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New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
VIEW RULES FOR FIRRHEN.

Fire Commissioner scannell is compiling new
rules for the Fire Department in all boroughs
u. Brooklyn force. since consolidation. has been
operating under the old Brooklyn rules. The old
rules Of New-York City, which formulated by
chief Bonner some years ago. have been found
difficult 10 interpret and conflicting IN many Sec
tions. and in revising the book for the entire de-
partmcnt. Commissioner Scannen has made sey-
eral important amendments.
one Of these amendments makes It necessary
that fireman should he hrst-grade man
t.fara making application for promotion Here
tofore third or second grade fireman could APP
DIV and become an engineer or an assistant fore-
man and In some Instances such applicants have
become Officers. Under the new regulations, now
grades or three years time. before beng eligible
for either engineer or assistant foreman There
f. ONLY one exception under Tho rule, and thht -
Tor hers Of The force who have made rescue
OF ufe ar fires at the risk Of their own lives.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
NETWORK CITY.

Mrs. BalIington Booth will speak at tno oy"a-
poeue Bnai Jeshurun. Sixty-ffth-st. ana Mauso"-
ave on Monday ar SIS P. m
Herber. " Wilson. topographer. OF the United
States Geological Survey Will deliver lecture on
porto Rico: It's Topography and Aspects mus
trated before the American Geographical oocIe'y
On Monday at $50 p m. in ChlcKerlhs nan. Il'
lecture postponed from last -"'"'"'
count OF the storm
pohort z. Ely Of Cambridge, Mass. will ad-
d.oss the League for Political Education No %
yyest Forty-fourth-st at II A m. to-day, on wv nat
the Workneman Really Wants.
Tho B,nal Birth Club will celebrate Washing
,o,.s Rirthdov by giving masquerade ball at the
Ienox Lyceum
Justice Fursman. IN the Criminal Branch OF the
supreme Court. yesterday set the second trial or
Mrs Fayne Moore. charged with eXtorting money
from Martin Mahon. proprietor OF the New-A1nster-
dam Hotel for Monday. February =. Ine case
WAS on the calendar for yesterday, but was con-
tlnued owing 10 tho absence OF DetecuVe-oei sed"'
McNaught who is in Havana
At the "Old First" Presbyterian Church. Fifth
ave and Eleventh-st. the pastor. the Rev. DR..
Howard DuIield will preach at Il a. m. tomorrow
on a Good Investment" At p. m. the Society
Of the Sons Of the Revolution Will hold It's annual
service. In which many eminent clergymen VIII
take part The sermon will be preached by Dr.
Dunied His theme VIII be The Lineage Of an
American Patriot"
Al the Church of All Souls. Fourth-ave and
Twentioth-st the vesPer services begun on last
Sunday evening will he continued on successive
sunday evenings at 7:45 o'clock An elaborate
musical progra mrno is given by the choir, with ad-
ditioual Instrumental assistance. Tomorrow even
ing the Rev Or. Edward Everett Hale and the
Rev D. ~ Wilson Will each make brief address.
DR. Hale will also preach tomorrow morning IN
exchange with the pastor, tho Rev Thomas K
Slicer.
The Police Commissioners have adopted new
rule. which prohibits members Of the Department
from bringing any legal proceedings against the
Roard wlthouL nrst appying 70 the Board
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
YOUNG QUACKENBUSR SET FREE.
COUNSEL FOR CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK SAID
He HAD BEEN SUFFICIENTLY PUNISHED.

COUNSEL FOR CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK SAID
He HAD BEEN SUFFICIENTLY PUNISHED.
Pale emaciated and trembling from long months
Of illness Daniel McLaren Quackonhush. tho son
Of Lambert s Quackenbush. the wel-known law
yer whose Offices at No. 163 Broadway. and
whose home is No East Ninety-fourth-st..
was for the last time arraisned in the Centre-st
police court late yesterday afternoon and dis
charged.
The charge against the young man was forgery
The cha ham National Bank was the complainant
II was alleged that on August 3 last he cashed At
the bank a check for $243 prrportng 20 bear the
signature Of his father. Lambert :. Quackenhush
Later 10 was declared by the father forgery. and
he was arrested. He was arraigned IN the centre
S. police court. and remandcd I'm 5000 bail
For months he prisoner In the Iombs, oc-
casi0nay being arraigned in the police court and
the examination being adjourned. At last he be-
came ill from nervous prOstrauon and shortly be-
fore the holidays he was removed 10 Bellevue
Hospital. IN the carly part Of January his condl-
tion became serious. and his parents would nave
asked cor his discharge but the physicians sald II
would be impossible to remove him.
The banks counsel stated 10 Magistrate kudNch
thai the Institution felt that the young man had
been punished sufficiently. In view OF this appi-
cation Magistrate kudich told Quackeubush ne
was free 10 go None Of the young mans family
We're In court When asked where he was going.
Quackenbush smiled weakly and said: Home,
that's good enough for me hereafter"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
PEEKSKILL.

