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New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
oDELL WADE HONORARY MEMBER.
WEST s1nE REPJRIIcAN cLUB To PASS JUDo
MENr OK THE BALLOT Reform BILLS.

WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN, CLUB To PASS JuDG-
MEHr OK THE BALLOT Reform BILLS
At the monthly meeting last evening OF the West
Side Republican Club. at No. 2,@7 Broadway, JUS
tiea John Proctor Clarke in the chair, on motion OF
John c Coleman. Governor Odel was made an
honorary member Of the organization Thirty
seven new members elected The Committee
on Nomination Of Oficers for the ensuing year. to
ba voted for az the annual meeting on March ~.
submitted these names: For president. Julius n
Seymour: first vice-president. John c Coleman
second Weep president. William Fl. Douglas; third
1ice-president Richard T. Greene. treasurer. Aus
tin II Slausen: corresponding secretary. Walter r.
Quick: recording secretary. Louis w Stotesbury.
and Executive Committee. J. Edgar Lesycrafr j.
Castree Williams. John Elderkin and John Proctor
Clarke
Mr. Coleman said there two bills relating 20
ballot reform in the Legislature. which proposed
radical changes in the Election law in this State
and had received consideration az the hands Of
various organizations. He moved that a committee
OF I've be appointed investigate the entire sub
ject OF ballot reform measures, and take such sc-
ton as IL might consider necessary The motion
was amended referring the matter 20 the Com
hack 20 the club a special meeting TO be called
by the chair, and was carried.
An Invitation received from the City Club
inviting members OF the West Side Republfcs n
. Club 70 a conference the election bills NJ
Coleman said the COMMITTEES en- Political Affairs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
FAroP4BLE REPoRT on TAK Bills.
SENATE COMMITTEE TAKES ACTION on THE
THREE REvENUE MEASURES.

SENATE COMMITTEE TAKES ACTION OK THE
THREE REVENUE MEASURES
Albany. Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-Three of the taxation
measures recommended by Governor OdeT Will be
reported favorably tomorrow by the Senate Com
mttee on Taxation and Retrenchment. These bills
are the one taxing insurance companies, the one
taxing savings banks and the taxing trust
companies.
The committee met this afternoon and took
favorable action upon the bills They impose tax
~ I per cent the gross amount of the premiums
received by an domstic life, fire and mutual I'm
surance companies doing business in this State.
similar tax is imposed upon the Insurance COM
panies of other States doing business in this State
except the fire and marine insurance companies -
other States Foreign fire and marine insurance
companies are 10 he taxed one-half Of per cent
their gross premiums IN this State. Foreign coun-
try life health and casualty companies are not 10
Re taxed
A tax Of per cent Is imposed on the capital, sur
plus and undivided profits OF trust companies but
they 10 he exempt from taxation Tor local pur-
poses imposed upon personal property.
The savings banks pay a tax Of ! per cent
their surplus at its par value
The three taxation bills, IL Is estimated, VIII
bring the following amounts into the State Treas
ury. insurance companies, S100.ep, savings banks,
s5OODo. trust companies S,25o000' total, s. Sa"s'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NEW YORK CITY.

Exercises in memory ~ George William curtis
will he held by tie Staten Island Academy on Sat
urdav evening az the academy. az 81. George
The address will he delivered by Dr. Truman j.
Rackus OF Packer Institute. double quartet will
sing
RandoIph Guggenheimer. president of the Coun-
III will give an entertainment and a dinner for
newsboys at the Newsboys Lodging House. No. 2
Duane-st on Friday evening At $50 O'Clock.
The new Postoffice Station J. At Eighth-avA. and
One hundred nd y-fourth-st will he opened
on Sunday At present the office is AZ Seventh-sve
and hundred nd twenty -fifth-st
The second regular meeting Of the Seawanhaka
Cor5nthian Yacht Club will be held AZ Sherry :.
No sea Fifth-ave. Tuesday. February p. at $40
O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
TO OFFSET INROADs on BRITISH TRADE.

