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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

After the death Of Mrs Mary Hart""n LUX In Sep
uubcr ISL no application 'nr lcurs Of administration
., her p,un. estate valued - go. ~a' mad" Tier
heir. arouIrd an Interest Of sljOOO or $1,000 N two
Insurance. r,.r. on life. On ia" Application Of hc'
husband letters were yesterday isuf upon Ter "stA" &"
her son Graham I.u.k liz bond was hNcd At $4,000
Surrogate Ransom yesterday directed Administration
tL or rcn L, issue lc"rS 81 admin sut"n - Charles
L. Cong Oh tn I..r,ual r-a," " Charles Allen Thorn
iko Rice pcnilng the probate u IL" viii o. which MI
,ottIng II "N""U'"r
An stLachurut granted hy (hlrf Jn>lo" M'N"N"'
in N" CIty Court y'>tdly agaln-' Mrs Lillian \ Sc"
nri whose rau,r was connected prominently with IN"
fragile death Of Nathaniel T. Hatch ia" bmh"r Tn"
claim is Tor a small bill for painting which J"-ph J"'
"a Il du" him.
Justice Andrew. In the Supr'm" Court Chambers N'~
FRIDAY granted motion requiring Chil Engineer AnEu'tm
BALDWIN to frri.h u bill Of particulars Ia 'nt bf"h2h ~
him apaln,, the New York and Honduras "~ro Mining
,rany q, ,ccoyrr s25 600 io' los. " health
whirh he saw. resulted from thu h'-dHhp" h" va Glib
I.a 4, undergo while In tc company's -"rNlc" iN Says
ma, a, snu Ia Juanc!to Hon iuih> b" was required 10
, An hole I'm tho mountain iutSui with N"imn fH'i
.o,c,, only with a thatch.I roof. II" was stricken
,un Wit, tho Chlgrrs and wa, complied 70 give
up hl, situation. .
rho u,y in the caSc which Charles S Fitch SEEKS an
l,. d,yorrc from Mrs Maud T. Fitch having ial"i 10
,,, r., verdict in the Supreme Court when IN" hour
D. ,,or,,uent arrived last evening. justice Barrett d
ca ,h. sealed verdict be brought IN this morning al
agreement IL reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS

s,,,,oua June 2l-In the Court OF Appears "eusy tho
,Ji,,t,y business was transacted:
M / ;s5- The Mayor etc, OF New hork hpP'l'""'N
M, lain IIraiy and others, rrSppniyhtn. AIpmuN 49,,
~ YsS Th.odpu IIn"blc AID oth"fS app iiht7 ~,
tohr I; Urrnhnh aud others, r"sp'ha"ntN Slonl,U'l
400 in the matter Of Couttiahdt fAim'r l" N''"'
assc -sucnL Argued ,.,,- 80, Iob, Irdrcw-
npg 80. r" People etc.. respondents. ast Patrick
p.ttinhaH appellant Argued. -. CO., !, nm,
rc.nnndrnt Argument Fuspohnct 49,. .n,,,or,. M,
III Horace Srcor IT., AMI oth'ts GBPHa...lS a4''
49, 'cl,rL A. rrrrutrN, rtpondrnt SHOmltrTi
"'S, os1 philo Riggs guardian. "tG ana "thrtH'
anrlI anita agt Elmer E. Palmer aAh othr" F'7I"u'"'N
AFsG'u 40 Otto G. Mayor respondent agt william e.
~, ,,L ,unthrr appellants. Argued
" No ia samuel Fl. Randall, appellant h] Ja'oO van
wa1"ner insIraicd, respondent Sntmitt%i ,,.,,. =,
10 ia beta II. Molor. app'Hah" aR" FRANK u
Mollcr respondent hrsu'n' ,,,.,,. a, ,,,,
In tho Cour, Of Appcals Second Division. the following
business was transacted
No .-9-IIrnry II. Hall. respondent. St Joseph
s,rsns ana nnother appollant- Arguments concluird
NJ Ans :, iyrstnr Cady, respondent, agt Hiram W.
urad.taw lmpIruhrd, etc. Argued =,
" n lus Thomas +. Greenland app"Ilnnt aGt John A.
~ ,SIrii and another, respondents. Argued
No 49, Charles F lloN"y nnh another APPELLANTS, hBt'
Iohn Elliott and Others rcspondcnt~ Argued
EoI,vInv ~ the day calendar FOR tn Second Division,
Monday; Nos S0l. Ji5 4sO. $50, 4Ol as, 1.l02 and
403 ,
Day calendar Tor First Division M"rday; Nos l'3SS
, ara 1 3sl 1857. 1882. 1888, 2sS and T35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
CHAMPION sIOCUMs TENNIS PLAY

