Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

western pooi-roOrns. Inc Nestefn oHich
Office was removed from the course oy
order of the officials. and II was therefore
impossible to get any news from the track
even for the press. The Western Union
established an Office some distance away,
ouside Of the track. but this could not
be reached on account OF the "no-exit ="
rule. After the Suburban, when egress
was allowed. the wires. WHICH happened
to pass over the Jotfey Clubs property.
were cut. Communication was hnaily re-
stored. and then some person unknown
gave out untrue Information as to the
placed horse in the Suburban. This made
LampIichter the winner. Mars second.
and Iddlesleich third. This false infor-
nation was telegraphed oil over the coun-
try and published IN New York. and
caused n good deal of confusion. The
club officials threaten TO cut down the
Western Union poles in front of their
property, and a merry war, in which the
pubic will be the CHIEF sufferers, Will
likely ensue.
THE DAYS SUMMARY.
First race-The Foam Stakes. five fur
longs-Dobbins won Melody second. De-
claro third. Time. l:02 Is.
Second race-five furlongs-Ameer won !;
Micmac Queen second. Montepool third.
Time, LOB 3-5.
Third race-one mile-Lizzie won; Pick
pocket second. st. Florian third. Iime,
lao
Fourth race--The Suburban Handicap,
one mile and quarter-Lowiander won I;
Terrifer second, Lamplighter third. Time,
206 3-5. DIR. Hasbrouck, Banquet Iddes-
leigh. Mars, The Pepper, and Pessara also
ran.
Fifth race-Futurity course-Tormenter
won; Addie second. Bess McDuf third.
lime 1:l2.
Sixth race-seven furlongs, on the turf
Hammie won; Integrity second, Madrid
third. Time, l:2S.
ON THE HILL.
GurrYypuna RAcE-TRAcK, N. j.. June
20.-The rich Suburban at Sheepshead de-
priyed this track of great deal Of patron
age to-day. The attendance was smaller
than on any day since the opening. Those
who did come here, however. enjoyed
delightful cool breeze and witnessed some
good racing over dry and fast track. The
summary:
First race-seven furlongs, selllng-Mag-
gle X won; Leonardo second, Plsacolt
third. Time. 1:30A.
Second race-slx and one-ha!f furlongs,
selling-One won; Darkness second,
Fidget third. Time. 1:22.
Third race-four and one-half furlongs,
selling-Violetta won jennie w. second,
Carrie III. third. lime, DOS.
Fourth race-six and one-half furlonGs.-
Logan won; Rico second, Johnetta third.
Time. 1:22.
Fifth race-five and one-half furlongs-
Elmstone won; Criterion third, Lack
level third. Time. l:Os1f-.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Sir Catesby won; Salisbury second, FREELY
third. Tine, 1:2214.
QUAKER CITY TRACK.
PHILADELPHIA. June 20:-Four favorites
and a well-played second choice won at
Gloucester to-day. The summary:
First race-six and half furlongs-Ex-
perience won: jim Glare second. Charteuse
third. Time. 1854.
Second race-five furlongs-Dlllon J.
won; Forget-Me-Not second, West Side
third. Time, l:O4.
Third race-seven furlongs-Lucky
Glover won; Acolojam second. Major
Thornton third. Time, 1881.
Fourth race-six Snd half furlongs-
Cartoon won; Chatham second, Knapp
third. Time. l:25.
Fifth race-6ve furlongs- -MinnieJ won ::
A. O. III. second, PenzaDce third. Time,
1:03.
Sixth race four and half furlongs- -Lita
won; Foxhill second, Idea third. Time.
So.
Al LAIONlhs
CINCINNATI, o. June 2O--Latonia re-
suits:
First race--six furlongs, handicap
Bellevue won; Salvation second. Iasco
third. Time. l:lis..
Second race-one mile-Anna won
Cicely second, Philora third. Time, 1:il}3.
Third receive furlongs, for 2-year-
olds-McLight won: lnfront second. Sad
dlebags third. Time. 1903.
Fourth race-one mile and furlong
Latonia priZe-Clifford won; Plutus Sc
cond, Prince Deceiver third. Time 1888.
Fifth eleven sixteenths of a mile,
cond. Lay On third. Time, 56.
Sixth race-nine sixteenths of mile. q
year-olds; same as ffth--Leonoll won /;
Mss Rica second, Joe l.. third. Time, 551a.
New Yorks 30 3OO11e 1e01-.s . 8
Washingtons.. % o 1-l6 II y
Batteries: BALDWIN ana Mlllgan Meakln and
Farrell
pb,adepbias All l1iInds i'n'ao 2soooooo-i0 10 10 I
Bnltimores. .......i o 20 l 90 20 o. . 10 .
Batteries: Weyhing aud Cross; McNabb and
Clarke.
pifis6afes. ~ p1ftso"'s' ..I...a o2ooO1o1- To- 10
Cieyelands lib lOO24 x-1O IA q
Batteries: Ehret, Miller, and Camel; Clarkson
and Zimmcr.
At Cincinnati: X. B.H. y.
Cincinnatis. .......O q d ID u U III L
louisyilles ........l q l | o 0-3 o
Batteries: Sullivan and Vaughn; liemming
and Weaver
At Boston: II. B.H. ".
Brooklyns. ........2 40 . Ill IA
Dostons .......I O0O D o D D 3 10 2
Batteries: Kennedy and DALEY; Nichols and
Bennett.