The Democrats Of the village viii hold thor eau
Gus 10 nominate candidates for village oihles u"s
evening in Liberty Hall Several VINO nave 0e' "
asked 10 run for president OF the village have oo-
c1,,ed and the probability is that the present In
clmbent Will be renOminatcd. ,r,s ,.
The public meeting IN Liberty Han on lLuI 50!
.,,erfns was largely attended. Colonel george "
Robertson was chairman and Major Char-eS IL.
Swain secretary. Colonel Robertson eXplLi.eu nc eIo
ohiect ~ the meeting-tO discuss ana NOte upon
The question OF bonding the village for $1,000 for
s,reet naying After speeches on both sides Il
SS-Ss,o5 ~ re horse showed So for and n against.
q majority Of l6 The resolution Was dec.afeG o@I a.
r,eS Tho prouostiOn Will now be SuhHntttt 10 ,1I-5
reope at the annual charter election on M.Ic5l H.,
asnd In the mean time "a bin viii be introduced III
the Legislature TO permit the village 10 ISSUE 'i7
hondS-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
YONKFRS

Ms. John Copcutt, widow Of John Copcutt d'ea
Yesterday At the family home. IN Neppernan-aVe.'
from pneumonia She never recovered from me loss
~ her husband whose death occurred four years
ago Two sons and four daughters survive MS.
a C. HYDE Miss A. C Copcuu ard John - Soi,
Gu, Of Yonkers. Mrs Charles y. Leale ana w. u.
Copcltt OF New-York city. and Mrs }. A. WILCOX
oi T6 FEBRUARY meeting OF the Social Christian
Workers Was held on Thursday night a. ne home
bnsjness session Mr.. Dowd and Miss Josie Ots en-
tertained the guests .. , rr.,,,...,, d,
Inn has been called to Danvers, Mass. by the
death OF her father. ., .,i
bave exercises tomorrow. at which Samuel +. Huo-
md wi give an address on Lessons from the Lire
of George Washington ,
Colonel Holman STATE Inspector and IAeu'en nant- ny =
ColoneI Sanger. Assistant Inspector. Were Al ne
ep,oarI Of the AIN Separate Company on Thurs
dev night and Inspected tho company On Monday
me company goes 10 Mount vernon ior bAliaioh
5riu win tie nth Separate company
The customary free cntertainmert OF the Young
Mems Christian Association VIII not be given this
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
EMPRESS DOWAGER at HOME"
VISIT OF THE WOMEN OF THE FOREIGN
DIPLOMATIC CORPS TO THE PALACE
AT PEKING


