The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-07
NEW YORK.
GRAND VICTORY FOR THE DEMO-
CRATIC PARTY.
rammany still the Ruling Political
Power In the CIty-Charges Against
DIR. Rylance-Thc Notorious Flack Case
The Big Cotton Trust Sensation.

DIR. Rylance-Thc Notorious Flack Case
The Big Cotton Trust Sensation.
NEW YORK, November Especial. The
Democratic State ticket in New York has
been elected by one Of the largest majori-
ties Of recent years. The figures indicate
within a few hundred of 1900 majority.
This Is 5000 more than the ticket received
in 1887. While the Democratic vote fell of
somewhat in the rest Of the state, "A splendid
increase was shown in this city and
BROOKLYN, New York county, beating its
majority Of two years ago by over l2.rop. and
furnishing one OF the largest Democratic
maiorities in its history. being CAS- The
Republicans have carried the Legislature.
but by very narrow margin in the Assem-
bly. 4 change Of only three members would
have made the Assembly "a tie. and the same
is true Of the senate. There are 6l Demo-
Gratis and 81 Republicans elected to the As
sen,bly, and 10 Republicans and IL Demo.
Gratis to the Senate. If the Democrats had
carried all Of the city Assembly districts. as
they might have done had the County De
nocracy had kept out of the Fusion scheme,
the Republicans would have lost their ma
iority in that branch OF the Legislature.
IN KINGS COUNTY
The Democrats bave made n clean sweep,
elecsing Chaplin mayor by "A majority not
far from 9,0oJ, and all Of the county ticket.
In this city the Tammany county ticket
was elected by majorities ranging between
1000 and 1900 over the fusion ticket. with
the exception of Gildersleeye, who was
beaten by Fitzgerald by n narrow plurality
for Judge of the Court Of General Sessions.
The object Of the fusion to enable Boss
Platt 10 elect enough Senators and Assem-
blymen from this city to give him two
third majority in the State Legislature,
signally failed. Tammany is once more the
ruling power Of the party in the state, and
the victory gives Governor Hills future
aspirations big boom.
PROBABLY BASE CONSPIRACY.
The suit brought by the Rev. DIR. Joseph
II. Rylance. pastor Of ST. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church, against Nicholas Quack-
enbos for conspiracy and slander. was up
before Judge Freedman, In the superior
Court to-day. The story. as already told, II
that Mr.. Ouackenbos and William '. King
parishioners Of II. Marks Church, conspired
to injure and deiame the plaintiii by intl
mating and charging TO the yestry Of the
church that DR.. Rylance had been
guilty OF immoral conduct. lhe
hearing in court today was upon
\ motion made by ex-Judge Fullerton, coun
sci for VI. Ouackenbos, for bill OF partlcu-
lars from the plaintiff, specifying an allega-
ton or intimatiOn made by the defendant
against the plaintiff, that were not Justified
by. his conduct. Counsel for DR.. hylanct
made a counter motion 10 compel the deien-
Ia VI 10 specify in bill OF particulars what
oxor' allegations be could make against IN,
nlaiut rs moral character. Judge freen
man man Granted both motions. The public vii
therefore be forced 10 listen 10 long serie'
of the sensational screeds, ln which depraNe et
minds so rejoice, and at which all good peo
ple will sorrow and be scandallzed.
TIE FLAcK CASE.
Tho nreliminary skirmish in the cele
hroted case of the state against sherll
Flock and others, for the fraudulent al
yorce conspiracy, was begun today III III,
Court Of over and Termincr, The proceed
inVs are based upon a motion asking IN"
the indictment heretofore found aSalp~l l'
defendants be set aside. on the grouiu VA
| a wife cannot give evidence against ne
husband. The Judge reserved his decision
rnE BASEBALL BROTHERHOOD.
The delegates from the several clubs o
the Baseball League 20 the Base-Dai
brotherhood met with the siockhuldeIs o
| the brotherhood at the Fifth-Asenue Hole
| this morning 10 pass upon cons'il
| tion and bylaws, determine upon
plan OF business management, an.
elect president aud secretary. Inc meet
ing was held with closed doors. There lNer
prtsent a number OF players ana puslnr9
meu of New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and otI,or cities. The brotherhood scheme
| accordin0 20 O'R0urke, Of the New lorks, J
| sure to make Il footing for itself. 1T j. on
linn - said he. ITO raise the standing OF BAL
| nIavers and bail.playing, and while u
| not true that we nave declared war agdih-
| the League. we propose 10 play III Mhalefo
cities we deem best. Beyond "a DOUBT W
| shalI have a club in Brooklyn. The city ca
support two professional clubs"
| fRICnMOND AND DANYlLLE SYSTEM
The Richmond and Danyille sysiel
earned an increase during the fourth wee
i'm Octoper of So. 800, and during the mont
October Of s,2, 10.
THE COTTON OIL TRUST SENSATION.
The meetings of the certificate holders {
the Cotton oil Trust t0hear the rcpoIt of ~
committee on reorganization was held IN
noon. The committee said that fresidci
Flagler and Treasurer Moss, ~ they clail
was TO support the price oi cerlll
cafes in the market without "
knowledge Of the trustees, had specl
lated i'm them with a loss Of T12'.9ll
the company. The officers agreed 10 nah
rood Of $4,000, Mr.. flagler .i'ingsl3o,o ~
and Sir. Moss sl00, 900. The net loss 10 u
| trust fhcn you'd be s2,,,5ll. The trustee
recommended that the certllicatc hyidel
accept this adjustment. and thes dia ,
The resignation Of Nessis. lasler anu 'iY, ,,
were given. General Thomas nnail
Withdrew his resignation, The repo
Of the committee, which was adopte'
comprises the issue Of sl,G2 share
of common stock TO holders Of pre-
e,, an the basis of 30 for every 100 sbaT,
| held. and 1900 shares Of preferred slocl
of which 1866 will be given to presel
holders on the basis Of y for every. i
shares now held. The preferred stock Is
receive per cent. interest, non,clllnnla,ti'; ~;
The remaining l,i5i shares of preferred VI