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ordinance against tho delivery ~ ice on the
Sabbath. and that therefore there was no charge
against the accused.
This is an offence against the state laws, and
summonses for parties have 10 bo issued
like warrants sworn statements. karly
IA last season the ice-dealors OF tho city
oil agreed not 10 mako any Sunday de-
livery, 30 that their employees might have the
days rest IL Is due 10 this and not 10 any Inter
ference Of tho arm Of the law that the custom
Wae abolished.
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LINE. cEnESr. PLAsrEE. Ae.

LINE, chaENf' PsAstsS- de.
SCHOONER JOHN s. BEACHAM
" daily expected with 100 barrels Of FRESH
HOFFMAN H0SENDALk CEMENT, foe sale low
from wharf. a000 barrels RoCKLk.>D LINZ tgst
received. ANCHOR LINZ received daily. Pun
stock Epglish Imported PORTLAND CEMENT.
cALcINkD PLASTER. HAIR, IArhs. ExcEL-
sluR FRIEDRICH, Sc., Ac.
WARNER MOORE,
Importer OF Sovs Scotia Plaster aad Manu-
factarer Of Ground Plaster. ieie
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GRATKFUI-coMFoRTIsa
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKYAsE

aBya thorough knowledge the natural Laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton, and By careful Application Of no One
properties OF HelLseieetsd Cocoa, Nh Kpps hss
provided our prsAkfasttables with delicately
Favored beverage which may save ~ many
heavy doctors' DiliA IL b ~ the judicious use
DO gradually briit up until strong enough 10 re-
sisl every tendency 70 disease nuadreds OF
subtle malsdies are floating around ~ rsa6y 70
attach wherever there II sgsak point We may
escape many fatal shaft ~ kssping ourselves
nourishsd frame. ~ csp1 Ssvsses 06xstk
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half-poand tbs BY sroesrs. labelled
thus. JAMES kffS Gu
Homeopathic chemist1 London knglsnd
10 10 Th.SsxTsiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

JUNE Aos Ao'n-
Attendance on Change was very good for Mon
day. Active salos Of sun-cured continue, with
prices stff and market lively tor this grade.
There was better inquiry for bright wrappers
and oilers. with sales Of mahogany hllers and
leaf to order men and home manufacturers.
More than usual interest in trade than Mondays
ordinarily was noticeable to-day.
DANyILLE. juno 16--3reaks fairly good, i'm
proved in quality and quantity Wrappers in
brisk demand. Cutters and hllers show no
ghange. Some planters report larger area than
last year planted: slight increase probable.
The trade all have urged small crops. Scarcity
Of hands may prevent making big crop
LYSCHBURG. June l6.-heceipts lighter. Total
decrease in receipts, 59s,JOD pounds TO date
against last years receipts. Light Offering or
good or fine leaf sales up TO II cents IN several
Instances this week. Common rathor more
animated. with good tone 10 market About
20 per cent Of crop planted. stand not very
good owing 10 hot, dry weather. hain needed.
CINCINSATI, o., June l6.--Market moro active
thauefor some months past Advanced prices
Of Z 10 ~ cents Oh close was caused by liberal
offerings u good old leaf, which showed great
animation. Common grades OF new were COM
parativeY scarce and prices stronger. Common
10 medium Tugs (old Rureyl 9ai2c. good, l3al4c. (;
common TO good leaf, l3alec.; good 70 nne,
l7agGc. common to medium fllers, Liable; good
u lne. l1a2Gc.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Juno 1a-Weather warm
and sultry, with light showers here, but enough
ia the country 10 Increase planting operations,
and In some parts completing same.
Burlcys uew-Smaler offerings; lowest grades
irregular and weaker. better grades trmer,
ColOry and bright higher by &C. for best Filters
In good demand from Is 70 23c. highest 26c. for
wrapper leaf.
Oh Burley-OHerings larger. Demand good
for all grades in good order. Market closed
stronger
New heavy-Better grades scarce, common
graaes lower Heavy old-trash and common
neglected. Good Tugs and dark leaf In good or
der better sustained. For strictly desiraUte reggie
sorts market was better. Italy retired from open
market
Burnley subj. flutes duh and lower.
NOndescripS ia excess OF demand, with sales
down as low as $3.50 and sl3S for redried In ono
lot.
HOPKTSsvULE, KY. June 14-Oferinss moat-
ly common and lower. Nearly general planting
Seasons.
HENDERSON, v. c.. June i6.-OGorings mostly
nondescrpt. Few fine wrappers, win decided
advance IA prices. also In darn mahogany flllers
Market more active and animated. Crop grow
ing improving; possibly one eighth curtailed by
working out grasI
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NOT TO BE SHERMAN.
THE DEFEAT OF THE VISITING STATES
MAN PREDICTED.
Injured by Kshones Championship Of His
CandidAoy-Ths Little Boss Not
Boss at Chicago.
Especial telegram to the pIspa,ch.l