New.IIaven June 2I (SpecIal).-It seemed as il tno
greater portion OF Ncw.Haven. including largo hun'.
Of Yale Students wss present at the tennis n"''" ~.
the championship Of New. England this sf~rnoOn' Inc
men who were battle for the prize were H. W. o!oeu"'
the present American champion. and II r. HUNTINGTON, "
Yale College. Illumination is a man OF ne"D 'cqui'.
reputation but by his play In the present tourhSS y
already numbered among the cracks The mhnh was 70
gun ct O'Clock. with Huntington serving A'tef ""
ming oupie OF games, Huntington io''
the next three. and then the gshcS ".
ternated. each winning on his serve uh'''
sy. all reached, when socum. by great playing "oh
the set, eight games 70 six. Huntington In tho heA'
set after had been called had at least nye oppo
tunities the SET but could not win the necessary
polns. siocum this set los. Part OF the next
set was played in the RAIN but this set like the ohoS
was won by socum Huntngton's friends hope for I'm
proyement his play by tho middle Of August tho time
of the Newport tournament Appended II the score
H. w. siocum. IT,. beat r. p. Huntington. IT,. 3d.
1913. o.
This match IL the last Of the tournsmeat except me
match for second place between Beach AID Campoeu'
For second place to-day Beach beat wfSAs 60, 60.
Campbell best NAlieU 60 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
A PASTORS FEARS.
Why 30 Many Members Of His Csnsresatisa wer
Overcome by the Hot Weather.


az dread hot weather." exclaimed the pastor OF Of
the leading churches Madsonave the present week
Tho remark made writer who ehanccd to be In
conversation with the reverend gentleman.
"Why do you dread II r. the inquiry
because It brings much misery. keep close
watch of oil the members Of congregation and the heat
OF brings troubles fever in tho
blood and brain disc than all the other seasons OF
the year combined and women every day whose
really broken down who troubled
with insomnia and the road 10 insanity largely be-
everish condition into which the hot weather
them Heat IL great irritator OF the ncrvcs
The writer much impressed with the earnestness Of
the reverend genemans remarks and the interest he took
in the physical well the spiritual welfare Of his
gregaon and could help recalling the words Of the
celebrated DR.. Abernethy: "Heat is the enemy Of tho
brain. cool head seldom goes wrong"
is gratifying know that In spite OF hot weather and
dangers which IL brings 70 the and the
BRAIN they both be kept COOL clear. sound and we'll
proofs Of It. DR.. j. W. Small OF Park
says ~ have used Prot Phepss great discovery. Panes
Celery Compound with excellent success In severe
case prcsraton with facial neuralgia aud
tive. In nervous dyspepsia, general debility. neuralgia
and insomnia have found It very beneficial"
Senator William NJ, Evarts whose summer residence is
Of the iate Prof Phelps dscoverer OF Paine
Celery Compound and who this wonderful rem.
edy discovery has used It with and
many in which II has produced the most
gratifying results This srea. compound is only
for Psres but brighens the mind II removes melan.
choy; 1t quiets the nerves; It restores memory; brings
refreshing Sheep checks all decay Of tue BRAIN and It
unqualified Endorsement Of the highest scientific and
medical authorities In tho land Not only this but IL will
a AMI IN SSsrey and AMBITION in the future sy do 80
with the realization that IL might be avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
, NEW cArHoLrC cHURCn FOR rrRSr1IVE.

