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New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

J. P. MORGAN ELECTED COMMoDORE-AN-
NrAL. REGATTA TO BE on JUNE %.

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NUAL REGATTA TO BE on JUNE %
This wears first general meeting of the New
York Yacht Club took place last night at tho
Clubhouse. No. - Madlson-ave. at $50
o'clock This was for the election Of
officers FOR the year. The following we're
elected Commodore. !. Pierpont Morgan; vice.
commodore. Lewis Cass Ledyard; rear-commodore
August Belmont; secretary. J. V. s. Odde; treas
urer, F. w. J. Hurst; measurer. John Hyslop: fleet
surgeon. Dr Morris J. Asch. Regatta Committee
:. Nicholson Kane Chester GrisWold and Irving
Grinnell. Committee on Admlssion-C. Oliver Ise-
lin. Lewis Cass Ledyard, Henry G. Ward w. But
Ter Duncan jr.. and James \. Wright. House Com
mittee-Tarrant Putnam. Frank VI. Cronse aud
Edward i. Darrell. Library Commttee-Ford
Morris. Arthur II. Clark and Theodore c. Zercga.
Committee on Club William H. Thomas
Frederick H. Benedict f. Augustus Schermerhorn.
L. Vaughan Clark, Tarrant Putnam. Frederick p
Sands, Harrison 3. Moore. John =. Duncan. AMI
l.. Barber and Edward r. Ladew.
Secretary j. Van Schaick Oddie reported after the
meeting that the annual regatta OF the club would
take place the Lower Bay and ocean courses on
June q Of this year. also that the excavations for
the clubhouse now to be built had been begun
and would he completed by March l.
Several additional subscriptions have been made
to assist toward defraying the large outlay which
has been undertaken by the club These
outside Of the subscriptions already published. and
DINERS are promised me cluD is to-day S2N rlcher
than II was at this time last year There is a
total membership OF 1873.
a committee is to be appointed by Commodore
Morgan to revise the constitution. bylaws and
charts and 10 make a report This work This
committee is not yet named.
A number Of gifts have been made to the club.
and among these is an ancient lithOEraph of the
celebrated schooner yacht America. presented by
J. r. Steers nephew Of the George Steers who
built the historic winner for Commodore Stevens.
full-riGged model Of the yacht Defender was
presented by her owners. Distance charts have
been presented by the LarchmOnt Yacht Club show
ing the coasts from Barnegat 10 hatcher's Island
The number Of yachts now in the club counting
those now building IL 3S4. being 70 schOOners l01
sloops 1G3 steamers. naphthas and Q launches.
There arc two schooners building and fifteen
steamers.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
RECEPTION FOR CHAPLAIN DAILY.

Among the thirteen hundred officers and members
Of the Goth Regiment. who spent nearly ten months
In camp. there was none who won more golden
opinions than the Rev. W. j. b. DAILY. OF St Pat
rck's Cathedral the chaplain. \ public reception
will be given for him at the Lenox Lyceum on sun
day evening Addresses will be made by Justice
Morgan j. O'Brien, Justice james Fitzgerald CEN
eral James r. O'Beirne. Father DAILY and others
Miss Hike and Miss Clary will sing patriotic airs
Admission will be by ticket which may be OBJ
tanned on application at the Cathedral Library, NO
100 East Flfteth-st, and at the regimenta armory;
Scvcnth-st and Third-ave. Brlgadler-Generdl
George Moore Smith Colonel Duffy and number
Of well known persons will be present Monsignor
Mooney the viear-general will attend TO represent
Archbishop Corrigan who is absent from the city
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
j. II. BENNINGTON A SUICTDE.
THE LAWYER SHOOTS HIMSELF AT HIS
HOME IN BROOKLYN.

