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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
SHIP ASHOREAT MANASQUAN.
THE COUNTY OF EDINBURGH'S CREW
SAVED BY BREECHES BUOY.
QUICK WORK OF LIFE SAVING CREW AT
POINT PLEASANT-THE VESSEL
IN DANGER.

The British ship County of Edinburgh went
ashore at 10 o'clock last evening close to the
Manasquan Life Saving Station, the Jer-
sey coast, near Point Pleasant. The Edinburgh
sailed from Cape Town December % for New
York in command of Captain l. Webster.
The County of Edinburgh is of 2,01S tons. and
is owned by r. & j. Craig. She was built in
Glasgow in 1888
The ship drove hard and fast and well in
and out of the inlet. There is high sea on
and the ship grounded it was deemed
best by the lfesavers of the station at Manas-
guam to take off the men, Word was sent TO
the crew of the station Point Pleasant, and
they hurried to the aid of the men at the Man
aSCuan station.
The ships signals could be plainly seen, and
the men at once set about sending out the life
line. 1t was impossible to launch the surfboat
The whip line and buoy were at once rugged and
the anchor buried. The ship lies almost head on,
but is making way before the seas under her
stern, and is reaching toward the beach, and
within a few hours will lie with her beam to the
beach and the bow pointing south
She rolls and pitches badly, and this has made
the work Of getting the crew off slow one. The
first man in the buoy the cook of the
steamer. Great had to be exercised in
landing him, owing to the continued pitching
and rolling of the masthead, which threatened
to drown him in the surf or Kill him by throwing
him upon the hard sand.
The second taken off more easily,
as the schooner had worked about so that her
head pointed more southerly and she did not
pitch so sharply, although there a con-
lieved, if it continues through the night and
morning.
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GATE CITY NEEDS HELP.
LIFE SAVING CREWS GO OUT TO TAKE
OFF HER MEN.

East Moriches Long Island, Feb, 13,-The
stranded steamer Gate City of the Ocean
Steamship Company, signalled for assistance at
1890 a. m to-day. The life saving crews have
gone down to take off the men who remain on
board.
The position of the stranded steamer is dan
gerous and she is pounding heavily. A strong
wind is blowing and heavy sea running
The Gate City was hauled further up on the
beach yesterday CMonday) when she started to
roll in the breakers at high tide.
The wreckers were unloading the cotton all
day with four small boats putting it on barges
of the Merritt Chapman Wrecking Company
1t is not known when anything will be done
to pull her off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
POLICE STOP A PERFORMANCE.

THE REAL THING" SHUT OFF AT MoRRIsANA
HALL
Attracted by banners printed in large red let
.ers announcing that the real thing" 10 take
place in Morrisania Hall. big crowd Of people as
sembled there last evening The performance was
not allowed go on however. as Captain Wiegand
Of the Morrissnia police station, was warned of the
nature Of Il. Between and 10 o'clock Sergeant
Brand received the following message by telephone:
you had better send some police 10 Morrisania
Hall. the real thing is going to off here"
Captain Wiegsnd was informed Of the message
snd Detectives Eaker and Shindler were dispatched
10 the with instructions telephone the
facts. few minutes later Baker called I'm Captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
DAWSON CITY NEAR ITS END.
MUCH or THE BUSINESS OF THE KLoNDIKE
METROPOLIS WILL co TO CAPE NOME

