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N MAY SEEM A LARGE SUN, But WE GAVE
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inal cost; irst-class condition. Also Il trap CAR
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rooms, bath; all MI; rent S25. Inquire $50
Louisiana de3O-tf
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
BTPGLARS PTRSUED N STORM.
THE THREE MEN CAPTURED THOUGHT TO
BELONG TO THE FINEBERG GANG.

THE THREE NEN CAPTURED THOUGHT TO
BELONG To THE FINEBERG GANG.
chase through the binding snowstorm. the
e-fr, ~ bullets a woun led burglar two detectives.
four thieves and sawed iron bars were the pTin-
crsr ea-ures OF an attempted robbery on The East
sid early Yesterday morning The wounded burg
lar Marks Ret,kv OF 40 ~ Rivington-st, was
shot IN the elbow The bullet ran down his arm.
tearing -he flesh the wris, bones and The bones OF
his hand AMI several fingers Detective J. T. Lori
gan. of The Demncey-st. station. shot HIM Two
other men w-re arrested I'm connection with the
attempted thett. They arc Charles Miller twenty
fo.r wears Old alias jacob Goods.ein. ~ No a.
Alen-st and Joseph Marks. ~ NO l. ~ N"lN
Place.
The 7ol,cs o. the Dearcey-st station had been
informed by the police In the vicinity of NO =
n,on-st that # feared burglars were ply
Ing their trade in that neighoorhooi, and Detectives
Lo-isar and j. j. Moran were tod 70 look out Tor
them on Sunday night. TIC detectives We're "ait-
ing near No . Clinton-st AT o'clock yesterday
morning. waen they saw TWO men come out o. the
hallway They followed the men unooservci
through C.lntor-st ~ Houston-st., whore Tho mon
turned. suddenly confronting the detectives. IN"
later seized the two men. who proved 20 oe Miller
ard Marks ore ~ them had 4 bag. w7icn the de-
,ectives took. IL was found 20 contain pair o,
shears -.I,I tar-c.ipqers. used bv thieves 20 saw
iron bar- The men were locked up and the de-
tect.os went bach 20 the place without getting any
Information from the prisoners about the attempted
robbery.
Iorsan and Moran were just IN time 70 see two
other men. ono u them sky. running out o., NO.
s. Tho detectives called TO them TO stop. but the
men ran on through the binding snow Iney
dashed down C..n,on-st. and through Deiancey-si..
are5 tNi.e. and thinks he hit both m IN.
= .eW yards further on Marks ran INTO Folce-
4 -s va. TexSaasted ami was taken t. ne s'a-
uou-hou~e It Vas not tseIRtd az INST that ne
l a
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14

NORTH ATLANTIC SQr4DRoN'S Cruise
IRE ITINERARY MADE PuBLc-sAILING DE-
1AyED BY TIE STORM.

Washington Feb 13--The Navy Department has
arranged the itinerary Of ;he cruise o. the Nor'h
Atlantic Squadron under Rear-Adiniral William I.
Sampson as follows.
Leave NeV-York February l3, arrive Bermuda
y-ebruarv l6 leaving February 19 arrive Havana
Febrrary a. leaving February 2S. arrive Cientleg7s
March . leaving March = arrive guantanamo
March c. leaving March Il. arrive Kingston March
1s leaving March p, arrive san Juan. Porto Rico.
March g. leaving March o5. arrive Martinique
March 2S leaving March 81. arrive Dar5adoes AprA
! leaving April > arrive Trinidad April :. leaving
April g arrive la Guayra AprI. r. leaving April A
arrive Carthagena april l.. leaving April g. arrive
New-York AQrl g.
The Department has decided that mail can best
te supplied 70 the feet by the Department itself
and 20 this end recommends that al mail intended
Dor the squadron should addressed C nited States
steamship -- care United States dispatch agent
Postoface Building Ncw-Yo-k City" Foreign post
sge viii be necessary The Postmaster at New-York
viii he kept informed OF the movements OF the
Ycuadron and mail vii be forwarded by him by tie
commercial lines on the following sailing dates
ifebrua-y q o. Il. March . II and 81.
After receiving reports from the Weather Bureau
to-day the Navy Department decided that IT would
be uuwise for any u. t1e Uarshiqs 70 leave port
while the present blizzard IS raging. IelesraiIs,
therefore sent al the Atlantic ports Where
ships were supposed 20 De lying warming them that
heavy hurTic nes might be expected tonight aii
Tomorrow or course. the effect ot ;he storm Was
10 prevent the departure o. the slca mon according
70 schedule to-day bu. the delay Will not seriously
Interfere with the itinerary.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
s7orE EXPLoDES n 4 cABLE-C4R.