The Irish CarmclItc Fathers who have taken charge
~, tho new parish that contains Bellevue Hospital
and the surrounding district have begun building
thdr new church In Twenty cighihst., near FIRST
ave Tho structure Is 10 be of brick and lroI' ana Is
IN he finished before the fall 1t VIII In spacious
well ventilated and suited To the wants VI The neigh
borhood The purchase OF the site anh TN, Pir''h'
contract nl,re the fathers IN such financial cmbar'
.,ssmsn, as obliges them to call public meeting To
nrovde t,nds TO meet present difficulties. Tho meet
Inv viii tako place tomorrow At half past o'clock
ave Thn neighborhOod Is poor one, and the Zeal.
Gus priests who are aborng In the cause VIII hced
The support of Catholics IN other parishes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
ADAY OF GOOD RACING AT ASCOT.
THE HIGH WEIGHT PLATE WON BY FELIx-Tr
OTHER WINNERS


OTHER WINNERS.
London. June o1.-At Ascot Heath to-day the race
for the Ascot lightweight Plato of 300 sovcrcigns
added 10 q handicap sweepstakes Of IS sOverigns
each one mile and quarter was won by Lord Files
merc's fveyearod chestnut horse Felix. Lord
Howe's four ycar-oh bay colt surbiton was second
and Noel Fcnwicks three yearod chestnut FLY Mercy
third The favorite was &. W. Eniotfs three yoarolh
Transept at against 1. The betting against Felix
was 6 to / :, against surbiton to /. and Merry 10
b1.
THIS race for tho windsor Castle stalcs Of IS
ereiss each with 300 soveregns added. for twoyear
e,ts was won by Henry Miners bay FLY Riviera.
9th c. D. Roses chestnut colt Bel Domino second
Cd Baron do Rothschilds bay FLY Fstulte third
n bettng WAS to Q against Riviera, 10 TO against
IL Domino.
The race for the Nottingham Stakes (handcap) OF
Is soveregns each with 600 sove eigns added three
quarters OF mile, won BY q. Clevelsnd's three
yearod bay colt Bret Hsrtc by four lengths. The
Dixie of Portlands ouryear-oh bay colt Johnny
Morgan was second, aud ". J. bghs 1vcyear Oh
bay horse veracity third. The betting was TO
ssainst Bre, Hsrts and also against Johnny Morgan
Tho rsce for the Hardwick Stakes OF 1000 Sover-
sasns added 10 q sweepstakes Of 10 soveregns each.
one mile and hall was won by neck by Mr. hoses
three-year.oh bay colt CULVER; J. Grettoh's biack
colt Miguel was second. and Douglas BATHS throo-
year-oh chestnut colt Enthusiast third Tho bc'tps
was 70 against CULVER and to on Miguel.
Tho race for the Aiox andra Plate OF 1000 sover-
egns, added to sweepstakes OF 20 sovercigns each
about thres niles was by two lengths by warren
% 10 Rue's foaryesrold chestnut colt Trayies j.
N. Astley's four-yeas-oh chestnut colt Netheravon
was second. and j. ii. Hou.dswoiths fouryearod
hey col. Arrsndale, third. The betting was 10
On Trsyles and. to ] against Nethersvon -.
-. The race for the thirty.s Trenniai STAKES OF
~ sovofoIgns each, with 300 soverelgns aidel iot
threeJ ear0lds. one mile was won By head by Prince
Solvhofs bay Ally Cherry Bounce. Douglas Bslrd's
ssown colt Fl Dorado was second, and the Duks Oh
Mestmnsters bay colt Ben strome third. Tho betting
yas % against Cherry Bounce TO against
DORADO and 70 against Ben strome 80
Inc race Tor the Queens Stand Plate OF 300 soVer
&sns sdded TO q sweepstakes Of 10 soveroigns each
- Moyearods and upward, 0 furlongs and 1875 yards
~ Won eaGilJy by Lord Dudleyb twoyoaroh Ghost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
FINE RACING EXPECTED TO-DAY.
THE EXCELLENT PROGRAMME OF THE CONT

ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
II the weather is favorable an afternoon Of most
exciting sport may be expected at sheepshead Bay for
fields OF rare quality and high speed VIII compete for
the Swift stakes the Surf Stakes the Bay Ridge Han
dicap and the other In the surf. Mr.. Bemonts
colt Chesapeake will for the first time In public.
He is said TO be the Of the stable and superior 10
50 Carlo Senator IIeaisps FLY Cleaning is also re
ported to be very fast She will need to be in order
defeat Cayuga Torso and Civil Scrve in this race.
In the Bay Ridge Handicap Terra Gotta will appear
again, and will probably win. II is pity that Mr..
Belmont will not start Raceland against him, but he
probably wants to give the Chicago stable a chance
after II has undertaken the trouble and expense Of
sending Terra Gotta East II Racelsnd 10 start
be would win. in spite OF his penalties
The Swift Stakes Will bring out large and strong
field, including such we'll known colts as Disblo.
Fresno, Maidstone. Radiant, Champagne Charlie,
CorteE and Blue Rock Although piablo ran baslly In
the Tidal, and must now carly 100 pounds, stu |
think he Will win. while Fresno may run second The
distance-seven furlongs-wll suit Fresno. who IS a
Splinter and not at all slayer, and probably Fresn"s
race Wednesday. when My Fellow and LOngstret
beat him so badly at a mile and eighth. did him
good. 1t will be Champagne Charles INST rare this
year. II he were good now as he was at washing
last autumn, he would win at the weights. But
IT IS generally believed that he Is at present far
below his best form last year. Maidstone is an eI.
temey dangerous colt in the SHift, especially II It
rains and the tack is muddy. He ran a remarkable
race in deep mud at jerome Park. Radiant also l.
rounding into form and may make a bold bid for the
prize.
In the opening race purse Of 81 900 for two year
ODDS, that fast FLY Ecclare will probably find her
weight of 11s pounds too much. 1Ormenor may win,
Drizzle second.
In the Swift prefer Diablo to win. Fresno second.
Ballston should get the third race, Dunboyne $50
ond.
Terra Gotta nrst in the Bay Ridge, and rnspec tor
Il. second although Maisuder IS dangerous at the
Weights and distance he IS an undUubted slayer.
Chesapeake to win the Surf Stakes. the Morris
cOlOrS In second place, with Cayuga or civil Service.
as Wyndham Walden may select, although ''loamins
must be marked dangerous.
LarChmont TO win the last race on tine turf. Bar
rister second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
ENTITLED TO ARREARS OF PENSION.

Washington, June o. Assistant Secretary Bnssey
has returned decision In the case OF Richard Whit
ing. late Of Company e, I'D Missouri Infantry. The
claimant was wounded at Tupcn. Miss July IL.
l-C4. and. Will" lying on tho field Of battle In q
helpless condition, received a sunsiruke which s0on
after discharge caused chr'ac nervous proStrntion
and impairment OF mind resulting IN 1874 In limbo
clliy The wife and guardian Of n" claimant He'd
an application for pension IN ls-3. which was grae'
the rate being fixed at s24 per month. subsequently,
In 1885 the OF pension was increased TO $50 pr
month. Tho claim came bcfur' Assistant SECRETARY
I.ussey upon appeal ho by the pensioners w'fe
and guardian, the ground OF contention being that
the pcnso' should hAvc b'gun At tho daio "f The
pc oncrs d'SchagN. lnstrah Of at The dat" OF hinS
In,smuch ne the Limitation Of ia, arrrars except,
from It's operation all claims In behalf OF insane per
sorS On this ground Mr. buS>ey ALLOW. arcarH
from the date u discharge. III" Assistant secretary
de- tird thai claimants disabilities enuun him also
10 rerating and increase Of pension under The acts
OF 1872, 1874 and lr-Q, tbs nnA rating Icing -!
psr month from Juno IT, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
HOW SHOULD THE DIVIDENDS BE PAID ,
TRYING TO RESTRAIN THE ST. PAUL AND NORTH
ERN PACIFIC HALFWAY COMPANY,

