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New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
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PROGRANUE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Crescent City Jockey Club.
New-Orleans; San Francisco Jockey Club.
Tanforan.
BILLIARDS.-Class A amateur champion
ship. Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
FENCING.-Team contest for Fencers'
Club Cup. Fencers' Club. s p. m.
HOCKEY.-Champions hockey match.
NewYork Athletic Club against St. Nicholas
Skating Club, st. Nicholas Rink. SIS p. m.
SKATING.-RaCes at Verona Lake, Mont
clair. n. j., 2:15 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures against Column
bian University, Washington; Erasmus Hall
against Manual Training High School, Man
ual Training High School.
ATHLETICS-fiames OF Company 9. 9th
Regiment. 9th Regiment Armory, p. M
GOLF-Members' Holiday Cup compe-
tition. Baltusrol; members club handicap. 81.
Andrews; open handicap, Lakewood Country
Club.
CYCLING-League of American Wheel
men annual meeting. Philadelphia.
TENNIS.-Handcap club match, singles,
New-York Athletic Club, p. m.
HOOTING.-Tournament for the Edwin
Gould cups. Lakewood Country Club; shoot
Of the Forester Gun Club, Newark. y. j.;
Brooklyn Gun Club shoot, Interstate Park.
Long Island: Keystone Shooting Leagues
holiday tournament. Homesburg. Junction.
Penn; East Side Gun Club shoot, Newark.
y. J.; Crescent Athletic Club all day shoot.
Bay Ridge: New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club
holiday shoot. Interstate Park
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
NETWORK CITY.

Oscar :. straus, the newly elected president Of
the Board Of Trade and Transports ton will pre-
side for the first time Al the regular meeting OF
the Board al No. 2le Rr.adway tomorrow Al $50
O'Clock
Miss Maud Come, sometimes called the Irish
Joan of Arc" arrived yesterday morning the
French Line steamer La Champagne. Miss Come
VIII lecture the necessity Of preventing Irish
listments in the British Army.
Owing 10 the great interest shown IN IL, the eX
hibiuon Of the collection Of etchings and engrav-
ings 10y and after the work OF J. H. r. Meissonier
~ the galleries of William Schaus No 20i Fifth
ave, will continue a week longer.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that mails from
Australia. NeW-Zesland and Hawaii Of the follow
ing dates: Melbourne, January l6; Sydney. January
Il; Auckland. January D. and Honolulu. February
2 which reached san Francisco by the steamer
Sierra, were dispatched east at 6 p. m. Sunday,
and are due i'm this city the morning Of Friday
February Is. Mails for Australia, New-Zealand
and Hawaii will close AT the General Postoffce as
ADVERTISED.
Invitations have been issued fol the annual en-
tertainment and reception Of the Republican Union
OF the NKVIlIth Assembly District AT the Lex
ington Opera House. Fifty-eighth-st. and Licking
ton-ave.. on the night of Monday March Is
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW -YoRK-MoNDAY. FER. H. 1891