MUCH or THE BUSINESS OF THE KLoNDIKE
METROPOLIS WILL GO TO CAPE NOME.
Tacoma, Wash. Feb. I2.-Dawson advlces say
that little viii be left of the Klondike metropolis
after the home rush in May and June. Merchants
are closing their places Of business, and in
stead of every building being crowded, ITO LETT
signs frequently seen. Business is dying, and
most Of the dealers going to Nome. Men are
working on creeks for s. day rather than take
high wages payable after the cleanup the bed
rock because they want their money in hand when
the ice goes out Many Of these will go down the
Yukon in canoes
one of the greatest enterprises connected with
the emigration is the moving Of the Palace
Grand Theatre Dawsons largest dance hall and
playhouse. Charles Meadows the proprietor has
let the contract for moving the building thou
sand miles 10 Nome, the contractor putting up
heavy bonds guaranteeing its safe delivery. The
building will be fioated down The Yukon four
barges and thence towed TO Nome. Other buildings
will follow.
Many workTnen are leaving Dawson because Of
the new law preventing the relocating of claims
crown. Another regulation provides that represen-
tarion work may be avoided by paying ECO yearly
lieu OF three months work The latter provision
gave employment to A great number OF men who
thrown out Even Canadians are cursing
pairing TO 90 Nome The American Consul is be-
Ing besieged by Canadians who believe he grant
Letters received al Skagway state that Henry
Brstnober. representing the Rothschilds and the
London Exploration Company has secured char
ter at Ottawa for building the railway from Pyra
Iaq I4aT9DI t 20 e aS & for gi lniTy
buying copper Lodges for the Rothschilds. Canadian
Capitalists a Re trying secure at Ottawa char
ter for all-Canadian railroad from Fort Simp-
son near Wrangel through the Cassiar-Atlin
mining districts 10 Bennett The distance is about
go miles. The Canadian Government is expected 70
subsidize the road heavily with the object Of ben
Enerce generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Surprise was created here yesterday when 1t
became known that bill is pending in the Legis-
ature 10 reduce the price Of gas in this city 30
cents g thousand feet for illuminating purposes
and 20 cents for fuel gas.
On Sunday evening, while the family at sup
per. burglar entered the home of George Lamb
oen in Residence Park, by climbing the We
Tanda and prying open second story window. He
succeeded in getting only gold pin. when Mrs
Iambden. who came unexpectedly upstairs, fright
ene6 him away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Frank and Joseph Farcum. Italians, who are
brothers. were arraigned in the Court of Special
Sessions yesterday the charge of having at
tempted make murderous assault on Joseph
MARITIME with whom they boarded. at No. 16 South
Fifth-ave The men quarrelled about their bill,
and. according Marines story, when he ordered
them out Of the house they seized a sledge ham
yner and a heavy club and drove him into the attic
where he saved himself by locking the door and
calling out of the window for help. Patrolman
Atwell arrested Marines assaiants. After hear
ing the case Judge Schatz fined Frank Farcum $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
WANTS A MANAGER OF STREET TRAFFIC
WILLIAM PHELPS EMO ADVOCATES SUCH AN
OFFICER IN AN ARTICLE MAKING SUCCESS
TIoNs ON RULES For CARRLAGEs.

TIoNs ON RULES FOR CARRIAGES.
Suggestions for the Mana cement of Carriages
at Entertainments" is the subject of an interesting
article by William Phelps Emo in the last number
of The Rider and Driver" After touching on the
general rule that carriages should never be al
lowed to discharge or take on passengers on the
left hand side, but should always proceed in the
same direction the regular traffic. Mr.. Emo says
in part:
wv, Waiting carriages should approach the exit on
This line should be formed far enough away from
the exit TO prevent congestion of traffic the
door
AT balls and other entertainments where the
guests leave at different times the front of the
line should be kept at least fifty feet back from
the exit. that carriages In the line can be called
out one by one. by number, and come to the
front required.
At the opera and at theatres where the audiences
leave practically at the same time the first
mination OF the performance If the owners are
not ready TO take IT within three minutes from the
in again at the end OF the line. After that
the others should be allowed block the way for
not more than fifteen seconds each and then come
in again at the back IF the line
The most difficult problem 10 handle is that be-
tween Thirty eighth and Forty-first SITS where the
Metropolitan Opera House with three exits: the
Knickerboeker Theatre. the Casino, the Empire
Theatre, the Broadway Theatre and Mendessohn
Hall are located
In connection with the above problem a diagram
illustrating Mr. Eno's plan accompanies the article
II shows where each line should form in single file
for each particular exit. how it should proceed 10
the exit, and how it should keep on 10 the point
OF dispersal Other cuts Illustrate the face and
reverse side of a carriage check suggested Mr.
Commissioner Manager OF Street Trafic-the
head 10 be 2 member Of the police force. with an
Emo thinks that he should be outranked only by
the Chief Of Police. and that he should have CON
uro or all hack and truck stands. the issuing OF
licenses, etc.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. FEBRUARY 70 ,aoo

PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1900
ARRIVED
Steamer Jersey city (Br. James Bristol January d
and swansea q with mdse to James Arkel & 90, Ar
rived at the Bar az 4 so p m. w ~
steamer Thornhli tBrl Annison. Sunderland January
- In ballast 10 X Winchester & Co Arrived at tho
Bar at m. 18th. and anchored al Sandy Hook for
Steamer Armenia CGerl. Martens swinemund. January
"a with mdse TO the Hamburg American Line. Arrived
at the Bar I a m. ~
Steamer Standard Ger. schleemieh Hamburg January
~ in ballast 10 Philip Ruprecht Arrived az the Rar az
80 a M " Wv LUZ "
steamer Knight Of ST George CBrD. Ballet, Antwerp
January % in ballast United
steamship Company. Arrived the Rar al so a m
steamer Tergeste AUST Trieste and Me-rina
January 4 Caanla 10 and Asters 81 with mdse
Barber q co. Arrived the Bar al / a
steamer Afghanistan (BD, Whitlock. Yokohama 90
Iooer 81. hiogo November T. Shanghai 90 Foo Chow
As!sTs 10 and Bermuda February 4 with mdss 20 Irwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
HOME NEWS.
PRoM1NENr ARRIVALS In THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Dr. Edwin G; Bolles. Of Tufts
DR.. H ": Ring, q New Haven: FIFTH 7, AXEN ME-
Leland Stanford, of California and state Railroad
Commissioner George w. Dunn, of Bnghamt0n.
GILSEY-John NJ Egan. Of Savannah. GRAND
Brigadier-General Charles King, L. S: Y. HOFF-
MAN-Daniel ]. Campau of Detroit R0LLAED-
A B. Dick, OF Chicago. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gresham Paul ]. Sorg, of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

