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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
GIANTS WIN A GAME.
A FINE BEGINNING OF THE WESTERN TRIP.
THE PHILADELPHIAS BEATEN IL TO by THE
METROPOLITAN PLAYERs-wEYHING
BATTED HARD BY THE VISITORS
GAMES YESTERDAY.


NcwYork II, Philadelphia Cleveland 10, Pittsburg H.
Philadelphia, June 23.-m the early innings Of to-day's
game NewYork battcd weighing harder than he has heen
hit before this season. and Rrsie pitched In good form
they won from Philadelphia without much trouble. Phila
dclpha had and only hit up 10 the sixth IN
ming, when Hamilton hs the st ball pitched for home
run. In the ninth the Phie" made Of their seven
hits and scored three runs, aided By Fullers fumbe
Ward Conner batted WELL aud all Of the visitors put
up good fielding game. Reilly and Boyle did nocsably
good work for the home team. Attendance 1865 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
FOR rIREpRoor corroy WAREHOUSES;.

Atlanta Ga, June 23.-The prize OF 81 900 I'm gcld
offered by the German American Insurance Company
OF New York for the best plan Of freproof cotton
warehouse has been awarded By the committee OF
Judges James +. Bensley. secretary OF the Factors
Insurance Company Of Memphis. About 100 plans
IN all were submitted. This Committee Of Award
sisted OF three architects, three insurance men and
three co;ton warehouse men appointed by the Colt N
Exchanges Of NewYork, New-orlcans and McmplIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
MIR. PHELPS'S ARGUMENT.
AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS BEFORE THE
BEIIRING SEA TRIBUNAL.
HE CONTENDS THAT THE ASSENT OF NATIONS
NAY BE INFERRED FROM RIGHT AND
JUsTICE-pRopERTY RIGHTS IN
MARINE ANIMALS.

JUSTICE-PROPERTY RIGHTS IN
MARINE ANIMALS.
Paris, June c3.-E. ]. Phelps, Of counsel ior 'he
United States to-day continued his closing argument
before the Bchrng Sea Tribunal OF Arbitratioh Mr.
Phelps Is displaying IN his speech remarkable
and great aptncss In choosing Illustrations. III ans
cussing the definition Of international law whch sir
Charles Russell has given the tribunal Mr. Phelps
held that the assent OF Nations TO new question VI
international law may be- Inferred Which, as mere inc
proposition accOrds with the law as estlpisneu U!
the civilized world where it Is. obvousiy JUST anu
right The interest Of the United states In the ses
In her territory and In tho industry FOUNDED OH inc
seals constituted be said. property risht winch was
entitled to the protection OF municipal ana i"'o'
national law. A.,
Mr.. Phelps developed of length his views oi ''e
rights Of property. According to municipa ia"' nv
said all useful wild animals that have %b)ectst
themselves or have been subjected TO human cohroi
on land TO which they have constant aniihum
revertcnd and on which they constitute the BASIS oil
an industry become to certain extent the properly
OF the citizens OF that land Under tie poNislV9ns
OF international law. also marine animals Dcconlls
the basis OF an industry In maritime tcrrNory mus
lie regarded as species Of property belonging 10 .
persoiIs controlling this territory. such property lhe
Counsel said had hitherto been held sacred by general
consent Of the Nations Of the cviliz'd wofio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
IN FRONT or 4 MOVING TRAIN.

Pougrkccpslc y. T.. June 23.-N Vcrtank village
this afternoon Miss Mary Davidson was struck by
a train on the Ncwburc Duchess and Connecticut
read AMI ins'nntY killed. She by the
engineer standing In ditch alongside the track and
s the cneIrc reached the spot she stepped In front
OF II ami w. thrown long distance Miss David
ems ,i.;cr WIS with her nj the mc l.. hid the
al.Danrance al II ~ Of su.ciir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
AMHERST WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Amherst. Mas, June 23 (SpecaD.-Amhcrst won the
New. intercollegiate baseball championship this
afternoon beating Williams In slow game. Pratt
Field was covered WITH water In spots and the Whole Of
the diana nd was muddy and slippery. HOLSTER pitched
well for Williams but received rather poor support.
Towne did the best work for Williams, making home
run and thrcc.basc hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
RIOTING BY SOCIALISTS AT LUBBOCK.
ANGERED At THEIR DEFEAT IN THE RElCHsIAt
pY.EIECT1oN-TwICE REFUSED BY