PORT OF NEW -YoRK-MONDAY. FEB, II. 1901.
ARRIVED.
steamer Tlscarora CBr) Payne. London January q in
ballast to Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the Bar at IL
Steamer Potsdam Dutch. Bonjer Rotterdam January
l6S steeFage the Holland America Line
Arrived at the Bar at 6:4S a m.
steamer Kentucky 1DanI. CaToc Copenhagen January
Is with mdse 10 Punch Edye * Co Arrived AT the Bar
Steamer Tartar Prince CBrl McFarlane. Leghorn Janu-
l3 Genoa 10 Palermo IS and Naples 20. with mdse
cabin and +b@ steerage passengers John
90. Arrived at the Bar at 3 a
steamer Jupiter tBr). Reid Beyrout December rs.
Alexandretta % smyrna January 2 Salonica Z and
Algers q with mdse 70 Barber q Co Arrived the Bar
Steamer Ponce Sargent. Jobos January 81 Ponce
February ? Asuadila z San Juan B. with mdse and
rs cabin passengers 10 the Porto
Co Arrived AZ the Bar at IL a3 m
savanllla ~ tarthagsna 80, GreytoWn February
Port Limon T. with mdse and 10 passengers PIN
Forwood q kellock. Arrived a the Bar at & o m
steamer Frascatt tBr Wills. St A nd
Port Maria o. with mdse 70 J E Kerr Arrived az
the Bar AT 3 As
Steamer Rio Grande. Johnstone, Brunswick Fehrusrv
with Wdse and passengers 10 c II Mallory & Co
Steamer ProteIs. Gager. New-Orleans 4 with
mdse passengers % r : Allen "
STEAMER Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore. with udsa
II @ Foster ~ ~
steamer Bensfactor. French Philadelphia with mdss
Steamer Goldsboro French. Philadelphia with nn1.s 70
william CLYDE Co
stssmer Norfolk Dillon Boston L Luckenbach
steamer Casttllan Prince (Br) Coul January
February with cores and ! cabin na xs.n
ger 10 the @ ssaser Company. Arrived . as
e3n
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
PRESIDENT BANKS DENIES CHARGE
SAYS MEMBERS OF ATLANTIC HAVE NOT
RESIGNED BECAUSE WIVES LIVE
CI.ITRHOIrSE

The annual meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
was held last night at the Waldorf-Astoria The
attendance large Commodore David Banks
occupied the chair. IT was decided TO hold the an
nual regatta of the club on Saturday June 10
Commodore Banks in his annual report said that
there foundation for the report that be-
cause the wives OF several of the members WEIR
living at the clubhouse many prominent yachtsmen
had resigned from the club. He added that the
fasity OF the report sshown by the fact that
there had been only fortythree designations I'm the
last year, and those designing not boat
owners.
The treasurer's report showed that the club was
in a good financial condition and that the member
ship in 1900 had $50 while In 1899 the member
ship had reached 626.
These officers were elected for tha ensuing year:
Commodore. David Banks; vice-commodore, Robert
T. Doremus: rear-commodore Henry j. Rooerl;
secretary. Louis F. Jackson; treasurer Charles L.
Pierce. measurer, George Hill; board OF trustees,
!. Rogers Maxwell, j. Fred Ackerman. Philip u;
Sanford. Harriosn B. Moore, Spencer Swain and
Edwin B. Havens. The following committees were
chosen: Regatta-George Hill. chairman; George
NcNuIty and A F. Aldridge. Membershp-Spencer
Swain chairman Henry W. Baird and FRANK
sperry Library-J NJ Foote. chairman; Arthur
g. Allen and Jeerson Hogan
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
CHESS AT mOYTE CARLO.
RESULTS oF THE FIFTH ROUND OF THE INTER
NATIONAL. CONTESTS.

Monte Carlo, Feb. 1.-THE chess masters met
this morning at the Casino. IN this city. In order
10 contest the fifth round Of their international
tournament. Round No. : ~ the Berger system
regulated the pairing. which read as follows
Alapin Us. Scheve Guns5ers Mieses. Janowski
Blackburne. Reggie vs.. Mason, Didier vs..
Marco Marshall vs.. Schlechter and Tschgorin vs..
WinaWer.
At the first adjournment. az Hoon. the state Of
affairs was as follows; Alapin and Scheve had
drawn. had Gunsberg and Mieses. Janowski
had downed Blackburne; Reggie and Mason had
adjourned their game in even position, and
Marco had a winning game against Didier. This
game was also adjourned Marshall and SChlechter
had adjourned their game in an even position. and
TschigOrin had worsted WiuaWer-
At the conclusion OF to-dFy's session Janowski
had taken the lead with four wins 20 his credit,
while Alpir and ScheVN We're following the
leader. This ituation brought about by the
results i'm the afternoon session. which were as fol-
lows. Reggie managed 10 get the superior position
against Mason. who had 10 resign IN the end;
Didier fell victim 10 Marcos fine end-game play.
and Marshall and Schechter had 70 be content
with 4 draw.
Following the scores of all the contestants
VI date
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-M B. l. Goddard. of Warwick.
r. L; DR.. Franklin Dexter, Of Boston, and Bishop
II. Y McNickar, Of Rhode Island BTCklNG-
HAMA. II Morton, OF Williams College. FIFTH
ANENUE-EX-Judge Robert Earl Herkmer, and
ex-State Treasurer 4. b Colvin, OF Glens Falls
GILSEY-Parker Corning, of Albany. and Cap
tain p J Raymond L. :. y GRAND-ColoneI
". NJ Kirby. Of MajoT-General Roe's STAFF, y. @.
y. Y. HOFFMAN,. B. LyO State Printer, of
Albany, and ex-Mayor w. b Kirk OF Syracuse.
HOLLAND--Justice d Cady Herrick Of the New
York State Supreme Court; Governor William NJ.
Crane OF Massachusetts,, and Ex-Governor Frank
A Black Of Troy. MANHATTAN-Don Dey,
of Syracuse. and Lyman B. Goff, of PaNtucket.
MURRAY HILL-GovernOr II. s Pingree. OF
Michigan, and Associate Justice Il. J. Brewer. OF
the NeN-York Supreme Court. VICTORIA
Horace Q. Brewster, Of Rochester WALDORF
Senator-elect Joseph r. Burton, of Kansas.
Mavor John Boyd Thacher Of Albany. Senator John
n. Thursron. Of Nebraska; Sir Bache and Lady
Cunard. of London and p. u. Moen Of Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
ENrRIEs FoR ro-MoRRoN

