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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
HIGH SPEED ELECTRICAL LOCOMOTIVES

From The Boston Globe
A powerful hgh-speed electric locomotive has Just
been completed at the Lynn works OF the General
Electric Company and |, to be shipped 10 the Worlds
IL Is a remarkable machine. and Is described by
the company as the first electric locomotive devised
for work upon steam railroads and for maintaining
Il speed Of any consequence.
While ~ l. not calculated 10 do anything In the
SHAPE Of lowering or even approaching the records
still II is an advance in electrical development 1t
Is only eMpgG,ed to MAKE Good thirty m an nGp
The locomotive IS fitted With safety appliances
has air brakes. the air being obtained from special
force 10 sound The whistles. The osclllniing cyndcr
OF The compressor has 6lnch stroke. and Is
CAPABLE Of providing 5000 cubc inches Of air a
operating The air pump Is controlled by special
rheostat. which Is automatically regulated by The
The locomotive weighs 30 tons. and compncine,,s
Of machinery ao ID Is at mce apparent IN Its b"d and
feet inches wide. The drawlars are set feet
rests %', on four 4tinci Wheels c,
Two electric motors. one At each axle. provide me
SPIRAL springs having their basc on the Side frames
OF the truck This arrangement gives the wheels
certain freedom Of movetent rrcSps live OF ca,n
any unevenncss Of the track. making the locomotive
ride easier and diminishing the and tear upon the
The motor fields solid iron castings and the
clad armaturcs have each separate windnes. embedded
IN micalincd slot In the curved surface OF the
laminated iron armatllre body.
The locomotive axleS pass through the hollow
shafts upon which the armatures are mounted They
rest IN bearings OF The motor frame and ore connee
10 the axl"s by universal couples. which allow Oh
considerable freedom Of notion The conmuiaiori
are Of substantial construction ard ,,,ch IN" has
four sets Of brushes
!. l. claimed that the s.Tr, parallel controller,
which takes the place Of the throttle IL the ordinary
locomotive, makes v possible 10 start and stop ns
motor easier and With less straining than Is needu
for the steam locomotive while the speed. by TINS
arrangement. can be readily controlled 4.
The truck suspended from the Journal boxes v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
VISITORS TO TIE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL

Pattsbnrg ~ T., July 90 (>pcchD.-There were
many arrivals Yesterday and today Two parties
came from Providence and New Britain. Conn, ana
.noth.r pariy frem Providence will arrive tonight
TIL. Rev Father Parks. chaplain In the Navy ana
stationed at the brooklyn Navy Yard arrived mere
Yesterday Among o-day'S arrivals was the Kew
A. p DOYLE G. :. r., who Is 10 lecture next Mohuh'
night on Catholic educational institutions. I'r' Il
a welLnuthcniicaied rnmor that Mohsighor '''o'''
Is TO visit the summer school ana 10 u wv h"''
while here OF smith NJ. Weed II j. stated po'n'N'N
thai the invitation has been sent 10 him a'h 'h''
-, ,,i ,,ro,.blv come Tomorrow, the morning
sermon will " preached 10y the Rev. Jacques H.
Mitchell, Chancellor Of the Diocese Of BroohFn' us
subject will De Three Types Of Christian Niri", III
The cverdng the Rev. Denis r. MCMAHON VIII P l'" :.
nnou - he Effects III Catholic Teaching on 'hai'
fer The excursion 10 Snrannc Lake was nah ln'".H
and In spite Of heavy showers OF rain throughout wv
day proved very enjoyable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
TWO REGAITAS SAILED.
FINE SPORT IN OYSTER BAY.
CROWDS SEE THE RACES FROM THE SEAMAN.
HAKA CoRINTHIAN YACHT CLUB

Tho seawonhaIa Corinthian Yacht Clubs house at
Oyster Bay was a popular place yesterday and was
thronged all the afternoon and evening There were
two regattas In the afternoon. one for u" Alfred
Roosevelt memorial cup sailed by sloop, ana one
for n cup presented by Colgate Ioyi and sailed BY
naphtha launches. The cup which tho naph'has
raced for was won by Mr.. lloyt last year, ana no
put up TO he raced for again The sloop rae" Was
a handicap, and the handcapping committee was re-
morksblv successful n the small difference In cor
rected lime between the yachts VIII show. The
course sailed was the bell buoy triangular course on
the entrance 10 oyster bay. The sloop handicap
was won by 5. V. II. Crugcr's INDECENT, which took
the victory from the Mirth by 30 seconds. Tile
time OF the race was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
oo,, ,,ovpp Avn HIS VISITORS AT SAh"io WA

Saratoga \. v. July o. CspeclaD-Ine P' outing
q, Governor Flower who is here on MS a, sIn THE
mas occasIoned considerable poinV.n 1,nted States
Governor has been called ui"' Trov a summer
ssss s ans BY gSs%a rs ana
Amos j. Cummings Of Newiorh; judy e,,, ' sgnin
ton and others Of equal note. The po",r a relates
canoe attached TO the gathering at '"' of Con-
TO National legislation at the 'o'' discussion was
Confined rsI a. principally to the best polly TO be Of
the rsponsiSy now resting upon them ana no a
what political capital they can. os', aovs and it
Democrats are expected within Jew uass, viii be
Is understood that these informal eohi'''"
continued here almost daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
DELEGATES TO A PEACE CONGRESS-.

