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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
PLANS FOR THE LOTOS CLUBHOUSE.
THEY WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR DECISION on
JULY 10.

THEY WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR DECISION on
JULY TO-
the plans for the L0tOs Clubs new house havc
been prepared and will be submitted for final dec
sion at a meeting 10 be held July 10. The club
two months ago. acquired No. SIS Ffthavc.. and has
Just recently purchased, for $4,000. the adjoining
house, No. $50. They both N brownstonc. four
stories In height. and are situated between Forty
fifth ard FortysiXth sts., west side Of the avenue
According TO the present plans they Will be re-
built, with handsome facade and entrance. An
extension In the rear will contain dining room large
enough TO accommodate go persons. II will have
glass roof and may be used for art exhibitions. etc
The kitchen and soreroOms Will be In the cellar: the
cafe bar. billiard room and bathrooms In The base
ment The first floor will contain the reception room
cioakrooms and parlor which will occupy tho whole
OF what is now the first floor Of No. 3jS.
The second floor will contain card and directors
rooms 4 part Of this second floor and the whole 81
the third floor will be occupied BIZ bedrooms. twenty In
all, each with lis separate bath. The servants
quarters will be In the top story The expenditure
required will be about 10000 II on july 10 the
club accepts the plans, work will be begun on july
U.s. and IL is expected that the house BE- made
ready for use by November /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
rwrr,r -FOUR poo1nooM KEEPERS GO FREE

The Court 81 special Sessions was crowded win
gamblers, horS. owners and poolroom Keepers ycSier
day. over thirty pcoroom keepers. who were ar
rested Ia. year. present In expectation nj having
their d-p, I'D OF. almost the entire calendar
was devoted Ia violations Of gambling law They
were not disappointed. y. H. Iummcll appeared for
all The men, and moved flr dismissal. on the ground
that Judge Van lIr1Iu's decision lrgalzcd the com
nj sslon business In the state. Justice White wlo
was presiding. said that there appeared nothing 20
do but 10 dismiss all the cases which he did The
discharged poolrcom keepers were Charles Anderson.
Jane, Black David A. BOYLE, George Blair samuel
Bell. william Iraun. Robert Barton. Thomas Eurns
Joseph Carroll. Charles COnlin. John Curtis. Edward
H. Fleming. Edward a. Fisher, John Fay, William
George. Onward Harris. Joseph TAYLOR. Charles F.
Dean, william Clark John J. Mnrc', Daniel KIRK
Henry Kyle. John Morgan. Henry Mark James Me
sweeney. James McNuty. Michael Noonan John
Nolan, james OBrien, Timothy +. Bayuc, James
Reilly Joseph schuyler. James Shine and Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A YOUNG GIRLS DISAPPEARANCE.
SITE. HAS BEEN MISSING FOR TWO wEEKs-So

SIZE HAS BEEN MISSING FOR TWO wEEKs-So
EXPLANATION OFFERED.
The mysterious disappearance Of sixteen-ycar-oiu
CIrl was made public yesterday by an advertisement
The family desired that the name should not De pup
hshed. They live In Madson-st, near Broadway. ana
the mother said that her daughter went TO bed on
Monday June -, about 10 o'clock. She was suffering
from toothacho in the day. but the pain appeared 10
hive ceased. She In the habit OF using landanum
for It, she did not appear for breakfast the next
morning her room Was visited. and 1t was found tht
she had gone She wore her ordinary clothing ana
took SIS or $50 with her. but left her watch ana
chain. Private detectives had been employed ana
every possible clew followed without result she had
attended the grammar school In Gate save, and was 10
be sent TO college. so far as known she had no men
acQuaintances and was quiet and reserved In mahhrr
She had recently shown aversion 70 her studies ana
refused to learn the violin well as me piano
Her taste seemed TO be for homework and sewing
and she had desired TO be allowed TO learn drcs>ha"
Ing. As her parents need for her TO make hcr
own living they refused 70 grant her request Her
father Is a New-York manufacturer. The ONLY sue
gpstion the mother could make regarding her daughter
was that she had gone 10 work somewhere. ana mao
failed TO disclose her identity. she was so rserNe'
and difdent that II difficult TO get her 10 60 on,
for walk She never went to an entertainment
without her parents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
DEFENDING THEIR COMBINATION.
THE JERSEY CENTRAL AND THE PORT READING
COMrANIES TTLE THER ANswER.