CHICAGO. June 1s.-The sentiment Is begin-
ming 70 crystalize, but the best posted observers
go no farther than 70 DO positive OF shermans
defeat His initial strength has been over-esti-
mated and will not exceed go and that not likely
10 be increased in any contingency. sherman
has been injured by the manner in which Ma
hone has identified hin self with his candidacy:
This morning, In a we'll attended meeting OF
the National Committee. r. 5. Blair, In behalf OF
Malone, moved toreconsidsri he vote Of Sstur-
day, by With the district delegations OF the op-
posing faction were admitted 70 equal rights Do
fore the convention. the object being 10 exclude
the anti hahOneites. The vote Of Saturday was
- 10 ~ To-day, with little debate, the commit
tee eanlrmed its decision by vote OF 70 10 IL
Maine, California Nevada Colorado, Indiana,
Maryland, Connecticut, New jersey, New lamp
shire. West Virginia, Texas, Ohio. Indiana. ana
nineteen other States and Territories have
elected members Of The Credentials Committee
outspoken against the Malone delegation. ms
mornings developments nave created the gene.
raj opinion thar the anti.MahOne movement WILL
be recognized IN seven districts.
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TeIeernpbie Flashes.

Lord Salsburysyesterdsy introduced In the
10 ise Of Lords a bill TO reform tho constitution
OF that body.
funeral service for Emperor Frederick was
held At Balmoral Castle, and minute-guns we're
trsd at various points in England.
The trial at Charleston, w. Va, Of J. II. Cat
borne. who shot and Killed a colored wailer
named Nelson Lee, resulted IN verdict OF "Nos
guilty"
The seven coke-works OF Mcclure & Co., in the
Connelisyilic region, smut down yesterday on ac-
count OF the strike Of the employees against the
discharge OF q woman.
The President, several members OF the Cabi-
net and the Diplomatic Corps attended services
held at the German Lutheran church In Wash
ington yesterday In memory OF Emperor Frede-
rick
The town Of Dubois. In the northern lumber
regions OF Pennsylvania. was almost wiped out
Of existence yesterday afternoon by con1egra-
ton Nearly 30 houses arc In ruins, and 1000
people are homeless
A dispstch from Nashville says the trial OF
Joseph K Banks and John Cockriil for tie kill
ing OF John J. Liftlelon, editor Of the National
Rfrssr last December was ended yesterday by
disagreement OF the Iiry
The Wage Conference Committee of the
Amalgamsted Association and Iron Aanufactu-
rcrs viii meet again a. Pittsburgh to-day for tho
purpose, n possible, OF redching somo settle
meat about the Len scale,
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The Commencement Exercises-the
BaccaIaurente-The Regatta, &c.

