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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
SHIPPED A JERSEY.
Col Young Liked the Kind Which Is
Raised Here.

When Col. Ed G. Young, of Chicago
was here recently, he took look over
the Belding Bros. Jersey farm and
was surprised to learn that the finest
breed of that kind of cows we're grown
here. He had looked all over the
United States for heifer of the
Jersey variety that would suit him,
but couldn't find one anywhere until
this particular one came under his
eye. II was beauty in every point
and Mr. Young bought her. w. Z.
Hetherington shipped her to Chicago
Monday and in the car also sent fine
lot of apples and potatoes, which
were grown on the farm. Claude
Piefer went along TO look after the
carload of stuff.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13

Mr.. G. Haney Of Geneva, Ohio had
the piles for forty years. Doctors and
dollars could do him no lasting good
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
him permanently. Invaluable for cuts
burns, bruises, sprains, decorations,
eczema, letter salt rheum and all other
skin diseases. Look for the name De-
Witt on all the packages-all others
are cheap, worthless counterfeits. w.
|. Benedict
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
Foot Ball.

a line up of the Lowell and Belding
High school foot ball teams will occur
at Ellis park Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 18th, at 3 o'clock p. m. 1t will
be a warm contest as Lowell has new
er been beaten. Admission, gents p
ladies Is. children l0cts.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13

The Red Trading Stamp has Great
ed the most havoc in the trade OF
those merchants who haven't them of
anything that eyer happened. The
idea completely side tracks all such
individual schemes as "enlarged pic
lures" and giving away cheap silver
ware or a pair Of scales etc. Such a
large number of merchants give Red
Stamps, one soon acquires enough 60
get a very desirable premium. Ask
for them i'm lOnia.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
QUARTERLY MEETING.
The Free Methodists VIII hold theirs
I'm This City.

I'm This City.
The Free Methodists will hold quar-
terly meeting services at their place
of worship on Main street in Belding,
commencing Friday evening, Nov.
l4th and continuing over Sunday.
Rey. B. Winget Missionary Secretary
and Rev. w. Matthewson, Missionary
to Japan, will be present and conduct
the services. On Friday evening Rev.
j. A. Watson district Elder will
have charge of the meeting. Rev.
Nj DaFoe is the pastor on this charge,
which comprises Belding and Orleans.
The church is in a more hourishing
condition here than ii has ever been
before. Elder DaFoe breaches here
every Sunday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR HERE
Visited w II. 4. Last Week.-Mrs.
Kate Redner Gave Instruction.

Visited w II. &. Last Week.-Mrs..
Kate Redner Gave Instruction
The Womans Relief Corps held a
special meeting in the G. A. X. hall
last week Thursday, the occasion be-
ing a visit of the Department lnspec-
tor, Mrs. Kate Redner TO investigate
the work and business of the local
organization in this city. The Beld-
ing Corps has membership of43 at the
present time and its elective officers
are Mrs. E. r. Berry, president; Mrs.
Melissa Hull, senior vice president;
Mrs. Harriet Locke, junior vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Sarah Luce treasurer and
Mrs. Zada Case, Secretary. Mrs.
Redner inspected the work very
thoroughly and was much pleased
with its exemplifcation by the mem
bers of the Corps
She gave them many kind words OF
cheer and encouragement and in
structed them very carefully in their
duties. Mrs. Redner was entertained
while here by Mrs. L. II. Berry.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
physiclnns presorihe IL

Many broad minded physicians pre-
scribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they
have never found so safe and reliable a
remedy for throat and lung troubles as
this great remedy.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
WILL PLAT AN ADDITION.
+. a. Palmer Will survey property IN
Lake Odessa for that Purpose.

