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New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
corR7 CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Appellate Diy9nsuprce Court Re a5 yaq pTqnt Int
Bs[re ,a G9"se raSr'9 @s e. '33 e. b. b Ds' 5o O. 10
'o ~ NO. :; r5 - Special Tn I-eso. Rekman
Motion eaendaT ea.d q, 10 100 1-, ," rtore Glider
sleeve J.-cour, opens at 1910 a. n ES part mate [
Supreme Cout-SIer1i Tera Fari 2 IL, ~, . %e "H'
JAo,ions DenaTreT Jsi s. 'a2 Preferred '''''' N''
supreme special TcrFa4t 4 ,o R"qls 5so RooS I@,
i7i 2ols ioeo i2ls le1 100 800 Case nran''ec.
Ssusc. 70 be sent from Part ~ for trial 'at" "n-
pree court-speciai Term vlI'-fo-e K.iioss
J-csuse % be scnt ron Iari & ~ ~ IiI Tf reacb
T Eieya,ed rai.,oad cases. case unfinished ~
suB[eme o,-5 coa,F'> e.l. > ssca e,c dslo as a
s2el Sael saie s32 s3,G s.e s,l3 s9S @ ss3 s1 ,SG3
s2i0 s22e. $50 e3s s52. oeaT ,r, III n.,o-o r,.z
gerald J-Nes %,l3 i% 100 -,2,s -ss-6 2ece 2lIa
ase' 3s94 $cg5 Ssgs s, Ts1npart Refore Andrews
rcauses 10 he from Part Ill for trial Judge 70
SUPREME court-Trisl Ter-Par, v-nefore 1cyeart
"Gauses 10 be f-nt from Pert Ut for trial Cas-" nm
h' sIprane nga cour4-Tria Tern-rart yBefore FRED
man Jcause, he sent from Part I'll for trial 'ase
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2i7a 5si522 2s2s. aso 2i7' a'a 2''5 1896 a'a' 277o
80 Supreme is'7 coar-rfa! TermP4r ynefoe smith.
J-Causes te cent from Part VII for trial case un-
''4sTS saprem. court-Tnqi Tsrm.Par Ix-Refor- Law,
4
! Clear
Csnscs ~ from Par VII FOR trial Case unhn-
! ished
-fauses from Par VT ~ trial case 20 be
summed Up
! supreme Court-Trial Tern-Part XI1-Before Chase.
Jcau-es & be sent from preferred calendar for trial
/ case unfinished
rroga'es court -chanbers Before Fitzgerald. s.
/ opens 1890 %. WliF flr probate. Mary
| wallace barbara RAher. Catharine IDughrev Kerzia
! Shepherd. A. 1890 George x Addison. a. II ul..
/ John IS Healey Adam Rraufieau. az T.
/ suTrogate's Court Trial Tern"rsfore . S--No
! tav calendar
/ CIV cour-speclai Term Before Conlan IT, Court
/ opens al 10 a. Motions ~ 10 80 r.
Nos e8so sis9 ises 3ii 3Gso 26, ci'o 727 rs 1912
31s7 @9so L. l.a 2l5g 1909 lsi 69es 1920. :o40.
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Nos 900 2A2 i7s2 i7,s 2ioe egii ao7t $50 l57i
! 2340 it4l f3l ieaS 1888 25ll 2si5 3i7 2ane 9S2s
| ll54 1888 $50 22o' 2,52 2551 24'o 49, 2c,i $40
/ b32s Case unfinished.
Ciy Court--Tiia. Term-Part HI-Bef,fe Frzsinons
g. INos 2333 Psi. 23G3 2ie2 2'd6. 142s 53i7 2es
| 2ii2 2i4s Clear
CRY Couft-rrial Tern-Part Iv--Before schucAaan J.
short causes, NoE eiO6. o244. o7As, Gs42 637e egst
| 6l25 Clear.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
IRJOy BALL ARRANGEMENTS.