and there was no object near on which he
could have stood to elevate himself.
Golf is said to have been the son of Edward
Golf, a wealthy clothing merchant in Quebec.
He ran away from home when he was eigh-
teen years old Recently he had received
money from home, but he generally spent his
remittances upon receiving them by having a
good time.
Golf was last seen in Mount Vernon on
Sunday afternoon He had not been employed
for three weeks and was looking for a posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
TENEMENT HOrSE E1HLRLTION-

The tenement house exhibition which opened
TO the public at No 4oi Fifth-ave, yesterday. may
be viewed free of charge until February a. in
elusive. The exhibition shows existing conditions
in New-York tenement houses and also model tene-
ments. and includes many features that will APP
peal those interested in the prob
lem. From February 10 TO "a there will be series
of conferences and public discussions of the cues
tons involved at $50 o'clock each evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
DOBBS FERRY.

Ex-Alderman John j. O'Brien, of New-York City
and Miss Emma OHare OF Dobbs Ferry. were
married at p m. yesterday. The Rev. Joseph F
Flannelly, Of the Sacred Heart Church officiated
A large number of relatives and friends were pres
ent- The ceremony followed by a collation. at
the home of the brides sister Mrs. P j. Carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
MORE SMALLPOX IN MOUNT VERNON.

TWO NEW CASES BOTH OF CoLoRED MEN. SENT
TO a SPECIAL HOSPITAL.
Two new of smallpox were discovered in
Mount Vernon yesterday by DR.. George c. Weiss,
president Of the Board Of Health. They are the
wife of John Brown, president OF the Coored Re
publican Club who first taken with the disease,
and John Clark. a cOlored man. thirty-fve
years old. Both were exposed through living in the
house with Brown DR.. Weiss and Coroner Ban
ming who are in charge of the cases, have removed
them to special smallpox hospital which is iso-
lated from Mount Vernon and the house where
they were taken sick has been disnfected. The
doctors say there is cause for alarm. they
are confident the disease will not spread beyond
the house in which IL started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

Here we are again at the old
place, Warren St. and Broadway
old only in memories, for
everything is screamingly new.
The fire of a year ago made a
clean sweep, and a modern store
with the most modern Conyen-
fences has risen in its place.
There are no brass bands, no
flowers; but the welcome is of
the heartiest.
Everything man Or boy wears.
But we mustn't forget the good
old standbys, 1860 and 500 Broad
way, else they'll be jealous.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. Warren.
569 Broadway. Price.
1850 Broadway. 32d.
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CLIMBED A TREE TO TIE THE MOOSE.
HUNTERS FIND MAN HANGING IN THE WOODS
IN PELHAM MANOR

A man said to be James Golf. thirty-three
years old, formerly employed by Peter Sheri-
dan, contractor. and John H Brett, Re-
ceiver of Taxes. both Of Mount Vernon was
found hanging in the woods in Pelham Manor
yesterday by Charles Nichols and Percy Cru
den, young men who were hunting The body
was suspended from a pine tree near the
Boston Post Road by rope which was tied
There were no signs Of struggle and the in
dcations are that If the man hanged himself
he must nave climbed the tree and attached
the rope TO one OF the limbs as he could not
have fastened 1t while standing on the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
vessel For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Chamette New Orleans, Morgan...... 400 % n,
Trojan Prince, Naples Prince m n
Haraid Hayti Cameron. ............. m n
NeWlyn La Plata, Norton 200 400 D m
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IA
New-York. Southampton American. TOO a m 1000 a m
\enslngton, Antwerp Red Star..... 80 1900 m
Aucatan, Havana, y 4 cuba. 100 p 300 m
British King, Antwerp Phoenix
Niagara, TampicO. Y & Cuba 100 p nj u
Caribbee 81 Kits, Ouebec -.-l23, 300
Alliance. Colon, Panama X R......... $50 a D m
Algonquin. Charleston. clyde. ....-.... 300 y m
Alamo. Galveston, Mallory ..-...:...' 300 m
Yarmouth NueVtas cuban l. IS co. 1000 1900 n
Silvia. Newfoundland. Red Cross. m LOO m
Truma. South cuba, Munson ..........
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is.
La Gascogne Havre ........ 700 m 1o.Oo -,
Columbia. Naples Hamb-Am. 900 m 10 .On n,
Peninsuar. Azores. Empresa m
Ardandearg, Manila Barber. .......... -
Sarmatian Glasgow. Allan
Knit o GeorVa Melbourne S& Aust
Hea thcraig China Perry .............
Capr, Rio Janero, L 8 & Brazil
T'Ier. St Kits. Demerara
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
E. & w.

