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New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
TO PUT MEN TO WORK.
RESULT OF \ CONFERENCE CALLED BY THE
cHARITY ORGANIZATTON sOCIETY.

RESULT OF CONFERENCE CALLED BY THE
CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.
A conference was held by the Charity Organiza-
ton Society yesterday morning TO consider the best
way 20 administer some ot the funds contributed
foF the relief OF the poor people suffering from the
results os the recent storm.
The meeting was attended by Mrs Charles Rus
BEL Lowell. Edward T. DeylAe. ". Franklin Bush
and Lawrence WELLER. OF the Charity Organization
Society; Frank Tucker end Pierre Jay. Of the As
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition Of the Poor;
Henry Rice president OF the United Hebrew Chari-
ties; Ms. Lucy s Bainbr.dge. Of the Wonan's
Branch o. the New-York City Mission and Tract
Society; James X. Paulding, president Of the Social
Reform Cub: James T. Reynolds. head worker OF
tie University Settlement: Miss Lillian D. Wald. Of
ne Nurses Settlement. Miss Elizabeth Williams
bead worker o. the College Settlement Mss
MarscA o. the Friendly AID House, ana Homer
Fo.kF o. The State Charities Aid Association. il
was decided 20 form q commlttes corposeq o, , ross
persons present 10 constitute Special Kenef WORK
Committee 70 give reIef by giving all able-podled
mel work at cleaning away the snow IN the crowd.
g leIeMelt-hOuse districts. II was the opinion OF
coae a. once the health OF the city would eIeatly
tlrer, as no ashes or garbage have been removed
u tAe East Side for the last three days. IAeIe
was no likelihood that the garbage would De re-
moved fCr several weeks unless the snow could De
pee Up so tat tie carts can have access 10 INC
TIE members OF the Special Relief Work Com
rrI.,ee nope 20 p1t gangs of men az WORK on the
Last Sl4e streets 10y today tomorrow at the
eteAL The plan is 20 pie up the snow IN sucl
harner mat the carts Of the Street Cleaning De
remove me piles % snow at q later cate. when
Mofe carts are available. The men are 10 receive
~ gSy every Gay and are 10 get 81 for eight hours,
y, ~0lk X Tie plan 8 was said. has the full approva!
VI l9iLffis slODer McCaFfner
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Feb lG-The storm. which was central on
wednesday night Middle Guf Coast. moved east
ward 20 South Carolina and thence northward.
with Increased energy 10 Southern NewJersey. where u
central tonight General rains and high winds have
ATTENDED this storm flr Southern New-Eng
land For the second time within few weeks the IN
usual spectacle has been presented in the Middle Atlantic
states q heavy rain with temperatures from 70 de-
erees below the freezing point Outside the territory Gov
e by storm weather has been generally fair only
f.w light and scattered SHOWS having fallen IN the West
the weather plateau region and On the Pachc coast
he weather has been and generally fair except
northern coast, where Il IS raining Inc
ternueratures have considerably the California
Rains Indicated IN New-Engand, clearing IN
f Middle Atlantic fair weather in the South At
antc states and IN the remainder Of the country
orally except the West Gulf States. where the presence
- another area presages rain The temperature conditions
VIII remain practically unchanged Hisn northerly Wlnds
are Indicated NeW-EngaLl. ard diminishing northerly
So Nid1.e Atlantic states. In the south At
lante States brisk westerly winds VIII prevail
Storm signals are displayed the Atlantic Coast from
Delaware Breakwater 10 E>istport and az Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
OYSTERS SHORT. But FISH PLENTY.

TIE c,,,, IS on the ve-ee O. an oyster famine.
which dealers say will be OF at least a months
duration This condition is the result OF the recent
blizzard and Is only beginning TO be felt here al
though the rest OF the country has been without
sheIfsA almost wholly for several days IheFe is
no .hortaee OF fish There has been scarcity 20
q certain extent during the cold weather, and
prices have ruled from Is 10 p per cent higher than
ordinarily, but this has been caused mainly by the
Increased difficulty 81 shipping and handling The
week practically closed yesterday at the --toh
Fish Market. Vet late in TIE afternoon there Were
many tons o. first quality fish s.N on hand Price.
have $50 steadily declined from the advance ~
last week and all the dealers expect 10 see norma
prices and ~ least norma. supply next week.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
GAS CONSUMERS SUFFER.