Lake Ouessa Tor that iurPosc'
+. A. Palmer has been engaged by
the village of Portland TO superintend
the putting in Of a sewer system
which the village council have order
ed TO be constructed. He has also
been engaged to make a plat of sew
eral acres of land as an addition to
the village of Lake Odessa.
He left this week with his survey
ing outfit and will push the work along
as speedily as possible.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13
McBRIDES HAD A FIRE.
several stores Burned-Loss Estimat-
ed at $4,000.

ed Mt So 900.
A fire which started at o'clock
Monday evening in McBrides, destroy
senator G. II. LaFlamboy's general
store, McCray's drug store, a meat
market, and several othher business
places. 1T is hard blow to the town
as oyer S25, 900 worth of property went
up in smoke, with only about $4,000
insurance. One whole side of the
business street was wiped out.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13

Little Colds'-thousand OF lives
sacrificed every year. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
big colds too, down to the very verge
of consumption
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-13

The LaFrance shoe is the most
slightly and stylish shoe for woman
that was ever shown in this city S3 a
pair at II. r. Edwards.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
RAIDS IN The TENDERLOLN.
CAPTAIN SHEEHAN'S FOUR SQUADS
SWOOP DOWN SIMULTANEOUSLY
on AS MANY RESORTS.

Captain Sheehan, of the West Thirtieth-st.
station, with forty policemen in plain clothes
swooped down four well known resorts in the
Tenderloin" just before midnight last night,
arrested the alleged proprietors and took in all
about sixty prisoners. All the arrests were
made on warrants issued by Magistrate Hogan,
in Jefferson Market Court, yesterday charging
the proprietors with keeping and maintaining
dsorderly houses and the inmates with being
disorderly persons.
The places visited were the Heart Of Mary
land. at No. - West Twenty-ninth-st.; the
Alhambra, at No 81 West Twenty -eghth-st;
the Bohemia, at No. 43 West Twenty -ninth-st.,
and the Empire. at No. IS West Twenty-ninth-
St The four raids made almost simulta-
neously by four squads of men in plain clothes
who gained entrance without exciting suspicion
A large number of men We're in the places
drinking with women, but they were later al
lowed to go. The mana gers and walters were
arrested with the
Two young women among the prisoners ap-
peared as if they were only on a sight seeing
tour and were not women Of the Tenderloin.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
CUBA'S FOES DEFEATED.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEMBERS TRY TO
PASS ANTI RECIPROCITY RESOLU-
TION. But 1T Is TABLED.

At meeting Of the Republican Club last
evening the routine business interrupted by
the Introduction OF a resolution concerning the
tariff situation in Cuba which caused lively
discussion and almost a disagreement among
the thirty-hve members present The sup
porters Of the resolution consented to laying II
on the table until next Monday evening. when
a special meeting Will be held for the purpose
of disposing OF il.
Andrew B. Humphrey offered the resolution.
which urged that If Congress should decide TO
aid Cuba bounty or gratuity should he paid
in ca sh out Of the surplus funds Of the Treasury
Colonel Charles H. Denison. chairman OF the
club committee on national affairs. in seconding
the motion 10 pass the resolution. said he could
not understand the willingness of Messrs. Bliss
and Griggs and some Of our friends across
the way" 70 break down and risk the protec-
ton OF industries like that Of cane and beet
sugar unless there were interests at stake.
Il would like 10 know if II is a fact that the
Sugar Trust is behind the whole question which
is based upon the exploitation of the extreme de-
gree Of suffering in Cuba" said Mr.. Denison.
Judge Thomas F. Wentworth spoke in opposi-
tion to the resolution. He favored a postpone
ment of the disposition of the resolution. lest
the club take some hasty action, which might
not represent the sense of the entire member
ship. Mr.. Wentworth referred openly the
Union League Cluo,- TO which Colonel DenlSon
had reference when he spoke Of our friends
across the way" He spoke of the resolutions
adopted by that club favorng relief for Cuba
and the action of the Chamber of Commerce
along the same line.
Colonel Den1son in reply said he understood
that a special meeting was to be called by the
Union League Club TO rescind its former resolu-
tion.
Alfred l. NJ. Bullowa advocated fuller at
tendance of members before action taken
such important subject He did not think
il would be we'll if snap judgment were taken
by the club
Several speeches We're made by members.
some in favor of the resolution and others ad-
vising delay.
The efforts OF Mr. Humphrey and Colonel
Denison to carry the resolution failed and af-
ter several motions had been put. one
finally carried which set the subject over for
one week
1t was announced that ex-Judge ". NJ K.
Olcott had been made chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the club
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
SUBWAY RENT TO BE PAID CITY.
FIXED CHARGES WHICH OPERATING COM
PANY WILL HAVE TO PAY WILL
BE Ns425oo A YEAR