Sunrise 6:57 Moon m Moon. IL
HIGH WATER.
| A.M-Sandy Hook 6:53 Gov Island T:25 He'll Gate Ola
P.M.-Sandy 1928 SIS Hell Cate ga
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended to the reader, a,
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. ana
business can be done by mail with the aa
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

25s Broadway. cor. Warren
569 Broadway. cor. Prir &c.
1860 Broadway, cor. 32d.
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Announcements.

DRESS SHIRTS. E. & W,
Correct in At.
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESSMAkING
CORRECT STYLES. perfect 1T, superior
work and finish, faululess sklrr droop'
work shown. responsible. reasonable styliEn
waists Mrs. COOKE 2S5 West 44th-sI--
near Broadway
LEARN dress cutting and millinery: neld
without limit: special terms for summer
course; call Immediately. new shirt waists
or skirt patterns cut 10 order, 0Oc
M'DOWELL SCHOOL 31O-3Is 6th-sva-
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GARDENER-Care Of vegsrabIs1 lawns
etc c. Z. care q 8 Ms6hurst. II
Wssc-sr
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Business Opportuninrs.
DEPARTMENT STORE COMPANY,

Wanted-By 4 newly organized
Company, located in this City, in
YestOrS in the Capital Stock, also
Treasurer, Superintendent and De-
PaTrment Managers. who might
become financially interested pre-
ferred. Applicants should give full
particulars 10 receive attention.
Address " MILLFAIR, " Room u,
Potter Building. New York.
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NFW-YORK BOARD AND FURNISHED
ROOM DIRECTORY. 15s 5th-ave.. Room
ESQ Miss HANNAY.
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Ciuioruo Noncrs.

Cluioruo Ncnces
THE PULLMAN COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. I34.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO DOL
Lars PER SHARE from ner earnings has been de-
czL parable Aug l5h stockholders Of
c. business Aug lst 1870. Checks vii = mailed.
1900 -O'-'
Chicago. July 2Gth. 1900
DIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY.
2ls Broadway. New York 20 1900
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE has this
Gay declared dividend of Five Per Cent. (5qe) on
~ capital stock Of tire Company. payable Aug g.
-4E TIE transfer and registration =
clock p y On July p 1890 and reopen o'clock
a. n -1 aug 3 1900
BALLARD ArCALL. secretarv
TEE Ia VyERs' -TTT4E INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
. & 30 -ioerry Street end 44lz 46 Maiden Lane
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
has this declared dividend OF ~ Der
re Crflres August ist 1900
books viii b closed Monday June Ieth. reopened OF
thursday. August nd JOHN DCER,
Treasurer.
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Proposals

EtEo-GSAL-s WIZ be- received Bureau n Supplies
L 2r- accounts. Nay Department Washington D c.
---. = r-.reE July o. lgHl publicly opened
---z----s-- thereafter. furnish 2 Navy Yard
N asF----n r. o., quantity q nickel s-e=i forEngs
4s slabs ----z S-elss granite cement sand belcinE.
and hardware Blank
proposals Wi. be -sl-z6 application Navy
Er-- Fsshi-gr-n- = O. 4 KENNY. Pay-naster
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS, INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE. patents economically secured and
prohtahIy sold INVENTORS COMPANY,
$50 Nassau-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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FRENCH boarding house, large and srna!
rooms. with or without board: transients
accommodated moderate rates. 2lS West
4Sth-su
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
A WOMAN 20 take care Of house or as
janlJress: one girl. II years; best city
reference Mrs. J. B. SMITH, 80 Coluu,-
bus-ave.
/ COMPANION American graduate
well recommended rom Paris would -
turn July OF August as interpreter, IN
s:rvctor. &c; correspondence solicited
HARRY ADAMS. 3. A. 5 Clinron-st.. De
troIt. Mich.
COMPANION. &c.-NormaI school gradu-
ate wishes 20 90 70 the Paris EXposi-
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bic party; object. chance 20 see Falr mo-, Nor
than wages. Address +o4 PorteF-aVe-'
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Graduate OF prominent business col4-se'
willing 10 commence with small salary
where there would be a chance for aG-
vancement. ADVERTISER. 40 De Kalo-
ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG coIored lady 10 take care ot bach
eIor-s apartment. 2. HAISEY. 241 West
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WORK WANTED.
Male
ACCOUNTANT -systematic. capable ae-
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guaranteed each month. books systenlatized
all branches business; highest references
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY hand or on
the ffoor Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.
1888 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st-. COE
BRANDT Tel I32-3Sth