After numerous difficulties and DELAYS. due IN ~,
great measure to the question Of 1lerPretfrs 9e t9e
promised reception ~ Iac.es or me d'p!oHd'o ooug
vs.-erlav The event was a noteworthy innova-
ton and r. o. only fair 10 Lady Macdonald. Wife
OF the British Minister, 10 state lnat IL Wus VIZ @ s.o
who chiefly instrumental IN arranging inc pre- pre-,
umlrari,s of a ceremony calculated 10 Destroy
cluded Europeans from Intercourse with the Impe-
isfcrs assembled IT the British Legation. and pro
ceel-d AT once TO the palace, the route they fol-
traure 10 ihe precincts Of me Palace they were
mct hv corge0Lsly appar"lled mailuarlIs tS i
Palace chairs 20 the electric tramway. and con-
veyed 20 the Great Hall here stood a ed nmnsT n t6
escort them 10 the aud ience chamber
Here tho Do~ager Empress was seateaa a on on "a d
{nemlins l3a apes The Isaes Of the diplomats
bodv r.us.d themselves in front OF the dlIs and
Taiv Macdonald. as their d0yenne, stepping for-
ward read in Eneish an address exPre5sins sbs inc
ao1rd.d them TO offer 20 the DowIger Empress
their contributions on Her Majestys birthday;
and the hope that the precedent would be followed
hv the ladies of China. The Dowager Empress
gf-clously returned thanks. Lady Macdonald fol-
lowed by the rest OF the ladies, then mounted the
dAIs bowed 20 tho Emperor and the Dowaser En-
press The latter presented 90 each Of the ladles
roli ring set with pearls. which Mer Majesty
herself placed ON their fingers ,.. ,
after Jhis cerem2ny the t4reign Ministers WIVES
Chinese luncheon was served ohlng presinins; Inc
Interpreters iunchcd at smaller table. me !adies !
interval OF rest Returning presently to the ban
quoting hall the iadies tounh II crowned ITt, WtIn
later the Dowae.r Empress entered, accompanied
hy the Empcrors wife. Inc Dowaser Empresa II
described 10y those who We're present as having
i l@yoi ,rtrory 10 Chinese custom
Her Alaicsty's face is not painted. The Emperors
sad and eubducd expression.
with the foreign ladies the Dowager Empress
enjoyed th1ir Visit When tea was served Her
NJ aiesty drank from mo same cup WIN each Minis
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
CONPANYS PLAN NOT APPROVED.
UNDER WATER TO ASTORIA LIGHT. HEAT
AND POWER COMPANY

AND POWER COMPANY.
At the meeting Of the Dock Board yesterday
afternoon a communication from Tracy. Board
man & Platt the attorneys for the Astoria Light,
Heat and Power Company read. 1t stated
that an application would be made TO the Board
for a grant Of certain lands under water which the
Astoria Light Heat and Power Company wished
TO reclaim and Use. The company recently pur-
chased n large amount OF land from John d. Grim
Minis on which to EJECT It's plant This property
has big water frontage and It is the intention TO
build out into the water and thereby gain a great
amount Of land space. The communication was
fled ard while action was taken the MEM
he's Of the Board. almost without exception, eX-
pressed themselves being opposed 10 granting
the application should II be made.
4 communication from Maurice d. Barry, ac-
centng the offer Of the Board for wharfage rights
and the use of appurtenances ct Pier 81. East
River end Of Jackson-st read and fled. and
the matter will be closed The consideration IS
$4,000
petition from the Street Cleaning Department
for temporary pier at the north end Of the CRIB
work at Rker's Island received, and it was
decided 70 grant the request.
4 communication from the Mayor. inclosing q
letter from Recorder GoH calling the attention
OF the Department the lack Of facilities FOR un-
loading coal AZ various parts Of the city. was read
In the recent blizzard the imperfect arrangements
for unloading coal threatened 10 cause much SUI
fering among the poor people Of the lower West
side This was laid before the Board. which acted
SO quickly and satisfactorily that James W.
O'Prien foreman Of the Grand jury. sent a letter
to the Board thanking # for its promptness ,. =.
The chef Engineer reported against granting a
hermit to the Southern Paclnc halfway COMPANY
10 erect a shed on Pier 49, according TO me plans
submitted The report was sustained ana inc per-
wit. WAS refused
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
TvcOPpOPATFD N WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston W Va. Feb II SpeciaD.-A charter
has heen issued to the Elten Company for the pur-
nose Of carrying on a general manufacturing hus-
ness and dealing IN rights under letters patent re-
lating 10 arts machines and manufactures, includ-
ing inventions OF Alfred ?. Elten and Arthur X
Bullock. relating to acetylene gas apparatus gen
orators and lamps. and caloric compressors and
caloric secondary generators. The authorized CAPT
ta &c 500 ooo OF which $50 has been subscribed and
maid in. The principal office is 70 oe IN New-York.
and the ncorporators are Henry s CRapmanAi l5 T. oi
non r: Frederick crane Of Bloomfield. y. j.
Fdward s Beach. Of Boston. and William b. Mel
son. of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
TROLLEY EXTENSION BLOCKED.
SING SINGS LINE Is BEHIND IN TAX PAY
MENTS, AND HAS BEEN BOUGHT
IN Ply THE TOWN