COMPANIES ITLF THEIR ANSWER.
Trenton. June co tSpcciaD. Counsel for tho Jersey
Central and tie Port Reading Railroad companies "a
DAY fled their answer ~ the charges Of Attorney
General s'ockton that they had Illegally entered into
n coal combination and that the leases executed be
tween them invalid under the state laws. Tho
answer svccpingly denies all the accusations Of the
Attorney General. BY virtue Of Tho special law Of
1854 the Jersey Central and Is authorized to lease
and operate any line connecting with or intesccting
It's road. Whether heated within or without the state
Of NcwJ Jersey The Leasing II the Lchgh Valley Is
admitted. bat the ileg,ltv Of the pocc dngs l. denied
The Port Reading. SAYS the answer, IS differed by
officials Of the Philadelphia and Reading and II has
all The powers appertaning TO a rair.ld corporation
The most Interesting feature Of the answer Is that
denying that coal combination anything Hike IL
had been formed. These companies. il IS assorted
coal lands or mines. neither do they sell ans
COAL and therefore they cannot fix the price OF coal
or create any monopoly IN the business The only
way in which they can affect the price OF coal Is
In the raising Of the tolls which. common carriers
they may charge for transportation. While they
have hight to Increase the tolls. matter Of
fact there has been change in the price since the
t1partlt" agreement entered into. Even, SAYS
the these roads did form combine 10 raise
the price Of coal. Il wOuh be lnelfccfua owing -
the opposition Of other roads. u the price Of con
is raised In the future, IL will not be In consequence
Of the acts OF any Of these roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
BROOKLYN WINS THE SERIES
NEW YORR,S TEAM DEFEATED AGAIN.
SALARIES OF THE LOCAL BASEBALL PLAYERS
REDUCED-SCoRES AND RECORDS.


GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn T. New.YorA s. Loclsyille g. s. Louis D.
hSssS 1Sss s.psa f .%"i Wilmington g.
Tho pitcher, King, entirely responsible Ior inc
loss OF the game TO the NewYork baseball club III
the game at Eastern Park Brooklyn, yesterday kihe
pitched for one inning and then retired IL was inc
seventh and deciding game between the New iorH anu
Brooklyn team. and $3.50 spectators went Out W SIC
The match. Outside of Kings work the game WIS
superbly played and the nveest interest was mann
tested right through Ward and Corcoran ala superb
a,, In the field II WAS ladies' DAY. and the balcony
was a bower of beauty.
The New Workers. as usual. started out Win inc
lead going first 10 the bat and scoring one run
Pitcher King then stumbled through ono "i'"b'
BROOKLYN getting five runs and then Mr. kihs re-
tired TO obscurity Ward sent TO first on caleo
balls. King using barely speed enough 10 get VI.
hall TO the p,ate Ward then stole second ana tmru
on King Corcoran hit to short. but Ward beat the
throw to the plate. Burns then hit safely 70 iei.
field and Corcoran scored. wild pitch aho"'N
Bu,ns TO score Griffin hit safely. and Brothers
scored Griffin went second on hit by o'brlch'
stole third and scored on force by k'hSio".
in the third inning the New Workers showed ois
nos,,,on to amuse the natives and scoring two runs
made the game look like n contest
Crane retired the home players for two lhnuiss'
but IN the fourth one more runs went 10 brOoN'"'
list, making the score-Brookiyn, q; New. iorH. ..
The New Workers got q run IN the H8t'i nl'hhs '"'
rvals' lead only two. OBncn's good bnserunning was
Instrumental in getting the one run placed to Irook
lyn's list In the seventh inning. NewlorR rahed III
the NINTH but the scored did not change 'he
result. Crane lit safely to left field and Tiernan 10
CENTRE H. Lyons hit 10 Joyce but the latter threw
wildv to second TO catch Tiernan and both men were
safe while Crane scored. IL looked Hike a posNlul,
yicYy for New YORK, and the followers OF tna' Team
became wildly jublant. O'Rourhe dashed Their hopes
TO the ground for his puhy drive to short forced y.
LIONS at second, and the game was over. and Wards
men had captured the series The score was us loi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20 isss
ARRIVED

