Bank, with a capital OF
81 OO0 and deposits Of $4,000. The price PAID was
SO share, par value. S25 The deal includes
fine building, which cost $ls0,"D
left several millions OF dollars for public Libraries
and a hospital for many years president OF
the Farmers and Planters Bank. which was one
Of the Oldest banks IN the South. The New Home
Trust Company had been negotiating FOR IL. Alex
ander Brown OF Brown Brothers, bankers, who
engineered the street railways consolidation deal
and the electric light companies combination. also
conducted the bank deal. a powerful financial
concern the largest in the South. may be the
oufcornc English capitalists are said to be largely
Interested in the financial movements being made
by Alexander Brown.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
HONE NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al lhb fOl Db'o'
r,NIPIRE-Henry D. Waters and F. A Spencer,
10 Ruffalo. John F. Murray Of Cambridge. Mass.
FIFTH AVENUE-Dr. Walter Drake. OF Montreal.
GRAND-Colone r. VI. Hoffman and Major W
NJ Kirhv. OF General Roe's staff, y. g. y. y.
HOLLAND Congressman Paul j. Sorg. OF
ohio. MURRAY HILL-Lieutenant ". F. North
cote Camille r. A. OF London. WALDORF-G. A.
Drummond Of London. WINDSOR-W H. sayre.
OF South Bethlehem. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. FEB IS. iseo
ARRIVED
steamer Nomadic (Bu. Thomas, Liverpool January 81
with mdse 10 the White star Line Arrived al the Bar
q 500 a N.
steamer cymrio (Br Lindsay Liverpool February g.
the White star Line Anchored outside the Bar Al
045 y N
steamer EthegondA CBp. Lswls Bristol January II
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


London, Feb Arrived steamers Manitou (Br). Can
mons New-York st Hubert (Brj, Smith. Baltimore via
Fayal
southampton. Feb 15--Arived. steamer St Louis,
Randle. Work passed Hurst Castle at 9l5 M
sailed steamer saale Ger. Banke. from Bremen for
New York
Plymouth, Feb 15--Aryed, steamer Pretoria Ger.
Kopf. Hamburg FOR New-York.
oueenstown. Feb Is s.14 A m-Arved Ma
jestic (Brj Smith. NewYork for Liverpool and pro
ceedei.
Prawle Point Feb 15-Passed. steamer Washington
Ger Dlncklage New-York Tor Flushing
sclly Feb I5-Passed. steamers Brasa Ger. Froeh-
lch %evy York for Hamburg. Deutschland (Cer) Schler-
horst New York for Rotterdam
Lizard. Feb t5-Passed steamer Lahesbaye Dutch
Eckhon ROTTERDAM for New-YorH.
Tory Island Feb l5-Passed. steamer Norwegian (Br
Williams New-York for Glasgow.
Antwerp. Feb l4-Arriyei. steamers la Campine
Dutch Oortgese. New-York 18TH British Trader (Br)
OIIagan. New-York.
Gibraltar Feb I5-Passed Karamania Gr,
Johnston Naples New York: 18Th. Aller Ger Me
rich New-York Naples and Genoa.
Genoa. l2-ArriVed. Remus (Ger)
Schwaner Marseles FOR New York. lith California Br
Mitchell. York via Marseiles.
Cagllari Feb 1O-Arriyed, steamer Ashlands (Br
Lewis New-York.
I>exoes. Feb l0-saled Oevenum CPorp vieira
New York.
ST Michaels Feb 15-Arrved. steamer Langback C3r
Rout. Calcutta FOR New-Nork 0or coals).
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
A MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE.
Continued from page one.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway


dock. and stood out plainly in the light. made
the place look like a besleEed city being fired by
hostile troops
A HEAVY BLOW TO THE YARD.
Naval officers considered the loss Of the build
ing heavy blow to the Navy Yard. The build
ing was known as No. 2S and was about 90 by
100 feet. four stories high Of brick and stone
Two towers hanked the southern side, and each
Of these was five stories high In the rear were
two or three smaller buildings besides the DoleI-
shop which was the only part OF the pie saved
The first two floors contained the machlne-snop
nroper the third floor contained the pattern
shop and tools and on the top moor were stored
the valuable patterns. which cannot De dupil-
Gated few chairs and books were the only
articles saved and they were carried out soon
after the fire started by Ensign w. g White
and Chief Engineer Henry Smith. All or the
records Of the steam-engineerng department ol
the yard destroyed. The buildlns was
erected in 1863 and in 1898 was burned out IN
It's eastern end.
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR BowLEs OFFERS
HELP.
Naval Constructor BoWles has offered 10 Chief
Engineer windsor the use Of the construction
and repair shops to-day for as many or the hVe
hundred men employed In the machine snop as
can be accommodated. He said last night that
great deal Of work would be done to-day. ana
that the Navy Yard would recover from the
hlow in short order No damage was caused 10
anv other building or ship by the ire with the
exception OF the charred wood on the foundry.
Around the Borough Hail. In Brooklyn. the
fire excited the greatest interest The buildings
on the north side OF FultOn-st are compare
lively low between the Arbucke Building ana
the Eagle" Building Through this gap the red
glare from the fire shot 10 the upper parts OF
the office buildings in Court-st. and the effect
was startling The electric lights made the
lower fronts light This shaded into dark
toward the middle and then came the reflected
light from the fire in the Navy Yard bathing
the upper parts in a red glare Thousands Of
people paused to look at the effect
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
SAILED

Steamers Newlyn CBr for Newport News: Holseln
)BD Cape Hayen etc tanchored Of clifton. Ohio ,Br.
I}-ston. STANDARD Ger. Rotterdam; Miami Galveston
Ribston (Br. Dunedin etc; Etona G}r). River Plate;
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News.