The inquiry. What will the city receive as rental
IN the underground road is leased to the COM
pany which formed presumably for the pur-
pose Of running it, has been sent to The Tribune
by Guilian c. Verpanck BY the terms Of the con-
tract under which the rapid transit subway is being
constructed. the company operating IL will have to
pay 10 the city annually for fifty years the interest
On the bonds issued for the construction and per
cent additional TO form sinking fund for the re-
oemption Of the bonds The fixed charges which
the company Will have 10 pay as rental. therefore
will amount 10 AZ per cent SS6500 eO or 800
year. At the end of nifty the city will have
a fund sufficient 10 pay the bonds and will own
Inc ROAD, and the property will have been acquired
ny the city without having spent any money for
Il except 10 lend its credit AT end of the hfty
years, too, the city can let the subway for neU
term TO an operating company and get yearly
rental OF more than 5000 600. which will be a part
Of the city's regular income - - F
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

Congressman n. NJ. Curtis. popularly known
among military "one Of the heroes Of Fort
Fisher" will give a lecture before the comrades
and friends of Alexander Hamilton Post. G. A X
Lexington-ave. and One-hundred-a d-twent ty-ffth-
st. next Thursday evening His subject VIII ne
"reminiscences Of Reconstruction Days at Rch-
mond. Immediately Following Lees Surrender.
The second trial OF the suit brought by Francis
J. Oakes against his wife. Adeline Estelle Sullivan
Oakes for an absolute divorce on the ground OF
alleged misconduct with Mario Del Sol singer.
was begun before Justice Scott and jury in the
Supreme Court yesterday. The first trial resulted
in a disag
The Sons of the Revolution in the State Of New
York will celebrate WashinEtons $ Birthday by a
dinner at Delmonico's next Saturday evening,
Philip Livingston is chairman Of the stewards nav
ing the dinner arrangements in charge.
The annual meeting Of the Legal Aid Society
will be held tomorrow evening in the hall of the
United Charities Building, FoVrth-ave. and Twen-
ty-second-st. Annual reports of the president
treasurer and attorney of the society will be re-
ceived, and new board of directors will be elected.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
HOME NEWS.
WHAT "a so1NG ON TO-DAY.

Convention Christian Temperance Union.
No 1913 East Seventy -second-st, 1890 a.
Monthly conference Charity Organization Society.
United Charities Building II
william Corey memorial meeting. BOYS Club. No ls1
Avenue A. 4 30 ?.
CITY Teachers Association No l66
East Sixteth-st., 2. n.
Professor Richard z. Dodge on Life Conditions a
Desert, with Special Reference the Southwestern
United states American Geographical Society. No.
ll9 West Fortieth-st. $50 p.
Columbia University lecture BY William Hubert Burr On
Water Works for Cities and Towns" Great Hall u
Cooper Union, p n.
Meeting Of ireland Irish National Club
evening
Address by Charles Schferen The Secret Of Sue
cess" Simpson Rows club Vanderbilt and Wtoughby
aves. Brooklyn = m.
Annual ball Of the Stewards Association, Lexington
Opera House, evening
Social Reform Club. No. 12s East Twenty-eishth-st.
m.
Meeting Of the NevYork chronological Society No. 81s
Hudson-st. Hoboken. s p. m.
Peoples lecture z c CThorley on
The Problem Of the Liquor Traffic Cooper Union,
p m
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
FAITH N VACCINATION.
From American Medicine

From American MEDICINE.
A vaccination creed has been widely circulated in
Chicago by the Department Of Health. and il has
been Of the greatest service, DR.. Reynolds says
the public vaccinators in aTousng interest In the
subject of vaccination among classes peculiarly eX-
posed to smallpox. The plan is worthy of imitation.
The creed reads follows.
We, the undermined. hereby publicly profess our
hrm belief-based upon positive knowledge. gained
through years of personal experience and study OF
smallpox and vaccination
"First-That true vaCcination-repeated until II
no longer takes always prevents sma lpox Moth
ing else does.
second nat true vacctna tion-thst is vaccina-
ton properly done clean arm with pure Ivnph
and kept perfectly clean and unbroken afterward
never did and never will make a serious sore
rhird-That such a vaccination leaves a chsrac-
teristic scar, unlike that from any other cause
Whlch is recognizable during life and is the onIv
CONCLUSIVE evidence Of q successful vaccination
fourth-Ihat no untoward results ever follow
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
RE4PING THE REWARD OF FOLLY.
AUTHOR OF AN OFFENSIVE BIOGRAPHY OF
THE CZAR SENT TO SIBERIA.

