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New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
COLOR LINE IN 4 HAVANA CAFE.
AMERICAN PROPRIETOR REFUSES TO
SERVE DRINKS TO THE CUBAN
GENERAL DrCASSE.

Havana Feb 14.-Homan's Washington
cafe. in Central Park, has been ordered closed
by Senor Federico Mora. Civil Governor Of Ha-
vana because of the refusal Of the proprietor 70
serve drinks to mu'atto. the Cuban General
Ducasse Several friends Of Ducasse were seat
ed IN the cafe taking refreshments. when he
happened to be passing, and called him TO JOIN
them. Mr.. Holman. however, refused to serve.
As the existing Spanish laws prohibits race dis
tinctons SenOr Mora. to whom complaint was
made consulted Major-Gencral Ludlow. Military
Governor Of the Department Of Havana, as TO
the action 10 he taken. General Ludlow told
him In enforce the law. and Sehor Mora in
formed Mr.. Holman that unless he wrote a let
Ter Of apology the cafe would be closed. Mr.
Holman declined to write the letter, and Senor
Mora issued the closing order
Mr Holman. who is an American, says he viii
reopen asserting that he is sustained by the
American authorities. 1t is considered that the
controversy viii raise the race question.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
FFLEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Pittsburg Feb N-One man was killed and oi.IiU hUe
etor a. Moss Grove on the Buffalo. Rochester and
Pttsburg Railroad. The victims were members OF
= conefrlctlon gang and were blasting rocks near
Noss Grove n is supposed that a spark from a
nine ,enltcd a keg Of powder. All Will recover eX-
cent one whose injuries are fataI-
San Francisco Feb. 1.-THE missionary steamer
,f ,3%1 Star iS coal.ng for nine months cruise
n the South Seas where she acts as transport
fo- Tho missionaries between the Islands or the
1gIaa-sbe1 caroline and Gilbert groups. and as a
trading ship the interests Of the
natsengers including Miss Wilson. who VIII resume
charge of the girls' school at Kusale
Lamont. Iowa. Feb H.-At conference OF the
Decatur district Of the reorganzed Churcn l IL Ua
9donted urging the House Of REPRESENTATIVES 10
prevent the seating OF Congressman-elect hoo-
~ TFfah.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
CONSTRUCTION Engine WRECKED.
TWO KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED BY SPREAD
ING OF RAILS.

TWO KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED BY SPREAD
ING OF RAILS
Charleston. s. G.. Feb. IA construction engine
was wrecked by the spreading Of the tracks on
the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad. eleven
miles outside of this city az 3 p m to-day and
two men killed and eight were more or Jess
seriously injured The engine had come OF
this city with a OF five men. and carried
five others VINO IN the employ OF the Long
Distance Bell Telephone Company. construct
ing lines between here and Augusta. The engine
was running a straight track at speed Of
about fifteen miles hour when the track spread
and the engine was thrown into ditch. With one
exception the men who had been on Il were caught
The dead are:
FORBES Frederick B.. of Ypsilanu Mitch. telephone
enpioye lie leaves widow.
JACKSON. II. D.. Of Atlanta, telephone employc.
The injured
CLARK. J. F.. fireman. wounds on head and legs
COUGHILN EdWard conductor. Of this city, fractured
collar rome
DOYLE. john brakeman legs mashed.
ETHERIDGE. W r.. of Macon. Ca. internally injured.
and may c.c.
MARI.EE Daniel brakeman. bruised about the body.
NORMAN. " d. engineer disocatvd shoulder and frao-
tlTei colar-bone
Mr11IGAN r. Of Augusta, Ga. cut and bruised about
body and face
WELLS. W. T.. Of Atlanta. bruised about the body.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest in Adams poisoning case.
Annual meeting of Paper and Pulp Manufacture
ers Waldorf-Astoria
Fasg horse sale Madison Square Garden,
?.
Auction sale OF Clarke collection. Chickering
Han. 2.
Medico-Legal Society. Waldorf-Astoria, p. m.
Annual meeting Of Larchmont Yacht Club. Del
mOricO's. D. m.
Entertainment AT Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
p. m.
Amateur championship Billiard match Knicker-
booker Athletic Club. y.
School BOARD meeting. D. m.
Meeting Of Universal Brotherhood. No. 5S Hud-
SOn-Sf. evening
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
EXAMINING ARMY RATlONS
LESS THAN PER CENT OF BAD BEEF
r,,r->-r, II, TILL, S,rORES At HANANA.