In the Madison Square Garden the Arion masked
ball will be given Friday night For the con-
venience of visitors the foowings regulations have
been promulgated: Guests will enter by the main
entrance in Madison-ave Members viii enter by
The concert hall entrance. in Twenty-sixth-st No
return checks will be given 10 any one 40 person
will be allowed on the floor before midnight unless
IN fancy dress domino. All masks must he re-
moved by ] O'Clock All articles found must be
handed 20 a member OF the committee. There will
be no charge In The women's dressingroom. The
charge in the mems hatroom will be 30 cents. No
hats. bonnets or oyercoats viii be allowed IN the
ballroom except when part Of a costume Smoking
will not be allowed on the floor or in the lobby.
The smoking room will be in the basement.
The police regulations provide for carriages 20
approach the main entrance IN Madison-ave from
the south. and 20 pass out by way II Madison-ave.
north TO Twenty -seVenth-sf. Guests VIII. OF pass
Ing out take the first carriage ~ the door Rates
OF fare will conform 10 the city ordinance. II Is
requested that any overcharge be reported 70 the
COMMITTEES with the number of the coach. Every
effort viii be made by the committee N protect
the public from rapaciOus persons
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
rprr LEGAL ADVICE FOR THE POOR

The twenty-third annual meeting Of the Lesa' Ain
Society was held yesterday IN the Im'ed Chd''.',S
Rupding Arthur Won Briesen presided The foi-
lowing directors and vice-presidents for th.s year
were elected: Vlce-presiients-James G. Garter J'-
seph r. Choate. Julien r. Davies. 4 }. Dluehhoe-
for Robert W. De Forest. Charles Falrchl'u
Frederick W Hollis Elhu Root. carl Schnrz' r'eu-
eric W Hinrichs Charles A. Schioren. Thomas ..
shearman. oswald Ottendorfcr. Jacob H. 9chl,H
William r. Hornblower and Henry NiHafn. ~
rectors-A Alexander Bcckers. Robert fehr' Ar'hu'
Won Rriesen. william G Low. Charles 4 B. Pratt
Max T Rosen. Frank Russak. Fernahoo ''',"e .
r,ouis stoi5er J q Phelps Stokes. Francis b
svavne Walter NJ Taussig, Franklin A. wilcox
Nornav Williams and Louis WndmuHer
President Briesen. I'm his report sa' '"a' '"'
number Of people that had received rehet rom
the society in 1875 was 5.so2. which brought 'he
total number Of the society clients up to N''2'. IN
1895 SCI Nl 97 had been collected iqr
encc. . ....-.- ~o,or+od that The So
- bad received from All sources las year - bS ~
81 sh4cb balance Of slo9 remained in the treas
urv on January J.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
GIFTS TO THE PrBLTC LIBRART.

The Board of Trustees Of the New-York Library
hAld It's monthly meeting yesterday afternoon d.
the Astor Library. with the following mempei'
nresent: william Allen Butler. John l.. IN
,ol,dar Alexander Maitland. Andrew II. Green
PANEL Huntington. II. V. r. Kennedy iona >
Kennedy stephen II. Oin Bishop Potter ChatleS
u Russell and George T. Rives. The bylaws OIL l"s
library were changed so as TO make the 'o"''o''''
y, the city n member ex offcio OF the trustees.
form ~ hook plate was adopted, TO be placed IN
each of the volumes presented to the library ny
Uorthington Chauncey Ford and Paul Leicester
Ford as a memorial to their father. |or'oh J"
Ford. who had amassed most Of the collection Inc
gif, &c y collection Of United states documents
dating many years back. and consists Of about
forty thousand bound volumes, forty-hye thousand
namphlets and many papers Of diuerent klnuS.
Observation-Disclosures was made Of tho receipt from
tbe National Library OF Brazil, AT Rio Janeiro OF
thirteen volumes on the natural history OF ui'
country and gifts from sundry persons -,
II was resolved to start section OF RUSSIAN ~
erature in the library. and $1,000 was Appropriated
for the purpose
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
YO\KERS.