ST. Petersburg. Jan. 30.--A circular has been sent
10 the Russian press forbdding any mention Of the
fete Of the "Rossiya.' which vas recently sup
pressed No official publication has been made
but II is said that Amhteatrof the author of the
offensive biography Of the Gar and the history Of
the Romanoh family under the transparent disguise
Of 4 noble family named Cinnamon" has been sent
TO Irkutsk In Eastern Siberia. and Sazonof the
editor, to the neghboring provincial city Pskof
Amhteatrof wrote articles in lighter vein under the
pseudonyme OF "Old Gentleman" II is difficult to
comprehend how such soolhardy experiment as
the "Obmanoff'' article attempted. The Car
Nicholas is called "Nikander." the Car Alex
ander IT "Alexei Nikanderovich." the Car Alex
ander III "AleNei Aexei Alexeiovich and the pres
ent Car "Nikander AIeXeiovich.' or "Nika" for
short. The mother of the last named figures as
Marina Filipovna' The article is completely de-
void of wit II handles the "Obmanoffs' in an ex-
ceedingly free manner It's purpose. If IL had any
other than the childish desire t. play pranks he
hind the sChoomaster's back appears to have been
10 explain the Cars character the product OF
heredity environment and education Il is said
for instance, that 'AleXei AleXeiovich Obna orr
very severe. that he never allowed the Young
'Nika' to read any newspaper but the Graf
DAMN " the reactionary paper of Prince Meshcher-
sky. etc Nika.' however. used read the ST
Petersburg ''Nedomosti' in secret, always keeping
copy Of the "GraJdanin' ready TO cover up the
''Vedomosti."
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
SHADE GROWN CONNECTICUT 7oBAcco

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-So success
full last summers experiment in shade grown
tobacco that this year will important additions
the territory covered by the tobacco tents 4
Rockville grower has purchased 125 in Salmon
Brook Valley near Tarifvle, much of which is
cleared tobacco land, and has Joined 1t with the
property of the Connecticut Tobacco Corporation
which occupies $50 acres in the same vicinity OF
The new piece. about ten viii be covered with
tents A place of 100 has just been bought
in the Spoonville district, Tariffville and will
be entirely given over to shade growing expert
ments There will be a total of about l60 acres
used in this method this summer which is fully
four times the acreage covered last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

LiveTpool Feb 17-Arrived. steamer cevic T1 Clarke,
& Feb M II 4 4a d1 @ steamer
kennte, New-Yor5; ieth. Kastalia 6Brj, Webb 81
Lizard. Feb ie-Passoa. steamers August Korn Ger,
iansrsatter Bremen for Ns~-York Baltimore and
s 6cs T1 sr zs steamer 92Ro' @ 9soaiR
Bristol Feb I6-Arrived steamer Bristol City CBr).
IIul Feb i5-Arrlvcd steamer Genesee CBr Scott New
Hull Feb 15-ssiled. steamer Colorado CRr>. Cox New
Isl" q Wight @ Feb Es d, RTan5 Rd Gen
York for Rotterdam nth. British Queen CBr'
Dundee Feb 6-sailed Manhanset CRr,. Evans
Hamburg Fe5 l5ATrlysd steamer Hanover ,Br Phssn
pe8i @ va York va Bo9os1. srg FTTb 'e7'
Bremen. Feb I7-Arryed, steamer Elise Marie Ger
PraHle Point Feb lePsssed. steamer Pisa Ger, Fendt
HavTs Feb ie-Arrvea. steamer Bordeaux Gr,. Cazats
Paulac Feb is-Arriycd steamer Panama ,Fr'. Gouray
wlIhelmi. New-York Napls. Genoa Jand pro,
Seededl Passed steamer Caabrts CRr', Bridges. New
Marsetlles Feb I7--Arriyed. steamer Georgia Ger
Palermo Feb sailed. steamer prince CFr). Nc
Tarils Fso le-ra,sst steamer Msssnia Fr. Joubert
.,2.- Gs9oe and SoPIss - i'm gs'ssd
Fnl5aa' a'a s nfsaaa i9r NaPles Genoa sn4 Leshor1
New-York for Algiers. Alexandra smyrna etc Con
Perrin Feb IL Passed steamer Afr.di ,R0 Goldins
Iokohams HoS7. shanghai and Singapore Tor New
Pare. FEB l4-Arrlyed steamer cearens. ,Br, couch,
Curacao. Feb lF-Arrived steamer Caracas. woodrck.
KlnE.on Jamaica ~ steam yacht PrLn1essin
c oqrI1 oas iiSs ,ss, Ssnermsnn Eom N.9York on
bermuda. Feb 7-ArTivcd steamers Tsoia a. I~ysnTo
steamer Karsrsnia rtr Pssres from naples New,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
HER EXPERIENCE.
From The Cl