London Feb ls.-The agitation on the subject Of
American inroads upon British trade will proba bly
result in interesting economic and labor expert
ment under the leadership Of John Locke late
Conservative candidate for Devonport. There Is
in process of formation the National Fedora
tion OF Masters Associations and Trades Unions.
the objects being 20 educate the minds OF en-
pioyers and employees concerning the grave respon-
sbilities which rest with them in respect 10 the
pansion Of British trade, devise means 10 meet
foreign competition. 10 send Joint deputations OF
capital and labor abroad inquire into the condi-
tons Of other countries. ana provide fedora
ton where employers and employees may meet on
the plane.
Mr. Locke is a We'll known labor student He
wants an endowment fund Of f5O.00o. The Con
serVafive leaders taking serious interest IN the
scheme in the hope that II may form the means OF
solving problem which they consider sooner or
later is hound 10 embarrass the Government The
chief dif1cuity. Mr Locke finds is 10 solve the
Political
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Dog Show. Madison square Garden
Health Board. II A m
Board 81 Public improvements. regular meeting
afternoon.
American CieoErap phical Society, No ils West
Fortieth-st-. address by George r Becker on Con
diions Requisite our Success in the Philippine
Islands 30 T. m
Annual meeting, iaTchmont nacht 'inb' bel-
monico's. $50 p. m.
Medico-LeFal Society, meeting AMI dinner Hotel
ST Andrew. y. IN.
school BOARD FOR Manhattan and The Bronx,
evening.
Harlem Literary Society. annual entertainment
and reception. Murray Hill Lyceum, evening
Peoples Institute. lecture by Professor L. r.
Pitcher on Architecture Cooper Union. p m
Board OF Education free lectures. p. m cooper
Institute Eighth-st. and Fourth-ave. Merits or
Musical ,onposition." Dr. II. g. Hanchett. Young
Mems Institute No 30 BOwery. Compressed
Air." A r Kenney, Baron De Hirsch Trade school.
No DO East ixty-fourth-st, Wireless Teleg-
raphy.' w. W keT-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NER TRAIN SERVICE TO TIE SoUrH.

r. z. L. Bunch. the newly appointed general
passenger agent OF the seaboard Air Line has lust
completed an exhaustive tour over the road and a
thorough inspection and reorganization OF his de-
partment He left this city last night for his home
IN Portsmouth. Va In addition 70 the arrangement
for solid trains from Boston and New-York to the
Florida coast. Mr.. Bunch announces that on Feb
ruary = there VIII begin direct Pullman service
10 Pinehurst y. c. 70 meet the Increasing demand
OF the Eastern patrons OF that beautiful Southern
resort A through sleeper viii leave WASHINGTON
each Wednesday and Friday. returning on Tre.-
days and Thursdays Although the announcene
OF this service has been formally made reser
tons already coming
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
PEEKSKILI

A fourth ticket has been put IN the field for the
coming charter election. The Republicans have
nominated for president stephen d. Horton. who
was the Democratic Sheriff Of Westchester County
once, and also president Of the village for several
terms being elected ny the Democrats For the
rest Of the ticket they have named Treasurer.
DR. r ID. ". Lyon. assessor q. II. Jewell trustees
Ebert Kipp and -. A. Bagley; Water Commits
sioners pT. A n Dunbar and ". l.. Ellis
The body Of Mrs. Kate OTleman hernandez. wife
OF OCtaviO Hernandez and daughter OF Colonel ana
Mrs Louis H. orleman. ~ this village. has been
brought from Cuba. whore she died from yellow
fever and placed in the receiving vault at Hillside
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF xEw YORK -rrEspAy FEB. 10. 1901
ARKIVE.Tt