\ heating stove n car No if2 o, the Third Ave
nu- line exploded yesterday morning a. o'clock
seriously nturirg boy who sat rear g. and bring
ing the Fire Department 70 extinsIis1 tho blaze
which followed doing damage 10 the extent %
atout s.
TIE running smoothly on the Third Ave
nuc road. nor-hbound when between Fif,y-sey-
euth and Ffty-eishth SIS. loud explosion was
heard The car was stopped Immediately by the
E-ipman burst - fame shot out u The car
and the fow passengers scrambled over one an
other 90 get 20 the outside Frank Cambria, ~
teen years o,d. q 40 237 We, Thirty-n!nth-st.
who sitting beside the stove was badly lacer-
afe1 about the body by the flying VIZ. q the
frame surrounding the stove. Ills hands and limbs
Here badly burned lie was removed 90 Flower
The o.her passengers were badly frightened but
esDared unlntured
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
There arrivals departures q vessels today
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
OF STEAMERS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb lS-Arrived steamer Aurania 'Br). Nc
swansea: Fe6 l1-sane1. steamer Boston city B0.
Barclay New York ~
Glasgow Te6 l2-Arrlved steamer Ethiopia CBr). Wads-
worth. SeV-YorS. 18Th. Assyuan tBr', Wallace. Ne"
YORK
Ise - Wight Feb l3-Passed steamer Manhattan BD
Fear-a. NeV-Y0fk london
Prawie Point. Feb l2-Passed. steamer La Campin@
Dutch. Ocrtgese. New-York f1r Antwerp .
Pra~le Point Feb i3-Passed. steamer BRUSH Trader
OBJ. o'Hasan. Now York for Antwerp. --.. .r-,
L.sh.r. F-o ll-Arriye!. ste1mer' O sense ~, -,
sredins ra-a etc: l7-h Vega G'oFu Coilho New-fork
6fra.tar Feb lS-Passei. steamer Ems Ger HaT-
rass0yirz Genoa Tor New York.
6i'rf.ar Feb i2-Arrsei. steamer Picqua Brl Brown.
New -Yo-s -, M'cfaes for Malta and Trieste -
Palermo. Feb 9-Saiei steamer I-arso Bay 'br' Mac
i|rf--r Feo i2-Arrved. steamer victoria CBD.
Hr..--s Ne0-VorA Marseies.
Tara. Fob Passed. steamer Patra Fr' BRAND
T-,s,e reb s-s},ei steamer Go,,fried schenker
LAu-r Par.el.h. Nev-York
Csn.pte... New York fQr B1mhay. etc.
- Vincent d" y. Feb l3-AEriyet steamer Hawkes. Bay
(Rr = -herwick New-York pr Melbourne lcoalad an
sas-es Feb ll-Psssei. steamer P.oqua CB0. Brown.
Nep- * VIA - Ml--aels fc- Gibraltar Malta. etc
p.--ar1hrr1 Feb lO-Sauel. steamer Gatle1 tBeigi.
.-sr from Ria Janeiro New-York.
para. Feb e-Arryed. steamer Paraen'e fBr'. CASEY,
:, H. Ia. Feb io-saret. steamer Foyie CBr, from
Ma-eo pr Nav--IolS
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
To RECLAIM ARID LANDS.
ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE SENATE COM
MITTEE ON COMMERCE.
GREAT RESERVOIR SYSTEM PRoPosED-AIDs 10
NAVIGATION AND IRRIGATION.
rsv TrrrsrArH TO THE TRIBUNE


rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rHBrSE.l
WASHINGTON. Feb l2-The Senate Committee on
Commerce has Just heard argument in favor OF
,,,s,r,,.tton q a system Of storage reservoirs
in the arid West part OF the es'"o"s"e" va
tioral policy of internal improvements. s"'h "
system as Is advocated by the National lrTlsa"o'
Congress and recommended in report OF Colohe'
H. NJ Chitienden. Of the Engineer corps o" Tvs
e-,oirs In Colorado and Wyomire.
senator Garter. Of Montana. addressed the COM
r,i.aa in behalf OF his proposed amendment appro-
rrtatira 8 0ator for the construction o. system
o. reservoirs 20 all The arid States and territories,
,lts b.i-~ the proportion OF the entire river ana
harhor appropriation which the Cniitenden report
suggests should ne devoted 70 such A purpose Inc
senator urged that such policy would store Al
The head waters o. the Missouri and It's tributaries
IN great natural reservoir sizes the waters "n4'"
ror so down 70 destruction IN The rivers iT oe!o".
The reserve could be drawn from these reservoirs
v-ha, needed IL, the dry season <or irrigation and
NAVIGATION and so besides preventing tremendous
sa-~.c &C. from erosion and overflow by foods. would
raise tha water Sor navigation. and irreate ano
re..i-, vast areas - fertile lands now cry ana
worthless. tut which under .rriSalion WouId sup
ror- dense and prosperous population senator
Warren NJ Wyoming through whose efforts the
Cri.t.rda~ report was made. also argued IN faVo'
~ III. ~ro,e,t stating that he had submitted an
amendment % the river ana naroor oh proNlo'hs
.-ia.s.y .or the construction of reservoirs II
Nyo.ung and Colorado. but that be earnestly ad-
vocatsa re Adoption o. the broad policy O; the con-
st~i-..or ~ q comprehensive system ~ reservoirs
,- au me arid states and Territories. believing
that e would result IN enormous National dement's
George r. Maxwell Of Canforn.. representing
~ National Irrigation Congress. was the last
speaker heard ~ 4dvo .acy Of the reservoir pro-
s.amme tie urged that the broad question was
v..atr@- th. great region known a. arid America
which would. 2 reclaimed sustain gTeaier popu-
la-.on ,4u there as now in the whole United States
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
FoR LOUISIANA PURCHASE CENTENNIAL.

s. Louis. Feb q Ex-Governor p r. F-anc.s
VII head deleg gat!on @ :, Louis residents who
W. 20 % Washington 70 attend the dinner 10 be
given there next Saturday n.sht by the LOUISIANA
Purchase Centennial projectors. Invitations have
teor extended % ,1e Governor of each State IN
the louisiana Purchase territory. and q !s thought
the majority of them VIII accept Special invite
tons We're sent 20 Governor STEPHENS Colonel John
" Morton Chairman of tho Louisiana Purchase
Committee u the Missouri STATE Senate and Mat
thew Ha... chairman of f.e sal ne committee ID tho
House of Representatives The Federal Govern
nent VII bo asked for aa appropriation 81 10000
foT IN proposed exposition tut The projectors 70
IL said. VIII oppose the appointment of National
Commission 10 take charge % ii. done IN
tbs case Of tl4e Worlds Fair at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
JUDGE DELLEyBAuGH FOUND GUILTY.

Cleveland Ohio Feb. l3.-The Circui; Court this
afternoon found Judge 2. + DeIenbaueh guilty
IS charged IN the third specification. TIE sentence
OF the Court not announced and Il Is under
stood Wi. not Doe made public until after the trial
OF State Senator Burke which VIII begin within
few days The third specification iu the charges
Ggdinst Deleu1alLl il ~ connection with the 20
*. which ne Judge. placed on the Manning
divorce decree and ~ which Il was alleged he was
also interested as counsel
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT.

ChnNcothe OHIO Feb l3-Earthquake shocks
were perceptible here at 80 g m The temper
ature S - % ~ below zero
Charlotte, y c.. Feb IA sharp earthquake
shock was feit here a; 4.55 this morning Il seemed
20 come from the South and awOke the inhabi-
tauts 40 particular damage done
knoxville. Tenn. Feb. l3.-An earthquake shock
OF from 10 seconds duration passed
through Eastern Tennessee this morning az : 20 l.
VS. fet mostly ~ the upper end u the state not
reaching Jar west this CITY. People were
aroused from their sleep. but no damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
FINED FOR KEEPING SLOT-N4CHINES.
TEST CASE AGAINST ROCHESTER SALOON

TEST CASE AGAINST ROCHESTER SALOON
KEEPER
Rochester. Feb. 13-In tho Supreme Court here
to-day Justice Davy directed = verdict Of 300 in
favor Of State Excise Commissioner Lyman In HIS
action against Ernst B-ucker and the Rochester
Tile and Guarantee Company 20 recover the stipu-
lated damages of the liquor-tax bond given by
Brucker as principal and the guarantee company
as surety for a breach of the condition against
gambling IN places whore liquor Is sold. The gam
bling complained of was the operation Of a nickel
in-the-sot machine and penny card machine
and the case S. a pioneer IN this state. Ex-Juige
YeoIrau and George II. Harris, c0unstel for the
dcfeulauts cOrterdcd that The machines were nor
gambling devices but lotteries, IN that the result
% their operation was f. no way affected by the
mind Cf the player hut the Court held that there
was no such leg4l distinction, and that the opera
gambling games.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
cRAND LODGE OF ORDER B,RLTR ARRAHAM