Inquiries in reference 10 the proposed extension
Of the trolley line from Sing Sing to Peasantviie
bring out the fact that there Is an obstacle In the
way Of any move Of this kind. which, unless II
can be removed will put a stop. not only to the
proposed extension. but seriously threatens the
existence Of the present line Il appears that there
are taxes against the trolley line. both In favor
Of the village and Of the town amounting TO some
thousands of dollars, which il Is Impossible l"r
the authorities Of the road 20 pay and. IN fact mo
road has already been sold and bought I'm by the
town for the delinquent taxes Of two years ago
With this condition of affairs il is evident that
no extension could be undertaken The remedy Tor
this seems be for the town and village 10 COM
promise these taxes at n nominal sum.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FNfPIRF-Harry l.. Peebles Of Cincinnati. ONO
J T. Ellis. of Montgomery. Ala. and {. w: hn0ue,
Of Pitteburg Penn FIFTH ANENuE-lIthanh ia u
Allen Hitchcock. newly appointed SecIs'aIE oi ~ ~
r.ri~ and couereesman T.. b. Odell. ir.. or
Nowburg GTLSEY Justice y. Cady Herrick oi
,he New-York state supreme Court. MANnhL- - =
TAN Professor Torp. Of Copenhagen. MI Ii'Hi @
TITI-G.neral r. Jones. r. a. Of London. VAL
NOM colonel O. Curtlss Treadwell the Cover
nor's military secretary; Senator Mark \. hanna
of ohio. and 4. Zorn. Of sweden.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
cry or SAN ANTONIO OTERDUE.

Some anxiety is beginning 70 be felt about tho
Mallory Line steamer City Of San Antonio. which
sailed from this port IN command Of Captain Avery
for Brunswick Ga Sunday last. She takes
about three days IN ordinary voyage and should
have reached her destination by Wednesday. Late
Yesterday her agents said they had heard nothing
Of her The city Of San Antonio carries passengers
& nd freight
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
GENERAL ROE AND the ANDERSON CASE

General Roe commander of the National Guard
OF the state denied last night that ho knew any
thing about Governor Rooscvolts determination 70
declare void the election of Captain Frank W.
Anderson u Company Is. 22d Regiment until the
No VS. Of tie Governors action was printed in the
PAPERS The story Was based on the statements
Of a number Of military men. General Roc 4lfi
that the order in the Anderson case was received
IN his headquarters NJ Albany and that the whole
tInn.actnn W.s thrnugl tle prOnDr .n.nn.I-.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS.

Among tho people sailing to-day on the various
steamers are:
On the Etruria-P Donaldson. Glasgow; STAFFORD
birmingham Norfolk: tho Rev. Andrew Morrissey.
Tortb Dakota: Colonel Malcolm Peters. Joseph
Vorhaus G L. VI. Vanderpoole and Thomas Young
al Of New-Y ork
Alden Mrs ora Nelson, Charles Sahgny and
George T. Steward.
on the spaarndam-Dr. Emma L. Boice-Hays.
Toledo Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. r. Huston Craige,
Philadelphia, and Mrs Emma May. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

sov.ntv-arst Regiment Court Of Inquiry.
NeN-York Press club dinner, Delmonicos' 'p' M.
westchester trolley hearing. Rye. 10 a. m.
Lecture by William e Howells social REFORM
Ciub 80 = University Place. p m
Amateur billiard tournament Knickerbocker Atm
letic club. o. m.
Lecture by F. s. Dellenbaugh Cooper Union
d IN.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

IT Is THOUGHT THAT THE BIG LINER WILL
NOT SEE PASSENGER SERVICE AGAIN.

IT Is THOUGHT THAT THE BIG LINER WILL
NOT SEE PASSENGER SERVICE AGAIN
\ large force OF wreckers was AZ work on the
steamer Germanic al yesterday Some os them
getting the pumps n place. others We're as
ssting the divers. and the remainder were building
coffer-dams 10 cover tho hatch openings. Before
sunset last evening all aboard the Gormanc seemed
st1l working by lampNght. In the ,ast twelve
hours tho bow o., the ship has sunk three inches.
Captain McKirstry. who was seen at tha wreck
yesterday. said: AN the known vents down below
ore closed now. It IS only question of getting
tho pumps AT work. We VIII have 1T least eight
hlg pumps roing by tomorrow. I'M the present
state of affairs r. is Impossible TO estimate the
damage done or approximate tho cost Of fixing mp
the boat again"
The Germanic. which was built twenty-five years
acO. has apparently seen her beat days as an
ocean liner. Should the Wrcckers succeed 'u get
the White STAR company VIII reIt aad refurn.sa
her fCr the PASSENGER service. The expense ot Gp-
ing so would DE cOnsideraile. and the age OF the
Germanic's hull. IL IS thouGht hy many. would
improbable in the end. IN case o' her being raised
without further damage tho steamship could be
used o freiehter.
The Adriatc. which Is only few years older
than the Germanic. has been found 20 Doe WORTH
Joss. and carly this week WAS sent % Preston 20
be- / oxen up as old junk The Afrc. new
steamer is on her maiden trip 10 this country. and
Tho Oceanic which s. being built by tho White
star company. viii soon De hn he'd.
Agents of the marine underwriters have been
constantly watching the sinking ~ the Ger
mamie and have secured phDtoerai lbs showing the
position Of tie boat almost hourly every day.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
THE TRANSPORT MISSISSIPPI SAILS.