LESS THAN PER CENT OF BAD BEEF
FOUND IN THE STORES AT HAVANA
Havana. Feb 14-Brigadier-General George
r Ernst Of Major-General Brookes stan mas
oonnleted the examination Of between eoo'"Vo
and 900 900 rations of beef in Army storenouses'
He found less than per cent OF bad peel' "hich
was received in the same shipment as the beer
condemned last week. one box in every ten was
opeued and examined. and also every box that
WAS smelling bad The beef was from the Ar
roours and was in TWO and four pound cans
and twelve and twenty-four cans were In each
box Eight ounces Of beef constitute one ration
The fact has come to the notice Of General
Rrookes headquarters that negro servants ana
other employees in Havana were declining TO
work any longer affirming that it was unneces-
sarv. because the United States would supply
them with all the food they want.
George Drexel and the members or his fafhny
arrived here last night overland from Clenfue-
COS al which port they left their yacht
General Maxine Gomez has left Sagua and
proceeded to Santa Clara Demonsua'iohs ''
his honor continue with undated enthusiasm
Monsignor santander Bishop Of Havana has
declined TO allow Father Thomas sherman WHO
recently arrived here from Porto Rico 70 hoiu
prayer at the cemetery tomorrow WINE '"e
women Of this city decorate the graves OF those
who lost their lives on the battle-ship Maine
The CITY Council has decided to be represented
at the ceremonies by three Of its members
Private Mcdonald OF Company b. loth Ch'eu
States Infantry, was stabbed in the back laS'
night while he was walking with Spahlsl
woman Mcdonald died. and his body was
buried this morning. =. 49,,
During severe wndstorm last night three
hundred tents in the camp Of Ma1or-GeneraI
Ftzhugh Lee were blown down, among theHl theH
being that Of Lieutenant Colonel Maus' Chlei
surgeon OF the Seventh Army Corps. Ine con-
sequence was that 500 soldiers were tempo
rarily deprived Of shelter Lieutenants AlseIhon
Sartoris and Fitzhugh Lee. jr., and TWO OF S%lree %
otber voung officers clung TO the ropes OF the
tent in which Major General Lee was sleeping
through the fercest of the storm, and kept II
from being blown down.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
KATONAH.

Work will be begun on the new church buhnings
to be erected here by the Presbyterian and Metho-
DIST Episcopal congregations. The sites plans ana
preliminary details have been attended to by ooth
congregations and bids have been called for me
mans f0r the PRESBYTERIAN Church call for an old
English stone building. to cost 5000 Native stone
light wood In addition 10 the construction,
il viii cost about $500 to complete SnGIs, cbr1nS anb
viii he at Fdgemont-st. and the Bedford Road IL
viii be OF stone with modern appointments me Inc
cost has not yet been decided upon Aller ny
church is built a parsonage Will be constructed
near by Of the same material ,,.s .Ao
Mr. and Mrs Clairville +. Bencdlct ceeDraleu II'p @
tenth anniversary Of their marriage last evening
at their home. the Upands.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
NEM-ROCHELLE.

An organ recital will be given in St. Johns Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening al
O'Clock by Professor Charles Andre Filler assisted
by Miss Annette Flanagan, soprano ana Mis'
Clara j. Beach vioinlst.
The Mems club of the Presbyterian Church VIII
hold IFS postponed entertainment tomorrow even
Ing In the church parors. The programme WIZ De
musical and literary. introducing both volunteer
and professional artists The entertainment VIII Dc
complimentary TO the women OF the compensation;
The funeral OF Frank j. Cleveing. who died IN
the New Rochelle Hospital on Sunday from INJURIES
received by falling under train: will be heli al ms
home IN Residence Park this afternoon. The Rev
4 H. GoodenoIgh, OF 81. Johns Methodist Episco-
pal Church and the Rev. W. B. Waller or me
PRESBYTERIAN church. will oficiate Burial will be IN
WoOdaWn
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
TOWN ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
MANY OF THE RETURNS INCOMPLETE
OWING TO THE STORM.