IN the course OF the present cold weather many
persons have complained bitterly Of the gas supply
In the city. In the hotels apartment-houses, mats
and private houses as well the supply has been
far from satisfactory Not only have frozen pipes
interfered with the free supply OF gas. hut IL Is
also generally believed that the gas companies IN
stress Of weather have reduced the pressure II lS
believed by many that when the cold wave struck
the city the gas companies were caught with snort
supplv Of coal and with the prospect o. the storm
blocking traffic they feared they would he unao-e
TO get any great supply. at least without paying
d substantial Increase in price. with TINS prospect
in view many gas consumers are Icddt 10 81! 10
they reduced the pressure IN orleT 10 tcOiOI4!1e
on coal This IS generally believed. bur even WIN
the short supply. the decreased pressure ana me
unsatisfactory service. the gas consumers heFe lI.
cheering knowledge that their gas Dll49 Nl4 re Jual
tns same for experience has taueht them that 70
matter how they economic on gas or no" .e tne
pressure falls off their gas bills are always Jlsl
about the same. for the gas companies nave aH
engaging way a. interpreting the heuTes on the
face OF a gas meter thar would confouhd me most
eminent professor OF quaternions that ever AVei
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Cumberland. Nd Feb ia heavy snow began
falling here AZ noon to-day. and adv!ces from tho
surrounding towns indicate that 1t IS general in
this part of the State The fall IS as great as ihat
of sunday and Monday. and II Il continues
throughout the night, as Il promises 10 DO, there
are grave fears that the railroads IN thiS nelsh-
borh0od VII again be completely blocked. Great
appreherslon is also felt that food IN me upper
Potomac River VIII occur, because or tho Ice
rnrras md hlEh MAter.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
OBITUARY.
JOHN A. MMURTRIE.

Denver Feb l6-John A. McMurtrie. the wealthy
railroad contractor is dead at his home in this city
ot blood-poisoning. caused by an abscess Mr Nc
Murtrie was born in Mauch Chunk. Penn. In 1912
lie was n civil engineer by profession and came
to Denver in 1S7l. and was connected with the Rio
Grande Railroad until 1856. He devised the plans
and superntended the building o. the Rio Grande
Railroad over Marshall Pass and through the Grand
canyon OF the Arkansas. among the most remark
able ieats OF railroad engineering ever performed.
At the time of his death he was engaged with his
partners IN constructing a coastne for the South
orn Pacific. In California Mr.. McMurtrie was
widower and leaves three children 70 inherit his
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
The Tribune yesterday
MANY FAMILIES RELIEVED.
prpoRr OF COMMISSIONER KELLER TO THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COAL

-
Job1 " Keller. the Commissioner OF Chafiues'
Yesterday reported 10 MAYOR van N!cA '"a. '-e
!.'oa ,,-rent wants of 1905 poor families from
49, sneo,al fund created by the contributions OF
,rannanv Hall. Richard Croker James r. heene'
PRESIDE. Guggenheiner and others. The Com
-.,es,,,.- s.a,ed that he expected 10 relieve the
vants Of TWO thousand more families. Most OF the
rsonev was used IN distributing free coal II was
estimated that FIVE thousand tons OF coAi "0rl-
:. -, - tna r,,9- bv the end of the week The
80 7,os so great about the Office Of the Out
door Poo Department yes'erday nat the a16 |Gmy s9yg
W. W. t--e-4- -r-re The tales of distress were so
Se--oV..ne that money was distributed. some p p
pIcants got s ana others 8 d" eACh Iol lii''i'e
Nnetyaye bodies were 81 ne Morgpe ySessieTdiay
,v-e,rtrr nurial In POt,ers Field Ihe Chdill!es
0et'artrSert r8s been unable 70 get the oOdles up
70 Harris Island ssssf q l ths 6eparte8i SG I5 dannoi Ia
80. 49, Wv through. An effort Will De Hdue
io6ay 10 relieve The Morgue Of some OF the D'4'e9'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
OBITUARY NOTES.