large number Of people attended the annual yea
., tho homeopathic Home and Maternity AT inc ,
Aroackassen club house. Yesterday afternoon anu
evening The house was prettily decorated, anu
the tea was given under the PATRONAGE o. NV
,as Mrs " w Law. president. MIs. Ihoniae a
F~ine. frst vice-presdent. Mr. N"'I1'" = waller
ls.~s,ary Mrs T. Russell Dawson. corresp9hSH,ImmS cor q, m
secretary Mrs r O Phillips. treasurTT "In Rns Ris
cell Coles Mrs Abjah Curtiss. Mrs Cnaries -.
Pierce Mrs Roswell a. Roberts. Mrs = A'S%@tuS rr1tnr
Tbe Terrace City Social Club gave a receP,.SSI, on
last evening for Frank Wenz. its tre3surer VIZ .bo
southern and Western States.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
ANOTHER MAD-DOG SCARE.
MANY ANIMALS KILLED Ply RICHMOND BOROUGH
oFTTC1ALs-A BOY N sTAPLETON BITTEN

MANY ANIMALS KILLED BY RICHMOND BOROUGH
orFTC1ALs-A BOY IN sTAPLEToN BITTEN.
There was another mad-dog scare in Stapleton'
Staten Island. yesterday afternoon. Leo Miller
thirteen years old bitten hy collie In Broad
ai near his home He received treatment for his
wounds which were his right thigh, and was
later examined by DR.. John r. spraeue, medical
inspector for the Borough Board u Health. The
dog was caught and confined IN the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals shelter, in Wave
ST. and after examining the boy DR.. Sprague went
the shelter 10 take the temperature Of the ami
NAL Permission 20 do so refused by the
keeper in the office who said that he must procure
a permit from Superintendent Hughes, Of the So
ciety.
DR. sprague is Of the opinion that the animal was
not mad. but the necessary precautions VIII be
taken.
This IS the fourth case reported In Richmond re-
Gently the FIRST being that Of Thomas Sprague.
who was bitten in Woodrow on December 3. lie
died after terrible suffering on January -. The
animal which caused lis death was shot. but IN
The mean time had bitten several other dogs, ana
since that time seventeen have been shot by order
OF the police on Saturday three more persons
were bitten. two of whom were Gent 10 Manhattan
for treatment The results OF the various cases
are awaited with considerable anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

Corporation Counsel Gdoney mas ""N 80
-, 80 village Trustees that, according to the
,s,o,s of the village charter. the dog ordihaiioe
rocen,Iv passed by that body Is applicable on'y u.
rorsons owning dogs within the village 'ifi'lIS =.
judgment has just been given against 'ne , N1."
,o~ 20, and costs for the destruction oy 'ne pou"u
toener Of dog captured In inc Vl.'aeo
whose owner lives outside the corporauon. ~.
ps.,.,-,,,, ~ the long-negected square az me
rasrosS tration and it's approaches wU,N has
which the New York Centrai ,iaG,obe assistance
ttIt.ic5 ,,s intention of giving Naiuapt ",ar,o :,
Rc snowsorm Of Tussd9y night ,borb6od S5g excel
mas ma. n. ~ locai froev line In common win tle
.he Ich,. 'I lines in the county has been serlouS'
blocked
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
FrvERAL OF COLONEL JAMES 4 SEXTON.

Chicago Feb s-Without pomp the pouy oi
late Colonel James a Sexton, commandments
- the Grand Army Of the Republic, was laid at
r..t to-dav n Rose Hill Cemetery. Comrades OF
Columbia Post conducted the services at Memorial
Hall in the Public Library Building. and al the
grave while other posts Of the city ATTENDED ana
assisted In the simple rites
Escorted by members ~ the Grand Army OF 'ne
Ropuhc and by details Of lettercarriers ana post
of7oo clerks the body was taken from No. SOL La
sale-aye. AT 9 o'clock TO Memorial Hall There II
Law in state. viewed by hundreds OF old soldiers
and friends until l3N o'clock. when the ritual ser
vice Of the Grand Army OF the Republic was reao
hv the National chaplain. the Rev. Daniel Lucas
Of INDIANAPOLIS After the forty posts oil ,ooN
County had viewed the body II was oorne 10 9 t'oSe
nan ,sr tie military salute to the dead Of three
,.ollovs was fred over the grave. The commanders
~ t6c fortv hosts Of Cook County acted as hon
ora nalibfarfre
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
TROLLEY SCANDALS DTSCUSSED
MOUNT VERNON ALDERMEN HOLD LONG
SESSION. AND CITY CLERK HOYT
KEEPS HIS PLACE.

