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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Cont-Gcncfal Tenn ieorr OBnen p J:
To Il and Parker. JJ.NOs. no. %, 49, II, %. CO. -,
supreme administrations Lawrence J.-Motlon
-apra.s ccGr -sP.cs Tern-rart I-DeOrc Patterson.
sapN%c ccGr riO SprH rcrmrart II Before Truay
$50 ~ ' ios ~ io5 4S u.s. s 55a 49, 5s
10. 49,. ga. 59s. 49, iiss. s'9 s.,, W. goo
,6a s5o ' sgGc is I,t5 iGG SIs 533 Ss s@5S
0-V r Sg c in , Ssp Tor s2 The iTS
Circuit Court-Par. Il-i'efore Andrews J-Cases from
tirtait court-rar IV-Dcforc Beach. J-ca,es from
Surrasatc'- Court Trial Term Before Fitzgerald. S
VIII. u Joseph Badcr. Minna Meyer. Amy H. Hsieht,
fe%Cc 9ss" Nm nSfa"yr re- 'Y nansom
E Of ,fp I Of oF oaa pFf 80 SSa sS a. w 2G
N.hiSnd Jane, Mada,n Martha Cotton. iIori:nSr A.
lSllIari POOL. Joseph llama. " ? noylan Ransom
r' tmG 9S ta aF,S unit, June %
Common P,a,-spccai Tcrm-Bciore Bi'ehoh. j.
common pleas-Equity Tcrm-n"fore GIcscrich. j.
Common e,l, Terms PAT Sd n ss HcGk't iS
5l7 1862 i;i6 lsos 1919. GQe s42i SO lG2 ,,.xor
ca. on: Pollock ~ Pollock
Common rc,-~rid rcsm-Part III-Aijou'ncd for tho
superior Court General Trrm-AdiounCd until July 3.
superior Court Special Tcim-rc'ore MeAdam. j.
S,mcrIor QUIT trial Tcrm-Pat I-Brore Dugro. j..
No 1885, s s!5 2' 4Sim lfs Ncuourscr j.
cry ceuT Pat Ins sGS at F,'s dss 5 III
cit, court 'irl rtm. PM al,do'r V an 49, sssI
~o oSGi .s,G 1.9J 2G6S iiO 2Njo, 2S.3 2Sst' osd
$50 IS7 oiO7 5tGj 2G67 2Gsj l11G, 2i5. 200 21lo
iGs5 sii 5si5 81. 32Os 1880 29l2 2ol' 2dOl ao7S
div court Tr Tom PAT IIIoRfogc Ne, asthy, 80;
So; FOG @773 2o77 2G5L 27s9 276i 200 2oo'
CIV Court-TrIal Tcm-Part IyIetorc Lhplich O. SOD
short causes. 3tis. l6l6 3,s,, -, 3!nn' ,s,S
3S59 1881. 1888. 3!3l. ~" ssh 0'''' "'''' -''
,s,G 2sSI 3ss1 3Sij. Nl =. - ,.,,u, co,,,,
'';ccu,, a., General Scssions-Part l-Bctorr 'oWihH
T and Assistant District Attorney MclnNrc-NoS I
49, ~ ncr,l Scsslons-Part II-Tctorc Smyth. Il;
and Assistant District Attorney Maciond-N"S' 10 IL
inclusive. Siam. Part III H.for, MARITIME D.
nd a.,s,,nt ID. strict. Attorney Town,nd-Nos. To :
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MR.. TIGHE CHANGES HIS MIND.
AT THE sCGGEsTION OF MAYOR BooDY TIN
CASE OF THE VIKINGS WILL BE
CONSIDERED TODAY.