New Orleans. Feb. 1s-Cap,ain J. P!nol.ney Smith,
formerly agent o: the Southern Associated Press in
this city. and one OF the owners OF The Daily
States" died last night OF the grip. contracted in
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis Feb ls-Lucen " Chpley. aged fifty
five FOR years one OF the best-known fnanciers OF
-. Louis IS dead from cancer OF the liver His
Dean recently died OF fever contracted while in
the army at Chickamauca, and this sorrow so
Wcg ghed the fathers mind 70 hasten his own
death. Mr.. Chipley was OF the most potent
factors IN the construction OF the Illinois Central
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
STREETS TURN INTO CANALS.
Continued from First Page.
strike. and said that they had simply been wal

strike and said that they had simply been walt
ing for their money
The strike occurred at the stables Of tho Eish-
tconth district et Seventeenth-st. and Avenue A.
Tho strikers tried in some instances to inumidae
the men still at work. who were chiefly Italians.
When the police found strikers in groups they dis
persed them without any trouble.
Commissioner Mccartney said he had been sur
prsed 10 find In the morning that there was
strike. He declared that many people were IN
clned TO crticise the work Of the Department. but
what could be done II men went out on strikes.
WHY ] worked TIL o'clock this morning with
out any prospect OF being paid for overtime work
he added.
The Commissioner said that not one OF the men
who had struck would ever again be employed by
the Department under him. The cause OF delay IN
payment was that the charter dd not provide for
payment for overtime work.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New-Eagand. rain. brisk 10 high northeast 70
north winds.
For Eastern New-York rain. probably followed by fair
weather; brisk to high northeast to north winds, dmin
ishing.
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. rain, FOL
lowed by fair weather high northeasterly winds bcom
Ing northwesterly and diminishing
the District q Columbia. Delaware and Maryland
clearing the early morning; generally fair Friday;
brisk north 70 winds.
For Western New-York. cloudy; probably rain or snow
in eastern portion. l.eht to fresh. variable winds
For Western Pennsylva and Ohio. generally fair
Ugh. fresh. variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Emil Boas. the American agent of me haihourg-
American Steamship Company, received dlspatch
Yesterday from the Hamburg office in regard 70 tho
disabled steamship Bulgaria which convinced MIN
,,e. tr. vessel would ultimately arrive safely In
some European port. Tho dispatch read as fol-
lows.
II IS evident that the FOR dlspatching boats
from the Bulgaria 20 the Weehawken was not IN
order to abandon the Bulgaria. but 10 insure mo
messengers safety. According TO Boatinan AM
crccn's statement. teiegraphed by the German Com
suI at Pouta Dcgada the Bugarla's engines were
iutact and working when De lett the snip Inc
crew would have returned TO the Bulgaria II mo
Loo,s which transferred the passengers 20 the
WscehavRen had not become worthless through
striking the Wcehawken
Mr. Boas has also received word that the Penn
ey.vania which Will sail from Hamburg on satur-
d,v will stoo al Plymouth 10 take on the pas
scnseTa from the Pretoria The Pretoria ieit hai.'-
bu.s on January %. and on IucsdAy pAt nv
Plymouth badly damaged. She carried -iJ steeISbo
and 30 cabin passengers. Her cargo VIII DC taAeh
or by tho Arkada. which VIII leave Hamburg on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MRS. MARY sEELEY HARKNEss.

Palmyra. y Y. Feb. 1.-THE funeral OF Mrs.
Mary seeley Harkness the wife OF S. E. Harkness.
OF this place. was largely attended this afternoon
at her home. IN Main-st. Mrs. Harkness. who
was prominently known throughout Wayne County,
was a Miss Seeley a daughter OF the late Rev
Monson Seeley. and great-gra n1daughter NJ Lieu
tenant Nathan Seeley OF Revolutionary fame. Of
Fairfield County. Conn. Besides Mrs. Harkness's
husband. son, Clarence VI. Harkness. OF Roches-
fnr hnr
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
RIOS A VICTIM OF PUBLIC CLAMOR

Madrid. Feb. 16.-Sehor Montero Rios who
was president Of the Spanish Feace Commis-
sion has resigned the presidency Of the Senate
owing to the popular outcry against his defence
Of the Commission
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MORE ETIpENCE AGAINsT STEPHENS

Easton. Penn. Feb. 1.-THE session OF the trial
OF Professor Stephens, charged with setting fire
20 Pardee Hall, was taken up to-day with the
testimony OF Professor W B. owen OF Lafayette
College. and E J. Fox a trustee OF the same insti-
tuition. Professor owen testified that Stephens
had told him in June last, when the latter was
brought this place after arrest, that he had set
fire TO Pardee Hall. The defence had claimed that
stephens had made no confession 70 any one eX-
cept Johnson the detective, and that this confess
sion was made under agreement that enlency
was 10 be extended 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
ia SEARCH FOR TIE PATONIA.