The Aldermen of Mount Vernon held another
midnight session on Tuesday. at which recent troll
lev scandals IN the city were discussed Joseph ;.
Wood attorney for the Board Of Trade. ana
George c. Appel. representing city Clerk William
y Hoyt presented briefs in the recent trial OF Mr.
IIoyt before the Aldermen city Clerk Hoyt was
tried on charges brought against him by the Board
Of Trade which accused him of suppressing al
session Of tho Aldermen on December an apP"-
cation for franchise filed with him by the Union
Railroad He failed to present the application al
the meeting and the Aldermen. under a misappre-
henson. gave the franchise 10 the New-io iorK'
Westchester and Connecticut Traction Company
corporation favored by Mayor Flske.
After more than two hours discussion vote was
taken on Mr. Hoyts dismissal. resulting as follows
To dismiss the clerk Aldermen Grant, Cline. Howe
Hernes and Wallender To retain him. Aldermen
Connor DolIard Anderberg. HAYWARD ana Koe1SS. KgsS
The CITY Clerk will remain in Office as lour III, IN
vote Is required by the charter 20 dismiss a pu'"o
officer. . ... ,.rro. ha
Mr. Hoyts friends say that the mater caphoE 7ps ps
brought iip again except under new cnarSes .
Impeachment proceedings brought ny tne boaI1 Va a.
Trade against Mayor Fiske have not yer oeen P'e
scnted to the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
MORE CUSTOMS ExAMINERS ASKED FOR.

The Board Of Trade AND Transportation yesterday
adopted two resolutions relating to tho customs
service. BY one the attention OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury called TO the fact that in the
opinion Of the members of the Board. an immediate
increase in the force Of the examiners in such d.
visions as furnish the piers is necessary TO
prevent serious Interference with the regular work
of the Appraisers Department, and that the pres
ent force Of examiners In the Appraisers Depart
rnent is insufficient for the prompt examination and
delivery % the merchandise ordered for appraise-
ment In another resolution the Board regarded
yifh alarm the interference In the Department Of
general appraisers and It declared that II a mem
ber OF the Board OF Appraisers wss shown 10 be
,,,iltv of incompetency neglect Of duty malfea-
sarcc IN Office he should be promptly removed, but
until that disqualification he pronounced he should
remain unniuenced by any threhr OF rHm"V"l or
hv any demand fOr his reslgnailOn
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
SKILL

Wrs Emma T.. Smpkins. wife ~ BENJAMIN R
s'mpkirs died AT hcr home No ia Fremont-st
on Tuesday from chronic Brights disease and
dropsy of the lungs she was the daughter Of John
Rodgers. and was horn In this town in 1850 Inc
funeral viii hc held this afternoon AZ her home.
and will be- conducted by the Rev. John f Gorse.
The severe storm Of Tuesday evening did not al
feet the musical given in the assemhy-room OF the
Oakside School under Tho auspices Of the Alumni
Association il was the fifth entertainment III uie
course and was largely attended.
Miss Rose churchill Williams, VINO Was the the
Peekskin Ira ining-School for Nurses has resigned
after three years and one month OF faithful ana
efficient work on Tuesday the trustees chose a
Miss Jackson. Of New-YOrk 70 continue The worn.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
Mr.. YORK CAN'T SEE TT THAT WAY