Grand Lodge OF the Independent order Birth
Abraham the retiring grand master. Max Stern, Of
New-York. was presented with check for s2cJ0
az q testim 0nial Of his labors IN behalf Of the
order Simon SchelnskI. Of New York was elected
grand master ior the ensuing year. and Jacob
Schoen. OF New-York. reelected grand Sec
retary. II decided 70 reduce the orders death
assessment from five four cents. over four
hundred delegates We're present at to-days session
4 ball and banque, were given IN honor Of the visit
ilg delegates tonight. The convention Will close
fn-rnlrrnN
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
NAY HAVE SURrIrED LOSS OF rEBsTER

san Francisco Feb. l3-A late report 20 the Of
feet thar a number % American prisoners whose
names are unknown. are confined n certain
Siberian prison UNDERGOING penal punishment has
aroused a hope thai among these men may p,
found the crew Of the lost sealing schooner z r
Webster which las, heard from In Pehrirc
Sea waters IN April 1896 It has been thought
taf the Webster either dritted into Asatic waters
or vas QlTp0stly sailed across the straits by her
captain. J. Li-bes ~ tais city. the owner u the
Webster however. says that o. ere j. li,fe or 70
artt tAat TIE vesse, went down q severe storm
Grc that all on board Utr. Jos,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
KonIy47ToNs BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. FEB l3-The President sent The FOL
loving nominations 10 tte senate today.
Ass-au, Engineer -NItY ~ BlSsLl 90 be ssa1ni
lieutenant fl~ Marine lriIs
Eegula- Arui Infantry ID l''ra IN f1,-. i'NH
WHEATON. - Infantry. fe c-..0ti MAJOR A'lif r.
lTCs y. COnysS 7th infa-.r fa - ..e-'c-ant-co.
Captain WILIIAM " RI. HArDs iel Infantry t. .s
major; Figst Lieutenant O. l. BEcKlRTs ea Ictartr.
- captain s-ccnd Lelte1ant p q. BDI.I.i-. 18TH
1ufa1try first
C2va-ry--Second Le4iena FTTZHUGH LEE Jr 2lst
frfentry. 20 oe second cavairy
Second Reslnlent Ncllnteer ETslneeTs-seconG Leu
tenant JAhES Z LAYTON. 20 be frs lieutenant:
,gesnt WILLIAM B. DOUGAI4L. Company K. be .
|f1c neutsnant.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
san FP4vCISCO MINING STOCKS
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo. Feb. l3.-Rece p-s u sale ard through
cattle sheep and h1Es tlrlns the - hours ~ LEG az noon
today were. catte ~ cars, sheep and an.ts - -aIS
h0g- g3 cars -pments-C ncesta owing - ra 7oadS
h.!rr 3. k-. CaftlaTso offerings Wee 100 loads. n
Guiding - loads o.; Canaa stockers. The market was IN
sn- lat uncertain position Tor ne "eainer VS. severe
,-., chances ; shipping 20 he usual v lnae -
stock NAM buyers were absent ana t.e Ua-e VS.
Irregular 't1oe srr t1 .at ratte C.. g'l w@sft .r
..tt.- ft-,rs- about Joel .lt me pain
rough KIND vas t-I iu1 lower The sflcSer trade
dlI and .ronl 4oa5c lower There were about - head
~ calves ans WIKI az active lrnaHl ard a1.It
s. ~ sod best s. 25a$j - export bulls S4gS4 25
- choice butcher steers - IlgS5 common % g1rf
Ia bulls 50 ,N4>t. feeders bl.s. :" eS" r' 60.
best he.crs $ s. 35 At COWS ga 20 BEST s. 5"s
extra quality s. logS4 80. common % e1d g. $50
s. Jersey kers S3QS3 81. stock he;ers S34S3 so
feeders god extra s. -oq$i 90 common good $ >
as .. sYrTg-rs. gl3i % extra $55a<t comm
an poor COWS Si34S-y. caves choice - extra, 55G
$ - god 90 choice SO 5O9S7 heavy tet steer calves
g'0I color. 81 9jGSi -. mnon >on<3 10. Sne~p ana
started fairly active with tie bass Z lamb prices - u
ass l5 with few sales a. s. 20 The market was ~
fl rs cn. Before the close the roads rastr una res-l
praerts sni there we're reports Of returning trains
tn position q BUYERS and sellers aS uncertain ana
sr41lst. o tle t-a1e. TIE hr.S = the saes
r rool lambs we're 81 l2is Lambs choice - extra
were guc'ate az s. l 50 - good 10 ca2ce . q" - -
8 &c., gi T. choice 81 l0TS4 -: % FAR s. 75Q
- Iio-s-The offerings uparatifely ligh;, -
ais o-i ne "eIe not al. ~ si7 HetS-' IT, M ss-s,S
op.ael the basis q s. 2oGsi 80 and the c~er-
pretty v-N cleaned before Tie adverse re
u storms delays and Fefsas ot roads - snip Rag
much Il any effect. There was no Eastern demand <
i-,,r-arce offerings absorbed me prices
ar strong Large heavy were Quotao.e az
- ~ heavy. - = medium 81 2jQS4 go .ke!s - 293
s. -as. piss s. &gSi 90. roushs IS 5ogS5 o' s'ass
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
ffaolng Aotsls ano Restaurants.