FIRST selling: six and a half furl9ass Fleeting
Franstamar. iO7: Leaf G.. l07 Jockey Joe. lO7.
Sir Christopher 100 orion. l0a. Braw Lad no. George
r. cox llO. Harry Duke 10
second ceiling milei-Lamina. l0l Hijs lOl
Jack Doyle 1903: Of Bohemia, lu3; Matte Rain.
IOG Dr. Carrx lO6. Scorpolete, lU Annie Coous i0s:
Georgia Gardner. lo6, Phosphorus. ln6
Zack Phelps. los.
Third race lseling. mile and eighth,-Lydia s. 81.
Denny Duffy go: Zonne 81 King ElkwoOd, l0I. Grey
Forge iO3: Mizzoura lO4 Helen Paxton, lO4; Dick Fur
iO6: Silver Coin los; Joe Shelby.
Chorus Boy. ll2
Fourth race shandicap. milel-Kenova a3, Choice.
90 Jockey joe Aloha H. 100. Ssrilla. loo silver
Coin. Rice 9S. and Strangest lo'. coupled as
he BurdeauN
Fifth race tselIng. and hve-eighthslF Frangibe.
1O5- I..nceWooi Indian, los: Prince lei
and Prince hos False Lead, lo9 Banquo H. III Albert
Vale. ilS
sixth race selling furlongsl-kartan. los; Onoto.
I.ovsble. fO5 Floyd Dixie lO1: Epigram lO9 Hsch
los: Al Lone. los Shllingburn.
p n Sark no. Prestan. ia. Ecome l15.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
TO KEEP GIRLS our OF sALooNs

Albany. Feb. II CspeciaD-The bin OF Assembly
man Hatch. OF steuben County. prohibiting side
doors ana screens IN saloons. which win have a
hearing on "Wednesday before the Assembly Erxciso
Committee. has raised a storm OF opposition from,
the iquori interests all the State Mr. Hatcbsa,s
tonight that inasmuch his bin was being fors,,
along wrong lines he had prepared an amendment
10 the bill which he might offer on "Wednesday
This amendment viii simply provide that no
women shall be permitted drink in any nubl,c
drinking place commonly known as q saloon
Speaking of the amendment tonight. Mr. Hstcl,
said.
This bin Is intended 10 prevent girls drinking
IN the rooms OF saloons
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
DUNCAN SEES WORK AT BRISTOL.