The commander Of the Viking ship. Captain Marnns
Andersen visited Mayor Body, OF Brooklyn yes'eT-
day I'm company with Angus, Reymert and General
C. r. Christensen. 4 request WIS made on oehau
of CAPTAIN Andersen 10 have the hearing In the mat
ter of the charges made against Captain Andersen
and some Of his crew before next Monday for which
il WA. >et down By Police Justice Tighe. The latter
WIS sent for By Mayor Body. and II was agreed 10
have the hearing this morning. II will be- necessary
for Captain Andersen and the five sailors WHO were
arrested and placed under bonds TO appear The
pcllceman who made the arrest did not appear IN
court on Monday to the complaint, as 1t was
bi, day off, The complaint was sworn to by the
driver of the patrol wagon. Michael g. Dunn and he
has gone on lis vacation that 1t Is likely t!at
no one will appear press the charge against the
men Of the Viking ship. and IT will be DISMISSED
Captain Andersen says he was sober ut the time
OF the arrest and doe, not indulge In intoxicating
Iauors Most OF the city officials were Introduced
TO him when he was al the City Hall Yesterday.
Captain Andersen and Mate Gundersen spent pare
Of the forenoon yesterday at the Aston House III con-
sultation with their counsel. Mr.. Gundersen ana the
crew Of tho Viking ship went on board their vessel
I'm the afternoon put her In shape for the reception
TO Mayor Gilroy and IN" city officials. whlch i 70
occur hi, morning at 10 O'Clock. In" \lklg VIII
bn decorated for the OCCASION ana the guests VIII 10
treated 10 SOME black Norwegian beer, OF which zap
lain Andcrs on has 1000 bottles in store.
Mr. tinndersen visited Mrs. Ole Bull AT the Murray
Hi Hotel late In I'll" afternoon.
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Derby CANDIDATES At CHICAGO.

ChiCago. June Colon Aon1o, N. /. Dryers Derby
candidate and a,c iaV0 lie Ia uc 81, race. arrived Al
Washington Park yesterday alter quick AID nnc'cnifI
trim. Nonad accOmpaLl.1 him Travelling ruti-
Ianlon. The Big lusty, iGsy Don !, In the best Of
shape ard 1T u to-day. lie viii not take art
strong work until TETrday, whcl 1t j. probable that ~
will receive his grand prep Nomad J. rot engaged
In any Of the Washington Park stake but will take -
chance the overnight hardcaps dur the meeting.
Don Aon1o's Odds IN the antcpost betting dior1 fon.
10 5 to upon his arrival at the track. O. W. John
asked Ia gallop Yesterday moring and --'d
the DAY In dark -tl I"okouts Eaincr seems
unable I, control thc colts stubborn temper. lct"rliy
-to pod after going thre, quarters IL a nile and could
not be persuaded % wolk ont a mile. II look,
the son Tfoubador be- ready for the
and Ullman and Ecnert willing take a little
money him at 3 10 l.
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star and around her waist belt. with the motto
Excelsior The pedestal Is OF granite and Is eighty
feet In height It's base IS square, ana pears iour
bronze tablets inscribed with the names OF the New
York soldiers killed and wounded In the fight
From thi, base rises round column. fny-hve leet
high with "A horid composite cap. Around the lower
part OF the column is belt OF bronze, "rhaheh"o
with beautifully modelled altO-relevoS Ihey iorih
more or continuou, series. but portray especialy
four different scenes OF the battle. one of tncs'
show, t;ercrnI lIancocB badly wounded and being
helped from his horse another General Reynolds uyinS
ON the field he had helped to win. the third General
slckles wounded and falling from his horse ana Deug
caught by General J. Il. Carr and the fourt "eherhi
slocum surrounded by his staff All the figures are
lfrlike and easily recognizable.
The statue designed by Casper Buberi q
bohemian artist. who has been resident OF TINS
country for about thirty years. lie has designed
many battle monuments. the most rceM being me
Confederate memorial at Charlottesville. lie spent
Over a wear on thls statue. he actual work u
cu,ting begun in February by The Henri Bonrard
Bronzc Company. No. $50 West eiXteenthst. Ine
statue weighs 5000 pounds and cost 81 600. Inc
cost Of th whole structure, including the pedestal
and cnunn was $4,000. Its site will mark the
position Of the Ncw-York troops In the battle.
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SEVERAL HANDED down. At sARAToGA-Mo-
TONS HEARD.

