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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

,.o,,, ,r,cntv.nve members Of Kitching fost NJ
En- - r I'm command OF Abram II. Tompkihs
- a froterpal visit to Farnsworth POST o'
nf,ur, Vernon on Friday night. This post Is ma"
TIC arrangements for the entertainment u '
-. ~ me 9Th New-York Heavy ArtiieiH' o. o.
i',h ,,.nre. n Hendrickson, OF TINS Cl's,
nrosideuf on the occasion 0i It's ""'' "
n Nam Vernon In September. . ,..n hold
w, Noung Mems Christian Assoc " -, b.,
,,nion meeting this afternoon a. 1,g,v near
Eg,.f Reformed Church, South 3rot ,pI S,le an
itr6so,, ~ General o. q. Howard VIII ' no vaTi
ai.,-ts e., he interest OF the soldiers al tiS,
",,e G,V.rnm.nt camps. General Morgan Nm slirs,
~. The Rev. DR.. John j. keel .. g., the
st.thodis, Episcopal church. WI assn ,,,, sing
st,ic~s and the Noveho @uat,ct VIZ. 60 ~
Ki.chins post G. a. r.; The Iaulo Nm ' attend
Crneral Howard Will speak thls i"''''''e 80
WsrImrtou Avenue Bapust Chcrch' ,soo,s,.on l.
W." Va ~. voinc Womens Christian AsSociat'on =,
,, In possesson o. liz new quarter reU e,'ii
se1urcd Il; 30 30 Pr9spfc,,,st,, ."N'"s
en- Rfv.rdale-aNe and ltucsoh-sl a. s,,or.l
,1r,h.r Of city officials attended tle ~. ,hn
81 Waterman John A Kane yr5teiu d, e. hoo
Shurch Of the Immaculate Concepti9nGS ham"nn%I9;c
gNf.rnt.rs OF Royal AIcaiunl arc .,tiar y,srs
i1,',ir, company. Of which he was a meiloe' "'''
aTS III ty Walter Iaidlaw. Of New York Ci ,Sc
.,i ,-eoch today morning and eVetihs ~ NJ
Tirst reformed Church The Rev En , =,
worth Of the Nepperhdn Avenue bap.,ss na ~ The
Minstrel entertainment was gwen III ., , ,
tt,l ludlow on Friday night. before an auu.'.n
~, ili.d the hall II an amateur perry
snce ana the solosts Of ths evehing W. " "
GGsre,eSen l. A. McGrath. W. j. Johnson , vi, - -
R RsTEc chris T. shSr i Nj J. Shea w j. WIN"
opd q Il NearY
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TARRYTOWN

The residents OF UPPER Maln-st are much an
moved nights by the noise made In loading brick
on fatcars by ,he Tarrytown. White Plains ana
Mamaroneck Railway Company. The trolley com
pany is building a power-house at White Plains
ard carts the brick from this village. The Work
cannot be done In the daytime. as II would AFFECT
the passenger service. ,, ,,,,... -.
The funeral of Mrs Caroline Rerlsen Gihon. who
died in New-York hospital on Wednesday, Wa
held a, her home In North Broadway. yester-
dsv afternoon the Rev J. Seiden Spencer. rector
OF Christ Episcopal Church. officiating The ser
vices were attended By a large number OF prom
inent people including the members Of Mary Wash
ington Colonial Chapter. Daughters OF the Afnerl-
can Revolution Of which airs Ghon MAS a
meulber Mrs Gihon the daughter OF Henry
Rutgers and Elizabeth Waldron Remsen. and was
horn in MorristOwn. y. J. She was twice married
her Arst husband being DR.. 1t Roy. who was
Killed in runaway thirtt years ego. BY this
marriage she had TWO children-Mrs Henry Dale.
who was Miss Elizabeth lie Roy. and Frederick
L. Roy Her second marriage TO William Gihon.
who survives her. took place In New-FoIk about
!" T,Trytown Council No. 81 order OF Chosen
Friends has elected these new officers: Councillor.
sydney Vanderbilt: vice-cOuncillor. Oscar Purdy.
Iasi councillor. W. A GIN; treasurer. George Put
nam. secretary. George II. Wescott: warden.
George Vanderbilt. and marshal William Reed
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NEW YORK CITY