W Butler Duncan jr.. manager of the Belmont
syndicate Cup defender, visited the Herreshor
shops al Bristol on Sunday 10 look after the con-
struction Of the new boat. AT his office. No. rs
Cortlandt-st. yesterday. Mr. Duncan told Tribune
reporter that the progress that was being made
was very satisfactory. He said the craft was all
In frame and he hoped she would he launched
early IN May.
David Barrie who represents Sir Thomas Lip
TOMS yachting interests in this country. said yes
terday a Tribune reporter that w. A Melville,
who arrived on Sunday the Umbria, had come
10 this country 10 take place cashier in the
Front-st. office, and not 10 represent Sir Thomas
Upton in Yachting matters. He not identified
with Yachting interests in any way
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
ANorHER .HUCKLEBERRY ROAD Ill

Albany. Feb Il CspeciaD.- Assembyrnan Bedell.
~ Orange County, has introduced a biz extending
Indefinitely the time in which street surface rail-
road company may construct new road or q
branch extension OF an old route after obtain
'ng the consent of the local authorities and ad-
1acent property owners The present law provides
that y the construction by such a railroad does
nor begin within year after the proper consents
have been obtained franchise IL forfeited the
only exception being the case where delay is in
terposed by legal proceedings In such a case an
extension OF time may be granted by the court
The BedeN bill authorizes indefinite extension
~ time Tor the construction Of a road. or even for
he beginning OF work the road. wherever the
corporation is hindered in its work BY any cause
not within IT'S control
rms would permit street railway company. II
IS SAID 70 obtain the franchise TO build line along
certain highways and then hold back Inc work in
oehnltely Tor delays, which il would assert 10 he
heyonc its immediate control
ms oiil is suspected 10 be an ACCOMMODATING
measure 10 the bill introduced last Friday ,v M
beasl authorizng street reilroad companies 10
nuld INES on other thorouFhfares than those nov,
occupied by them. Both are said 10 relate 10 tba
Inlon Railway Company. otherwise known as thf.
'fiuckleherry Road"
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
Mr.. HACKETr AT THE NAVY yarn

Frank " Hackett. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard yestarsa,,
for the first time since he assumed the duties Of
his Office. He went to the yard on the tug Mar
keeta. where he was met by Rear-Admiral Barker
eoihihshoaht OF the yard Mr. Hackett made a
thoro9gh tour OF the yard, and finished up his trim
2. solns aooard the cruiser New-York, afterward
lnspectng the Naval Young Mems Christian Asso-
c.ation building IN Sands-st as the ferrv - ,ba
Coo DOCK could not be operated on account OF the
ice. secretary Hackett and Admiral Barker ana
his aids got on board little shifting engine ~
the Yard and Docks Department, and were taken
around the horseshoe 70 the Cob Dock
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
YACHTING.
RUSHING WORK ON THE CHALLENGER
wATSON's PROTESTS AGAINST DELAY STIRs
UP THE DENNIS

Glasgow. Feb. loving a serious protest
upon the part Of George L. Watson at the delay In
the construction of the Shamrock II. the Dennys
have put all their available workmen on the job.
and the building of the Americas Cup challenger
will he pushed night and day without pause. Mr.
Watson insists that she must be launched during
the last week In March. that his elaborate plans
for trial races can be carried ont. Great quanti-
ties of materials have already been shaped and
fitted. ready to be put In their places. There Is
considerable doubt however. in some quarters as
to whether the shell be ready for launching at
the time mentioned. A dredger is working in the
River Leven. preparing a launching berth and a
channel to Fairway the Clyde
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
DELAY Is RAMAPo BILL.

Albany, Feb. n tSpeciaD-Assembyman Nor
gan said tonight that Controller Coler would NOT be
present ar to-morroWTs hearing Of the Assembly
Cities Committee 10 urge favorable action on the
Rsmapo Charter Repeal bill He said further thar
~ would not be surprised If the bin not re
ported ny the Committee until next week for the
reason that Mr. Lauterbach had filed his briaf so
late that none on the committee obtained copies
until last Thursday. Mr. Morgan. however added
fhat ne believed that the bin would be fsxora hl,,
reported after It's fun consideration
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
RACING.
As TO A RAcE LOST FROM LACK or a Burr