TONS HEARD
Saratoga, y. Y, June 2O.-1he following decisions
Were. handed down to- day In the Court OF Appeals
The sixth Avenue Railroad Company agt; The Met
ropoian Elevated Railway company St"hbrlnR "st;;
tl'. Sew lorh Elevated Railway The Toronto u'hei,
rr-i Company agt the Chicago. burlington anu
Quincy Railroad Company the am. agt the Nauohii
Itauk of Commerce. Judgment Affirmed, WIN costs.
The People eN rel the y. Nicholas Avenue anu
Cr,,,towu inilr,ad Company agt. Grant, clark aet
Clark. Guntllrr ag. Mayer, Vessels AIT. BOttteIh.r ,
l. p,Opl, cN rel, the oak Hi Cemetery agi fratt
ihc People agt. the Long island ,tavlngS BANK
order affirmed. with costs. ,. 49,
rhc People ca rel the Edison Electric Light COM
pnl'v agt Campbell order OF General Term reversed ,
determination ~ the Controller reversed 80 TAR ~ ~
Included for ne, Vrpr>" OF taxation IA" stokS n'lu
y the rclaur foreign corporations. ana the matter
reunited 10 the Controller 10 TIN end that he may
r,adu,r the tax upon the REALTORS capital In accord
nrc with the views expressed In the opinion, WITHOUT
costa 10 either party in any # the courts
lowell agt. JaEcyIin. DcLacy agt. Adams. Ap
peal dismissed. with costs. ,
Hovdiich AIT Aymult. Ordered That the dlstnb1-
flou ,n far a. IN. funds now In thu hands or the
trustees r, concerned shall be made 10 all parties,
I'm accorlnncc with the views expressed In the opinion
White agt. the Ciiy OF Brooklyn. Motion 10 advance
denied on account Of hchcs on The part OF The plant
H. with $40 costs. -
Tie following l. tho calendar for tomorrow Nos.
a. 700 7OJ. 70i 40. 40. 3i6 and 40
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thc mainland guards were increased so far every
thing is quiet
4 MEMORIAL TO THE BRAVE.
NETWORKS STATUE AT GETTiSBu RG
TO BE UNVEILED on THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE

TO BE UNVEILED on THE ANNIVERSARY OF IhE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE FIGURE.
The statue in honor Of the New-fork soldiers VINO
were wounded or killed at Gettysburg has been nm
i,hed and will he shipped to the battlefield tomor-
row. The Legislature made the appropriation lor II
two wears ago. The measure also provided for paying
tho ,vp,n,,s OF n reunion Of all New-YOrk veterans
At the unwilling on the anniversary OF the battle,
IuIv l. > and g. 1893. Governor Flower, Secretary
Lamont and other prominent men are expected to
be present.
The statue IS bronze female figure representing
victory II Is fifteen feet eight inches In height. ana
hold. I'm The outstrctchcd right hand an olive wreath
rs II about place 1t on the head OF soldier In the
left hand the Victory holds garland OF flowers ana a
mole crowned with liberty cap. ON her breast Is u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
LAMPLIGHTER DEFEATED.
ANOTHER UPSET IN THE SUBURBAN.