Adolph Kcssler has been appointed chief In
snsc,or Second Division Of the Health Depart
men, which takes in The Bronx The salary L.
$500 year.
General Q o Howard Will deliver an address at
the patriotic mass meeting IN the interest OF '"e
ARMY work Of the Young Mons Christian Assocl'-
ton to Dee held tomorrow night I'm IN" hall or the
HARLEM, branch so West observation-disclosures
twenty-0fth-st There will be special patriotic
music under the leadership 81 g. !. iusaaeH
Arnold Constable a. co. Will close their store on
SATURDAYS AT y o'clock noon during he months
Of June July August aud September.
There viii be music this afternoon, beginning at
o'clock on the Mall In central Park. AZ Bronx
Park and az 81 Mary's Park
Iosephine Wnd two wears old. OF 80 20 cor
nela-St wa killed Yesterday morning 10y " SIKH
ave. horsecar at Sxth-aye and Mine'''-'t The
child toddlcd ont Of store while her mother was
inside ana Wa no, seen by the driver ia the foad-
WY The driver was arrested and held Tor the
Coroner
S1uadron 4 VIII attend divine service ,hi@ after
noon in fun uniform at the church Of the Heaven
lv Rest where the chaplain Of the squadron. tn'
Rev Dr H. Parker Morgan. will preach the ser
mon. Captain Bridgman VIII be IN command
Twenty new members were accepted IN the squad
last week.
A number OF members Of the Author club re-
lI,ylng thet The concentrations and good Wishes
Of th. club should Lo ,N',ud"d to oscar :. S'raus
on his appointment a. Minister 20 Turkey. htv"
prevailed on the secretary 10 cat - special meet
ing for THAI purpose. and IL Will be h'id AT the
clubrooms on Thursday evening.
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PEEKSKfII.

At the Church Of the Assumption o" "eu's
aav last Archbishop Corrigan administered NV
rite OF confirmation 10 large class Vi 'H'''e
and "a six adults He assisted by MS Sec'e
49,. tho Pow lanes Connolly. OF New-York. the
pav Or James r Curran. Fathers kncslu anu 1
Gtlmartin ana manv other visiting clergyh'ena a.,
tba early morning two hundred children slssssoeH a.
a mass said by the Archbishop anu 'eVe'
Holy Communion. . - ~ V will
fn the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian , n"i b
here to-day morning and evening NO P"S'o' mas
beeD selected by this congIeB&tio;' -, t,,,o,.
There was an incident In Peekskiii on rilra!
that was not on the programme OF me romero ti
Monument celebration. About o'clock IN ,nG
morning the entire Poekskin fire department Hh9
,he Are DEPARTMENT OF ST Joseph's Home marcheu
10 the home Of Leverett Crumo IN how Ts,
On Tho porch were assembled eN-May0r iiorto'
end many ex-viage officials. MIS-. 'rnmD ue
scended the steps and handed 10 supervisor Jtuhe7
II IIoirht who Is chief of the Peekshiil uePaI /
ment. a stand Of colors, two silk hags one Was
The American flag. the other SILK banner wiz.
he fnsrrintion The Peekskn Fire Department
Mr. CruInb. who is also Clerk Of PeeksKlli' am9
now serving his sixteenth year made D'lei
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PORT CHESTER.

The second annual exhibition OF the Westchester
Gardeners Association closed in Port Chester last
night The exhibition conducted 10y the gar
deners and was composed Of beautiful array OF
cut roses flowers. plants. fruits ana vegetables
Prizes were awarded in the various sections Az
follows: Cut roses. Hobart Park: Hicks Arnold
stable; towering shrubs J. Nj. Constable: herba-
cecus n)wers. Marian Osborn estate. Robert Nal
stable: fruit--Mrs. A. r. Sackett and the Marian
Osborn estate strawberries; c. A. Gould grapes
ana peachcs and J. VI. Constable, melons: vogeta-
bles Mrs s. r Sackett J. NJ. Constable and G.
A Gould; plants james W. Qulntard. Marian o.
horn estate and TrenOr l. Park. Among the ex-
hihits OF Mrs. Sackett Of Rye. was Sharpless
strawberry which weighed eS3 grains and was ~
incnes in diameter: also cucumber tWenty-On
inches long. TWO punches Of grapes grown on
Charles A. Could's property. In Grace Church-st.
RYE weighed 40 pounds each William Smith.
gardener of the Eunice Mallory estate. Hawthorne
Beach had a collection Of five thousand native
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
7ELEGRiPHTC NOTES.