lSpeclhi loleRFHu W mo DisphAHsI
LEXINGTON, VA. June 1S-The commencement
exercises Of Washington and Lee University DO
gan Yesterday with the baccalaureate sermon by
Right Row. j. n. Galleher, bishop OF the Episco-
pal Church OF LouisianA. The day was bright
clear, aud beautiful. A delightful shower the
day before made tho atmosphere cool and
bracing. The spacious eudieHce-rOOm OF tho
chapel was hlled at an early honT, and on the
platform were the trustees OF the University,
ministers of the town, invited guests, alumni,
&c
Bishop Galleher selected as HIS text St.
John viii, 81: "And ye shall know the
truth, and the truth shall make you free"
The eloquent divine prefaced his discourse by
an alusion TO the fact hat twenty-six years ago
he was student Of this university, then
known as Washington College. and re-
marked on tho peculiar and ine1pressiOle
pleasure IL gave him after such long and
eYentful absence 10 rev sit the scenes OF his boy
hood and to-day lay his tribute at tho feet OF his
Alma Mater. Truth, knowledge, and freedom,
no said, were Of all earthly things the three
most 10 be desired aud sought AFTER ana the
great question which man has 10 confront is,
How can they be obtaiped7
The doctrine announced by the eminent d.
vine was most forcibly and eloquently presented
with striking illustrations and hne oratorlcal
effect. During the time occupied In tho de-
livery OF the address about forty muutes) the
distinguished speaker held the undivided alien
tion Of his audience.
DIR. LASDRUN.
". W. W.
addressed tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton IN an eloquent aud able speech, dwelling
mainly upon the great power for good resting In
this one OF The most efficient and powerful Of
Christian organizations.
THE REGATTA
The animal regatta between the Harry Ice
and Albert Sidney Boat Crews took place this
afternoon on North river a mile below town.
Harry Lee Crew: Stroke, Goddard Port Stroke,
Guenther; no. ]. Henry: No. ., " Bruce;
Coxswqin, y. Willis Albert Sidney Crew
stroke. Bragg; Port Stroke, Parrish; No. !.
Sirarchey; No. 2. RedcnOur; COxswain, Lee.
The race was close, exciting, and full OF interest,
and WAS eagerly watched by the throng OF spec
taiors that lined the hanks Of the river on either
side. Tho Albert Nidneys were victorious
The Board OF Trustees met today and elected
Hon. William Mclaughlin rector rice Judge
Francis 4. Anderson, deceased, and Hon. VIII
liam II. f. Lee and hev T.. c. Gordon members
Of the Board of Trustees rice w. w. COrcOran,
deceased, ana Judge Francis T. Anderson, de-
ceased. The joint final celebration OF the
literary societies took place tonight In the
University chapel. OratOrsW Washing t0n Society
q. ID. Letcher and VI. Billiu: DISCLAIMERS, j. d.
Bryan and w. :. Hamilton. Graham-Lee
Soeiety-Oraiors, Z. s. McCord and j. L. Bum
gardner; DISCLAIMERS. j. $. Bunting aud J. A.
Thomas Charles Dudley Warner will address
the literary societies tomorrow night
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AUCrHOs SALES TO-DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO, p. NJ, Main
street property. northwest corner o. Main and
Seventh streets
APPERSON K CO., p. NJ, brick cottage No
6i7 north Tenth street
r. b. CHAPLIN 4 CO., ~ 2. NJ. Maln-street
property, south side y ain street between
Plum and Lombardy; Immediately after. a
twO-story brick dwelling on same square
r. NJ QUARLEs, 6 p NJ, trustees sale Of lots In
the plan VI Fulton.
MANNING @. STAPLES & CO., 2. NJ, wcst-
Main street lot between short AMI llaryio
streets.
T. A. CATLiN. 6P W., two small frame dwell
ings and brick dwelling, northwest corner
Of Leigh ana Thirteenth streets.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1890 A. NJ, assortment Of
household turniture.
n. W. BoWE, 81 p. NJ, frame residence No. III
west Clay street.
GEORGE W. MAYO II \. NJ, small stock OF gro
ceries, sheltgoods, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS. l9 NJ, bananas. SC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
PUSHING THE ROOMS.
Who VIII Get the Prize s-BIaine the
FayOrite-The Antt.uahone-
ties I'm High Feather, &c.
lspeclal telegram 10 nc pIspaLch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch'I
CHICAGO, June 18-1he city IL alive with pro
cessions and demonstrations. and the booms OF
Harrison Gresham, and Alger are being pushed
with great vlgor
An immense Blaine concourse has Just pa
raded the streets. and the atmosphere u full OF
the magnetic statesman. spark might pro
duce an explosion. The California delegation
persist IN their determination 10 submit the
name Of Blaine 10 the convention, and all the
Pacific Slope states will take up the cry. Opin-
ion has not crystelized yet 20 the coming man,
but with the Maine iavorite out OF the way tho
prize will fall either 70 Depew, Ager, Harrison,
or Allison.
The Ohio delegation to-day appointed IN snti-
Malone memter Of the Committee on Creden-
thls-FOraker leading the night Tor the wise
delegates. The quarters Of that delegation have
been crowded all day with visitors from every
state I'm the Union, and as write ten Thousand
Irishmen with music and banners are shouting
themselves hoarse with cheers for virginia,
Blsire. RiddlebeTger. Wise. and Cameron. Colo
mel Houston says that the pledges he has ensures
tho admission Of sixteen Of the anti-Mahone
delegates. while he thinks some OF the deloga-
ton at large will be seated.
The Malone people are reticent and make no
specific claims. Thoy are very much dlsheart.
ened at the action Of OhiO-ihe unkindest cut OF
ali-Rnd have received no solid comfort this eve
ming except from Pennsylvania.
Mr. Sherman Is practically out OF the race ID
the Judgment Of the best-iniurmed Observers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
Dr,II MATHEMATICIAN par,x.