THE ILGHTLY-wEGHTED LOwLANDER AND
TERRIFIER oUTENy THE FAvOHrTE
II was generally expected that the Withdrawal OF
Tammany from the Suburban Handicap, on account
Of injured hcof and the whitening heat Of N'Sor
day. would shrink the attendance NJ sheepNh'ad bd'
TO moderate numbers. But all anicipationS OF that
sort were COMPOUNDED by the multitude OF red-iaceo
men, women and children who crowded the granh
stand covered the lawn gathered upon the ROOF ana
suffered great deal OF anguish from The melting
air. Terrible the rush Of stcaming. oo@ine "N-
uding victims into the betting ring. In their Wild
frenzy 10 back their choices In that Inner circle OF
lIades, with It's agOnizing temperature, lis sweat
streaming of closely packed wrctchcS. the jealous
who insisted upon rskng their money on their favor
lie animals went through an experience OF PAIN ana
torment which they would revolt from elsewhere
and they did this In order 10 lose their money For
Il was emphatically bookmakers' day. Nearly all
the visitors the track were poorer when thy cam"
away than when they went to the races.
The Suburban itself disaster and ratas
trophe Many thousands OF human beings who rarely
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/ LONG SIEGE EXPECTED 1T TONIWIND1
BUSINESS, MEN VAST THE Troops wITHDRAwN
-sLow WOEK OF THE POLISH LABoRERS.

BUSINESS MEN WASr TUE TROOPS WITHDRAWN
SION WOEK OF TnE POLISH LABoRERS.
Tonawanda. y. y. June 2o.-rhc work Of I'M
loading barge, j. being done slowly. TWO nave ais
charged their carsOr,. bat all tc others are sun
waiting. Most of the unloading Is done by the
crews, - IN" IC's slow business men
nfr complaining OF the presence OF the troops, ana
petition has been prepared aud viii be put In
circulation either to morrow Or At III" mass meeting
,alrd FOR tO.morr0w NIGHT u ling President Stanley,
If North 1ondwanGa. 10 all diligence to obtain
the immediate Withdrawal of the troops now quartcrci
here. 4 dcputation will also bc sent II LOckport to
lay before sheriff Ensign statement OF the case
with a request that he order the troop, home.
At 3I5 0cloca this morning m alarm Of fire
raised ana there stampede of guards and
pichrtS The fire small one In south Canal
H., but the men responded in way that showed
hw we'll prepared they were for such emergencies.
Many came down last night To MI out
their rcST"ctiv" companies. and there are about
1r0 National Guardsmcn her" all told Evidently
"a long siege Is expected but II the troops kept
her" al week n Is thought Colonel Welch will re
cve the present detail and bging down the other
four companies OF Ill. regiment
About 100 Poles came down for work today, and
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JoSrpU JEFFERSON At BrZZiRUS BAY.

Duyzorr, BAY. Mas. lure 20. -JoS"ph Jefferson.
Tho veteran actor, arrived her, this morning III II
nrvatc ear from hall River. lie was accompanied
hv his wife and &. r. Jefferson. MI Jefferson "iu
not suffer any III effects from his journey ana ap
nc,rcd I'm his usual health except that he looked
,u.h,t mile A. he nlight,d from the ear h.
seemed much pl,lscd. There was cool breeze blow
Ing nom the waters of th, bay which WAS exceedingly
r"SSreshinc The uaity was taken In Mr.. Jefferson ;
nry,tr rnrrlncr Ia tn" Whittier Cottage, which VIII
be- occup"d by Mr. Jefferson during the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
POOR DEMORALIZED GIANT
TIE. SENATOR'S BEAT THEM sol NDIY.
so CRIPPLED THAT SHE HAD TO
PLAY \ NEW MAN on THIRD.
GAMES YESTERDAY

Washington 10. NV YORK g Cleveland TO- Pittsburg 6.
Brook va II, Boston 4. IhilldelphIi 10 Baltimore =
Louislii ), Cincinnati !.
The Giant, In their bst form yesterday AMI
they EASILY those dc-pscd senator's fiom
Washin gton. In fact local ha not been plav
ing sc.ou'ihc baseball for over week. Baldwin and
Eu,ie .c.n TO suddenly lost form since the naIag
nent dc-rcI them to Alternate. Then the Injuries to
Nj NaiOu DOYLE and DAVIS appear TO have finished tho
dcmor,l Doyle AID Davis particularly sadly
missed v,,t rday
1he weather even more insdlcraby hot than on
Monday. sWari was short Of players. and he forced
b call uro howe. relic OF the old Metropolitan, to pay
thrl la,e Howe lated well enough. but hi fielding
wa. anat u-h in the extreme. Tn Washlnetons scored
eight rms sccoI1 inning. and that settled the game.
The scOrr.
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u,lr. oorn nrGIMENr Nr cREEDMOOR.