Moline KAN June 49, Mr.. John =. sawyer has
been shot and Killed 10y her husband. who mstook
her for a burglar. Mrs. Sawyer had arisen and
stepped 10 the rear porch. Sawyer. who H. we'll
known man. II is feared. may lose his mind
Greensburg. Penn. June ls.-Three Polish miners
were suffocatcd last night by smoke and steam
from a fire IN the Unity coal mine. near LatrObc
Their names were John Anger. Albert Schebclk and
John WIKI The fire caused by garments hung
ND to dry falling oil stove and ignltins the
coal.
Detroit June ia dispatch to THE News" from
Grand Rapids. Mich. says Fire this morning In
The factory district destroyed the plant OF the
Grand Rapids Desk Company and the Hake Manu-
featuring Company. The loss Oh the desk factory
will be 5000 with So 900 insurance; on the Hake
Manufacturing Company. SO 90. with $40 90 nsur-
ance. Three hundred and ten men are thrown ou'
of employment as = result The plants out
side the city limits. and the fremen We're unable
TO get water.
Schenectady ~ Y. June B-Frank Mcntier. 81
Cohoes d member OF the United States Engineer
ing Corps working Rotterdam Junction, ~
missing and Is supposed TO have been drowned In
the Mohawk River. Yesterday morning Mclnter
was directed TO find a ford across the river by Su
perintendent Howard He was alone when he
into a deep hole and drowned. The body has
not been recovered. Searching parties have been
dragging the river for the last twenty-four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of Incorporation OF me George
Y Wray Drug Company. Of fonkers was heu III
the County Clerks Office yesterday The corpora
ton is formed for the purpose OF manufacturing
and dealing in al kinds Of drugs and cheinicais-
The amount OF The capital stock Is hxed al si"vo
snd the duration OF the company Is hfty years
The directors are George b. Wray. Harre u
Shipman and Rose NJ. combs . a.,
estate OF Or Louis e Berthe, who was recent '
killed in Noun, Vernon was nIed NeSteiua! III
the Office Of Surrogate Silkman go
The graduating exercises Of the Bloomingdae
Training School for attendants VIII be hei9 neN'
,r5nrsdsv afternoon. II will De an Invitation
sfrair and viii include address by Dr. H. +.
SUM ri,nmmri White Plains No 2is + of A. elected
the following Officers on Friday evening; Chief
Ranger John j Haley: sub-chief ranger. James
w Sfanord: senior woodward. John J. Reilly
senior beadle John T. kehi; junior beadle. ii. j.
Denham; outside guard. Frederick Oakley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
MERCHANTS DolhD OF TRADE DENIES IT.


TALK or REyOKING LICENSES FOR ITS AGENTS
oN THE PIERS
Tho officers of tie Merchants ana Manufacturer
HoarJ Of Trad. deny stoutly the report published
y.sfDrlty tAu. owing 20 the interference" in IN"
work of customs men on the pers tie nccns" 90 10"
Boards agents 20 go on the piers "a- p" oe i"-
voked The trouble arises oGt Of the in~p"r iiou
OF Mrs Elisha Dyer'r baggage and mat oi MI-
J. " Alexander Mrs Dyer declared $40 worth
az goods and This dl not satisfy the agents ~ Ia"
Merchants and Manufacturers Board OF Trade. and
they caused the detention of her trunks G. Q.
shame president ~ the organization. when seen
nj the Hoffman House yesterday. said. wv" 90 not
,ar- 20 NEEDLE with hdgBase. Ny In7trur lions
va ..,-u aud his hands N lie can suggest p" q
customs oiroial where he thinks a search should
be- made. T-at h. all
William f. Russell. who represented ia" Hoard
ON this occasion. SPOKE thus Of Mrs Dyer
Gaze. IL is a matter Of record "ith N" Gus
toms officials fha. Mr.. Dyer at FIRST swurr that
she had nothing dutiabir shw that sne h"i
,.l.-on trunks. and suggested that they he ~
sioctcd. \ search led L. an nppriisen'nt ot s1NV
on what she had Shc then offered {" pay duty on
$500 ana finally sworc on $500 on account Of having
goods to that amount which she had taken over
Collector Bidwcn minated yesterday tina. nc
Thought seriously % Curtail!ne the privileges q;
the Merchants and Manufacturers Board OF
Tr.d, whose rcpI-S .ntHtitr caused the detention
Of Mrs Overs baggage The action OF this repre-
s-ntntivc IL was alleged 10 The Collector. vas
most unwarranted. The Collector was di-inclincd
10 discuss the matter bat did not hesitate to say
mat q gross injustice had been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
WAIT NKGRo orrIcERS APPOINTED.