AS TO A RACE LOST FROM LACK or BURR
New-Oreans. Feb u-Weather showery, track
heavy. Rushhelds, Joe Martin ana Lackman were
the winning favorites The stewards have decided
1mrdav m last. in which T6lers who many thought
should have won finished third Van Dusen who
aftsr the paca it was found that the burr usually
hxed to his bride had been left on The horse
the rsca for him The summaries.
FIRST RACE-sis and one-half furlonrs.
Ltte Duchess ,,o g IS lwondsEE1 y 70 ana even ~
Novelty CH Michaes, y 10 ............- 3
Ttms-l-2s
la ciqsns MsstfEt 9ssTsTsss& i. charaR""n' ra
The Elbs ran inio Tue fence and threw he- rider
SECOND RACE-one mile and three -sixteenths. selling
FSe Fsenflas id II III 'sia Monder Is a a1 and 10 to
Trehor 1I5 CCoburnl 70 :
Tme-2OS
Prince Indian. Banquo II. JACK Martin and Phal
THIRD RAcE-siN rurlongs
ice Martin 5o5 Dal., s, to sRd ID gu, -,
'11S's Tams elark - SwoHdsTiy' I@ to /
Time-1l7ls
Barney Saai. Jsyeiu and l.. Pillet n, also
FOURTH RAcE-one mile. handicap
Glen Lake. I15 Dale 70 and ..............
2o,,SE Tee 9n pISs. lGs ksn@ G1 ob2n to aPs Ps p 70
Time-l.47iz
wat-rhouse. Ann and Porter p. also
FIFTH RACE-seven furongs. selling
IseEmsn ZOE %, GSoShrsn to and md. to i
SNordsInan. 10 90 Brisnl -.....--..... ;
Tme-i34.
RsgsF"f~ TsH West '1a1" N'' Prince and '''''- also
SIXTH RAcE-one mile. selling
fsSr BisS 6 S2" 5dolns a So'sFs3 'd and d. to s@i
scorToette ocoburn. oI..................... 3
s1d CAM GP;rl ,SP"5 saa 6a ''fffs@ so rS @"'' ~
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
COUNSEL FOR BARKER IN COURT.
FIRST sTEF IN PROCEEDINGS FOR RE-
LEASE OF PRISONER ON BAIL.

Marshall Van Wrinkle. counsel for Thomas G..
Barker who Is charged with shooting the Rev.
John Keller at Arlington. y J, requested Judge
Blair. in the General Sessions Court. Jersey City.
yesterday TO direct County Physician Converse 10
examine the minister's condition with the view OF
having Barker released on bail Mr. Van Wrinkle
Informed the Court that in the interest OF his
client, he insisted upon being present should any
effort be made obtain the ante-mortem state
ment OF Mr. Keller by the State. IL Is understood.
however that the Prosecutor already has the ante
mortem statement Prosecutor Erwin said that
he informed that the minister "a Of
danger Judge Blair said he would let the matter
rest for day two
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb I1-Flour quiet steady vheat-SPrrg
No Northern small lots ola s3Sc; new sSltc VIM
ter s3c. mllers getting No white az '5c spot and %
arrive track Buffalo Corn dull No yellow, 427c
asked: do. 42%4c; No corn. 42R42lic; No s do.
G42c thToUsh billed Oa-s strong No White Sp9t q
3lc No do. Sof3oitc: No mixed 2sl. G2Ssc No do
2sc through billed Rarlsy-Spot offered. 62G6Ic. 70
rive. 5sq65c. Rye dull No 56sc No . 55'rc on
track. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
AuERJCAy PUGTLIsT LOSES

London Feb. lin fifteen round for
ESQ and the lightweight championship of England
al the National Sporting Club London, this even
ing Johnny Hughes of London beat Par
Daily OF the United States. IN the twelfth round
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
RzILROAD AGENTS DINE.