81 Johns. y T.. Feb. 1c-It is probable that
sea.ng steamer viii De sent IN search Of the
C1Asra liner Pavonia. the belief prevailing hero
.-1' her machinery has broken down In the ice
somewhere OF the Grand Banks All incoming
vessels report that the whole ocean south OF Cape
- - covered with unusually heavy ice.
tlons are IN progress 20 dispatch a sealing
csolNti 10 the assistance u The Canadian liner
Tss5esla, trozen IN an ice foe in the Gulf OF 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

RAcf,Us-On February 49, 1899, q cerebral apoplexy
sherles Chapman Backus. at almost sS years OF age
psafives and friends invited attend funeral ser
,,ces az his late residence No. $50 West 22i-st on
Friday. February T. al aSO p. m
rP1TTON-On Wednesday February l5 Mary Wilson.
Joseph Brtton In the eoth q her
Funeral services Eugene
ton S24 Cnon-ave., Brooklyn. Friday. the lTth
inst. at 2.
Intsrnent ~ convenience Of the family. 49,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SPANISH CAPTAINS TO BE TRIED.

COURT -MARTIALs FOR ALL WHO SURVIVED THE
DISASTERS OF SANTIAGO AND MANILA.
Madrid, Feb. 16-All the surviving captains
Of Spanish warships destroyed in the naval
battles off Santiago de Cuba and in Manila Bay
by the American fleets will be court -marshalled.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE ADMIRAL DEWEY TO BE FLoATED

Boston. Feb. ia telephone message was re-
Mutual Insurance Company from its agent az
Woods Hole stating that II was expected that the
Admiral Dewey would toe hoated. All OF the steam
er's cargo has been jettsoncd. according 10 the
company agent except 10 VJ punches OF bananas.
il Is believed by the insurance company that the
steamer is not seriously damaged.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Are You an Ale Drinkerf
What 90 yOu Ike best about ENANS'f
MARRIED..

AUCUrNCLOss- s-MOTT-On Tuesday. February IA. 1902
a. the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. New-fork
hy the Joseph r Duryee d. D. Marie Louise
M3tt and Edgar Surfing Auchincloss
BOERUM-KELLEY-O Tuesday. February IA 1899, al
ST. I.lse's Episcopal Church Clinton-ave BROOKLYN,
tv tho Pew Or Henry c. Swenzel. assisted BY the Rev
D- Turner oliver Aimee Ptou Kelley 10 AorAIn
Remsen 14run ot Brooklyn. y. J.
UEAZELrON-HOWE-On Tuesday. February "A az the
house ~ Dr. 81 Joha Roosa. No 20 East 3Oh-st New
York tity. ty Marvin X. Vincent ID. D. Mary
!utternurh Howe. daughter of Mrs Benjamin Butter
worth o George Heaze.ton. az san Francisco. Ca.
PARROWE-STRONG-In Colchester Conn. February
- by rev T.. c. ingalls,. Mr.. Lewis Z. spaTro~e OF
New-York Clty. aud MISS Eeanor NJ strong OF Col
ches.e.
,-..t.o- ,oarrfaoas and Deaths must
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
CouMANDER BOOTH-TCCKER'S CONDITION.

bad attack OF the grip has brought Com
rnander B0oth-Tuc II the Salvation Army 70
very low condition. He has been sick for some
DAYS u quarters IN the rear of the big barracks
building. IN West Fourtecnth-st Or Wcstgate Is
attending him. Mrs. Rooth-Tucker Is in constant
attendance Oh her husband. Dr. Westgate sal1
yesterday that the Commander was doing as well
is could be expected.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

.,- A.
TONIGHT AT = O'CLOCK
AT CHlCKERING HALL.
Concluding Sale of Paintings.
And This friday and Saturday Alter
moons at 800.
AT THE
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
THOMAS b. CLARKE'S
FAMOUS ART COLLECTION.
THOMAS E. KIRBY. Auctioneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS
sEAsr 23D ST. MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH
How 10 Become strong -
puss fssure itching etc. 4 6f-page book free. sOo
ulustraons 100 testimonials. No surgery DR. JaInison.
AZ West 45th-st., -. !. City.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

causing numerous local foods. The storm swept
the northern coast Of the island from Annotto Bay
TO MontegO Bay from Monday TIL yesterday. doing
widespread damage TO shipping, wharves the rail-
roads. cattle. cultivation. etc. No fatalities have
been reported
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Tribune Ofce Feb. Il. e. m-The weather yesterday
was cloudy followed BY rain which began in the middle
= the afternoon and heavy II the evening The tenn
erturs ranged from 35 degrees the average (3 de
crees being % degrees higher than on Wednesday and
A. degrees lower the corresponding day last
The weather to-iay Wiz be rainy Followed PROBABLY by
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE REV. W. c. RICH.