THE LAWYER SHOOTS HIMSELF AT HIS
HOME IN BROOKLYN.
James IT, Remington. Of the law firm OF Ten
Eyck & Remington No 277 Broadway committed
suicide yesterday at his home No. s3S Carroll-st.
Brooklyn. where he lived with the family Of his
brother-in-law Charles A. Howard. a Reade-st.
merchant. Mr. Howard saw Mr.. Remington at
about o'clock in the morning. and the shooting
occurred soon after that No one heard the shot,
and it not until about 10 o'clock that 1t was
learned that Mr. Remington was suffering from a
fatal wound in his temple A revolver with one
cartridge exploded the floor OF his room.
Ill-health IS the only motive ascribed by the
family.
About one week ago Mr.. Remington took a bad
cold which developed into grip. and this prevented
him from going to his Broadway office. He was
much depressed by his illress. and at times was
somewhat erra;ic in his manner. He arose yester-
day morning and dressed unassisted. and when
last seen by his brother-n-sw was in about hls
usual spirits Since the death OF his wife. seven
or eight years ago Mr. Remington had lived mucn
Of the time with his brother-in-aws family He
leaves son about twenty-siX years old. ana a
daughter scarcely ont Of her teens.
At the law office In Broadway the members ol
the firm were greatly affected by the tragedy.
As Mr.. Remngton's condition Vas dis
covered. Or. Thomas Wilde. Of No. III Seventh,
ave. was sent for He soon reported the wound
fatal aud Mr. Remington died At about 1870 o'clock
without regauing consciousness. He was norm IN
ISS In Warwick, r. J.. and was graduated from
Rrown University In the class OF 1862 He came 70
Ncw-York about thirty years ago. He was a bright
and successful lawyer. As far as could De- learned
yesterday he belonged to no clubs
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
WESTCHESTER UNITY.
YONKERS.

The Joint committee Of the Young Mems Repuoi-
can club and the Lincoln Lesion complc Neu d,
rangements on Wednesday night for the ~ ~'"0oIi
dinner. TO be given on Monday evening OF ~ ~
week The toasts and speakers will be "Aora va"
Lincoln" General T. J. Morgan. Greater An Vl
state Senator Burns The Citizen In Pohucs y.
Francis A Wnsiow; Municipal G9vsgn'sSn,rt 2,sge srn,t
Lent and politics and Public schools Ch33r'e
z Gorton superintendent 81 the puohr scho's Va
this CITY. 90, . -. an
The Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club gave an en-
tertainment last evening In the assembly, nan "'
the Hollvwood Inn Club. followed by dancing. -,
The Park Hill Country Club has issued lnVi'S,
tions FOR the annual bal OF It's bac cheors. .onS 10 nS
given on TUESDAY evening next Inc Cldpti oI.S
will be Mrs f. X. Martin. Mrs. Morris X FoucheI'
Mrs Tweedy and Mrs F. A WinsloW
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
BOXING.
rrrzsrMMoxs AND JEFrR1Es TO MEET

FTTzsTMMOSs AND JEFFRIEs TO MEET
Martin Julian. representing Fitzsmmons. and j.
Egan. Billy Delaney and G. J. Cooke. representing
". A. Brady. manager Of Jeffres met at the Union
Square Hotel last night and agreed 10 a fight be-
tween Fitzsimmons and Jehries. The articles will
be signed to-day.
The fight is 10 take place before the club Offering
the largest purse. not later than May 26, the day
before the Brooklyn Handicap. deposit Of $500
is be put up by each side, and deposit Of $50
must be put up by the club securing the night
The bids to be- made 10 Dave Holland. at No. as
Broadway.
The nght Is to be OF twenty-five rounds n brought
off i'm the State Of New-York 10 be to 2 finish
II IN any other place. No bandages will be per-
nittcd on the hands
The chances for a meeting between Bob" Fitz-
simmons and Tom" Sharkey in a A-foOt ring for
the heavy weight championship OF the world are
rather remote. II was generally expected that
these two would have been matched yesterday for
q limited round finish contest, but after parlev
ing FOR than hour Martin Julian and
Tom O'Rourke failed 10 agree date for the
contest and the negotiations were without result.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELECTION.