TRYING TO RESTRAIN THE ST. rAUL AND NORTH
ERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
On All order To- show cause why a preliminary In
juno should not issue IN suit brought Dy George
H. Adams u sockhOlder OF III" -. paul and Northern
Pacific Railway Company. against that company ana
Others 10 restrain the def ndanS from issuing beneficial
certificate, for and from laying dividends upon the
3 900 shars Of new stock which II decided last
February u issue argument was heard by Justice
O'Gorinan, In the Superior Court. Special Term. yes
teriay An agreement entered mto IN January,
I-15. by the ST. Paul and Northern Pacific Company,
and tho holders OF ts - 900 900 of stock the Northern
Pacific Railway Company and the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company after the ST. Paul COmpany had been
leased for 800 years the Northern Pacific Company,
whereby certificate. OF beneficial Interest IN the 1T.
Paul stock we're TO be deposited with the Trust Com.
DAILY All the dividends declared thereafter wcno 10
be payable % the holders Of record Of such certificates
IL was declared in the resolution Of February,
authorizing the additional issue, thai II wa ~ be for
construction PURPOSES and tho shares a. DO
offered 10 tho holders OF the old stock at par and
those that were subscribed for wcrc 10 b. offered 10
the public generally. 1t l. cla!moi by the plaintiff
that the proposed additional issue would bc In violation
of the terms OF the agreement referred TO- and that
thc rental received By The 81 Paul Company only
h. distributed anon. the holders OF the 10000 saTcs
The decision was reserved. .
The plaintiff was represented by Holmes & Adams .
George Gray Appeared FOR tho ST. Paul Company. Henry
Stanfnn and the Northern Pacific Company. and
Turner Lee g. Mcclure for the Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
AN AMERICAN RECORD BROKEN.

At the regular weekly games Of the New'Yok Athieuc
Club at Trayers Island Thursday afternoon water T.
Dohm, OF Princeton College and tho New.York Aih'"te
Cub won tho quarter male run In time that eS'aOshes
new American record for the distance. Dohm won inc
handIcap from the scratch In 55 Ia Mycrss old record
was SIS 2o Dohm loudly appaud'd. inc lVV
Yards club handicap which Immediately aferward TOOK
place, fell 70 T. Fisher. Time, 10 "a seconhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
ro,.p,u r. ass po,TMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington, June 81 FOURTH class p''thIaS"tS
were to-day appointed a. follows;
PcnnsyIvania A. Huntsb"Igcr. Bark"rvil"; WOOD
ar, berry Ib,rrystovn; J. NJ Mckee. orhrd"S Mills
/ ID Mci ,uflr CoOperSt"wu: oscar r. luwcr,oS, Mil
mount: william H. kC'f"r, IOri"rh"d , .
Ncw-York q. 4 M"Eachnn Bcchrr; q. r. 'rn,
Bethany: Charles H. Lane. Iiil Eail ID. Fuller, aH
ION ~ alton Isral A. Halgli. thappaIuai Peter san
dcron Chur hiown: FrSicTck Purly, Cnnton Falls ;
A. T. Chase ruton Landing, j. J.. BONNER, East
Florncc james OFT, flornc" william A. sph'"r'
i.lhsnn. Hdward : Gr,cu, t.uldNsl's Bridge, l.. L..
Thornton KingsbuIy: Robert ". Jones' Mddl" Gran
vile c. Frh L.upucr Montgomery ''"orr" W.
Connecticut-F. H. Huntington, East Norris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
sr1vrr ruEyr OF THE JONES ESTATE

The executors Of Joshua Jones, who died at the
NewYork Hotel on March 90 1858, leaving al estate
NJ several millions, applied yesterday through their
counsel, Dewitt. IOckman Dewitt, TO the Surrogate
TO have their account settlcd aud allowed Inc
,estator gave his entire estate TO relatives. The
has been converted into cash. and the greater
,s distributed 10 tho legatees fortyfour IN number
Including income and increase, It amounts 10 81. S4O
600 az which * 100000 consisted Of real estate and
ca 100000 OF personal properly Iho coHatsrA
Iaracy tax amounted TO S2B+,93I d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
An OPINION ny THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

washin gton, Juno 81 Attorney General Miller. At
the request ~ the Governor Of Arizona. has con
s,ercd n, grcat Length hr qucstlcr whether. In the
absence Of an enabling act by Congress, al act passed.
by the Arizona Legislature aud approved By III"
Governor provide for the holding Of convention
for tho purpose Of framing state constitution Ia
he submitted TO the p"npc for their approval or
rejection Is valid Tho Attorney "eh"'A h"I"s
,hs, Il il valid aud holds that the power o accept,
mr,fy or reject tho constitution adopted oy Ter
1rory when IL seeks admission "a state. Is wNtch
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

psr, Of Mr. Kelly and tho part Of Mr. David
son. and alleged that hi had b"nn forced 70 give the
mortgages Mr.. Davidson and Mr.. Kelly said at the
tine that the answer absolutely unttue-in TACT
pack Of nnhHn-e
The CAS-, ha, been tried and MrSsr. Reilly and David.
son have fully substAnt4fci ihcir claims. judgment
having been cnicrcd by Andrcws yesterday In
favor Of Nj Davidson Tor s32 900 aud Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
1vcpr,sE or INTERNAL REVENUE.