The second battalion dry Of the season by tho
companies Of the First Vreinia regiment was
given last evening between and O'Clock at
Chimborazo Part. An earlier hour had been
appointed. but the soldier boys were slow in
putting In an appearance. Companies A. j, G,
d. G., and took The electric cars at the Armory
and rode 10 thePaTk and returned the same
way. The regimental officers present were
Lieutonant-C Colonel Bidgood. Adjutant Derby
shire, and Major AIonzo Phillips. Tho man@u-
vres wero executed very nicely and TO the de-
light Of the large audience assembled.
The next drin Will DO given at the head OF
Frank lin Ntreet two weeks hence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

About SEVENTY delegates have been elected by
the Democratic clnbs Of Richmond TO the Me-
tional League Convention. 10 be held In Batf-
more July $th These delegates Will meet la the
Shefiffs once, Circuit Court. to morrow night
for organization. The basis OF repf escntation Is
I'VE for ciaus OF 100 or less and seven for clubs
Numbering over 100 and less tbsn 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

wAsHMGroy. D. C., June Is. 1888
senate.

The Senate could hardly have presented
more lis,lcss and languid appearance or shown
more utter indifference 10 ordinary Legislative
business than IL did to-day.
The conference report on the Indian appropri-
alton bill was presented and agreed To-
Mr. Frye gave notice that be would ask the
SENATE 70 take up the river and harDor bill next
Monday.
executive business. and al $40. when the doofs
were reopfneu, adjourned.
During the hour that ihe doors were closed
the senate ratified the long-penllng treaty pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
Pearam,s uattsltop.

Tho Pegram Battalion Association will have
their annual reunion at the Old pump-h0use To-
morrow. Lunch will be served at O'Clock and
dinner three hours later. The Invitations con-
tain the following: At is urgently requested
that every member will make an effort 10 be
prescott" 1his is almost unnecessary, for the
former reunions Of the association have been OF
such q delightful character that all who have
ever attended one will want 90 do 30 again.
There Is no more pleasant place this hot weather
than ihe Old yuu1f-house.
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BALTIMORE