The annual election Of the American institute was
held yesterday az No rs West Thirty-eighth-st.
The polls were open from 10 o'clock In tho morning
until O'Clock In the evening. The result Of the
election was announced at the meeting held last
night. and follows: President. Charles II.
Patrick vce-presldent Henry c. Gabay; secretary.
William T Peoples: treasurer. William n. oakley;
auditors Moses Slater. John Masterton and Robert
Rutter; inspectors of election. Japes f. Durham.
Thomas b. Briggs and William II. Eagleson: trus-
tees Or Alexander Hadlen. George H. Toop. Jo-
seph II. Bennett. Joseph J. Little David Pettgrew.
John 4. Eagleson. J. Rockwell Fay. George White
field. Richard T. Davies; managers. Dr. r. H. AIur-
ply John H. Walker Lyman \ Jones Thomas J.
Fitch. Dr Robert Taylor.. Stephen Mccormick,
lam r Gavit, Charles Andruss. Or. Frederick NJ
Hexamer Or. George II Rich. James Hamel Dr.
j. W. Bartlett and \. Wetmore
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
FFPTTLTZFP MAKERS TO COUBTNE.

THEY ARE ORGANIZING A TRUST TO RD cAP1-
TALIZED AT 100000
Boston. Feb. (SpeciaD.-Boston men are organ
iziug combination OF all the important fertilizer
concerns Of the country. 70 be capitalized at about
100000 The Bradley interests working for a
consolidation Of competing corporations The plans
Of the promoters Of the trust include the Bradley
Fertilizer COMPANY the Bowker Fertilizer Com
pany. the Lowell Fertilizer Company, the Armour
Fertilizer Works Company OF Chicago; the
Mares Formula and Peruvian Guano Company, Of
Liberty y. Y. y J. Baker Brothers. another
big New-York concern; the Croker Fertilizer and
Chemical Company Of Buffalo. and the Lister Agri-
cultural Chemical Works Of Newark. y. J. Less
certain Is the establishment OF p T. Church Of
Providence r l.. already syndica ted with English
capital
Ii is understood that ". II Bowker. Of the
Bowker Fertilizer Company has been asked 20
become the president Of the corpora tion. Mr.
Bowker has the matter under consideration, being
so far Influenced adversely by the necessity Of
moving TO New York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
R. T. WILSON AND HIS SOY SUED.

suit brought by William F. Brewster 20
recover s22 800 commissions from Richard r Wilson
and Richard 7. Wilson ir for services rendered
by the pantlff 10 the defendants with regard 70 the
purchase OF quantity # stock IN the Detroit Ciu-
zens Street Railway Company, came 10 rial yes
ierday before Justice Leventrtt and jury in the
Supreme Court
Brewster alleges that on Apri l. 1874. he became
possessed OF certain Information with reference TO
the sale of a street railway company in Detroit.
known as The Detroit Citizens Street Railway Com
pany He subs quently entered into NEGOTIATIONS
with the defendants. who We're In partnership. for
the purchase % the stock and the control Of the
road, and told them that one Thomas NeNins had
an option on the purchase Of the road. and he
says. the defendants authorized him % treat with
Nevns for rs sale.
The defendants admitted that Brewster had OBJ
tained maps Cor them. and had had some talk with
them about this railway in April 1896 but they de-
MED that they employed Brewster as their agent
or that they were liable for any commissions
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MONEY FOR TIE CITY PRISON.
ALLOWANCES MADE BY THE BOARD OF EsT1-
MATE.