Washington, June 2l.--Thr collections Of internal
revenue during the first eleven months Of III" fiscal
year ending Juno 80, 1850, wcrr s12O,r2".D6', being
~ 034 .2O- than the collections during the cor
re- bonding period Of tho last fiscal year. The r.
ccipts for May, l--0, weru Sl,Jl5,'J2 grat"r than
those for May, lHrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
srrrrr can COMPANIES rNJorNED.

Justice D't;oi man tho Superior Court Yesterday
granted an Injunction At suit OF Martha A Fitch. 70
,,faning tho Fulton wall ana Cp-anit Street F"fF'-
Railroad Company from constructing IT, Proposed street
surface railroad
An Injunction was Issued ~ Ju'uc" Andrw+. Of the
Sun,ruc Court rlay tho sut u Edmund CONN. j..
restraining tn" Thtty.f fourth street Railroad Company
and the Thirty Ferry aud E"N"nth Avenue
r,r,o.d ComAny from constructing thrIr pupo>"t road
Tn. ,,an,lr Wa, represented nv North ward WAg,tSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
UNCLE Rem, RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

ro,n Davidson time ago began m action In the
S.,o Court against " Uncle Ben" Richardson, the
Harlem millionaire, for ss2 600 couns" iees Eugene
-. ,ha banker had loaned 10 Uncle Ben" $4,000 !
"a no,sases for that amount were given 10 Nj David
an who acted ss Intermediary between Mr. Richardson
"a NJ Ksly. Mr Richardson pleaded usury on ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
NO LOCAL GAMES OF GENERAL INTEREST.

NO LONEhH1 O-h'1r~0 VI O'1'''1f'-'''
No baseball of general interest were played In
this nelghborhoOd yesterday, the Brooklyn team having
a day off, while the Ncw-YOrk and jersey City teams
we're In distant cities To-day the brooklyn ard
baltimore mines play at Washington Park. The new
branch Of the Union Elevated road through Fifth-ave,
brooklyn, will be opened 10 Washington Park to DAY.
Tho trip from the Bridge will be made in les than
fifteen minutes There is staten directly In front
OF the grounds The remainder OF the road to Green
wood will not be In working order for month or two
The 5, aten Island Athletics will play championship
game to day at West New Brighton with the Ccscents
OF Brooklyn.
Tie stockholders Of the NewYOrk club held con
ference at John Il. Days office. No l2l Maiden Lano.
Yesterday There mole Joy depicted on the fscrs
OF stockholders than has been there since tho
GE MS were forced 10 vacate the Polo Grounds.
Tne chicago, indianapolis and New York teams won
tho Gr.-,c games Yesterday, the Boston PITTS buTg
game beng prevented by rain. The record TO dale IS
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
MRS L1NcoIws SUIT IN TIE JrRws HANns

MRS. LINCOLHS SUIT IN THE JURY'S HANDS.
Tho second trial Of the suit OF Mr., Jennca A. Lincoln
ag,n.t IN, Mutual Reserve Fund ~" As~ociAtion Was
.udci YESTERDAY Tho nrSi trial resulted In disagree.
ncnt Of ulo luty The ,uIt Is brueht I" recover inc
amount Of . policy for OOoo which iienD l. Lincoln
Of Bocktou. Mass, n" husband ~ tho pIaht' loon 'u'
lu March l-sG lie found deaf IN public building
IN Urocktnu lu OcI1lrI. Iss;. IN" COMPANY iANH.f~
-,uaht I, proyr that h" committed Snici"' Tut MIS-.
Lincoln alleged that tho surrounding circumstances showed
that he had been accidentally shot Judg" Wheeler gave
IA. e,.s 10 the Jury No agreement being reached at
o'clock the Jury locked up Tor the Might with In
s,ryctlons TO scnd In . seaiei verdict this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Earned runsceyeanTT, has hts-Tcrnan. Ewing.
conncs Whitney stolen spssac and
Frss base on Gsyesnd l. pissed SaisUEwina
oui~Cieveland g. Ne";fon IL ieo, umpire-Meouaid.