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Miss Bluff seems 10 be at the dressrnakAr,s
good deal Of the time"
4 es shes getting ready 10 go to the mothers
congress She reads paper there. you know It's
on The Elevating Influence Of an Infant on Its
Maternal Parent. They say it's just beautiful
SnS put some OF her own poetry in IL. you know
But she isn't 2 mother
No. OF course not. But she was an infant"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these co,
rmns nre recommended to the reader, a.,
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable ana
business can done by mail with the al
vertisers with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
Royal
Baking Powder
Saves Health
and
Saves Money.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.

Trinidad Rarr,uda a m 1000 a m
troari1ge North Brazil Lamp 4 1000 1900
C'olingham Argentina Houston ...... 800 500
Arapahoe Charleston, Clyde 300 p N
Jamestown Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300 2 m
Dominic. Northern Brazil Booth h..--. Ia" m 80?
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
Announcements
Poke effect IN Collars
sEwANEE E & w sTOSsET
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset Moon a m 33S Moons age
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 3:53 Gov Island 4.25 Hell Gate G:1+
P.M.-sandy 4:27 Gov Island +5a Hell Gate 6:4S
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
Amnscmrnfs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GPAND OPERA SEASON 1ttif f0O9

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1902
Under the Direction of MR.. MAURICE GP4
To morrow Evg. a LIE CID Lal.anrs Rrsrsf -.
suzanne Adams. Alvarez Journet Gilbert and 3, =
Thurs Aft, Feb. n at Extra Matjnee-CA RNFN
'alye and Emma Eames SalEnac SCottl Conj1r-
Flon-
Thurs Evg. Feb. 20. at S-Extrs Ntght-Psde-sosL,
opera. MANRC. ser brich Louise Homer Fritzi Sobs~
Won Bandrowski. MUhlmann. Blass and Bispham Co..
dUCtor pamrosCh.
Fri Evg,, Feb 81. at I.45-TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
Ternina and Schumaun- Heink. Van pyCk. Poor
Ed Dc ReSzks Conductor. Damrosch- -
sat Afr, r b. -. at f:45-Doubls Bill Ia FILE
pt REGIMENT CTbe Daughter 0f Pa-f7,s--,'
Semhrich. SsIisnaC. Gilbert. Dufrtche Followed 5
CAVAL.LERIA RTSTICANA. CalVe. Br5avzlI- r.
MaTChi ard Campanari Conductor. Flon
sat. EvE- Fab'v 22d. 8 Popular PriCss-OTFrIO
Emma Homer Alvarez Bars T-r--...
Scott Conductor. Seppilli
sun EvE-. S:30-trand Popular Concert when Verdi
REQj TEM MASS
will be performed SoI1sts- ffat!sLf M
Heink; Saisnac and Ed Do Reszks Entire Ope
Orchestra and Chorus. Darnro=rn
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

such vaccinations on the other hand thousands Of
lives annually sacrlnced through its negleCt-a
neglect begotten Of want Of knowledge
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
If FlNTs FiNEFtRN1ruRE
A CLINT OF GOLD.