OWING TO THE STORM.
Delhi " Y Feb. 14-In Delaware County the
severe storm kept many voters away from the
polls and one town IS yet TO be heard from Inc
probable result as TO supervisors IL inquired OH OH
ibls. Republicans -; DEMOCRATS. o. ms w" WIN
shov, q Repubcan loss Of 3. Walton Is holdlhs i'S
election over until tomorrow
Cooperstown " Y. Feb. 1.-THE big storm mace
n light vote in many of the town elections III "
5000 County to-day 1t is Impossible to hear IRON
o3oa towns tonight roads being impassaole anu
,rrls down From returns received the IuiV "a y
are that the Board OF Supervisors VIII s'""u 10 "
publcans 10 II Democrats
Rlnrbamton. y Y. Feb. f.-Out OF sixteen to"is
IN Broome County voting to-day returns are III
from, twelve The Republican, get nine Supel+
Iisors out of this number This Is the same d. ''s
vear The Republican majority III the b0e'u "a
S,nervis0rs Will not be less than seven
Norwich. " Y. Feb. 14.-Chenango County elects
two Republican Supervisors and six Democrats
With five towns to hear from. Two OF these are
nrohahIv Democratic The Democrats gam oio
Horkirner. \. Y. Feb. 14.-The whole Repuohcah
ticket was elected in the town Of Herkimer 'ouaS
b, q large majority. Max Miller. son OF e&-Seha'oi
Warner Miller was reelected supervisor.
Late returns Indicate Democratic Board OF ou-
Dervisors FOR this county.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK TUESDAY. FEB. H. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY FEB "a. 1893.
ARRIVED
Steamer Etr7lria (3r Ferguson, Liverpool February
and Queenstown & with nise IA cabin and 90 steerag
passengers to Vernon II Brown CO. 1870 ~ "''
steamer Paris. Watkins southampton February "r.n
mdse. l72 cabin and io3 steerase Passsnses % Par al
ternatonel Navigation Company Arrived a. TIE H"i "
steamer Anchora CB0, Wilson Glasgow January =
sengers Henderson Bros Arrived at the bar a' ''
steamer Bo grons Glasgow EssS,e DecS%6fT Trad /:
Ing Arrived the Bar at 10 m i2th ana anc"ore
account Of the blizzard .s.r January. os
in ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived At the Bar at m.
steamer La Bretagne Fr Rupe. Hayre FEBRUARY !
TH 9i ai Ansh9Ted outside the Bar 7io
Sr,barena '' Febraary i 6ireyto~n port Lon end
Kingston O. with mdse and Il cSoin PaFs,n.s2o 20 m ~
steamer Macedonia GER Kufah rusPsn Janya1y g5y =
and Tampico February 2 with mase ,d,b 20 James
steamer beverly G3r Israel Port Antonio February .
Kns91 X and r@ P9 G @o'an Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Tier No> Kars Samana- to the Sainana nA'
5S Steamer Baffe@ t, ohs RIO Jsnsr2 January 20. 20
mde and y passengers Busk Jey.n: A5ryea .. Of
the Bar at M I'm ana was aTven S February g.
with mdss T Van sickle Ill. ,,.,-...-,, -,
Charleston 10. with mdse and passengers to william Z
steamer Maverick Fosse., Halifax s February IL
in ballast Philip Ruprech Arrived at The Bar al 00O
Steamer Ohio before reported. returned to Quarantine
at s:l5 p m and anchored. - - s..
SANDY Hook Feb II. $50 p m-Wnd west moderate
breeze. clear
SAILED.
Steamers Europa OBJ for London Guyandotte Nortox
and Newport News: Panama Nr Bordeaux CITY OF
philadelphia Baltimore: Venus tBr). Boston; Fnrst BIS
rnarck Ger, Naples ETC. Schleswig Ger, Carhagehd
ohio (3r) Hull. Salamanca O}r Curacao. etc hanoeI
(pr, f<ndon. New-Orleans New-Orleans: Leona, Key
West and Galveston. Nacoochee. Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb l4-salsd. steamer Cuhc (BO. Ian
F;rlsol Feb ii-Arrived steamer Wells City T1 Saw
age New-York .,
Isle u Wight Feb 14-Passed steamer Phoencia tGer).
TAltrauser. Hamburg FOR New-York.
Pravle Point Feb 14-Passed. steamers Cluden (br),
Trattles New York for Amsterdam; statendam Dutch)'
ronfar Rotterdam for New-York
sciliy Feb i4-Passed. Manitou (Br. CannonS