Mlddletown, Conn. Feb 1.-THE Rev. ". c. Rich.
4 retired Methodist Episcopal clergyman, died at
the home OF his daughter. the wife OF President
Raymond OF Wesleyan University. this afternoon.
He was about eighty years old, and formerly lived
IN Wisconsin
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
CAPTAIN A. ". BARTLETT.

Pittsheld. y. H.. Feb. 16-Captain A. ". Bart
lett. who was chief signal officer OF the Army OF
Virginia and later judge-advocate under General
Wstar In the Civil War died tonight al the age
OF sixty years.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MRS EUGENE KELLY SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Mrs Eugene Kelly. widow of Eugene Kelly. tho
well-known banker. Is seriously 81 at her home No.
7cs Flfth-ave. She Is being cared for hy her two
sons Eugene and Thomas Hughes Kelly j. WIS
said at the house last night that nothing serious
was Anticipated. although extreme care Mas neces-
sary Just at present.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

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nr1c4P14s MAcHvERY ~ ORDER.

r,,.a na1rada. Azore Islands. Feb l6-When the
boa. with The rescued passengers OF the missing
Line steamer Bulgaria left
that vessel for the British steamer Meehawkeh
WITCH brought them here. the machinery OF ''e
pnicaria was Intact and IN working order
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
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rRInrNE LocAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera-
ture - recorded 1t Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

(,,c,,,ou Feb 1.-THE OHIO River IS stu falling
,r, ,,d ,vlll probably continue O. fail tomorrow.
Daree, from ice Is steadily decreasing. Rain is
fauing at upper river points. AT cauetisburg the
ice is running faster New River ana tn9 rama" H..
In soon he rising. and the ONO VIII Aatliti.y y
ven with thc melting II the snow. Ihe Joss ol
ral rows by the ice is the chief apprehension now
rF~se are a. points from ParkeTsDurg ana beIo"-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

49,, ,'ruaiy % The British steamer Colorado Of
", ""Soh Line. arrived az tie azores from New
o.. anu reported passing the Pavon!a. from
S.e--'.o"h. on January - for Boston about three
conoifio, mics from the Azores and IN q disabled
bur IN .4e CoioTaCo trIed 20 tow the payOHia
lost sieht ~ parted and the disabled vessel was
passereero " IN d hurricane. She has forty-seVen
S's ABOUT 1z5 men " '''''' :" Gre" HuAADS'-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
TO LAUNCH THREE NEW STEAMSHIPS.

Newport News Va. Feb. l6 (special)-The New
port News shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
will launch on about March Is. three large steam
ships for the Morgan Lines service between New
York and New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Woodlawn Cemetery.

Offce. N. 70 p Z5c-tt.
wooilavn St.tcn. cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

NORTHER SWEEPS OVER THE OAiIhDE"'''
Kingston. Jamaica. Feb. ia terTihc nor me- me-
scconopanled by an incessant rainstorm- has been
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. ! MADISON AVE, COR I'D ST, " T.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SAW NOTHING OF THE PAvoNIA

queenstown. Feb 1.-THE Norwegian bark Smart
S'Iiain Aasen which arrived here today from
D's'A American ports. reports that she passed on
'o~fy the spot where the Cunard Limo
eH.aer FaYonia was spoken On February in
SN@o4ed condition II was then blowing Il gallo
en- en- me west-southwest. ard the captain Of the
u..r, Es inai y ine Pavor IN was capable of
60 N,t canvas she could easily mako he irish
u,ci o,A'iw - iu MS oglr. on the strong currents
E'oo4hiy cfiffei her s1Ithword
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

The Stephen Merritt Burial CO.. Ai-2+3 Wess
23i-st ndertakers erlbaners and funeral directors
prompt day and night TEL I4-isth ct Est is<I
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address.