Ts%onC B Iy.s 70 Maana
Wisconsin 'Br) worrA: IAv.rp90M frnssrhii
steamer Labn tGer) hellmers Bremen June a. souhamr
with mdse and passengers 10 orr.s nm. 4, WITH
steamer Hermann 0ier Mouer brelnrn u y, ,hs Par
Steamer Newport Connor Colon days, with mise an1
Passengers 10 Pacific Arrived AT the Bar o. s's
steamer Ernesro SPAN, Gartic, Maanzas Jgas - vi
sugar to Amrrcan sugar vessel to Maitland kerss
r,,aer iS Br cinksie Port MOr.n,B
&c mdsr and passengers 10 Henderson bros' A''
Aer Ser Haase c.rsnas S Says WITH riT
American sugar Ref Co. vessel 10 u ""u''"
Steamer Bernard Paine with fruit 10 Monss
steamer S Fl Paso ucE New With ma'e to joint
WIN 3s CO ana
steamer kaGsaS cry Fisher, savannah win m''' "''
steamer Amos { Barsiow corwn Providence =.
Isabe Nor. Hegge Bremen 40 days with mise
BARK Johsn Ludwig Nor Boycsen. Bristol so days WIZ
mlse 10 order; vessel To Bcnham Is Boyesen
X,cily island~isht sw. fair
CLEARED.
steamer (Br,. ogvie. IAverpool-ch's su"ns'
steamer state of Nevada OBJ Main GasgowAu''n Ba'a'
Steamer Lord o'Nen (Br). Kerns Dublin and bcn'''-
steamer Bismarck Ger Aibers Hamburg via SCUM
Steamer Cut Hell GER, wischauscn settin GastsS heis
steamer Niagara Burnley Havana. kc-Jamss M s,ss
steamer c,y Of Hga Catherine Wskss
steamer Wyanoke Boal. Norfolk ana kiehmon"
niniOn So
steamer Alsenborn Lewis Bafmore-H Foster ,,,,
steamer Lizzie Henderson, Van XIX. Phlaoeiph'"7
Roberts.
steamer anhattan Bragg Portland horaiio Hail. ~ p,,
ship Mistley Hall tBr) Evans. Aner Tor of"e'S- ="
ker Il Co. y,,leion
stafford (Br). Robinson Dunedin ana iSe'.
III " Peabody Il 60. ~, ~ saag.r.
Bark Leone AUST III Lucc Be rout syria John oe"s
SAILED. a..
OF Paris CITY Of Chester aud $780,
Ilv.rpoo Lord ONcll. Dublin, Ocean, kotieniti ,nh.c
land Antwerp Niagara Havana; Ask uloa, D, .mrusta
ough Barac,a; ri Monte. Ncw.Oreans; City II AususS~
Savannah IiEse Henderson. Philadelphia.
Also saied-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Manhattan for Portland.
Bark Onaway, for Valparaiso
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. June 2S-Auived steamer 81 Paneras 'o'S
Young. from NewNOrk. 80, uuia
SOUTHAMPTON. June 29Salcsl. steamer spree (uefh VIM
gcrod. Bremen hence Tor New York. -. ,,s,,
PLYMOUTH. June 29-Ahiyed. steamer March tbr)' he""
from New.lOrk. ,.,,..or
LEIrH. June 29-Arrved steamer Croft (Br) koo'n'oA'
from New. York. a.,,.
IzARD June 2y-Passcd steamer Europa (Ger Voss no"
New. York on her wav 10 Hamburg -. Ala,
BREMERHAyEN. June 2s-ll m-Arrived. steamer N'"'
(Ger). Christ0ners from Newlors. . N, cvSss
ANTWERP, June 2S-Arrved. steamer Apollo lbr' e'~'"
from New-Ior ,D..,,
BorLO0>E. June 2S-Arrivcd, Necndain Np'N""
NanderLec from New.York. .,,.,.
HANRE June ~ Saiic,l steamer DANA lGer) h"hi"''
from Hamburg hence for New York x,>
GIBRALTAR. June 29-Passed steamer Largo Bay tp Nv
Oregon, from Mediterranean her 10 New oiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Concv Island Jockey Club roces Sheepshead Bay 80
p
Park and Dock Commits soners' meetings.
NcwYork state Board OF Worlds Fair Managers meet
ing. Mr.. Depews office.
pcrarture OF the Rev. r. l.. Macarthur for Europe
d. H. S Drayton's lecture. Institute OF Phrtnoogy.
No - J1st Seyent'enth-st.. p m
York Athletic Club meeting. evening.
XVlIh Assembly District Republican Assoclsuoh'
wcndels Assembly Rooms. D. IA.
Burial OF Max Clerpet. No. 1871 Avenue d, II g. m.
Music in Fast River Park p. m
Convention q, public readers. Columbia College
XIXth Assembly District Republican, Associasioh'
Sixty e, en.hst. and Boulevard D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
FT.IZABETIT.