Gibraltar Feo i4-Passed steamers Myrtedene CBr.
Yule valencia etc. FOR New-York Sempione diaD from
Marsellles Feb l1-saned, steamer Remus CGe0'
Trieste Feb lo-saled. Birdoswald cBr. Pearn,
Napies Feb lo-sailed steamer Karamania CB0. John
Prrno Feb l4-Passed steamer CBr). Kennedy.
Calcutta etc for New-York.
Algoa Rav Feb 0-Arrived steamer Westburn tBD'
Klerfer New-York via 81 Vincent. V.
s. Vincent V Feb 3--Saied steamer Borderer (br)'
Hav from New York;. Algoa Bay. etc.
81 Michaels. Feb 14-Arrved. steamer Alsatia BO,
Wards Naples etc for New York N1r cOan.
RIO Janero. Eel 11-Arrtved. steamers Roman Prince
(Br Curtis NewYork via Pernambuco; 7th Capri (Ger)
Rambusch New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Diys.on-suprene Court-,Refore Van Brqnt
2 co III Ps.F1an Pssg. % H' nj Io o.Toa" ga H. 1'a s. Ns' q a
supreme court-Speciai Ierm-fart I-i'efore B~e<-
supreme c5ar,-s special erH~par I-Befare Glider
se IGe1 oss al iS9 a. an Hpa[ IT1 r4a5
divorces. Nos 2G92 27e, 2725 297. $50 2'O0 2aCt
2ois 2is 2g2o 292i 2,22 2s28. S,3i .s25 1925 2o2i
20, 2,os 2o 2ssi 2i- ,5 2 e, G.eaT Rotor. po,
siayer Law anf fse, Nos .e7 lti7 l2'4. 2"a' 1928
supreme Court-speclal Term-Part v-Before stoyer.
suP,eme court-sgecsl TeTnP3rt yl.Rsfore Keoss
5aaea to be sen" fro" Part " Tor trial cases ''
supreme coure-speciai Term-Part VII Before Beach
'J.-Elevated railroad cases clear.
suprea G'ar'rai rer1 Par u l.tore MeAG1n An
s235 500 s37e s;s3 s48G 4qi6 1919 soii 400 7aa6
S25i. SO. s2d1 81 gsi 80. s3ss sac $3.50 go
s4l7. snS $50. 7stN. 7472 Clear.
oo5M, JNos g., ;'54 , 2aa2 ISL 257i 49, 22 3,i$
25 imS 277 sG,s M 7d3 @ s2s 2777 as6 30 2sss s 55 t5
supreme Coirt-7riai Tern-Par rv-AaIourned until
supIome Court-Trial Toru-Tart V-Befo-e Ie,entr.tt
Jtanses . be sent from Part III for trial case
man. caee. 20 le sent from part ~ ''r 'rIaI clear
J&o. 7e7i sssi @,sa 2i'7 a5ao s.e7 25ai 2iia
$.3. 42s, 39ol. goi 2l7o 1919 asGi no l77l i772
supreme Colr-Trial Term-Ptrt vIII-Reforc smyth
Jcagses to be cent from Part VII for trial Case un-
supreme court-Tria Term-Part TX Before Lawrence.
Jcals's t. Doe sent from Part VII tor trial Case un-
sup.eme Court Trial Tcim-Psr, x-Rerore Durro.
J-Caus's 10 De sent from Part VII FOR trial Case uu-
supreme coqr-T,al TsrmPert u before Aiaer>an.
snofome coar~Tria TeiH1Far x XII Rosore Chase
Causes 70 be sent from preferred calendar trial
Clear
sumosae's ceurt-cl amber Before Fitzgerald s.
No 14oS. Will ~ Ann " Winters. al ~ a. wills
probate: Emily Matthews. ~ 10 H. John Tletion.
Phillip Herdt Mauree 0'Connor cathar:ne u. Hunter
George Iiunzins'r. Charles = Robinson. JACOB Nauan
James McGay Ar 1880 a. ~. Thomas Nafron James
a. Ross, al II a. rn.t Jarvis slade. Adolph Menger.
Bridget Corwn. .
sIrrogate's Court-Tria Term-Before --. s.-No day
cTty Couit-special Term-Ber'ro conan. I-court
opens AZ 10 a. ~. Motions ~ 1890 m
city court Trial Terr-Bef Mccarthy. J-Nos 7i4
2c~n Goo. 20fH. 2Gsl. a7s7. 2G} G,2 1902 lsp5
2..i. 22i3. Yti 2iGi. 2l01 Coos 263 2t.,s 2Cl3
COOS 362" 22il o5sG 2Goa. 22i2 GioD 2Go2 26n3 2sl7
Clear
city cou.-trral Term Part T.efore Hascal j.
~ 227s 557.- l5s2 l7ss 2to@ 2'58 2555 2a7a 2'o2
221 25-o 25si. 1891 1883 2o25 = lf72 2025 23I 2lo3
c. J-Nos 2'3s 2isG. 240 1913 1919 2G70. 2n2 Case
unfinished.
Cty Court-Thal Term-Par Before schucbn,sn.
J-SiDrt causes: Nc 676s 1850 GGs, G72O G7li s,7o
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
Carey Moore-Dayld Thomson
Ty GNdersleeye.
American Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
sgt. Omstsat -T'rah W Tompkins
Montanus aEt Montanus-Wnhur IArremorc
By Beekman o,
Emigrani Industrial Savings Bank lgt oHaTa-Gros-
s Hubbard.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
NO CIT IN CUBAN SALARIES.