PORT OF NEW YORK Es~pAf. FEB. n. 1901.
ARRIVED
ana swansea FssrHsTy ! to james ArSe & 60,
"en sehashs - ,,srI E'fA@ w Msrneniln! ] n !e
the Nosemann IAns Arrived Al The Bar at a
Eith ndse 90 cabin and 7l slgerage passengers % ne
'reaHsr Maa-d.nn 'ltch, Bakker Rotterdam February
Passens.rs 70 the Holland America Line Arrived the
ua a and % ssea H.s fSGs2v @ s fsD s
ster,sH - m M svs Gar y Sr ~ ? N sSs IAN. Ian,
ary ~ IN ballast 10 81 BoVring 80 Arrived the
steamer queen Louise lRrl; Breaks; Aqtofasaste De
Int % lSqqs Win T. G05.s' . = = ..5 Bahia ia January 2 s.
s',e1ne- Arisnca. skIlinss colon February IT, with
Arrived a, sht Har a. ess m 1''''@ '''l'''''
VII, hemp to ThebaGd Bros Arrived At the Bar a.
steamsr AHsricI No1 Eyiea,h. Febrqary /
s'esmer IIsHa Russ. sjolund santa Marta February
cemPans. Arrived isr at go p m "'e' run
sSe Iscmel RaSk RiHr 'oaSs 49,. = JeTsnle I .
Forwood 4 Kslact Arrived a. ne Bar at SO m. :
Mon,e.o Ray. 10 RIO Rgeno ana s. Ann. Bay II AMI
steamer Mexico stevens. Havana February Is with
mdse and 50 cabin passengers 10 James F. Wari & Co
Arrived AZ the Bar at e:iS m.
February : Cienfuegos ard Manzanio II. with mdse
r Arrived Bar at 3
steamer Comanche Termination JacksonvilIa EsSrnary
Charleston IL Win mdss passengers to W P
Steamer saginaw Hale, Georgetown ; g February 4.
Steamer iamssoVn Tapey Newport News syas aha SoT S
fok with mdse and PASSENGERS to od Dominion IS Co
February i. in ballast 70 Funeh Edye a Co
sandy Hook n J. Feb Is eao ? nn-wind northwest.
light breeze. clear
steamers Hekls DAM coPsnhagen etc: yictOrts CBrl
n Norte Nev-Oreans Cevic tBH. Liverpool. Jefferson
bs.fse,0r PhiisSsiPhia San Marcos aiv.sron Alson
foE Pps Wp. and 'afSSPye . BiTdos%as % GBs . n1s
R''iHnor.: Advsnes. Colon; Naeoochse savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard. FEB 10. 10 m-Passed. steamer Minneapolis
vso FEB oF Lnd2n noz,-, -, Ell.
NsE-York for Manchester
Ger, s IEhaqaer ttis IS from Hamburg NewYork
AnsTerR FEB 1s-Arrtved Trader CBr,.
Rotterdam Feb I7-Arrived. steamer Excelsior (Ger.
n! Ro,erdsn Feb I7-saned. steamer piamsnt GER.
Mar:eillss Feb ls-Arrived steamer Bursundia CFr,.
Naples ls-saiIed steamer Idruria Utah for New,
York ls.h arrived steamer HespeTs CFr, coveriey Leg
GalsHSts Jan 24-saed. steamer Buce,os CBr, purdin
& Ws1,on Ias yyed t Richmond
Alsiers Fen I5-saiied steamer yeTons eo ,..r u..
fSe %.Hsso6 Nssasaf1 fsb eis NsTYHTs steam,
FfuIne FEB i2-saied: steamer Gottfrted seb.rs.-
Para. FEB ls-sailed. steamer cam.tense cBr, Nc
Monteyidso. Feb 1e-Arrived. steamer Hyantb.. esr,
s. & LaSa p, FEB iSsssd ed, steamer @ John
as nsss E0 g d5Ts 'ssRsr Ms1 Pscahaas
vicoria iuiss Ger auenann s Nsws yssas Pn1sssin r,
Cos Ms:s Ind,ss sS i5giss, ;ss,,.1 va ports
havtlS 1oaiedJ ie'X 'aii
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
mAF LEAVE THE REPUBLIcAN GLIB.

Some members OF the Republican Club who sup
ported eN-Judge W. II. X Olcott for president az
the election talking rather bitterly about
the way the club is being run. This club was
formerly the headquarters Of anti-machine Repub-
hcans. but some members now assert that machine
men dominate H. There is some talk that a large
number Of independent Republicans will resign in a
body According 10 report yesterday. prominent
independent Republican said he would pay the
rental for new clubhouse for a period Of three
years n enough members would from the old
club to establish new one.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
Amusemenfs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOT 81.
GRAND OPERA SEASON I!~o-i3oi.
Under TIE direction OF Nr. Maurice Grnu.