The range at Crecdmoor was occupied yesterday
br q detachment Of the Goth Regiment. composed Of
C,mponics A. b. &. and X, under command OF Colonel
Cavanagh and numbering abon 90 officers ana men,
Cautnin Morgan acted rcgmcnial inspector OF rihe
practi g. or those present 1914 qualified IN the
second class and 14G won the state narh'mahs
dccorarion Company y furnishing 10, company H.
Il: Company &. 10: Company |. "a: Company H.
IL: Company ID. 16 Company T., Il; Company +.
). Company G.. . Company H. ), and field, stan
and non commissioned stan. u. In the vol"y hrhg
M thc man targets the records were Company
4 200 shots. 30 h, Company u. 80 Shots ~ M :
Company T.. | 80 shots. - hits Company l. -oo
shot, II hits; COmpAny X, 2.O shots % hls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
SuCGGLED CHINANEN ARRESTED.

Seattle, Wash. June 2O.-I'hlrtywo cinnamon are
In jaIl here and the customs officials are congranat
ing themselves on defeating the greatest attempt al
wholesale smuggling ever made on the Pacific Coast
The Cinnamon were brought to seattle on smuggling
vessel from British Columbia late on Sunday night
They werr then transferred to u Northern Pacific
railroad boxcar, which was supposed to contain
merchandise for Portland. ore, AMI was to have been
shipped last night, but the customs ohclnls received
information concerning the matter and broke open
the car. The Cinnamon were taken " jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

pliiadt llhII. June -. -Iuda F'l' p'''.h A"''''
q. lpia and Baltimore was fuh'fd oil aI Wl'i'r' "'F
,t. ,itr, uun. when the hone tam mad. eight rul-.
c.. ,v, ,.., ,..r. ort Ar.r
mono 81 "'.n win" '', WV ,,, ,.,
uu' INNING 'N'"" p.'".' ''''''' .'
Ont Tor mc mt u"f th'' -'''n. h'"'.' u'''"'
haturc 81 Oh" tau". at'I' ''" al" NV
Attendance i.oi6. III" scci,t
Philadelphia o.. .....- Ky
h'I''"'h ,o t....
80 ~, m,'- n"i, w. ",t,,t'r.,. W.,bl'r and
ttn... MrN,hh and Chtkc rupr'. Lunch.
rit,.t,,r In. 20 -,i,,r,td NIT PIft-hutr~ pitcher
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WERE THE CATBOATS OCCUPANTS DROWNED

The catboat KAN. owned by Harry J. klgpN' vi
C,narsir L. L. which hired by three men zen
day, ago TO go fishing In. was found yesterday GU
Con,y Island beach with her mast gone and her S'A
IN shrrds The boat wreck. Ii Is feared 'ilat
fin. men were drowned and that the boat was wn,h'o
ashore No one the beach could ten ahNtnnis
hnu, ,,. boat The men, II l. said lived In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
SHEEPSHEAD BAY HANDICAP.