ALLOWANCES MADE H1 IHE BOARD bF - L
MATE.
At meeting % the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portionment in the Mayors office Yesterday the
Commissioner Of Correction was allowed to have
$4,000 which will be raised by the sale Of bonds,
for the completion Of the new city prison.
Corporation Counsel Whalen reported in favor Of
paying the claim Of Rufus s. Beardsey amount
ing 10 $4,000. which his salary for five years
s. m n year counsel for the Board Of Educa-
tion Mr. Boardsley served for several years as
counsel 10 the Board up 10 1885 when 10 appropr-
alton was made for his salary in the budget. BY
direction OF the president Of the Board OF Educa-
ton, ne continued 10 do the work without salary
for five years and last year the Legislature passed
bin authorizing the Board of Estimate 70 audit
his claim. The Corporation Counse. reported that
the claim valid. but President Gugeenheimer
said he was not ready 70 vote on il. and the mat
ter was referred TO him
Park Commissioner Clausen got $500 for plant
ing trees on Riverside Drive
The Board by transferring $1,000 from the Item
tor repairs TO that OF salaries prov siOns for
he employment Of mechanics on mechanicai work
that IS now done by policemen. This IS In response
% the application - labor men, VINO said that po-
hcemen were detailed 10 do painting and carpentry
work IN stations that should be given 10 mechanics.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF -yoRK-THURsDAY. FER o $50.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NFW-NoRk-THURSpAi FER o. 1890.
ARRIVED
Steamer Iangfond iNor). Helleeen Cardiff
Delaware BreakWater February = ballast 10 Punch
Edye < Co. Arrived a the Bar az sth
Steamer OBrJ. Wilson. shields January D. 70 Ben
nett. Walsh n Co Arrived If SANDY Hook NJ 20 a m
ordered Baltimore. and proceeded clearing Bar AZ
s.2b "a IT..
steamer Urd NorL Hansen. Mauuuus December II
Port Natal q Cape Town -. ana Vincent Y. Jan
uaTy ~. via Delaware Breakwater February s. with
s4gar 10 Barber & Co Arrived az the Bar az : m
Steamer Salamanca re nolds Curacao January 81
With mdse 10 Bonlton. Bliss Dalett. Arrived ths
par
steamer Gloxinia CBD Petrie. Martinique January 26
Hampton Z ads February T. IN ballast - J Q Saaser
Arrived the Bar midnight sth
Steamer RI Dorado. Baker Nev.-Orleans February 4
with mds. g. T Van Sickle.
steamer city OF Ma %. savage Savannah February g.
With mdse ana passenses 10 ocean steamship Company
Steamer Kansas city. Fisher anuhh February with
udse ana passengers 70 the ocean Steamship
steamer Richmond. Hitler Newport News and Rich
mond with mdse and passengers old Dominion steam
chip Company.
stsaner Asenhorn. Dillingham; Baltimore with mis- 20
NJ - Foster.
steamer G1ldsboro. Townsend Philadelphia with n1dsa
20 William + Clyde & 90.
United states transport Mississippi. Stinson San Juan
January IS Ponce 80 and Santiago February 3 with ~
esen pAssenssrs an1 II soldiers, Transfers and Army
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
u-uAr IS GOING. ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest in Adams poisoning case.
Cornell Alumni dinner, Wadorf-Astorla o'V
p. m. - .oo
American Society OF Civil Engineers, NO. 20
West Fifty seycnth-st.. $50 y. ~.
Meeting Of Mount Onvet Baptist Church mem
hers, p IN.
n 7 Elm endorrs lecture. .seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht Club, p. m
Military Service Institution Of the United STATES
Naldorf-Astoria. evening.
(.aledonian CIub ball Lenox Lyceum
P,ivers' Association entertainment. Sherry =
evening.
Arion ball Madison Square Garden
Genealoeical and Biographical Society' NO -
West Fifiy-siXth-st.. $50 p. M
The Rev Dr. Josiah srongs lecture FacKaru
School. II a. ,
Manhattan Liberal Club. NO. 70 East f"'ee"'"-
u
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
OPPOSED TO SALTWATER MAINS.

William J. Tanning, counsel for the Hotel Men
Association. has presented TO the Municipal As
semby remonstrance on behalf OF the hotel
keepers Of this city. the owners OF apartment
houses and property-owners IN general against the
laying Of saltwater mains in the streets to- conduct
salt water from the river for the purpose of ex-
,inguishing fires and flushing streets and sewers.
The remonstrance is presented on tho ground that
the city Is now lacking in fresh-water facilities,
that h0tel-keepers and others have 70 private
pumping apparatus 10 force the water above the
first floors OF their buildings. and that the first
duty of the city IS TO provide its people with an
abundant o supply Of fresh water
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
Will OF DAVID DOWS. JR.

bate IN the surrogates offce NJ White Plains
Yesterday The real and personal property are
given 10 his wife lane 3 Dow-. and 10 his
three sons David Dows 81. Robert Dows and Ken
meth Dows children. certain bequests which were
made I'm entail in the will Of his father. David
Dows, sr He appoints his wife guardian of the
person Of each Of his minor children. and his
brother-in-law Richard NJ. Hoe and hts brother
Tracy Dows guardians Of the property and estate
Of each of the minor children. Richard VI. Hoe
and Tracy Dows are executors and trustees OF the
Will win the three sons they may become of
age The will ives dated November o. lSM
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TIE zOOLOGICAL GARDEN