AZ AFRO-AMERIcAN CONVENTION pENorNcEs
THE PRESIDENT AID THE GOVEENOR.
ENGLAND Afro american Baptist Convention. Mt the
Rcroan Baptist Church. in brooklyn. the Rev \.
Gordon Of Philadelphia. declared amid yocirorous
applause that he had hoped and was hoping that
the American arms would not ne victorious until
Justice had been accorded the negro soldiers
W Bishop johnson, OF Washington u. g.. the
Editor OF The National Baptist Magazine" pre-
cpitatod the discussion In which this speech was
made by submitting report on tho state Of the
country In which he said that the reporting com
,itude toward the Afro-Amerlcans In its refusal 10
officer negro regiments with negro Officers. He de-
clared that The convention should go on record as
dcnouncing the Administrations attitude. and he
urged the appointment OF committc. 10 20 to
Wasriugfcn 10 present to the President tn" sent-
ments ~ the convention on the subject. Addresses
to similar effect were delivered by DIR. Anderson
Taylor Of Washington the Rev. A. W Adams, Of
Boston. r.. l.. Anderson. Of Virginia. V :. Ho-
land Of Rhode Island and the Rev. Or. -. W.
Wisher, u N,w-York Some OF the speakers de-
clared that the imlnistratiOn was not doing Jus
iicc 20 those who had been brave and loyal in the
Rebellion while It had put ia high places those who
rebelled against the Nation.
The convention went on record AS dcnounciug
Governor Black for mis- refusal accept a colored
bv a delegation Of coored ministers. aud congrAtu-
laiions sent by telegraph 10 the Governors Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Massac huartts for
giving colOrcd officers 10 colored regiments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
NEW-ROCHELLE.

A lawn party N aid OF the Womans Christian
Temperance Union given on Friday night al
the home Of Mrs. Dr. r. W Flneh' PROSPECT anu
Centre ayes.
The school tax will be receivable on and after
Tomorrow at the office Of the Receiver OF Taxes
The New Rochelle Branch OF the Red rose an
nounces that il will hold weekly meetings IN Tin
ity parish house "Wednesday mornings -appn-
cations for membership can be sent TO MIS- MAUI
rice Kingsley or Mrs Katherine T. keogh
Adrian lsen has acquired the ground occupied
BY a number OF unsightly buildings near 81 Ca
byieI,s Cburrh and the hospital. I'm West New-Ko-
chelle and will remove them and macadauize inc
streets In Guion Place. making II one OF ule must
attractive spots in the village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
MISSIONARY NrOpS I Runaway.

SAVES NUMBER OF ms SUNDAY -scHooL GILL
DREN FROM SERIOUS INJURY
The Rev James NJ Mapcs % the Beacon Light
Mission At 80 2i2s First-ave. looked after the
pbvsical welfare Of two hundred OF hiS sunday
school children Last night by stopping runaway
horse I'm East ne-hundrrd- and -twer'y -hfth-st.
A. ne was oscorting tho children home from a
picnic.
The children were turning into Onc-hundr"d- and-
twenty-nfth-st from Sccond-ave. when the horse
attached TO a wngon driven by John MouHhan,
seventeen years old. of No. ia East one hundred
and -twrnty-third-st. dashed east along the same
street toward The children. All scattered. but
otto Bauer. eight years OF age Of No. 2'o' Sec
ont-ave. WAS hit by the horse and knocked down.
He was ATTENDED by an ambulance surgeon. and
was found to have suffered only slight bruises.
Many OF the frightened children were running di-
rcctlv ahead Of the horse and others had run into
houses nearby. The pastor saw the danger At
once and he dashed after the frantic animal.
He caught II In few seconds. and though
dragged of his feet several times. he held the
horse until he had brought Il to n stardstill
Policeman Riley. OF The East One -hundred-and-
twentv-Aixth Station. took charge OF the horse
and wagon and arrested Monahnn. The children
we're gathered together again and many Of their
parents congratulated and thanked the clergyman
fOr his bravery.
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forR wAur,u MFRS SUBJECT or SrIT.