DELMoSICO's .o.h Ave. 4Nh ct. A IA cart,
LEON FIOURET. .5th-sye &lsth Ale .Tdh 81 25lsflsic
NoRELLO's ...........4 West 29th St Tdh tMus.cl
NAR>H'>. lo4 ". "a CB s l. TthJ Cd. & s. Alc) Muse
HOTEL n hGARIA.4 4 Union Sa z Tdh with WIN. 81
LtCHOM's GERMAN RESTAURANT 10 E El4,h-s,
TERRACE GARDEN osth-s,.. nea. LeIsvs Ale,
CAFE HEUMANN. b way and Reade-st Ale
AL CHAT NOIR. )%1 W. BY Tdh. vine coc.). Uptown.
Al CHAT NOIR. % W. % ST. Ale Tdh Lch SOC. din.
Al CHAT NoIR. IS, Music) After Theatre suppers
M0NTANELLrS. l07 ". 44ih-st elegantly renotelst
MONTANELLTs Private ding rooms Unsurpasset
MONTANELLTs Tdh 75c vine Musc) I. SOC B 4oc.
HUNGARIA REST } Recently enlarged and i'm
On 2d-ave & lo;.-si. proved Tda Ale Cele-
CATE boulevard. tratet Grsy Bard
THOMAS G.unson Irnl SO Z 59th =, Hotel Roland.
THE WENDELL. = =. 20th-st.... Tdh. Lch soc Ale.
ARDIN * CHABERII ..... .125 y. 20th
French Cal wine, speciality. Ale. Tdh. soc. wineD
CAIRO REST. 2e-h. Bway. n
Tlh. w.1e. downstairs. 5ocl Upstairs 75cJ Ale.
JACQtIN. N............o West 26,h-st Aie. Tdh. 3c.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14

Washington, Feb l3-This was An exceedingly
dull day n the House. owing TO the raging snow
storm the attendance was small Speaker Reed
unable 20 reach the Capitol and 10 M Payne ~
New-York feI the honor o. he!ns elected smoker
pro ten. The whole day was spent on the Sludrv
Civil hill ffty-nire pages having been completed
when the House al'ourned. No important amend
rnents adopted
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
NEW FoURrH-cLAss posrMASrFRs.

Washington Feb. i2-Tne following were among
the courth-c.ass postnas'ers appointed to-day:
cucut-Sslem Donald McRae
New-York-Add!s r Junction W g. Noyes: East
Isl.p. john y. Frazer
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-The Rev. Or John + Hunting
ton of Hartford FIFTH ANENUE-Charles c.
Fvarts Of Cleveland MANHATTAN-John Ken
dri X Bangs MURRAY HGLL~-Bshop William E
NcIareu of Chicago. TURTEVANT-Lleutenan
victor Blue T. y WALDORF-Robert G.
Prlvr of Albany WINDSOR-Senator Horace
White of Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
GEO. CLINT co.
As.4 A-o AZ WEST 2s'sT.
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: l54 Aso I56 WEST i9csHrEr

mills on the Machlas River and TO purchase several
townships which embrace Valuapie t'hoer la""s'
g, ,noss Interested I'm the deal are Wellmar,
IN \ 90 John Irwin and simpson 60, or thls
city and " C. Holway. John Is. Ames ana James
II Bailey of NechIas.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise s55 sunset 53i Noon N Il OF Moons
HiH WATER TO-DAY
AM-santy H'ok iO3l Gov Island II nc Hell Gate 052
PN-SanLy H1oA Ilt6 Coz. l. and Il = Hell Gaze ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
nAcRIAS RIrER LruBER conBIyArIov.

Boston Feb D.-It learned here to-day that
Boston capitalists have undertaken the formation
OF large company % consolidate al Of The lumber
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
Announcements.

Z. & W. "Ironwood." f. W
A Whipped Seam CT.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-14
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