ANGEREp AT THEIR DEFEAT IN THE RE1CHsTAG
pY.EIEcr1oN-TwIcE REFUSED BY
THE Police
Berlin June 23.-Tbe Socialists Of LueecH' meei'.,'
st the result OF the second ballot for ie'hper VI '
Reichstag taken In that city yesterday WINCH W.
suited In the defeat Of Johann Schwartz inc ooci"i
democratic candidate by Herr Gocrtz Radical Union
ist made demonstration hast night that soon ue
generated into q riot. The worst Disorder was III
Prcitestrasse where the Socialists, aided by large
number OF loafers and wharf rats, wrecked SEVERN
sbon fronts with stones and clubs The police charged
the mob, which hed without making much resistance
A large number Of the rioters were arrested
After their dispersal the SOCIALISTS met In low beer
shops and other places alcng the water fnon', and
their passions We're famed by the leaders who hah
ESCAPED arrest This morning they again appeared
IN groups In the streets and their demeanor showed
that they were ripe for mischief. The separate
groups soon consolidated and moved in the direction
OF the City Hall. upon which ON attack was mace
The police out In force, and after iussle Win
the rioters succeeded IN driving them from the vcin
ity Of the City Hail. The members Of the mob then
devoted their attention 10 the house occupied by the
Liberal leaders, which they attacked with stones, doing
much damage before the police cond Dive them off,
Altogether 100 arrests OF socialists and their sup
portecs were made.
It Is apparent that the Socialists are In many In
stances deeply angered at the non-success OF their
candidates on the first ballots, and are in mood
10 make trouble At Jauer, town OF PrUsSlan
silesia where by-electi0n is necessary political
feeling Is running high, and the Socialists are par
ticularly embittercd against their opponents. The
Cons ervatiyes in the constituency held meeting
last night III support Of their candidate, and much
enthusiasm vas displayed. When the meeting broke
up and the Conservatives were leaving The hall they
we're set upon by large mob Of Socialists. and Il
desperate fight followed llorr Stroeae, the Con
seryative candidate. badly treated by the mob.
The police and troops made united charge upon the
s ciniisis and drove them OF. Many OF the rioters
were arrested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
IMPROVEMENTS by THE LONG ISLAND ROAD

The Long Island Railroad Company Is laying
tracks In the yards OF the Manhattan Bench Division
at the foot Of Sxty-ffth-st. Bay Ridge. for the
Of trains from Valley Stream J. l.. to that point. The
route over the Manhattan Beach Division will be-
used chiefly for freight purposes. About $50 900 has
been spent ut BAY Ridge In building new piers and n
floating bridge 10 run the freight cars ferry
bouts some OF the south side passenger trains
will also be- run TO bay Ridge lnstend Of Long Island
city. The Long Island road has Just built branch
from Iicmpslead To Valley stream and will Continue
IL to the Manhattan Beach read In Flaands. The
route from Hampstead 10 Bay Ridge Is twenty
milr1 long. The i.any,r 81 freight from Tay
Ridge 10 Jersey City will be easier than from Long
Island CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
OBITUARY. NOTES

Cape May. y. j., June % lSiccaD samuel Nathan a
wealthy Hebrew soap mangiarturcr OF Philadelphia died
OF cottage to-day, aged sNty-fOur. Death was
caused by c!rrhoss Of th' liver.
Chicago June 20 IspccIaDr. Carl Fischer OF Sy incy
~ S. W.. physician who came 10 Chicago 20 attend the
rcdicai congrc., and the Exposition died yesterday OF
ranerenc OF tho leg and crysipelas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
on THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

London, June 23.-The market closed extremely
quiet and with no feature Of note. The restricted
dealings were productive Of weakness British rail
road securities were steady. Argentine securities
rose Ia Consols OF the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada and most OF the American railroad securities
declined from Is to IS. After the official close
shade harder tone was developed in the street
Dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
THE BEDELL BROrHERs BACK TO BACK.