81 ECTAI. NOTICEIn Consequence of the ndsposition
~ MIR JEAN RESZKE. the role Of "Warther' will
be sung by MIR. DIPPELA
TONIGHT At 7.45-DiE MEIsTERsINGER in
German Mines. Gadski and Schumann Hetnk. NM
DiT uel Bspham Blass. Muhlmann and BeTtram con
ductor. Mr pamrosrh. -
Ternina NM Crsmonini and Scotti Conductor. M Man
ciuelli
sat At Feb p at 2-LOHENGRIN dn Germanr
Mines Nordca OIitzka. NM. Jean and Ed De Reszke
Mlhlmann and Bertram Conductor Mr. pamrosch
Evg. Feb. %. :. at Popular Prices. LIS
HUGIENOTS FRENCH. Mines Lnctenne Breval.
Louise Homer Adams: NM. Saeza. Jouruet.
sizes and Planeon. Conductor. Mr.. Flon
sun Ev'g Feb 20 a. S:i5-Grand Popular Concert
mari and Plancon. Conductor Mr. Mancinellt-
Mon. EVg Feb. -. az s3o-per Ring des Niheiungen-
DAS RHEINGOID Gin tfernan). Mines Schumann- HeinN-
FRITZ Schen Oi.xka and susan Strons NM Van lNrN.
pppel Bispham JOurnst Blass. purche. Huohenet anu
T{-rtram Conductor. Damrosch.
Wec Ev'g Feb. 81 7+5-Der Ring des Nbelungen
DIE " tLkURE tier1nani Mines. Noriica. Schunlanu
MaryIli Cauteren. Reni and Gadskt NM Van pycN-
Rlass and Eartram Conductor. Damrosch.
Ev Mar. 4. 1.i5-DeT Ring des Ntnelunsen.
SfFGFRIED din German. Mines Nortca. Fritz Schef
ana Schumann- Heink. NM Jean and Ed de Reszke.
Muhlmaun. Conductor pamrosCh
Wed MAJ q. T,3t-Ier Ring des NibeIngen
GOTTERIi AMMERJ-NG Mines. Norttca. susan strong.
and Ed de Reszke. MuFmenn Conductor.
seats now on sale for cycle only sale for any
single performance OF cycle begins To MORROW Prices
" WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
TO COMPETE WIN AMERICAN sUGAR co

CHICAGO MEN ORGANIZE CORPORATION To FRO
pUCE BEET SUGAR.
Chicago. Feb. 1a-''The Post" to-day says: Chi
cago capitalists have organized 81 ep0000 corpora
ton known as the Central Sugar Company 10 com
pete with the American Company IN the home sup
ply Contracts have already been closed by the newly
organized company for ths erection Of beet sugar
factory al Shelby. Ind. Ten thousand acres of
land have been purchased by the company and
switches being put I'm by the railroads AT the
factory site The factory will be in fun operation
IN time for this yeaT'crOp In viii cut six hundred
tons Of beet and produce. II Is estimated. hun
dre1 and fifty thousand pounds Of sugar daily. ON
plOying from two hundred 10 three hundred men.
Tie charter OF incorporation WAS granted in New
Jersey few DAYS ago"
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
Bill FOR PARKWAF AND rIADUCr.

Albany. Feb. Ex-senator Slater introduced bill
to-day authorizing the Department ~ Parks in the
city of New-York 10 lay out a public parkway
from the northerly end of the Boulevard Lafayette
slong the Hudson River and by viaduct over the
Harlem ship Canal. 10 the northely limits 81 the
city
The parkway is 10 be not less than hundred
Yeet wide and consist Of q driveway for car
riaCes a bride path, a bicycle path and path for
pedestrians. The expense OF the construction OF
the parkway be paid by the issue OF corporate
stock certificates and shall pay interest AZ the
rhte of per cent. No railway is 10 he laid along
he narlruraV
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
rENENENT ForsE coNnTssEoN REPoRrS

Albany. Feb. is.-The report % the Tenement
House Commission appointed by Governor Roose-
welt 10 investigate the conditions OF tenement
houses in this State especially in New-York CITY.
was to-day submitted 10 Governor Oden by the
Commission. It's text will not be made public until
y Is transmitted 20 the Legislature by the Gov
eern9T The report Was presented 20 the Governor
~ tNonert W de Forest. Myles Tiernev and ono
n t.idhtz, Of New-York city. and William A
Douglass. OF Buffalo. members OF the Commission
r. - whitney, attorney, and Lawrence Vefiiev
secretary ~ the Commission '
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON

Mrs Mary Harkness on Monday night initiated
Mrs. Carrie Nation. the Kansas saloon wrecker
Her husband told her that he was going TO attend
lodge meeting. She followed him, and found him
in the saloon OF John Oprandi Mrs. Harkness was
enraged. and started I'm n demosh the place by
thrusting her fists through the front windows
She had scarcely got under way when Patrolman
Jones whose attention was attracted by the crash
ing glass. placed her under arrest Yesterday
morning Judge Bennett imposed fine OF = upon
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
STATES FFALFH DrRING A YEAR.