These the wcghts for the Shccrshcad Bay IIandi.
cap, mile and eighth. 10 be iun tomorrow
L,mpl Ghter, 1876 Banquet. 1873; Longsrcct L..
ton 10; Yorkville Belle. ~ Raccland. III Low
lander, H. Locohaichee. 1I0; Vestibulc. ZIG
Pcknickcr. Il3; Chsrade. Ii3; Kilkenny 10;
Lconawel 100; AdcIbert. 100; Iddeslegh los: High
Commissioner. loS TERRIER. 10Y; The Pepper, iO0
Loantaka. lO6. Demuth 1o5; Pickpocket I05: Ccntca
l0i; Candela5ra, 1903; Nonad 1903; Count 1902 Julien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Landau. Junc .O.-Thc Newcastle and "o'lor'h
lark summer race meeting opened to day. Inc hrS'
contest on the programme, and the most hc,'S''e
of all. WIS The race for IN" Nor,h p''D' ~,
-, zoo o., ,troo veor-old, one milo and half. The
49, ,r ,,.,, lac I'M. DuLc OF Beaufort, bay colt son
~ cun by Pctron.l, out OF Ihona. Douglas baru 5
brown colt IIarbngcr. by taiopn on, oil lTN RI;
finished .,cond and Lord llarewOod'S brown coll
XyIoplonc by Chppcndale. ont OF Canllon' tmru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
RANK CASHIERS DEFALCATIOy.

Ellsworth, Me-. June 2O-Frederick l.. Kent. cas""r
Of the First National Bank, of Ellsworth. was III.
nounced to-day to be a defaulter In the sum OF
slo 900. OF which $4,000 Is covered b. his bond.
The bank loses about 80 0OO but lis credit Is nLin,,
paired The defacaon is supposed to have s son.
,cssion and will surrender himself " justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
rToSJyG RREtKS ON THE MISSISSIPPI

New Orleans. June 20.-rhe Bondrcw cre'ass' ana
the break In the Williams levce have been SUBSTANTIALLY
closed In the crcvaSsc. four miles above ibis ctN the
opening last night WAS more al 10 feet w'ue'
,nsed In n day ar two Tipfic over the lazoo ana
Mississippi Valley Railroad has been suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TIE EROcKIYNS WIN ~ BOSTON.
GOOD BATTING BY THE YIslTDEs-llE SCORI
IL TO 1.

nos,on juno "0.Ail the snap seemed 70 b" taken o"t
II the BOSTON, carly I'm the TO-DAY and the Bride
rrnou- bv GOOD batting On s. pl'a-f The cham
pon- hi hall hard Int almost invariably into tn air,
only 70 fail into a fielder. HAMS. Iouu pt busy
and n only inning iail'i 10 get chance The At
sou,.d captain also led at TIA bat Br.Int catches hy
camel and stoycy and VOID fu stop by Long were the
other ie.sirc.. Zach h1- won four gam's. and to
Morrow contc-t IS awaited with interest Attendance
obi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Tile. Kt.lOKDS.
GAMES TODAY.

N,w.York vs. Ealtluorr, 40 l0O i'iounis, Nc"-io DIX
Cleveland y. Pius1uFs. at Cleveland
ro.ton " Yrookiyn a. Boston.
Clicaro -. ~. Louis. a. Chicago
Tho New Yorx ont Baltimore teams VIII play OF post
Ionci game AT the Polo GToInd- 10 day
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NI.W-EORK
liz Is 27l3

-, .0'.' :. - IL - =, n , . I-IG
NFshllttoI " "
fan'd runs-washmrton .. Ncw-York g. FIR, base
nv errors- Washington T. Newly York g. Lit on bases
Warrington : New.Yok =. First bare on balloon
Mccain j. OF BALDWIN I. Struck out-Iiy M"ekin g. by
EalAin T. 1hree.la., h.t-Milligan. Two-baSc MT
Lyons. slrince hiis-Wse. SULLIVAN ,,nrhe. S,olen
b.-.s-Iarxin Strlckcr, burke. W1Id = Howe Bald"ih
Mia pitrh-Meckin. Pass Il iali--tar'u. Miligln
[ r,pirc-I { Tii,c or game 20
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UILEED OTTOFA UINDOW IN HIS SLEEP.
DEATH OF DANIEL LORD JR. OF THIS CITY,
WHILE on VISIT TO CHICAGO.