The troubles Of the North Side Publishing Com
pany have broken out afresh Thursday night Il
appears. Arthur, George and Edwin Bcdcll brothers.
who formerly controlled the company. broke into the
Office at Onehundred and -sixth-st ana Third
ave. and took possession Of It. Civil Justice W. q.
Office yesterday morning and tried to get in. The
result was squabblc In which Mr.. McCrcx wns put
out by Arthur Bcdell. All the We're arrested
and taken before Justice Burc. In the Harlem Police
Court. Arthur Bcteil was held for assault, and his
brothers were held for folcby entering the Office Of
the publIsLIng cOmrany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
To SELL RICHMOND TERMINAL SECURITIES.

Judge La, 0mbc In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday granted the Central Trust Company. the
petition Of f.. Francis Hyde Its second vlcc-prcsldcnt
leave to sell the securities and mortgages Of tn"
l:icAmond Terminal Company. held b. 1t rs trustee
The stocks ard binds deposited security for
IA" payment of bonds which there has been Il
default The securities 10 be- sold ~ Adrian
H. Muller 4 sons 1T auction On JUL ID NJ the real
estate rooms. ~, III l'rOrdway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
INSTRUCTIONS TO TMPIRES.

Washington, June 23ln regard 20 the puDnshea
cports that League umplrcs had received instructions
70 give tho ccsc decisions the home club, President
Young to-day said;
Ihere is not the slightest truth in such reports
Every League umpire has uniform Instructions to UNI
pire every game perfectly squaely and exactly 40 he
secs IT, without fear favor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
the receipts and expenditures Of 1929. shows Il
surplus OF s3l2.000.

THE ALLEGED NATURE OF ASIATlC ClioLhh"'
Berlin June 23.-Nuch interest has been aronSeu Dy
the announcement tina, Professor Emmerich oil MUNICH
and his assistant, Professor Tsubol, OF TOXIC, nave
discovered that asatic cholera Is essentially poison
Ing with nitric acid generated by koch's comm"
bnri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Earncd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,, New. York q FlIst on &c
by c.rors-PnadephIa Newfork Let on nss ~,
InilnGcIphia J. Now First base on bas-on
wcynlng 5 OH Kusie a. struck oqBy weyHlnf !:
HIts-lcilIy Weighing, conner sacrifice hts-Thompson
iiamsn Reilly. weighing, Burke Iiernsn, Mi nda,a
stolen base-Fullcr. Double plays-Weyhing ana B0yie
C9ancr Mlsan and Fuller wsrd FS Siis
Elements. Mugan. Umpre-Lynch. Time Of game
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
THE FAT VANDERBILT DIVIDENDS.
sEMI.AXXUAL sTATEMENTs-LAKE SHORES FINE
SHOWING.

sEMI.ANNUAL sTATEMENTs-LAKE SHORES FINE
SHOWING.
Tho directors OF the Vanderbilt Western roads yes
tcrdav declared the regular semi annual diVid.hus' Nv
Ing per cent the stock Of the Lake rn'r' anu
Michigan southern, pr cent on thc Mici's"n ''"'
and 1 Ia per cent On Canada son'hcrn' MI wv
dividends nre payablc August I. The Lake Shore
financial statement for the half year ending Jun" ~
f. exceptionally favorable. II shows gross earnng'
n, s144 600 against $lOG1e $3.50 IN the correspond
ing period OF 1897 an increase over last year vi
~ o6J I44 Doe per cent The operating expense
and take, amounted TO ss.:s3.2o1. against S'Ai'e'o
I'm 1906. an Increase Of SS6jJl1 or ll.5o per cent
The net earnings were 81 400 70i, against S32oo'oo
in lsg. an increase Of s.00o2s. or 6.l3 per cent.
D,ductlnc interest rentals ard dividend on guaran-
tccd stock. amounting to sl0soooo. there is left a
balance of n $50 7g3 against 81 5e0TG6 last year,
an Increase OF s2OO.O2s The balance l. equal 10
~ 90 per share OF stock against ~ 10 In 1s9.. De-
Quoting is] 800 for the per cent dividend, there
Is left n surplus Of 1906. 799, compared with sVol
IN the same period OF is02. In the halfyenr Of 1888
all bettermcnts charged to operating expenses
and I'm addition S7JOOOO charged oil against open
accounts brought forward from 1872 representing
expenditures made last year In anticipation OF this
year That the high character OF the property was
maintained at the standard l. proved By percentage
Of operating expenses 10 earnings OF 7O1J per cent
this year. against 69T per cent In 1902.
The Michigan Central statement for the hnlf-year
shows gross earnings Of 81 $50 oo against s76i2 900
In the first half OF 1902: opcratn: expenses OF
$5,7s5O0O (76.G2 per cent?. agains 81 5.732.0oo I1
per cent? and net earnings Of ~ 900, against
s!,9i00Oo a year ago Dcducting Interest. etc. OF
~ 100000. a surplus Is left of sjo5 600, divided rs
follows: To Michigan Central 100000 and to Can.
ada southern $4,000. Dcducting S37476i for divI
dcnds leaves n balance for Michigan Central OF
a., 23G compared with ~ II 23G In 1892. Adding
the proportion allotted TO Canada southern sl02 600
TO the balance from income of previous years OF
Si-G.GI2 gives surplus Of SJ3-.632; dcducting
S-7 800 for dividends leaves sljl l2 US the surplus
carried over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
pLANSING FOR " oNE-FARE" TRAINS TO CHICAGO