AN rXpIAN CHEF SEEKS TO RECOVER THEM
FROM joins nOYD THAcHFR FOR THE STATE
syracuse y T. June u An argument was heard
TODAY in Justice Nci.runan'S special term. BOO an
action brought hy Daniel Iafort. AN Indian CHIEF.
ON behalf 81 ~. Inlyerrity = The state 81 Now
York AGAINST John Boyd Thatcher. ~ Albany. 20
recover from him four wampum belts The mo-
ton WIS argued hy r.. Page. % Ne"-York. on
behalf ~ Chi.f lafort md John Delchanty. - Al
m,ny. on b.half ~ Nr Thatcher
The belts were secured by MIR Thnch"r some tim"
ago. and wnen the attention ~ th" Indians vas
called 10 them there was consicrn.l" controversy
A. th.y sre Of especial historical value. the stat"
ma .. ~rort4 20 secure them tn" Indians surr"r-
d.r.d tn.lr tifle the University q the STAT" or
NV YORK som" weeks ngo nDt Nj Thatcher de-
cliucd 10 surrender them.
Mr Page cont"ndcd nat ia letter Mr. Thatcher
had admitted shat one OF them wHs 20 UH"h, IA
belt and was coni"mporau.ous Win tia"athn.
This being the cas". he said That ~" ntlf WIN
out doubt belonged TO the OnondHeas. ANA tnht
NOT only this one. hut All the others SHOULD ID"
turned over 10 the Staf". which now held tn" ttir
Nr Delchanty opposed the motion Arier listen,
irg 10 the argument Justice Mcl."nnan directed
;hui the attorneys submit their orl"i@ 10 hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
HOME VIEWS.
THE HOTELS.

ppn,tIvE>,,r ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Judge r. ; NoodTuh' oi ,'' ~
80, EIIr,rtf AVENI'E-Congressmen G. ii.
Grosvenor and II. c. Van voorhees,. OF ONO ..c
Rev T. De Witt Talmage. OF Washins ION w. ="
Aldrdge State Commissioner OF FuDHc No'hS'
SECRETARY Cornelius ~ Bliss OF The Interior De
nart,nent Washington and Congressman +. II.
Gillette of Massachusetts. Gll.SEf -. NJ l"D,
son e. Of Grcenhoro. An. brother OF IN" nero o'
s,rtiaro HOFFMAN, Richard Elkins. Of West
N.ratrt, HOLLAND TX Governor y. O. Murphy
Of Arizona and Berah wilkins. o. Washington
MURRAY HIII.-Congress man John H. k'tchuin,
OF Dover Plains. y. Y. PLAIA-h"ron ana
baroness Won Schnehen OF Austria. ana congress
NAV, I.,n.s " Wadsworih Of Gencseo. y. Y.
WINDSOR David Little Of Manchester. Eng
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
SING SING.

The meeting of the Epworth League at me
highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church this
evening viii be led by Mrs A. l.. Carpenter Miss
Minnie Tompkns will conduct the exercises Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor. and
tho meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Vii he led by Miss May l. Stevens L. NJ. Beebe
viii conduct the O'Clock meeting for men at the
Young Mems Christian Associat ion rooms. .,,oan
Revolution. auxiliary No 10 OF the Red Cross. has
secured the -four thousand towels needed for the
Society's hospital ship and is busy collecting
money for additional material. Mrs Elizabeth H.
Rowron il the secretary of the committee
The Baptist Young Peoples Union Is making
prepare lions for party, 10 DE held on the chutch
lawn on Thursday, June 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
Tur urPCHAVT-S ASSOCIATION.