Albany. Feb. ls.-The annual report % the State
Board ~ Health complains that there seems 10 be
. laNitv on the part OF clergymen and physicians
20 report marriages and births 20 the boards az
health During 1870 there were lSoO6S deaths in
the State. an average rate OF lS5 per thousand.
Infant mortality 000 greater than IN 1888 The
Board has conducted extensive work. including the
fnVestication Of nuisances, the examination Of
water supplies and the ratification OF plans for
sewerage systems in many OF the cities and villages
NJ he state
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NEM-RNCHEI.IE.

Surrogate Theodore r. Skman ~ Westchester
County yesterday entered the decree and order
sessing the transfer upon :he estate of tho
late Elizur u. GrigEs ~ w-Rochelle who died
last September. leaving estate valued at $1,000"
The taxable personal property is found by Henry
Martyr Baird. ir. the appraiser 20 Doe &'I:~l. the
use of which Is given Sylvia T. GriEEs the
widow FOR life. Al her death the entire property.
both real and personal. passes 10 Mrs- Jennie +
Coley OF No. g Locust-ave.. New w-korhelle.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
RatNES ANENnS FLEcrrnnc 49,

Albany. Feb. - CspeciaD-The Senate debated
Cor some time to-day the bin providing for = ~
partisan Bureau of Electors in New-York Sen
ator Raines proposed amendment proxi6fng 80,
the police shah report violations OF the ,lection
Law 70 the state Superintendent of Elections This
amendment gave rise 20 considerable discussiop
and the bin was laid over until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
FOREST. FTsH AND CANE BILL PASSED

Albany Fob 10 tspecisD-The Senate passed to-
6ay without debate and by unanimous vote
Senator Brown s bin abolishing the present Forest
Fish and Game Commission and substituting one
having as It's chief officer Commissioners. This
,omrnissioner Is 10 for four years al salary
OF S5 900. and January !. 1903. Is 20 appoint a
deputy commssi 0neT.
vTatertov'n, a member OF the present Fish, Forest
nsN Flsh Forest and Game Commission
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
BIG SAVING FOR THE CITY
GOVERNOR ODELTs PLANS WILL PUT
$685.. .ooo INTO THE TREASURY.

Albany Feb ls-The measures before the Legis-
lature 10 save money and reduce expenses IN the
CITY ~ York all set foot by Governor odel.
are expected 10 effect total saving ~ the metro
politan district of S2.ss7oro. follows;
Probable reduction in annual expenses Of New an
AmSani from county ices 70 10 ne .. ooo
Amount from County fs~s to he added Kings ,,ooo
ISo s'i' IN ohsr Soa;ss Within the greater Kew ,oo
Aboon - special iury commissioner. S2,"o
All this is 20 he accomplished by the passage of
hills aholshing all fees in the counties within the
city Of New-York. putting officials on salary
basis and turning the fees into the county 'reas-
urv. the adoption Of a charter amendment classify
ing an the city government positions and grading
the salaries in all departments, so that the same
class of work in each department VIII he paid for
az the same rate.
This latter change VIII he the basis of the hill
drawn bv Senator Higgins which Classics and
grades the employees Of the state. II is contended
that I'm New-Nork City the salaries for the same
kind Of work in different departments range from
- ~ - eta1CrraT Tbsrs where the ranEe is from 500
10 Si50o Under the proposed bill there would
except in the case Of court stenograp pliers. where
the salary would he se.5ea Clerks heads of de-
lahorers, viii come under the classification
sun another saDns may oe 5ee9 nag ~ nnch a he
Dock Department and the Bridge Commission.
The other proposition. 10 abolish All fees, so Tar
as a public officers share IN them is concerned Is
formulated. and some Of the bills are IN. While
Others are ready 10 be presented The bill putting
the sheriff. Register and County Clerk or kings
Coun on salary and turning their fees into the
county treasury will add 10 Kings county income
by Sl25t0O.
The bin abolishinS special jury commiss.oners IN
Nsy-Y0rk and Kings viii save the city OF New
York annually Seu"oe ana Kings County Sl@oe The
proposed hill making single headed DOCK CON-
mission for NcW-Nork CITY will save 5000 wear
The proposed abolition Of the New-lork Sherlu
fees viii give the county ~ New-lork about Sth"o
annually.
Governor Oden SAYS in relation To the proposals
,.F,,erv deuartrnent Of New or needs corrective
legislation Especially is this true of those depart
Tnents whose administration Is confined 20 county
lines MANY Of the public officers IN NeW-h orh
Citv are receiving a larger remuneration Tor their
services than that which IS given 10 the President
az the United States
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