Philadelphia, July 22.-The Universal fe''' ,anted
American Branch Executive comm'lec "anoTrou and
the Rev Amanda Dcyo william 0. Mcpo"e" s ,.,
S,.. ,.ns roera,es to represent the United states
n The international Peace Congress at Chicago "o"
August Ia TO 90 The delegates from New a''" p o."
Hamilton wilcox. Mary Frost ormsby. IN" ,,omas.
william b. Derrick and Mrs. NJ. Louise Quincy.
Among the vice-presidents will be Josla" Love
Assistant secretary Of state, ana A''fsu ,,,antv
ScvsntS annual meeting Of the American BRANCH "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
THE pTTTSGrB LAW AND ORDER CASES.

Ptttsburg July 22-Thc motions for new trials IN
+bo ,sv and order cases were disposed OF this after
noon bv Judge Porter. a trial was gI1lnted 10
Charles Tschudy, the spy, who was cohvc''N Vi
perjury Agent Mcclure, Alderman Robe and Con
stable Kearcher were refused rehcaring on 'he
conspiracy case as was also Alderman Robes applca
lion for a new trial the embezzement chargr
sentence Was postponed until next week. pending ire
application TO the supreme Court TO be ln'ue OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
BOATS HAVE A HARD TINE.

The boats OF the Creenville Yacht Club had a
hard time OF It trying TO sail race yesterday. of
the seven yachts which started only two finished
The others Withdrew. met some accident. The
race was won By W. lloughwats Torment BREASTED
and Murrays Yankee Boy was the only other boat
which Finished. ". p Vrcclands Aida disabled.
The Lizzie b.. owned by George A. Rankin IT,. was
capdzed. and her crew was taken Of BY A fishing
hoat. The Arrow, owned by John McSawycr, IT..
cracked her mast The Eureka drew out Of the race
and the Maggie =. disabled. Tho wlll Y.D
fresh from the west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

II was a one-mn start the signal being gwen at
10 o'clock
The napbtha launch race started at II O'Clock
and that also ones gun start The race was
won by Jacob smiths Elsa. The time Of the race
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Sun sets Moon sets ~ ooMoons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM.-Sandy Hook :4Glov. Island :1olHeli Gate ID
PM.-Sa Idy Hook 56GOv. Island 4:SllHel Gate o'xs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, JULY -.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. JULY %.
y.s.a, fane For Mails Close Vessel saiis.
Alamo Columbian, Colon. ~ nj - ~
hcrollee CLYDE Charleston. I'D
Nacoochee Ocean, Savannah. 49,. 31V m
TIaye, G. Lloyd, Bremen. 4:V m ''oVs ~
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30.
Britannia White Star Liverpool. -. = 90 p m oo pm
Paris, American Southampton IL w VI '0oPp
Plata. -, Gibiatar......-.-.-.-.
Wacsond, Red Star. Antwerp........ 100 m ~ m
YumUI. g. Cuba. Havana. III 100 a m 3'VoP pm
THURSDAY. JUL& 27.y $40 I'D
T. Bismarck. HambAm. southampton ~ m
city OF Augusta. Ocean, savannah W ~
Philadelphia Red d. La Guayra IL 90 m :OO M
Nebraska Allan > ate. Glasgow 10 W ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

be held in Memorial Art Palace. outside the Exposition
grounds ON August 2l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

BRISTOL, TENN. June 2O.-Special.-
Judge Charles Johnston 81. John. one Of
the most prominent lawyers In East Ten
nessee. died at his home I'm this city sun
day morning, after "A very brief illness OF
an acute attack Of cholera -morbus. cou-
pied with a kidney trouble. Judge St.
John had long been prominently identified
with almost every public enterprise in
Bristol and his loss will be keenlv felt.
very large cOncourse Of people attend
ed his funeral to-day az o'clock az the
First Presbyterian church. Of which he
was member. The sermon was preach
ed by Rev Or. Converse. Of Morristown.
and DR.. Bachman. OF Chattanooga. and
Reys Caldwell and Laird. Of Bristol, as
sisted al the services.
II is announced that judge John Paul.
OF the United States Court for the West
ern district Of Virginia. will hand down
his decision I'm the receivership cases OF
the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad M
Hauisonburg on the 30 of July
Rev. j. Albert Wallace having resigned
the presidency Of King College, at this
place. 10 is rumored that the vacancy
VIII be filled by the election Of Professor
Bachman. Of Sweetwater, Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