NR. YORh IN NEE ~
Bernard J. York the President OF the ro"o'
BOARD has not been able to see any Joke W we '0
cIdental discovery OF his photograph among 10, ol
pictures intended for the Rogues Gallery Al roilo
Headquarters the other day. The city pays lo' 'I7
maintenance OF a photograph gallery AT 80 {,
o-s ord the business of the photographer there Is
srnnosed n be limited to taking pictures OF thieves
whose portraits are wanted for future reference oy
the detectives Mr.. York and some Of the other
high officials have been having their own pictures
taken for private distribution at the expense o. no
city. Somehow one OF Mr. York's portraits got in'o
49,, roro hoy and came near being labelled 'Jonn
nc Io AZ work wa angry when his attention was
called 10 the Joke II was not exactly tne hlu Ut "
Joke that a Tammany Official conid appr'''''''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
MOTNT VERNON

The funeral of ex-Alderman William G. Conknn
vas held Yesterday in The First Baptist Cnurch
,bt Rev " \. Granger officiating Burial was IN IN
Greenwood Cemetery The service was aVehu'o ~
the Mayor and city officers. the members 'i 'he
Board Of Aldermen ~ which Mr. Conkin was
-nerher and the present Board Many Voiuh'ee'
erAror ~ the city were also present ,,.
The Womans Auxiliary Of ne Ny 9oV1E Wln5m mn 5
Anderson president Mrs = A Louden and Mrs e
u 'semen veepresidents NEs FhSmaS Gg5m! T. tress cas-
ny and Nrs W 7. pingle1ine corresponding SEC
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
NEW-ROCHELLE.

C Harrison Of the United states Department
Of Agriculture. lectured before the New-hoche'e
poard of Trade on Tuesday night on practical
80 Ruudfng~ The lecture was illustrated. ana
rroved OF much local interest.
The New-RooheNe Savings and Investment ASso-
clsfion was incorporated in Albany on IuesoaE
The officers are John \. Van zem pres,denni, a1p a.
reotors are K Clinton Smith. Robert r SsIioIu
and j. Arthur Huntington. Mr.. Van Ielm sac Ii1 egS
fardav that the object OF the company - U" "''N'
zeal estate i'm NE village and town
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT ~, NEW -yORK-wEDN ESDAY FEB :. 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK -wEDNESDAY. FEB. 8. 1895
ARRIVED.
steamer iIorda lNor. syendsen, Hamburg January Il
steamer ErrrreriAyen DutchD. MINES Antwerp jan
uary is IN ballast 10 e II Randebrock Arrived at tho
steamer Assa oFn coste. Mars.illes January J..
Nap.cs i2 AMI Bermuda February B. with mdse, /
q. Arr.,ea ar he lar' 100 ,
steamcr Hols,in ,Ger 1erne1 APE Z ZHayHen Inlary
uta nies o. Ttiu. Fra,od Keil'ck Arrived at The
s,esinSr Aps Bo Kirby. Port Prince Januarg "a.
Pett GoaNe 2y Jacmei rs slaoN hNer 50, MIX River
February / and rinsston 2 WIN mIse 10 Ilm' f'r"''d
d k-l.o-k. Arrived - me Bar al ) - m
ana cabin passengers 20 a 4 Munson Arrived at
sttaner ci,y o. Washington stevens Havana Feb
ulary j. with mise and % passengers 10 James r Ward
Co. ArFyed al lI ti a. 10 n F,r,.ry ana Kew
West with mIse ana passengers - g. II Mallory c..
and Charleston o. with mds~ tnd passengers 10 William
sa6sy Ho's F.n : 30 ? rn--wind northwest, strong.
SAILED.
r 5,nm.[' H'osoand Gsr t3r Fq'hns 5e,5t Hoa7t
Southampton. luu.1ad l'D. Bermuda. Majestc tBD.
yeTpo W''f-1ana Bes & Ar AR,~rE Bpr"i'se' @ ,br
Rotterdam. Guyaaaotte norfolk and Newport News
factor Philadelphia.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London Feb Sailed steamer Menomn-e Csr,. Re
vsfreei Iso s-saq.d. steamers Atrio ,Br. new. fo
Paul. Jame.u. Nev-Y.Ia. saale oGer, B,snke. New
poh,e ,fr,n Hremen, NeS-Sor. '''''' Ian" ''en
swansea. Ieh s-sanei. steamer Potomac ,B). Auder
HUI, Feb 7-san~i steamer Chicago Bn. Marshall
Dublin. Feb Arrived steamer James Turp> CBn
Watssn. Asn-Iork- Via st Johns. b.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest in Adams poisoning case
Real Estate Exchange Committee meeting p m
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting. p m
New-York Yacht Club election, evening
Annual election OF American Institute. NO I'D
West Thrty-eighth-st. 8 P. m
Ladies day at Knickerbocker Athletic Club 10
10 =. m.
Architectural League annual dinner. No 10 west
Fifty-s -seventh-st, p m.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
CITY GLIB WAY GO TO NEW QUARTERS.