TKOMINENI AItKIN AI.S At 7 III fi' u LIS
ALBEMARIE - Franklin shaw. of Boston
FIFTH AVENI-E-Dr. David Kennedy. Of Kings
ton ~ \. holland -Reriah wilkins. ~ Wash
ington. ex-Congressman Paul J. Sorc, of Ohio. and
Oliver Ames of Boston. IMPERIAi-Stephen
O'Aieara Of Boston MANHATTAN-Captatn =
y Cory of London. l. g. Spencer Stauhope. Of
London President John N. Hall of the New-Nork.
New-Haven and Hartford Railway and President
Arthur Twining Iadley OF Yale University. MI r.
RAY HILL B. ingalls,. ~ Boston. PLAZA
Dr. J. s. Warner. Of Bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

The best clothing news to print
just now is about Spring over
coats.
The season is tipped towards
Spring, and a medium weight
overcoat will get worn oftener
than a heavy one.
600 overcoats of this sort go to
the SI2 table to-day-last season S
left-overs of higher quality, few
of kind.
ROGERS, PEET G COMPANY.
2Ss Broadway. cor Warren.
and and Warren 81
$40 Broadway. Prince. We NIL order -
le60 Broasway cor S2a bv mail.
and - West SD -.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The Will Of Mrs Elizabeth Frost. of PeekskilI
who died las; month. Was admitted To probate
yesterday. The estate Is valued ~ SlS.GA She
leaves s. 90 10 the WestcheSter Preshytery El6
the Board of Foreign Missions. so 10 the Board
Of Home Missions and 500 TO the Westchester
County Bible Society. The residue Of the estate is
10 he equally divided between a number of nephews
a ~
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

was competent as any committee In any club 10
consider amendments 10 election laws, and that
when members OF the club went into conference
with body committed 10 bill, as the City Club
supporting Elsberg bill. IN also became more
or less committed 70 that bill The West Side Re-
publican Club could decide the matter for itself.
March H.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrs~ sunssr 5.f Moon sets m 8 2S Moons ag-
HIGH WATER.
AM-Ssndv Hook SIG Gov AS He'll Gate 10 81
PW-San1y : 80 Gov Island eis Hell Gate ~ OF
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
G. A. R. NAV ASK STATES AID.
r1AN 10 MAKE TIRE DEPARTMENT At ArRANy
A FTRIIC BURDEN.

Albany Feb. IA movement is IN foot among
rrominent members ~ the Grand Army 10 make
the State headquarters a state bureau or depart
r7elt and provide that the State shall make
small appropriation for salaries Of the officers AZ
headquarters and the current expenses.
At present the State headquarters are maintained
f,y per capita tax of six cents on members who
draw pensions. The number OF pensioners, how
ever is growing smaller, and the finances of the
state Department have been growing less. 50 that
many of the leading men believe that the time
has come 10 pat the Department under State SUI
perNlsiou and ask The States assistance
y i~ likely that the appropriation 10 be asked for
will not more than s. 00n OF which the Assistant
Adluranf General. Nathan Munger. VIII probab bly,
receive 81 50n salary. Many leading @ 4. r. men in
Albany are against the proposed measure.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81.
FRIDAY. FFRRI-ARY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To DAY.

TO DAY.
Mails Vessel
Southampton American. $50 A 1000 a m
Majestic. Liverpool White Star.-..--- $40 m 12O0
Yu,atau Havana. y z cuba II 80 800
Ar,hIu-ie Naples. Italian
So-rtlani. Antwerp. Red star 300 m l2"o
C1l~r1g~. FernsmhJe5. Lamp & Holt go m 1870 m
n. Haytt u 3t-l
D. Hestovn N5rf.Ik Oid Dominion. -. 800 m
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81.
T.. Aquitaln- Havrs. French. Too 1000
Qlehe~. T.OO 900 m
Kasiius Juan. = = Transport 1890 a m 1900
Clement. Norrh Brazil Booth ....... I2.oa 200 m
Santiago 20 cuba. Santiago y y & q. i2-0D 800 m
p Mar NeW orear-. Morgan -.-....- 400
SABINE. Galveston Mallory --...--....- 400 p m
Princes Anne Norfolk. Oid pominion 500
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %
Ithaka Tampico. & cuba -.--... 1900 N 500 . N
COLORADO. BrunsviC Mallory ....-.-... 3.lo
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
r. 4 W.

Cireve's Ointment has become the popular cure
Or skin troubles True merit always wins
Parker's Hair Balsam will your hair.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
A Announcement.

Prince Albert No. 2
Full Dress Shirts. r..