Santiago De Cuba Feb. 1f.-NIajor General Leon
ard Wood. Military Governor Of Santiago, has
received dispatch from Havana countermanding
the order recently issued by General Brooke, the
Military Governor General Of Cuba. reducing Off
cial salaries in this province ~ per cent. Cubans
here regard the resembling Of this order as a sim
pie act of justice. asserting that salaries in Ha-
Vana are more than ~ per cent higher than those
paid here
Unusually heavy rain here indicates the early ar
rival OF the rainy season
Major-General Wood has recommended the ap-
pointment Of DemetriO Castillo COR the position Of
Acting Civil Governor Of Santiago believing that
Castillo represents tho highest type Of tho Cuban
peOple
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
RRATT1EBORO SIDES WITH KIPLTNG

A PUBLIC LETTER DRAWN FORTH BY HIS
TROUBLE WITH HIS BRoTHERIN-LAW'
Brattloboro. VI, Feb. 14-Nearly all Of the Lead
ing professional and business men OF this ciy
have Joined in a letter to Rudyard klplnE' eN-
pressing qualification at his return to thls country
and the hope tnat he will make bratteooto nIo
tor,e az heretofore. In conclusion the slgners
state their desire to tender reception and dinner
to Mr.. kipling. , ~. 49,. s,,,,,era
was called out by the statements whlch hdEs aP-
neared regarding the relations between MT NlpI,s I'm,
and his hTot her-lr-law. Beatty Balestler. Ne5TFy
every one in BrattleborO sympathlzes with MI
X inling in the controversy
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
MANAGEMENT ENTIRELY CHANGED.
NEW OFFICERS FOR THE MANHATTAN FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.

NEW OFFICERS FOR THE MANHATTAN FIRE IN
sURANcE COMPANY.
The management Of the Manhattan Fire Insur-
ance Company Of this city was entirely changed
yesterday afternoon. President p. B. Armstrong
and his associates retiring from office. and the
directors elecung In their places the following Of
hcers who members Of Cleveland (Ohio)
syndicate. which within the last two three
weeks has purchased - per cent of the capital
stock OF the company. President Daniel Myers.
vice-president and treasurer, NJ f. Powers
general manager. Charles b. squire a mem
Der Of the syndicate said yesterday that the
company would be managed on conservative prn-
clpIes and that il WAS hoped soon 10 have II on a
paving basis The company has signed the agree
mont 20 adhere 20 the plan set iorth ~ the recent
rauOrf OF the underwriters committee OF tit-
terr recommending the Organization Of the New
cessor 90 the ola Tariff Association
The annual statement % the Manhattan FIRE In
surauce Company recently Forwarded 10 the Su-
pcrinteudcnt OF Insurance az Albany. showed an
inpalrm Of about $49Go in the sA0r" capital
STOCK Of the company. Since tren, II is SAID, me
concern has been doing little business
The company was formerly the Mutual flre IN
suraucc Company. Mr. Armstrong was elected lts
president I'm 1859 after Il had been reorganized. ana
1881 the company was changed in'o stock corpora
uon under the name Of the Manhattan Flre IN
surance Company. MI ATmstronF was elected pres
ldent on January T. 1888. bat resigned his place on
April 22 He was reelected 10 the presidency on
May 49, 1875, the interests opposed 10 him having
been bought out and has directed the affairs OF the
corporation from that time until the present
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-W B. Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany.
BUCKINGHANI-Ex- Congressman Ben l.. Fair
child. of Pelham. y. 7. EMPIRE-W Z. DAN
forth of Buffalo: w. b. Atwood. Of Boston and
O r Wish. OF Portland. Me. HOFFMAN-Samuel
A Beardsley, Of Utica. HOLLAND-De Courcey
May, Of Scranton. MURRAY HlLL1-Professor I'd
win A. Grosvenor, Of Amherst College WINDSOR
Thomas Burgess, Of London.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
DOBBS FERRY.