The city Club Is deberating on the advisaoilty
Of getting new clubhouse. \ ITO Let sign now
swings I'm front Of the clubhouse at Ffth-aVe ana
-rbtr,yefth-st Al the clubhouse II said that
tba clubs lease on the present quarters expires on
Nav I and according 10 its terms. the owner OF
tho property had right TO display TO Ley
sgn after February !. and until such TINE as me
cinb determines whether n Will renew IT'S lease or
MOI Tho subject Of renewal of the lease or ne
advisability Of moving to another location VII pS ~
discussed al the next meeting OF the loaId ol
Governors which is to be held within a week
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
sweet
LIGHT
FL,AkY
BISCUIT
ROYAL
Baking
Powder
Absolutely
Pure
Absolutely
Pure
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Peyton F Miller OF Albany
FIFTH AVENUE-Judge a. w. Hatch. OF Indian
apolis GILSEY-Captain T. n Wood, |. S. NJ g.
HOFFMAN-Major McGrath. /. S. A HOLLAND
Colonel Samuel p. Colt Of Providence, r. l..
MANHATTAN-W. r. Seward. Of Auburn. ~ y;
Thomas Spratt. of Oedensburg. y Y. and Captain
J r. Bartlett. L. S. n WALDORF-Coonel Kich-
ard Q Kerens Of St Louis. WESTMINSTER
,The Countess Zepheln, OF Stuttgart. WINDSOR
Norman ". Harkness. of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Brow Head. Feb sArrived steamer Phldias 'sr)' ar
Swlnemunde Feb l-saled. steamer Hekla DAM
Hamburg Feb +-ssnd. steamer Pstria tGer) Bauer
New York. - o,,..A,-u ora-,
Bruins. New York ...--,- ,,,,,,o,,
Rotterdam, Feb S-ATtved. steamer Stat"nua ''"
POner New-Y0rk via Boulogne. - .. 49, ,p-,
Antwerp Feb SAILED, steamer British queen 'bV'
Marseiiies FEB s-Arrfvei. steamer California ODD
Naples Feb Arrived steamer Karsmania fBr) Jonn-
ston Ieghorn Cor New-Hork. v-~, r..- ,t-,
Aig,o-s Fet 6-Arrved. steamer Einel rover 'br'
Campbell York for Bombay etc lior coa. >-orr,.r
Aden Feb s-Arrived. steamer lndraveh 'bN 'V'"i""'
New-York for China and Japan. , ~, --.,h.s
Ceara Feb Sailed steamer Dominic 'br fo'"-N
santos Feb e-saied. steamer British Prince 'Sr''
sharp. New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
FIRE IN DIR. DTFFTELD'S HOUSE.

Fire broke out just before midnight las' nls"' ~,
the cellar of the house ~ the Rev. pr. Ho"Aru
r,n,la nsstor or the Old First Presbyterian
church et No u West Twelfth-st- The mouse Is
known as THE Manse." and was formerly occupied
bv Thurlow Weed Dr. Dufied had retired "hen
the fire began. He awakened by the smen u
smoke. lie found that some rubbish IN the ce'Ni
had caught fire from defective nue. oe"s M ~
-,,..-,,r 10 .olenhored TO fire headquarters. The
s,a y,ae nut out I'm a few moments after the ar
nj Of he 81 gine company. The damage was
about f1&
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

That the very best Spring or
Winter suits we can make at SIS to
$I4 are now on sale at SI2.5O.
That the man with the youthful
figure (3a to 34) pays but $40. :,
That the stock comprehends dark
and light fancy mixtures-very fancy
and very quiet. Also scrges and
cheviots.
That the number Of suits put on
sale were so many, that even three
days active selling leaves every
size, every original price and every
pattern.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
LEONARD and Broadway
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
OFFICERS or 4 STEAMBOAT LINE.