The trustees Of the new Geological, Garden 70 be
established IN the Bronx Park have made opplica-
ton % the Board of Estimate for $3.50 which The
city is TO appropriate for the preparation Of ground
for the park The city has already appropriated
that amount ana the trustees have raised over
$1,000 Both parties were 10 eXpend like
srnount The garden would have been open by
June but for the delay a The city 81 raising the
money. e
The Mayor did not bring the applicau9n before
me Board OF Estimate yesterday. W ". Niles.
one OF the trustees, says the garden VIII be open
l,,- NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
STEAMSHIP DANIEL AGROUND.
ICEBOUND OFF THE SANDY HOOK LIFE
SAVING STATION.

ICEBOUND OFF THE SANDY HOOK LIFE
SAVING STATION.
The British steamship Daniel, which has oeen
anchored I'm the Bay since last Sunday, waiting
for orders. caught by the ice and wind yes
terday morning and forced toward a bar OF the
Sandy Hook fe-savng station, where she ran
aground. The heavy westerly gale which was then
blowing caused the ice 10 set toward the SANDY
Hook shore The Daniel set signals for tug and
one OF the large tugs usually occupied In towing
barges put out in her direction. but the captain OF
the tug apparently changed his mind, regarding
the work as too risky in the gale. and the tug was
turned back to her moorngs. Later on the Mer-
rite pmau Wrecking Company sent its steamer
William Coley 10 the Daniel The Coey tried with
but poor suc 'ess TO cut her way through the Ice
The Coley signalled "Do YOU want assistance
The Daniel answered. I'VE want a steam tug. The
Coley then returned to the city. il is improbable
that the Daniel be got off before to-day, ana
not then II the present weather continues
There is a large quantity OF ice around her. and
she IS held In vice The vessel l.. however. in
no danger. TIE fe-savers are unable to reach her
because OF the ice.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
spyAKERs At THE HARVARD DINNER.

The Harvard dinner will be held Tuesday. Febru-
airy 81 at $50 ?. m. at the Waldorf Astoria. Gov
ernor Roosevelt ~. Joseph H. Choatc. 20. Ed
mund Wetmore. 80; eX-Judge Henry j. Rowland.
L. s. 81 Charles c. Beaman 81 gutaro Komurs.
l. s., II. the Japanese Minister and Captain Good
rich, T. S. n. are expected 70 speak. Applications
for tickets should be sent TO the club No. - West
rty-fourth-st
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
nocyoRS WIFE COMMITS SrICIDE

Mrs Julia Fife thirty-nne years old committed
suicide by taking quantity Of oxaic acid AZ her
home 40 10 West Tenth-st, yesterday morning
She was the wife OF Dr. Arthur J.. Efe.
Dr Fife said that he had been married nfteen
years He admitted that there had been many
family Jars and much marital infelcty. The doctor
said that his wife had been despondent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

The Westchester Electric Railroad Company yes
terday fled notice that II would extend its lines
in Pelham from the Mount Vernon boundary line
along South Fultcn-ave. 20 the Boston Turnpike
20 the boundary line o. the village ~ Pelham
Manor along Pelham Lane 20 Washington-aye,
thence 70 Pelhamdale-ave.. 10 connect with the
present lire OF the company I'm Pelhamdale-ave
Also. beginning at the intersection OF Soutn
Fourth-ave and Thir7-st.. Mount Vernon. thence
westerly through Thrd-st 10 South Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SMOKE NrTSAyCE INDICTMENTS.

The Grand Jury yesterday investigated nineteen
complaints Of smoke nuisances and found hVe IN
dictmenfs These complaints were made by the
BOARD Of Health. and specify o violation Of the
law in the burning Of soft coal. President Murphy
Of the Health Board went before the Grand Jury
yesterday II H. expected that NOR" indictments
vii. follow
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NAVY HILL RTRNED.