HINTON-Died. ROBERT NEWTON
SLEDD. child Of James W. and Annie
+. Hinton. az 1905 A. NJ. on the goth
instant. at the residence OF the grand
parents. 112 north Fifth street. aged
seven months and twenty-three days.
Funeral from the residence at 8 a. VI.
WEDNESDAY.
lnterment in Norfolk
LUCK.-Died Tuesday. June 2Oth. nj
$3.50 A. NJ, at her husbands residence.
lJl6 west Clay street. MARGARET T..
LUCK. IN the hfty-hfth year of her age.
She leaves q husband and six children.
Weep not for me. my husband dear.
Although Im going. yet DO not fear.
home in Heaven ! plainly see.
Therefore dear husband. weep not for
me.
My children. dear. TO you farewell;
What is your doom. ! cannot toll:
But God is kind and iust and true.
And he win always remember you
Funeral TO-DAY. June 2ist. ~ { p. Ar..
from Grace-street Baptist church. Friend-
and acquaiutauces invited o. attend With
out further notice.
THOMpSON-Died. ia Washington. ID.
O. at the Garfield Hospital. Tuesday.
June 29th. CATHERINE LICHTFOOT.
daughter of the late IS. a. and Sarah
Scott Darlington. OF Halifax county Na.
and widow of Judge Jucas h. Thompson.
or stanton. va.
Friends and those OF her sister. Mrs
Darlington Cabel. are invited to attend
her funeral, at the Second Presbyterian
church. no o'clock. WEDNESDAY Az
TERNOON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
GOOD BTCTCLE RACE.
Trial of the Policy Casa Schooner
Dlsahled-Olher News.

NORFOLK, VA. June 2-Special.-
The greatest bicycle race ever witnessed
in Norfoll. took place last evening from
Norfolk to Ocean View over shell road.
distance of nine miles Am previous
efforts on this track were beaten, and the
record lowered four minutes All the
trains Of the afternoon carried large
crowds TO the View" and fully one
thousand people witnessed the finish A..
j. Joyner made the best time-2} minutes
and 30 seconds. 10 was a handicap race
and was won by a. W. Sharplcy in 3
minutes and 8 seconds. Mr.. Sharpley had
five minutes start. There We're about
fifteen entries, an from the Norfolk Cycle
Club. Nearly all of the boys stood the
race well, showing good sneod and bot
tom. The crowd was unbOunded I'm their
enthusiasm. and chcered the bows vocif-
erous.y. Five or six hundred people this
afternoon witnessed the performances of
Mr. VIII Wynne, of Raleigh. y. c.. who
rode down the custom-house stone steps
The first anniversary of the Union Mis-
sion on Church street was held tonight
The address OF the evening was delivered
by Mr.. j. -. Allison. of the Court-gtrcet
Presbyterian cnl.rch. Portsmouth. Dr. NJ
b. Wharton presiding Centenary Netho-
dist Episcopal choir rendered several Sc
lcctions
The schooner William II. Rutan. Cap
tain Anderson, bound from Petersburg TO
Baltimore, with a cargo of lumber. sprunp
leak ln Hampton Roads and came to
this city this morning for repairs.
The Norfolk and Southern railroad has
declared quarterly dividend Of l per
cent, payable July list.
The policy case was called i'm the police
court this morning. The raid was made
40 the instance Of Mayor Carter. and WAS
dismiss by the police justice. who
stated that he hoped in the future the
police would not make such a farce as
TINS raid had been that 70 his mind IN
was clear that policy was being played
at the place, but as the officers had not
produced any direct evidence. he would /
discharge the accused upon payment of |
costs.
The shipping of truck is Increasing |
one company shipping to-day 1900 odd !
packages against a triAe over lEOOO one /
year AGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
TO CANADA,

Messrs. G.. r. Richardson g. Bro, the
druggists at Chester. Va. have made an
other shipment OF their "Old southern
Compound Syrup OF Blackberry Root 10
Winnepeg, Can.
While newspaper advertising is pow
erfu medium for selling merchandise
I'm this age OF push. II Is nevertheless a
positive proof that there must De some
Intrinsic merit I'm any preparation that Is
sold without this medium.
This firm put up this compound Syrup
OF Blackberry Root 20 substitute the
many HOT. nauseating preparations that
are offered 10 cure bowel complaints en-
the summer. 10 seems they have sue
ceeded In getting just what the public
want-a remedy that ladies' and children
will take readily and Willingly. and one
that will cure the disease. II you want
20 get the best remedy there is FOR
bowel troubles so TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
An Anarchist Explosion.