The transport Mississippi sailed yesterday. pass
ing out Quarantine at 1855 a. m. bound the
regular Government transport route TO Ponce. San
Juan and Santiago, with passengers employed IN
the Government service. mails and miscellaneous
largo Of supplies for the Army.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
EASY FOR THE PROFESSOR.

From The Chicago News
And now" sad tnc professor as the regular
class exercises were finished is there any question
any of the young women would Ike 10 ask -
How ls it. sir Inquired the authenticated girl
~ the pedal extremity of the class. that Father
Time g. alwaya represented being bald -
THAT is easily accounted for" replied tho pro-
fassor SO many people during their school davs
prafped Time hy the fOrelock I'm trying 10 get away
ffom nc foot ~ The class that his hair has all
been pulled out. Seef' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
RRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The Rev Alexander MacCon Will deliver p lecture
in the Congregational Church in this place neN'
"Wednesday evening under the direction OF ne ~
erary and Musical Society The subltcI ,WN.d~oYT ~
s.Tsminiscences Of Newspaper Life Mr. Maet O.
was for eight years engaged IN newspaper ""'N i
New-York City and elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

sneden Miss Edith Young. Miss Lotue 1apiedra'
Mr. Saimond Mr. Pinkerton and others The pro
cceds were given to the sick relief fund OF the
union. e,.-.a
The ffty-third organ recital given at the Sailor
Snug Harbor under the direction Of James =.
Crabtree the organist. took place on Thursday
evening. Mr. Crabtree assisted by Mrs. Adeie
Laeis Baldwin. contralto: Mr.. Boogner. vionhist
Mr. Boucher 'cellist. and W. s. Jones tenor
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
TILE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

London. Feb l7-Arrived. steamer Tiscrora sr).
Liverpool Feb H. 4:so p Sailed steamer Bowie BD.
Jones. Ncw-York.
queenstown. Feb IT, 9Is m-Arrved. steamer
Lucana lBr) Mckay Nsw-York FOR Liverpool land pro-
ceededl
YewcasCe Feb ls-saled steamer Marenso CBr). Bing-
ham New York mot previously.
New York. I.lmen O3r Nicholson. New-York.
Gloucester. Feb 16-Arrived. steamer George Heaton
(}r Mills. New-York.
Brow Head Feb l7Passed steamer Cuvier (Br). Quin-
ton. York for Manchester
Prawle Point. Feb l7-Passed. steamer America (Br).
Goudle. New-York for London.
isle OF Wight Feb l7-Passed. steamer ST Cuthbert
C3r) Pugh. New York for Antwerp.
Hamburg Feb 17-Arrved. steamer Minister Maybach
Ger. Prelle. New York.
Antwerp. Feb 16-Arrived 81 Leonards CBr).
Shrine New York
Amsterdam. Feb 15-Arrved. steamers Mendelssohn
Qr Gibson Baltimore: Clud-n Br). Tratties New-York.
Malta Feb 17-Arrived steamer Auguste Victoria
Ger. Kaempi. NewYork via Genoa. etc ION oriental
crsel.
suez Feb I7-Arived. steamer Mosul Gr. Bailey.
Yokohama. etc, for New-IOrk.
Lr.xoes. Feb - Arrived. steamer Dona Maria Port).
Jensen. Lisbon for New-York
Mchaels. Feb sailed steamers Hansa 1Ge). from
Hong Kong FOR New-YorI 18th. Langbank (BD. Rout,
from Calcutta FOR New-York.
MontevdeO, Feb l5-Arrived steamer Asiatic Prince
N3r). Wooihouse New-York for Buenos Ayres
Santos Feb l6-Arrived. steamer Roman Prince OBJ.
Curtis. New-York via Pernambuco and Rio Janeiro.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
4 TrGBoiT SINKS X THE NORTH RIVER.