The ninth annual dinner Of the freight and pas
ssnger agents Of this city was given last evening
AZ the Victoria Hotel There were about one hun
dred present Walter b. Pollock presided The
quests Included George Z. Barton, G o. Baker ir
William n Brewster. Police Inspector Cross J. z.
palryrnple. u. Frank Lloyd and A. ]. Simmons.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour nominal; No
9SS No yellow ssc No Sss cats s 2Sg2o "a No I'm White
S,S feSseed No NorthWestern 81 S2s: prime Timothy
Sd % oa per Dbl ss a5Ss I r1 per- oo 3
Shoulders '9S5 6xe rO 50 ss Soc sor s ssai 20 % @Ty a
81 2oqS 90 whiskey basis Of high wines 81 "a eugors
the butter inactive creameries I+a21c. da-
ries Ilsqlsc Cheese duh. io1tqu%c Eggs dun,
Cincinnati Feb 11.-FIour steady: fancy. SO 25gS3
famiy; 81 eoQS2 90 Wheat quiet; M 2 rel: 7gc corn
26s.a27e Rye STEADY no 2 So f5 sa57s0 l,te'
Duluth Feb 11Iwheat-Cash. No / hard, 7sse: No
July. 744.c. Corn. s7Isc Oats, 2es 6&6S,
Milwaukee. Feb. n.-wheat higher No Northern
Sc Barley ssadS Ne 5sSs sample Ms No
Minneapolis Feb. l1.-wheat-Cash Is'sc. May Ttasq
northern 7s.e No Northern ssRc R", Foa.Firs
patents - OqS4 Is; second patents 50 sgSt nrst clears
sii IS 49, ''''''' - a. N''" IN o''N' 'i' ''"
Philadelphia, Feb u-wheat firm and 1c higher con
higher; No ? mixed February iss.a4tc. oats steady
TnsTn SG Whit spped q Sae Flour gHsssHsed winter
xana roller clear So Oass 25 straight SO sOqS3 ~
s. @ do patent S. s. S Kansas @ do sah in s. sa @
3 90 do PneG x SACKS s. SogS$ 70 spring sssT
s. 10 do fav9re brands s. i5qt 4o city mills extra
5 90 patent mt S. saS s s. a. % s so oa2 a9 ssss at 500 sS
81 % per bo for choice Pennsylvana Buckwhest -four
per 100 10 quality: iobbins sales higher BGtter
prints 2c do nearby prnts 3ic Eggs sesdy freR
nearby. 22c fresh Western, 22c do southwestern Ella
9gr q SsS Sse SSs p n s sacks wheat GoO9 bush
5000 bush; corn 1000 bush oats 1900 bush
81 Louis. Feb uIwhsat.No red cash, z24sc May
cash 2ss; NAV 2sisc july ase No white 2sassisc'
80 Toledo Feb n-wheat dun hrm; cash 7ee, Nav
soa.e Oats steady cash. me- aIay. 5ss4c, Rys sslss
e!oSsse~d nrm' 1885, prime. IS 40 cash, 81 25 March,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
THE KINGS RACEHoRsEs LEASED

London. Feb u--Al the Kings racehorses II Is
announced have been leased tho Duke ot
Devnnehire for the season OF 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY ts.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel
Cymric. Liverpool. White star 11OO a
Astoria Glasgow. a m 1900 m
Tartar Prince Azores, Prtnce--.--..-.
TIuninense Brazil Red Cross 400 m 500 m
e. Dorado. New Orleans, Morgan.-..- 300 D m
Clmanche. Charleston. CLYDE. 400 . N
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion 300
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II
Cisrmanic Liverpool. White a m 1900 m
ensinEton. southampton. Red $40 m m
City of washington. Colon, Pan. r r 930 100
Seneca Havana. y. Y and cuba. .l2;oO 300 m
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion 300 m
Ccrnsl. Galveston. Mallory. 3:0O
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY u
Fterst Bismarck Naples. Am. 900 a m m
La HaVTe. fTe1C h. 1890 a m
KoenEin Luis- Bremen y O. Lloyd 1900
santiago. y q Cuba. .l2tO 800 . m
Grenada. Trinidad 900 m 1890
Clyde. 1890 o m
Argentina Somln- $50 m 1900
ri Cid. Orleans. Morgan 800 m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
SPECIAL. MENTION