The richest pieces our Drawing Room floor
4 re those IN which gold plays a part. Not a
leading part. however. as we never make the
ia tai mistake of using gold too lavishly.
Chairs and sofas of French shapes are COW
cred almost to the edge of the frame with sa tin .
damask, leaving richly covered bits of the gold
10 show like glittering inlays against the silk
ROYAL Wilton Carpetings in our own exclusive
designs and colorings-pinks, blues. rose
greens and yellows-( from dehcate cream
10 a deep gold)-vvilI show the furniture off to
its best advantage.
For dainty and correct furnishings you must
always
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
LENTEN LECTURES

IN = ,B[4FS ttOLOMEWS CHURCH
Madison Avenue & 44rh Street
DIR. RICHARD q. MOILTOV.
Professor of Literature In English In fhs
University of Chicago.
viii deliver series Of lectures Barthol1r4v's
Church "Wednesday THURSDAY afternoons Tan
at +:30 oclocE. on Literary Studies Bible"
THESE LECTURES ARE FREE
Feb'y 13-Masterpieces OF story IN
Feb'v 20-Masterpieces % Orator. reutar-r-n,v
Feb'y 26-Stu1ies in the Book cf Psalms
Feb'y 21-The PiiCrir1 Psalms
March 5-The Book OF JOB: Wis1or n tss Oh rs=-..
March S-St Matthew Wisdom % New Testament
March IL -Ecclssiastes. Life Light Of Us7+L
March l3-The Wisdom Solomon. Life in
Immortality
March 1s-The Meaning History as Dramati-sd IN
Isaiah.
March % Ihe Meaning Of All History as Presented "A
Revelation
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
fBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Malls ,osr Vessel sa
Wilhelm der c., Bremen. y Lloyd a m lo 30 a
ILCurla. Naples italian ,,p
Advance. Colon. Panama @ 30 100 p
Iroquois. Charleston. clyde .,--..--..- 500 o.
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion 300 N
ksnr Prince. Hayti. Prince. 1900 800
ayensdale. Progreso Ward y 90 800
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~
81 Paul Southampton American. 80 1000 m
Germanic. Liverpool. White star. $40 m
Haverfuri. Antwerp. Red star 10 %
Sabine. Galveston Mallory .....-.. 300 n
Guyandotte Norfolk old Dominion p m
Mount Vernon. Indsus Cameron 30 a 1900 m
Pr'ns Maurts. Curacao Dutch w I-..lO 90 m
Cherokee. Domingo. CLYDE. p 20 300
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20
n TouraDe. Havre French T,lo a m a
F1speranza Havana. & cuba .... m u - N,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-SPECIAr
only performance OF
DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN

by Richard Wagner.
Monday Aft. Feb -. 220 precssly-DAS PHFfV
GOLD Mines. Schumann- -Heink. Reuss-Belce. NsriHr
Brdewen and FRITZ sSChef Messrs Van DvcS Dime
Btspham. Muhlmann Blass. Reiss. Dufriche and Van
RoOy.
Thursday Aft Feb 27 At las prscissIv-p7E
WALKURE Mines. Ternina. SChumann- H-ink Io1s-
Homer. Seygard, Marilly. Maurer. BrideReI Bsus--
DyCk. Blass and Va Rooy
Tuesday Aft March 4 AZ ~ prsciselv-SIEGFRTEp
Mines. Ternina, FRITZ SchefT Schura4nn-FFen
Messrs DipPel BspEam, Rsiss. Blass and Van R1oy.
Thursday Aft. March s at 80 precisely-(IOTrER-
DAMMERJNCS. Mines. TsTnina. Rsuss-Ealra T-rr
Schen, Bridewell and Schumsnn- Hetnk. Mess-s Va,
Bandrowski. Muhl-nann and Ed. de Peszke
Conductor -- Nr Da1ros-h
Seats for II the above performance now on sale
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY FEB. IL 1902

FORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. FEB. II, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Olinda Cuban lcensel Hansen Caiharten Feb
ruary / Porto Padre Ciibara RaraCao g. Neuvitas
nd MatenZas mdse and ~ passengers TO w .
Arrived at the Bar 10 m.
steamer Primers Point On Wise. Ietth January u
and February .. with mdse Simpson. Spence
G Young the Bar $40 m. i6th.
Steamer LANDAU tBr Andrews. Bristol January
- and Swansea with Arbel < 90. Arrived
q Bar II m. 10th
SAILED
Steamer Princess for Norfolk Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

LkCTt re RECITALS. DALI'S THE 4TRE
TO-DAY. ). ENTERTAINMENTS Nc with Herr BI7ssl
Friday. ar II A. NJ, MEISTERSINGER with FIRTH
Schen. NINE Homer. Herr Reiss. Herr Nurf-annt