The tupboat Charles D Mcncey. owned by the
Hudson Towboat Company, sank at the plor Of
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company in
Iobolen late Thursday night II is believed that
ice humping against her bottom caused her 20
enrinC a leak Thomas McAvoy. engineer Of the
tug h1l narrow escape. Tie asleep the
englne-room floor when the water rushed in
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

Boston Feb Flour dull. spring patents S5nst .o
winter patents 81 sV4S4 clears and straieht 50 8oqt
CornmeaI quiet ssQaJc per bag 81 !SUS& pc Dbl corn
nrm No 4Sixg4@+c. sleamer l8''c oats h,n. iaAcy
.sa3sizc. .o- 3 81 N37@.c Mll feed nfm iran
spring si7 % winter Sl7 70. mfdrgs SIG 'o0$l9 15
Iiel Dog -four. tl7 70 Butter steady. Northern -.
2lu22c, imitation. l6al1c, ladies Lao LOG.
cheesa stAadvl Northsrn- IIAai2Gs Wsssfn 10l.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
payA MINES TO RE SOLD TO END TRoUBLE

Tavlorville H. Feb. IA stock company capt.
talized at 10000 IS being formed here with the m
tention Of purchasing the Pana coal mines and
putting an end to the labor troubles there II is
Understood that the State Association of United
Mime Workers has agreed 70 furnish half the capt.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
RJcgv0yD BoRoUGH HAPPENINGS.

The quarterly conference Of the Staten Island
Christian Endeavor Union was held IN Calvary
Presbyterian Church. West Brighton, yesterday af-
ternoon Prominent speakers from Manhattan were
present
Mrs. Ira X Morris. OF West Brighton. enter
tained the members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at her home last evening. An
excellent programme was presented BY Mrs. J. D..
Wood Mrs. Daniel Peltop- Mrs. 8. Butler. Mrs
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Barnum p Cole. father OF c A Cole. leading
reaestate dealer Of this village. died at his homo
IN North-st on Thursday Mr. Cole was born II
Creore county y j. hevrnty-four years ago. az q
bs6 lived In Nev-R0chcle thirteen years. The
funeral will be held tAis afternoon AT tho house
The Rev A n. GOOdcnough officiating. WIDOW
nd three sons survive him
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. FEB. II. 1899.


ARRIVED
Steamer Tcutonic CBr Liverpool February 8
Queenstown with mdse, 1s7 cabin and l5s seerase
passengers the White Line Arrived at the Bar at
1919 m.
steamer Saint Quentin (Br stabb Liverpool January
% ballast to Norton & Son Arrived at the Bar at
m.
steamer Chicago city CBr). sendel Bristol January %
and swansea IS with mdse 70 James Arkel Co. Ar
rived al Bar $3.50 p m. 18th.
steamer Lain (GeD. Pohle. Bremen February and
Southampton g mdse 95 cabin and 400 steerage pas
sengers Oelrichs & CO. Arrived at the Bar az II 3 m
Maasdam Dutch Potter. Rotterdam February
? with mdse and passengers TO the Holland-America
Line Southeast of Fire Island at 6;54 m
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Voege. Rotterdam January
"a in ballast to II Raudebrock. Arrived az the Bar
steamer Hubert OBJ. stitch Meneos January y. Para
February g. Barbados and ~ Lucia TO- with mdse ana
) passengers Booth & CO. Arrived AZ the Bar at
steamer Cherokee Ga1fn. Azua February 1. san
Domingo 3, Macoris Sanchez and SANTANA g. Porto
PLATA and Monte Crlsti 10 and Turks Island il, with
mlse and . cabin passengers 70 W clyde & Co. Ar
rived the Bar az a m. -,
steamer Bratten (Nor) Holm. Carderas February II.
with sugar 20 Refining Company vessel
10 " u Munson. Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer FL Paso. Gardner. New Orleans February l3
with mdse 70 T Van Sickle.
Steamer Richmond. Hiller Newport News and Rich
mond with mise and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
- Co
Steamer Guyandotte Norfolk and Newport News,
with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion S. Co
steamer Chatahoochee. Lewis. Boston. 20 Ocean SIS
CO. Is bound Savannah.
Sandy Hook Feb Il. IL u-Wfnd WSW. light breeze;
cloudy.