The Merchants Association is working hard TO
increase It's membership. The growth OF the or
gan,zation has been mostly due to the energy Of
its members and the reforms for which II is ener-
getirally striving and which Il has accomplished.
II is working for the expansion OF export business
In manufactured products through the lettering
az the consular service: for increased efficiency In
the Postoiflce Department. not only for New-York.
brt the whole country. and for many other
things among them the Improvement OF Internal
waterways. the deepening of the harbor, the
widening of the channels OF the harbor. and for
closer and reciprocal trade relations with Canada
and other British colonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
NEW FOIRTH cLASS pOSTWASTERs

Washington June lS-The following fourth-class
postmasters were appointed to-day for New-York:
Atlaben. Ida MacGregor; CaisMll Station David
Hollenbcck: Centre Cambridge &. T.. Wright: Cres-
cent f.. II. Stiles Danncmorn. Seth Allen East
Quogue. John Quinn. Gabriels. Mary O'Kcefe. GU
ford. Adam Gofrerd; Grapevillc u. W. Knowles
Haf-Moon, q. W. knight Middle Granville 5. j
Thomas; New Woodstock Z. H. Cummings; North
Fenton A. ID. Roberts, Palenve. j. X. Hinman
Princetown. Mary Kelly; Pitcher Springs. r. L.
Brown; Scipo, John Snyder; South Bloomfield.
f. ID. Poole; South Easton. Edward J. Skin: Tan
nersville Charles voss Thornton. Sophia Hadisy:
Westtown, q. o. 6Ayey.
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HORACE WATERS & CO.,
1874 FIFTH AVE., NEAR 18Th ST.
G. 4. HERPiCH COMMITS SUICIDE.
THE WELL-KNOWN FUR DEALER SHOOTS
HIMSELF AT HIS HOME IN NEW
BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND.

HIMSELF AT HIS HOME IN NEW
BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND.
Charles A. Herpich. the welI-known importer
and manufacturer OF furs. committed suicide ny
shooting himself yesterday at his home al
Fifth and Westervelt aves. New-Brighton'
staten Island lle was found lying lifeless on
~. floor I'm his room about Il O'Clock last ven
ING and hesd. him WAS the revolver with when
he had fred shot into his right temple caus-
ING instant death II is said that ne had recent
10 mat severe reyerses In business and That ne
was I'm straitened circumstances He IS p'-
ueyed TO have killed himself in III % despoid-
encv At one time Mr.. Herpch was repu'eu "
lie d millionaire
He was born in Germany. ana ABOUT '"'''
five years ago he went to Staten Island. where
he had lived ever since. He bulIi Tor hllnsri
the house in which he lived and IN ADDITION
owned considerable property in Fort hlils' New
Brighton, which is regarded as one OF 'he "'os'
Fashionable districts of the island HIS place OF
business was at No 90 Mercer-st lie reached
his home from business about $50 O'CLOCK IN
the afternoon. and stayed DOWNSTAIRS uh''
o'clock. when he went to his room. Soon AFTER
ward a servant in passing his room saw him
lying on the floor and called his wife Later
physician WAS summoned he sad 'hH' MI
Herpich had died instantly.
Mr. Herpich had failed in business three times
once in 1878 again in 1s'', ana the IaSt uhle II.
1897. For many years he had neeil ii proili'e".
resident Of Staten Island lie had been twice Il
Supervisor Of Richmond County. ana aISo !"
trustee of the village OF Ne" -BTlshI"h ana Vl
the New Brighton public school tie was aso
the largest and the managing stoCkh"iurI III me
German club which is the only theatre on
Staten Island He had always Dceu a stailVH
Democrat and in ISIS he contributed S-"N" 10
the expenses Of Cleveland's campaign. lie 'e"N's
ui1 nd child. A boy.
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r. AND o. REORG4NI/4TION.
DETAILS OF A PLAN SOON TO BE PIT INTO
OPERATION.

Baltimore. June - (SpeciaD.-The reoTsanza-
ton OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad VIII
not be long DELAYED. 1t was stated here to-day
that the plan drawn up by Speyer d e" had
been accepted 10y Morgan Il Co and all the
controlling interests 1t provides for an assess
ment OF $40 a share on the common STOCK 'he
holders Of which will receive additional ne"
stock to that amount under the reorganization.
The interest will be scaled on all the mortgages
and on several there will be reduction OF prih-
cipal The underwriting syndicate includes
Speyer & Co. Brown Brothers Co. Kuhn
Loeb a. Co. August Belmont & CO.. Ladenburg
Thalmann T. Co. and the Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company. OF New-York.
John X Cowen president and receiver, Will be
asked to continue as president. There NAV be
some important changes in the other ofces.
The New-York interests will have a larger rep
resentation than heretofore