Providence r. L. Feb 9-Maxey Hall. Brown
University, was pretty well burned out by n fire
which started In the room Of j. p Gray a sopho-
more. IN the northeast corner tonight Before the
nre was under control the damage amounted TO
o bout S25Da
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
Geo. CLINT Co.
43.45 AND AZ WEST 23osT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: lS4 AND l56 WEST I9~srReI
HOME y EWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AI.RF.NARLE-Dr. VI. Herman. l. : ~ CAM
BPIDGE- Baron Won Holleben, German Ambassa-
dor ~ Washington FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Go Cover
NOR ROYAL G. Taft Of Rhode Island; eX-CongIess-
nan NJ i, Stevens. OF Massachusetts ana Mrs.
y, NE Grssit Sartoris of Washington. HOLLAND
II y Ti, nit Of Providence. r I. MURRAY
UrTTLRishCp Lucion Lee .insolying. Of Of the tpis-
copal Churcr in Brazil PARK ANEN f'-' pam
~ Boston sTURTEVANT-Ideutenan victor
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Ottawa. Ont Feb s.-The Minister or Justice has
been advised that Thomas Avery. the deputy-col-
lector Of customs at Port Huron, who forcibly de-
ported a Canadian named Moagher from Port
TambtOn last September. has been dlsmisssd by
the United States Government.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
A CANADIAN TEAM CHOSEN

Montreal Feb. 9.-The following members Of the
Montreal Racket Court VIII compete in the Amerl-
can championship games at Nev-York next week
+ ROLAND. champion 4. D. McTier r. ". Mere
dith. ". K Miller and David Gilman.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SING SING.

John L. BrdsaH. well known in this village
where for many years he was engaged In ne hotel
business. died on Wednesday at his home IN LIN
den-ave He was sixty-three years old. The fu-
neral VIII take place al the house on Sunday.
The Lyceum Dramatic Club gave successful
entertainment at the Olive Opera House las'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

For those who are four months
fore sighted, we have Spring suits at
$12.5o-last Spring they cost $25 to
SIS.
For those who live for to-day, with
no thought for the morrow, we have
Winter suits at SI2. .5o-a few days
ago the prices were SIS to SIS. :
Young mems sizes 81 SO 34)
Spring or Winter $Io
Next Spring or next Winter we
can give no better cloths, no better
work. but what we do give will be
new, must be ncw-therefore this
sale.
ROGERS PEET & Co.
Leonard ard Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TRUNK LINE PRESIDENTS TO MEET.

A call has been issued FOR a meeting Of trunk Inns
presidents 10 be held next Thursday In this city.
The prncipaI subject TO be discussed at the meet
ing II ls said will that Of rates and there will
also be an interchange OF views plan for regu-
laiion Of the anthracite coal output
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SANDY Hook. Feb O. $50 . m-wind northwest gale
clear. -1
Steamer Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Ijverpool Feb. s-Arrved. steamer Cuhc tBr)' Ian
Southampton Feb s-Arrived steamer Fresand 'Beis)'
N-icksIs New York for Antwerp. and proceedec).
Queenstown Feb S, 225 m--sailed steamer leu'o"'o
PrD cameron from Liverpool. New-foEk -.,.
Newport FEB s-sailed. steamer Knight companion
(BrD Finnis. New-York ,,,.-,.o.so,, fru.cb,
Lizard Feb 9-Passed steamer "erSehosm 'Ou''''
griinsma New-York for Rotterdam. , -,
Hamhurg Feb s-Arrved, steamer Federation 'D"'
Potterism Feb n p m-sailed steamer Amsterdam
(Dutch). Baker, New YORK - >-,..s ra,, fran.
colombo Feb Arrived. steamer Ne"s'e"D ''''' -
Bombay etc. FOR New-lork ,, ..- ,r,,-,i.asra
Porto Empedocle Feb 3--sailed steamer SiyTtleaehe
B- 1ue Feb Sailed steamer St Ninan CBr). Haynes
Ne Won,eydeo Feb s-Arrved. steamer Bellenden (Br,'
Jared NeH-York Feb T. sailed steamer Lancelo' 'oN'
case New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise suns-, 52o Moon Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
M-sendy Hook 7:i7 Gov. Island 7:4e Hell Gate 9:3s
M-Sandy Hook 7:i7 Gov. Island s:la Hell Ga'A 1oa0s