An Investigation is being made by the state Board
OF Ucnlth into the sale Of olcomargarine Tor butter
g., ,,s city and II IS likely that several dealers who
bovo hc.n cnrrying on the trade will be brought up
with n round turn
Ground was broken yesterday FOR new frrSDy
,crinn church AZ Eizabcthport- The congregation
q, Tho old Marshall street Presbyterian 'hnrch ms
grown too lnrcc FOR ia" edihcc. and mor com
m ,.lious ono erected. The congregation mas
pnrchlscd "A plot $4,000 feet AT FLORIDA st. ana t.l,
Az, n ave- and here new church and chaprl VIII
be built
Tho Republicans Of Elizabeth are taking steps 10
have a raiincaton meeting which viii be held either
newt week or the week following: ~ N>>'hnif 'i,,.
secured 20 address the meeting and that II VIII hn
a rusing send OIL for the Republican ticket Ill HH%
lstl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
THE RECORDS.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA June os-After winning sixteen straight
games the Philadephans fell down to-day before 'ne H
perb pitching Nichols and Rcston scored 40 easy !
The champions played without fielding error while oil
tire errors made by Philadcphians were damaene
Joe Mulyey the famous third baseman, was rceaseo V
day He will probably 60 to his home Tor month"; anu
,on Washington later on. Attendance SSH The score
E. po., sS.,n5; ;-. ::::::: ] 9 9 d
pod%sa g. PsnSSSin and Wsyhns
pire-Sheridan.
Louisville June 29-Hcmming, Louisyilles now pitcher
made his debut here to-day and pitched mastery game
aeanst the ST. Louis Attendance. 200 The score
s. ST. h I.g'I;. . Z 9 : ! "a "a
Basehits-St Louis G. Louisville 10 ErrorsISt Louis
4 Louisville /. Pt;heis-Brcitenstein and Hemmine'
Umpire-HuIst
Orioles to-day by a Of heavy batting in the sixth
inning assisted by the part Of Richardson and
Lar1in. The score:
R,.s%ogs :.:...:::S IS g . ia
Baltimore :. Washington I Err S plsn
Umpire-Lynch.
Cincinnati, June 2o-1ne home players to-days
game with Chicago by superior fielding and by bunch
lns their hits. Attendance, ZOO The score
S en1ssgs .:.:SS 9 9 8 81
s fHs'sS S add Tu
p Si OeiSaES
Cleveland June 2o.-11mey hitting by the rtsbure'
gave them the game to-day. Attendance 1900 The
S SlsSaI.p1 :.:::::::.: 9 g
Bssehts-Clevefand g. Pittsourg s: Errors-c leveona
Q Plttsburg 8. Pitchcrs-loung and Ehret Umpire-
Mitchell
Indianapolis June 2o-IIard hitting at opportune timt
sayed the Brewers todays game The Hainnakers coud
do nothing with Fersol when hits were needed The
sccre:' -
', HSR,sGpss 49,: 9 g : 7 Z 40 S-
MlwsIsso a. ia5 Soee
ferson and Donohue.
Binrhamton June 29.-The Bilghamton ana Dunaio
team. played to-day. tho visitors outbatng the homo
PLAYERS and winning as follows
bH'sie .:::::.:..'...s i,
Baschits-BuGslo II. Bnghamton g.. Errors-nufao
l. Bmghamton l. Battcfes-Datey and Fields, Evans
Fitzgerald and Townsend
EImira, June oo.-Thc home defeated Rochester
to-day in spite Of poor work in the field The score;
Rochester ......s 9 99-,o
Observation-Disclosures 4. EmiO IL Errors-Rochcster
g. Elnira .. Bat;efcs-Mcakin and Mckeough, Fricken
aud BOYD.
Troy, y. Y. june 29.-Thc Troy shut out Albany
to-day. follows
Troy ........-......-S Q o o ID
Bssehits-Troy o. Albany 8. Errors-Trov 8, Albany
O. Battciies-CorKson and Csh.ll. Taylor and Hess.
Columbus. June 2o-Clauseh pitched like a farmer To-
day Columbus played the worst Of the
Attendance. 1000. The
Omaha .............S o-s
Observation-Disclosures @. Omaha S. Errors-Coumbus
3. Omaha i. Batteries-Causen and Jantzeh. Viekery
and Hayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
SORROW FOR SIDNEY DILLON'S DEATH.