At the annual meeting Of the Citizens Steamboat
Company held recently in Troy. the following were
elected g. VI English. president; william Kemp
of Troy ce-pres dent and Peter G. Cornell treas
rrer Iosenh Cornell the former president. and
Captain George " Horton. former vice-presldent
died November II last within Few houIa OF
essh other.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
THOSE ABSENT DRIP PANS.

MANHATTAN COMPANY WANTS HEAkiN' DE-
FORE ACTION is TAKEN
Chief Sanitary Inspector feehey T,o,.h
-, roro-, 70 President Murphy OF the Health
roard eettine forth violations OF the sanitary laws
at the Battery by the Manhattan Elevated halfway
Company. Complaint Is made chiefly Of tne ap7ellg
OF drip pans under the elevated structure A'lIeu
skitt ice-president OF the Manhattan oo,npa"'
has sent a letter 10 President Murphy III ~"
-. 49,. -. srst learned from the newspapers that
the Board had been examining into the aHesu tha,
sances and was about 10 take action. re asns %e
before definite action be taken MS 1ulIta - .ha
granted hearing The letter was referred ~ INV
Corporation Counsel
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
ARiON SOCIETY.
BECAUSE she LOVED HIn y
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
rp.N-U Oprp. Crsc0E los -


uadsr the direction = Mr. Maurice Grau
Thi. afternoon. az PRECISELY second ps1s-
anc. OF the second series - Der Ruz dss N.oesfe
DIFF WALXTRE Eames Schuman- HeirS. Brera, ~
pyck 3 sphau, Van R0ly ,
To n zhf AZ AZ Brr1kFn Academy p'r'1r-rt
q. onera this scason-ROMEO IT JCLlEITE .--
prri Evx Fec ln - >-fl0tc7s = opera, aAsIsl
eembri.h Mantaui. sal snac. c4r5one and "a De s,fa
sa, Nj For H. az 2-IES HIGl ENDLs E5a
Nordlca' Manteui. Fugle, Nm. Jean and Ed Dc sz'r
Sat. Eve.. FEB II. at at Pop. Prces-IlM
uAfsER. Mines sayine. Messlinger, Peyny; MN vn
Dvck Pringie. Bars Muhlmann. Bspham.
sun Evg Feb y sl5-llth sunday C5,y,
soloIsts: Mines Semoach and schumanH-iehk, VI
Ssie1a Albers and Plsncon. Conductor, Bsvignsnt
Mon Evg isth. at s-Gounods 9gera FAUST A EE-
Tues Afternoon. Feb = a; pre9ssytsxS
SIEGFRTFD Nordica. Enss. s-hlmann-h hsnk, ppE.
Rtsnhan1 Pringle Merert. Van Rlcy Conductor sca..
Ned Fvg Feb Is. at S-Dou.ze,us opsrA D,ei.
Iamme-nioer sembrtch. Bausrmelsier; saeza, P'rs
and Campanari. 90 - * -.,..,v y-u-,
and last performance = the second series OF Der ~
Ses Tibslunren GOTTERDAMMERrNi. Bfsmi 81.
r,anr-Heink Pevny. Meissnger. Molka-ne,IoA ~ ~
vile: Jean and Ed. De Reszke Muh.mann' espaa" ="
ductor Schalk. -. rnr5FNcaY
Fri Evg FEB Il. at sWasrer opera B'h Is'.,
flames Schumann- Heink. Van pfcH, bspHau' "4N'"'
and I'd de Reszke Cond =. Scha!H. .-
"'' STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.



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