BALruoxs, Nd. June is.--cotton steady; mid
ding, lO3.ai0Ac Flour weak at unchanged
prices: Howard-Street and western super.
S. 5OaS3 do. extra, sa25sfs: DO family, $4.2ss
H75; city miils super, ss-s0at26s; do extrs.
So 6eass rs; do. RIO brands, = eoaSsf0; Pstapsco
superiatiye patent tAc5; do. family, A@
ssssac.; Longberry, sgzyss western weak No
winter rod, spot and June. s3Aasekc.; July.
S8A ses &c. August, s65sas9c.; september,
81 assc. Corn--southcrn quiet and steady;
white. 5eaG0c.; yellow, 60aat0c.; western easy
and dull; mixed. spot aud June, 5dc. nominal;
July. D5aot4c.; August Dke Oats quiet and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
NO Meeting.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Virginia FIRE ana Marine Insurance Company
Wa announced 90 be held at the onice OF the
compSoy. 1913 Aaio erect yesterday OF noon,
bus an the Gpp0iaiea hour hero was no quorum
present. snd the meeting vent by default as has
leon no case Tor several ye0ra Tho present
Efficient corps q Officers have hold their re-
spociite positions fqr io0g period, aud the
stockholders ore thoroughly satisfied with their
administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

and ono OF them SHE'D and knocked him down
and The other jumped over him. The Captain
was only stunned. hut Que of his crutchos was
broken. He was assisted 10 q store near by, AMI
after restloc for a few moments proceeded on
his way. The cavalrymen f,Opped TO 500 what
damage was done and politely spologtKed.
While they, Of course, regretted the occurrence,
they could not have prevented It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
r,pntata Co,orcd picnic.

A picnic was yesterday held ut Providence
Forge by a lodge Of coored Odd-Fellows o. Rich
mond. In returning some Of the party engaged
I'm fight on the train, and razors and pistols are
said 10 have been brsndlshed and the windows
OF the cars broken. Police we're telegraphed for,
and detachmsnt from the First station were
cent down aud arrested 1--WE, but two escaped.
Those arrested were Nick Holmes, Lewis Louey.
aud william Walker They were charged with
sssaulting and beating George Scott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
nARINE INrELLIGENCE.
roKr US RICHMOND. JUNE 10 1854

FUhI OF RICHMOND JUNE IS I53A
ARRIVED
steamer Old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allen IS Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. -----, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passenger. j. ". Met a'rick,
agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, DeyO, Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l. q. Tatum,
agent.
Schooner J. y. Clayton, Parker. BayOwne,
slaves. Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vessel
Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner N. X. Rocknlll. Anderson, Orient,
pyrites, sulphur Mines Company; vessel Curtis x
Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
PeraonaI DimcuIty.

About 81 o'clock yesterday Mr.. Lion J. Bou-
JASON went 20 the nair-estabiishment Of X Fer
rsndini, on Broad street, and the two engaged
in het words which eliminated In blows. Fer
rsndini either knocked Boujasson down or he
fell near thedoor and strucK his head. making
deep cash. The ambulance was summoned and
the wound was dressed. Rerrandini was arrest
ed and baied for his appearance in court this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
The Wnunded MON.

Mr.. Van Arsdsle. the assistant engineer OF tho
steamship Old Dominion. Is much improved In
his condition, but Mr.. Arzie, tho fireman. grows
weaker. These are the men who were recently In
jured by fall Of machinery. Everything neces-
ssry has been done for them from their FIRST
entrance into the Retreet for the Sick by the Old
dominion steamship Company: and the crews
Of the different ships visit them regularly, some
coming by rail from NOrfolk and Mest Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

JuSEi s.-Receipts: 2O3 head Of cattle, SO sheep
and lambs. eco hogs.
sales: ICE head OF cattle, 81 sheep and lambs,
306 hogs.
Prices.
Csttls-Best, 4Eai'Ic. gross, few extra
higher; medium 10 good, 34 a44c. gross; CON-
mon 70 fair, ~ a3Rc gross
Sheep-2Ha4sc gross.
Lanbs-5a8c. gross.
Hogs-6Ha7Ac. not
Bulls-24 a3hc. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
General sheridan Improving.
O.. shA nfsna1,h