Directors Of the Wabash Railroad Company, at a
recent meeting. passed the following resolutions unnni-
mously
Resolved. That In tho loss of Sidney Dillon this
Beard will be deprived Of experienced and safe
adviser and Of an associate whose personal integrity
and pure character have been picuous In all the
relations Oi life
Resolved That the members OF this Board deeply
sympahizc with the relatives of their late as.ocatc
and desire In these resolutions Ia express not only
their profound sorow but their great respect for the
manly attributes OF his character often displayed
during his interesting and useful life.
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolutions be sent
by the secretary to the near relatives of the dcceas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
TilONNE.

Davonncs now Appropriation and salary orilhanc'S
were passed bv the City Council nj an adjournch s
LII, -. 1n,s,lay night The total budget Is si12,-
mo- -. a reduction Il II 900 fr.m .a-t ys"r lhrI"
va. only one dissenting vote. but MAYOR f"r onI'tT
Ia both ordnance and has s1id he VIII eNel'''o ~
veto power.
Commencement exercises wcr hclt on lu'SnN
evening hy the academic class. and Tie pr'-tHull"o
wns A marked Improvement upon tbs" oi Wru'i
v.,rs IN. giadun'cs are Robert b. whitaker carrie
" Leonard. Auqi IA T.. McGvirc. Jo>cphine go, ..
Griffith Florence J. MoorrA Gilbert A. Kennedy, LINE
A Drown Zcin Abbott Jennie ". 'ndmuS. tthci
Vroom John L. HOLDING r.. Carrie A. since'"i 2mi
Adelaide L. Collins. Mr. Whiiahcr won SLATE scNohr-
shin for the With Congress District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
THE CITY BUDGET COMPLETED.

TIE Board OF Estimate met Yesterday with only
three members present. The request OF President
Hendrix. of the Board Of Education for s3l 600 moro
for teachers salaries granted By taking it OF OF
other items in the school budget. The tofai ior
teachers wages is s145o0O0, an rcrcasc Of S3ooooo
over last year. a request FOR $4,000 more for the
Department OF Buildings, to pay Increased salaries OF
subordnateS. raised last winter, was refused few
minor changes were made Mayor Body being
absent the budget when footed up will be sent to
him In Maine for his signature, so that II may 20
before the Aldermen next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
FATHER YODYszUs IN COURT.

IN the Lee Avenuo Police Court yesterday morning
the Rev. Matthias Yodyszus. rector Of ST. Georges
Polish Roman Catholic Church. in North Ten'h-s'>,
near Bedford ave, appeared before Justice Connciy
to answer TO tho charge Of assault in the third degree
preferred by his hmsckcepcr Miss Mary Fowler. Inc
pastor was charged In the warrant with "oeahne'
kicking. knocking down, threatening TO Kill and Gtung
the priest denied his guilt The case was set for trial
on July 5. In 500 ball. which was inrnlshe1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
TO ISSUE BOSTON AND MAINE BONDS.

Lawrence, Mass, June 20.-Dr seward Webb. Of
New York. elected q director Of the Boston and
Maine Railroad nj special meeting to-day to succeed
reelected
1t voted 10 issue bonds not 30 exceed - 100000
with which TO refund tf II .jOO000 debt per cent
which Is now paying per cent. and natures next
January. The other million is to be used 10 improve
the road. The purchases Of the South Reading branch
Ct the Marlborough and the Dover aud Winnipseogeo
roads were approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
THE BCFFlLO BANK DEFlICATION.

Buffalo, y. Y, June 2o.-Bank superintendent
Preston arrived in town to-day TO take hand in the
investigation Of the National Savings Bank defaca-
ton. He had prolonged conference with the trustees
Of the bank. The shortage is now figured at from
$4,000 TO 500, 900. Charles j. Armstrong. n
bookkceper Of the bank who arrested on charges
OF completely In the dcfacaton OF secretary Damn
has thus fur been unable 10 secure bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
NEW-N-ORK.