PLANYING FOR " ONE-FARE" TRAINS TO CHICAGO.
The result OF the formal vote OF the trunk lines
the proposition 10 thirty hour excursion trains
from Ncwiork TO Chicago. for fare for the round
trip viii probably be- definitely known Monday.
There l. little doubt that It will be favorable the
New York, Ontario ard Western Is said 10 have no
desire TO block the plans for popuarzng travel TO
the Worlds Fair. As soon the vote is announced
the Trunk Line Passenger Commission will announce
the schedules for tho trains. II Is hoped 10 have
them running by July 10. Taking IL for granted
that the excursion trains Will be well patronizcd
under the attractive rates OF fare established NIL the
trunk line general passenger agents busy pre-.
pairing every detail that Will conduce to the comfort
Of travellers There will probably De- four days
each week which the one fare trains Will rum two
trains each day. 10 permit each OF the eight trunk
lines To have train "a week. a large patronage
Is expected from points all through the State. we'll
ns from the city, and all the railroad companies Will
vie with each other In giving Passengers Oh their
trains the best OF care and attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
WILL MEET TIE GREAT NoHrnERN's cuT.

~. Paul Mirn. June 23Tbe Canadian Pacific
p: ilfoaI will soon ti"c LrLG la .hc rate war.
II /, learned excellent authority t.at tbs roac
will shortly announce rates to Its Pacific terminals
on identically the same basis the reduced rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ADJOURNED.
Richmond, Va. June 23.-The stockholders meet
Ing Of the Richmond Terminal Company adjourned
by the secretary to-day until July 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
WITHDRAWING EY THE CITY COLLEGE ALUMNI.

Tie Associate Alumni OF the College OF the City
OF Now-York held their annual social meeting last
evening in the chapel Of the college. and related the
class iraciors and stories Of college lie. The ALUMNI
glce club. led by DR.. Waiter Orcn, sang glces and
college songs. The speakers for the dccennai classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

The contest for this prize has been the occasion Of
much interest on the part Of architects and cotton
ana insurance men throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
MIR. BAYAID AT MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

London June o3-The Prince and Princess Of
Wales received ut Marlborough House to-day Thomas
T. Bayard the new United states Ambassador. and
Mrs Bayard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
CLOSING III
CLOSING P,iC rs or SAN FRANCrSco STOCKS.
San Francisco. Jurc -, 1895.

Take III Nrv-vvlk Central to Niagara FALL ana
sec the lluuson River and Mohawk Valley. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

OF the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific, which
will apply to San Francisco business also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
HEED the WARNING

Which is constantly giving In the shape Of bos
pmples. eruptions, ulcers ETC. These show that the
blood contaminated, and assistance be given
to relieve the trouble s. s. s. remedy % force
out these poIsors and enable you to get we'll
~ haze had for years humor IN my blood. which
made dread TO shave, small boils rniple, would
be cut thus causing the shaving be great annoyance
After taking three tottles s. :. my face Is clear
and smooth II should be-apcc splendid, sleep we'll
and feel like running all from the Of s. S. s.
"CHAS. HEATON ~ Laurel.st.. Phlls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Sleeping through 10 SarIiac Lake every day
w New York Central. sec time table. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Treatise OH blood and skin diseases mailed !rcc.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
L. A FREYER's BARGAINS.

The dry goods establishment of l.. A.
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street, has lately been stocked with new
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1 81 j. A. FREYER.
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And He Says Nothing.

From the Indianapolis Journal)
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
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