WAsuINsToN, June ls-For the past twenty
four hours General Sheridan has been comforta-
bic. He slept well aud restfuliy lest night, and
has been cuiet and composed all dey excepttnat
no has coughed rather more than usual this az
ternoon. His pulse aud respiration are satisf4c-
tory. He Is gaining IN muscular strength. His
appetite IL good. The tone OF his mind Is i'm
proving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE IS. 1881
by telegraph
ARRIyED

Steamship senecs, Walker, New York, and
sailed for New York
Steamship Amethyst. New York, to load mer-
chandise
Steamship Kanawha, Sears, Providence. to
LOAF coal.
steamship Roanoke, Hulphers. West Point.
SchOOners w. A. BAILEY, Pearce, New 0rk w.
Arlington, Drinkwster. Providence; II. b..
Ogden, Harrington, New YORK; King Philip,
Coombs, Fall kiVer-all to load coal.
SAILED.
Steamships George Appold and Kanawha, New
YORK coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
The OId non,tnian Fi-hing Climb.

The members Of the Old Dominion Fishing
Club OF this city. expect 20 sail their eleventh
annual cruise Friday, July ath. With an expe-
rience OF ten seasons in nautical matters, they
win doubtless be prepared 70 "spllce the main
brace with commendable promptness. Their
cruise this year will be mainly In the Chesapeake
bay and adjacent waters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

Arthur Roy, W. J. Ford, aud cDe Of the Trans.
paren; Ice cempany's drivers we're all three re-
pofted 10 the Office OF the Chief OF Police on
Sunday for delivering tce on that day, When
the sases we're called Ia the Police Court yesier-
any morning Justice Richardson promptly dis
missed them, saying thai there sss no city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
v,oa,,,r Wreehare FOUND.

PHILADELPHIA, June la-fho bark Flurime ar.
rived today, and reports having passed on June
IAN considerable wreckage strewed between the
capes " the Chesapeake and Fenwick's Island
consisting OF boxes, pine timber, crates OF Gu
cumbers, tomatoes, cabbages. etc, apparently
the deck load Of some southern steamer; also .
.E..a. AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19

Captain Charles II. ssiater was run over on
Broad street yesterday. but fortunately was
not seriously hurt He bsd Just elighled from
ebeet-csr q fifth and was crossing W tie Side
walk when two o. the cayairyDen OF the Hanover
Troop came r:disg pp ~ bftss pace, and ~
some means hp ses caught between taU hgrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-19
Base-BaIi Yesterday.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Washington:
Mashingtons. y %
Philade phias. ..............O q U -
Bese-hits-Wa shingtons, 8; Philadelphias. g
Errors ashingtons, 2; Philadeluhias, ). Bat
teros-O'Day and Deasley: Gleason and Gle
ments.
BOston--Morning game:
Chicagos. 0000210 II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2; Chcagos, 9. Errors
Bosions, o; Chicagos. 6. characterization and
O'Rourke; Krock and DAILY.
Afternoon game-Twelve Innings:
Bostons.. 0O20 0 0 0 SO
Chicagos. ...........g0 209l 1000 90
observation-disclosures. II; Chicagos, II. Errors
BostOns, s.; Chicagos, 2. Batterios-Clarkson
and Kelly; Van Haltren, Ryan, and Farrell
Philadelphia:
CleyelAnds ........'. ........O : ~ v u
Base. hits-Athletics, 9 4; Clevo!snds,4 Errors
athletics. A: CieYeiands, 6. Batteries-Weyhipg
and Townsend; Bakeiey and thinner.
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paFatVZpd.
rsneclal Telegram 70 tho Dispatchl

| Especial toleBfhln W lno Dlsphlcu.I
! EAsTvILLB, VA, June l6-This morning James
| r. Saunders, well-known and highly-respected
| citizen of this place, was paralyzed on bis right
| side, tho stroke depriving hun entirely OF tho
| use Of his right arm and leg. His tongue was
| a 80 paralyzed. Mr.. saunders Is forty years Of
! age This Is his second attack.