Advertisements admitted into the..
umns are recommended to tho reader. ~
THE TRIBUNE a. thoroughly reliable.
business can he done by mail with IN. :.
vcrtisers with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NfINIATrrRr ALMANAC
p W


sunrise Sunset 80 Moon am p Moon age a
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy % Gov. Island I "a He'll Gate s. q
? PM-Sanfy Hoos l07 Gov Island I al He'll Gate $40
INCOMING STEAMERS,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

Sandy Hook. J. Feb IL. 0 rl-wind west south
s5sasI e2a@Poisa aaas & CITY @ Andrews Bristol
& Co. Passed Fire Island at 1882
SAILED
Phadelphisn (Brl. Liverpool. CBr,
Lisbon d5;f PTsSsa & & BTmTda MAJ Porto Re9 Co. uysD
United States Gresham passed out Sandy
tinted States revenue cutter onondaga passed out
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb 11-saiIed. steamer Lgnaldsr ,Bu. War
Liverpool Feb o-saiIsd. lebanon Gutch,.
swansea. Feb 1O-saiIed. steamer Kansas City CRr,.
oueenstown. Feb 11-Arv4ved. steamer Toronto CBr,.
London FEB 1l-Arrtved steamer Mnnehaha CBr,.
Robinson. New-York.
Gr Albrecht (from Southampton. New-York-
Dutchl vinckers Nsw-Yorls via Indies for An
MarseiIes Feb n-Arrived. steamer Neustria CFr.
MarssiisS FEB a-saied steamer Patria Cr Bourze.
Marsslies. Feb a-Arrived. steamer California CBu.
cii6raitar Feb II. m-Artved steamer Ausr Ger.
eibralsa- Feb n-Pessed. steamer Victoria CBr.
Ur5an S5ai.a5 rom s9 Genoa a. and Naples 5r 3 ~
viot5i!a Ger. Kaempr New-Yor for 4issrs Genoa
Cape sparte1 Feb 11-Passea. steamer Aller tGer,.
Wilhelm NeVXor & 70. IS,y NaRss aRs Gsnoa vu.,- m
Ferry. Nsw-York.
Genoa Feb TO- 7 a ul--Arrtved, steamer HohenzoIern
(Gerl Hegennann New-Yors via Naples.
seIly FEB l1-Passed steamer Ohio CBrl. Hadaway.
Hull for New-York
Singapore Feb lI-Arrfvsd previously. Queen
Eleanor CBr) Ritson NswYork via 81 Michass etc for
HonF-Kong.
Colombo Feb. 11-Arrived previously. steamers Ksl-
CBrl. Bradley. New-York 81 Mchaels for
Hong Kong; Winfield CBrI. Osborne. New-York via Port
Said for S0Urshaya-
La Guayra FEB TO- noon-saisd, steamer Caracas
woodrck Ponce San Juan and New-YorS arrived.
cruising Yacht Frn1essin vicSora Laiso Ger sauer-
mann. New-York Prince.
Santos. Arrived.
Dobson New-YoTk.
ST Michaels. Feb 1I-Arrtved steamer Arnold LIyksn
CGs-l. Nebnger. New-York for Algiers and Shanghai
ST Michaels. Feb 1o-Arrved. steamers Anapa (Brl
williamson New-York Bombay (ror coaD. 11th pre-
viously Claverly CBrl WgIey, Calcutta via suss for
New-YOrk
ST Lucia. Feb 6--sasd. steamers Queen Louise BID
Frame from Iququs). Sew-York; Sth POwderham (Br)
Toms (from Iquique). New-York.
Madeira Feb I-Sailed. Stella (Br). Harrison
Lluonl. New-Yor<.
RermUIa 11-Arrtved steamers Castano Csr). Pen
will Liverpool New-York coaD; Massila CFr)
Marsees. Naples and Gibraltar for NeV-Nork
coaB. sailed Trinidad (FSr). Fraser. Nev-Nors
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

Sandy Hook. J. Feb IL. D u-wind west south
west light breeze: cloudy.
Steamer (sunposed) City CBrl Andrews Bristol
January and Swansea % with mdss to James ArkeU
& 60. Passed Fire Island at 1882 . m.