The announcement Is made OF the coming mar
rage Of Miss Emily Le Grand Morton and Will
lam Nelson McCamp. which will take place at the
Dobbs Ferry Presbyterian Church on Tuesday az
ternoon. February e.
At'the annual meeting Of the Hastings Protective
Association, held on Monday evening these ohirers
were reelected. Charles II. Bevers foreman; Frank
i Curry. assistant foreman. Louis LimekIer ana
treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
MOUNT KISCO.

The new parish house Of St Marks Episcopal
Church Is practically completed. and the first ser
vice will be held in It on next sunday.
Mev lie Fuller has stocked the ponds and streams
Of this neighborhOOd with thousand trout an
SIX inches long which he received from the state
Fisheries and Game Commission.
Owing 10 tho cold weather the LIncOlns Birthday
exercises at - public school have been postponed
until next F1iay
ton of a new church building IN 81. Johns parish.
At Lewishoro.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
THE WEEK N PETROLEUM.

The market for refined petroleum was inactive
last week Prices on the whole remain uh-
changed except at London where decline Of "-lod'
nor ir,nerlal aon is noted. Work I'm the fields has
been greatly restricted by the severe cold weather
but nevertheless some new wells OF importance are
reported. Interest stil centres In the Scio held
where f0rty-eieht wells working, with total
uroduction Of 2lSQ barrels q day. There are also
a number of new wells being developed that assure
an Increase IN the production as soon as they are
nit 10 pumping. The biggest deal in the history
OF the Marietta Ohio) fields has Just been com
rlafed whereby 1fG-acre tract at Hebron, with
even producing wells. pass under the control OF
A Ncw-York company for 10000 Another deal
~ ironortance Is that Of T. y. Barnsdall and Long
fellow Bros Of their Jackson Ridge holdings 10
Eastern capitalists. The price of these holdings
l. not now known. and other details are incom-
pletc -.- ,, r,h,,,o,. , -
lcharfnrs 10 Tho 9Th inclusvel are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
LIErrEyAyrcoIoyEL RAMSAY DEAD.

DEATH or JAMBS BAIsLEY. OF THE FORTY sEv-
ENTH NEW-YORK. ALSO REPORTED 10 THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington Feb. 1.-THE War Department TO-
day was advised Of the death Of Leutenant-colonel
James Gales Ramsay. 7th Artillery az Augusta. Ga.
Yesterday and or the death Of James Baisey. Com
many NJ 18th New-York Volunteers. IN Porto Rico
yesterday. Baisey died from enteritis. following
fVuhOid
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
TARRYTOWN.

Hone Hose Company will hold an entertainment
on Washington's Birthday.
The first in series OF six lectures given
last evening at the Glenvilie Methodist Episcopal
Church by Angelic Strander The subject was
Luck and Pluck.
concert in ad Of the Church Of the Magdalen
was given in Library Hall. Pocantco Hills. last
evening.
The twenty-third annual reception Of the North
Tarrytown Fire Department was held last even
ing.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
SUSPENDED FROu TIE EKCHANGE.

The suspension OF Ernest Dchman, member
of the stock Exchange since May & 1895 WAS an
nounced yesterday from the rostrum Of the Ex-
change. Mr. Dichman had no outstanding contracts
on the Stock Exchange, and had not be9a active
there for several years. lie has OiIcs with the
Mercantile Adjustment Company, No 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
MOUNT VERNON.

Edward Pittinger seventy-elght years old. died nj
the home OF his daughter Mrs william 3. Brad
bury No Clermont Place. Mr.. Pittinger was
formerly resident of Springfield. Mass, ana or
San Francisco The funeral was held az the nome
Of his daughter , =,
The funeral of Mrs Margaret VI. Lyon. widow Of
John T.von. was held Yesterday at the home Of her
niece Mrs Joseph Krewof No. lO7 Union-ave She
was eighty-six years old.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
REsToRs1EL SUIT SETTLED OUT oF COURT,

London Feb. 1.-THE suit brought by the owners
Of tho British steamer Restormd 10 recover 1900
OF ocean marine insurance carried by the steamer
st the time she was captured by the United States
auxiliary cruiser -. Paul. as she trying TO
enter the harbor Of Santiago DO cuba with coal for
the feet OF Admiral CerTera. which ~ the time was
bottled" IN that harb0f by Rear-Admiral Samp-
son has been settled out of court. The terms Of
the settlement have not been diyulged.