Earned runs-New.Yo,k g. Brooklyn T. First 6ass %!
errors-New- York l. Brooklyn 2 LeIt on Tt,g oe
York G. Brooklyn s. First base on psiscn nv Crane g.
Crane s. oil Stein g. Struck ont-By KING ~ o. a. S hit.
by Stein Three.basc hit-Tfcrnan dw6oaSe S,cr
flee hts-ORourke 2 Boyle, Richardson; LYONS wary
Joyce Corcoran Griffin. o Brcn 2. Ki9sow; DI M
1 Crane p Umpre-Emslie. limo OF game hours'
Eleven finely contested innings were required 10
decide tho game between the Staten Island Athleucs
and the Acmes Of Brooklyn at West Brighton, s. l'
yesterday. The score:
S Sac i'anu A. 49, 0 i O 0 0 o o.
The Staten Island Cricket and BensonhuiSt A. u
team, PLAYED a lively game at Densonhurst YESTERDAY.
The home players outbatted their opponents ana "oh
easily. The score
Staten Island c. c. Il o 80
EensDnhurst A. CO . FL
Easelnts-staten Island c. c. G. Bcnsonsurst A. T.
IA. Errois-Saten Island G; C.; ,; BensonhWN D.
Ptchers-Tyng Pann and Worth. Umpire est,
he game played by The New-!erSeE Athleac Unp
and the Pained Crescent teams at Planhcld yeschS
afternoon close and exciting 10 the finish "ciIeT
Welt and CurTie we've the Athletic Club battery Iol-
ford caught for the CreScente and MeaSer n new man
from Troy, was in the box. The score
Croscents l ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
ppIrTAI LETTER TO A MOTHER.

TIE inquest by coroncr's jury in regard 10 the
death OF Clarence Van valkenberg! bicycle 1der who
was nm over and killed the ocean Parkway three
weeks ago. resulted yesterday In verdict OF death
by being mn over by some unknown person. Erorts
to find the man who drove the team were unavaiihS'
but the young mans mother received this brutal letter
after her sons injury and death:
Brooklyn. 1899.
Dear Madame: an the man who drove the team
void 1855 c. A GOOD CITIZEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
A NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE FILED.

Worcester. Mass. June 2g.-rrObably the largest
mortgage filed in this country has been filed with
the register Of deeds. II is for s25,OOOOD0 and is
made by the NcwYOrk and New England Railroad
Company to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
II Is dated June /, 1892 and Is what Is known n a
consolidated mortgage. IL Is for fifty years. pay.
able tn gold with interest nj > per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
NEW ARK.

Tho suit Of Samuel Stcnrclch. Of New York. aenlhs'
Daniel l. Emly WIS decided In Vice Chancellor Van
Fleets court Yesterday. year Emig lcfi Newark
and bcfor, ne went conveyed property To relatives
The Vice Chancellor ordered that The property valued
at II OUD be divided for the benefit Of creditors
Julia W. Peters wife Of Or. Alexander [. Peters
t-.,,n suit I'm Chanccrv Yesterday against Frank NJ
IIom.s for "A share Of her mothers estate. Sic TOOK
80 -, her mother who wa IN invalid. for fifteen
ycnrs ard 81 900 wns promised her for ii. sho
hn, no. received anything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
rcg0rs OF TIRE c0H0rs rIrcrJOy RIOT

Albany, June 90 (spcciaD.-From Cohocs tonight
comes a rumor TINT has been issued by
Recorder McElwninc for the arrest Of Assembymnn
John I. Gorman who n candidate for Mayor on
one Of the Democratic tickets ut the election held
April 10. Tho warrant charges Mr.. German with
rioous conduct II is said. The impression IN Cohoes
is that al the persons arrested for rotous conduct
ard assault while acting special officers on election
day will be convicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland VS.. Pittsburg. At Cleveland.
Cincinnati Chicago az Cincinnati.
Louisville vs. St louis, O, Louisville
A. Lawson Will take team OF ball players 10
England about July U.s. Most Of the team will be
made up Of college Lawson is confident that
the trip will be successful one.
Burke Joined the New York team yesterday. lie
will be tried second base and Richardson will
place O'Rourke in left field until better man can
be secured
All the Eastern clubs started for the West last
night There Will be games hereabout until July
10.
Most OF the Ncw-York players have consented TO
a reduction In salaries. Rusc, who has been doing so
poorly, objects forcibly than anybody else.