DEATH OF DANIEL. LORD JR.. OF THIS CITY.
WHILE on yI>IT TO CHICAGO
Chicago. June 20 (>pccial.-Danel Lord IT, OF
New-Yorh "A guest OF II. II. Mccormick, walked ID
his sleep ont OF an open four-soy window last h'sn'
and fell 10 the stone below. receiving lnlu
ri,s from which he died this morning. MI Lo'u hau
come with his mother and sister TO see the fhr anu
visit Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick. lie was nj Jackson
Park Yesterday and spent the evening In the company
of several college classmates. lie returned I" 'H'
Mccormick home at IL O'clock. and went to bed NOT
long afcrward "A commercial traveller Cllarl", i'''
VINO was passing the hou>r heard some On" ,ailtls
Dick Dick" and a moment later saw BODY "a"
from the fourth story lie gave the alarm, ana VIZ.
lord was taken into the house. The body VIII DO
taken 10 New.York for burial Mr.. Lord was a SOM
nambulls but his movements In his sleep had never
before been such TO give rise 10 alarm rs 10 !As
safety.
Daniel Lord, IT, who was killed In Chicago. WAS
the youngest Of Daniel Lord senior member Of
the law arm Of Lord. Day a Lord, No. 40 Broadway
lie was twenty three years old. Young Lord was an
exceedingly promising young man. After his pre-
limnary studies In the schools OF this city he went
TO Yale and was graduated there last June with the
class OF 1sJ. Ills record us student was good ana
he was popular with his classmates IL" was MEM
her Of the college society Of Scroll and Keys. Last
autumn he began t. attend lectures al the N'w-io
Law school When not engaged by hi, work there
no ,pent his time studying in his fathers Office. with
the expectation OF ultimately becoming member of
the firm. Ten days ago he accompanied his father,
mothcr and sister on 4 two weeks trip to the WORLDS
Fair at Chicago the whole party visiting AT the house
Of H. r. Mc.ormich, whose wife Is first cousin vi
Daniel Lord, ST.
Younc Lord has been subject slight attacks OF
somnambuli,m but no danger 10 him was aniielpa''d
from them. The cntirr family VII pro ably rrtt",n
from Chicago almost Immediately bringing Win lh'!n
| I'M, body for burial In this city.
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eroi. rfoo,yn lo-'er iir-i ,"1 on ,.l,a.
by Niho', =" Home run loutf Ihr'c-la'c m,. or
,oran. Two-n1,. bit -Ioptf. Burns. ''h|niI. punN'
"A, rre hit Sto,,y pa,y g. tol,og1u. tIlr Nl'hnl,
stolen lao ~to,r'. Mccarthy. lt--'d u'l-io '''''
ln-L-L--- lIu-.i. ILmn Of gam--l 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

100 Silver Fox. 81; sir Matthew Do; steve iN''' %
Rough and Ready. 90 Aionlo' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Airplant I, 1l2.....-.. Nc 'e-Ihu.p 81
~ Win 1II....... ........ Hamilton 0-l %
'| Tmc-l 10. .aato
llarc - p -. - tho
This wa, an easy victory for Torn r"r' VINO tooA VIZ
lead after going quarter Of mile ana won III ~,
non cantcr Ly three lengths; Addic se'ohu' o
l,,letn cfcrc Boz McDuG. 40 bid.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000. Selling. seven iu''o"3''
y" W Betting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Mutuo.-IIammlc straight eI3 25 place 30 %; Integ-
rity place 427 %. IL,
Poor jonathan and Gettysburg ware taken out HAM
mic got OF in front stalled off the challenges OF Wa'tfsm
and Integrity and won clevcriy by length INTEGRITY
second three lengths before Madrid who beat Modoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Empire StabIc's ca. H. I0rmebtor by Joe
Hooker-Csie Smart. yrs. III n
(OysrtoM lis 4-5
RanSoes Ns siaSls eS Sr Aes McbaS To-
((ioodaie) Isl C-1
Kinestock aged, ia (caf. 1l6).. .(Tsral 81 81
Poor Jonathan, T. io7..-... .iLamblcyj ID u
Ing1:, g. 96...... Id. Lambey 4Q-l 10-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

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