MADRID, June 2i-A large dynamite
bomb was exploded at midnight a few
feet from the house OF Conovas Del Cas-
tilo. ex-premier. The explosion was
heard throughout the city. The police
found the dismembered body Of a man i'm
the street and caught n man crawling
down the street on his hands and knees.
When arrested the man refused 10 say
what he knew Of the explosion, but COM
planned that he was severely wounded
He was taken 10 a police station. and
was there identified by a servant en-
ployed I'm a house opposite the EXPIRE
mier's as one of three men she had seen
standing on the other side of the street
just before the explosion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

city and living at 70 Morton street; Robt.
cutting policeman living at No. 422
west Fourteenth street. New York.
Quinby. Utica. y. Y, right leg
CUT OF. Died on the way TO the hos
pital
Unknown man. about thirty years old
dark mustache. and dressed I'm dark
clothes. Died in Seney Hospital.
b. j. McGonigle. Fritz y. Johnson. and
John Simlay, all OF whom died late to-
night i'm Seney Hospital
The list Of the injured Is n long one.
and some Of the victims are likely to
die
The cause Of the accident was mis-
placed switch. 1t stood open after the
accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
Masonic Officers Chosen in Wise.

TACOMA. VA, June 2O.-Special. 2
stated communication Of Tacoma Lodge
No. 1879. A. +. and A. NJ, held az Tacoma
June nth, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: a. S. Hoge
W. NJ; +. B. Horne, s. W. VI. d. Carter
j. W; ID. B. Dale. s. D.; ID. S. Kelly. j.
d.; vs.. H. Roberts. treasurer; r. W.
Smith. secretary; a. VI. Miller. tiler: l..
D. Vaughan. chaplain; II. .. Living
stone and NJ II. Dingers. stewards,
Right Worthy George W. Wright viii
call a. district meeting ar Jonesvlle for
District No ~. beginning the 2lst In
slant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
THE 'TARNITIES YIN.
They Defeat the Lynchburgers by Sec
OF six 10 One.

They Defeat the Lynchburgers by a Score
OF six to One.
LYNCHBURG. VA, June 2O.-Special.
The game Of ball between the University
of Virginia and Lynchburg teams this
afternoon resulted I'm Il complete reversal
Of the score of the game between the
same teams last weell-sX 20 one. and I'm
favor of tho University of Virginia. was
the news that was brought back 10 the
city at the close Of the game The one
sided score was the result Of a change
i'm the positions of the players Lyston
and Kecfer were the battery. and they
We're placed instead OF McKinna ami
Glass. This change caused dem0raliza-
tion in the field, from which the players
never rallied. Lystoa pitched good ball.
but Keefer could not hold him. and to-
wards the end Of the game McKenna
and Glass We're substituted but too late
10 avail much. The feature Of the game
was the splendid batting Of the visitors.
Smith and Stevens each scoring home
runs and the poor playing of the home
team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

With two on bases Cross hit TO McGraw,
VINO tumbled allowing both men to score.
heillys fly was dropped by Baker and
cross scored. The next two men were
gwen their bases on balls, and Thompson
pounded out a home run. A hit and two
more bases on balls filed the bases
again, but Cross ended the inning by hit
ting an easy one 10 Shindle. After this
inning McNabb pitched steadily. Del
hanty struck out for the first time this
season. Kelley's batting was a feature Of
the game. The weather was clear and
hot. Attendance, 4OiS. Score: r.. II. T..
Philadelphia ......0 . O0O0OO-10 10
Baltimore .........1 OOOOO-2 10 .
Batteries: weighing and Cross; McNabb
and Clarke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
DERdILED ~ 4 TUNNEL.
Nine People Killed in an ( &C dent to a
Train Loaded with Suburban Visitors.


NEW YORK, June pa train on the
Long Island railroad. upon which there
were about 1000 persons returning from
the Sheepshead Bay races. was derailed
this evening in a tunnel a short distance
from FarkFie, T.. 4. $50 persons were
killed outright, two died soon after being
removed 70 the hospital. and about one
hundred injured many so seriously that
they viii not recover.
Those killed outright at the time OF
the accident were:
Patrick Daily. a court officer Of the
Third district court, New York city.
II. ). Pringle. whose residence. ac-
cording 20 a card in his pocket. is S26
west Seventeenth street. New York
The following were removed TO the Sc
ney Hospital. Brooklyn. and died soon
afterward: Henry Sphinx. marshal at
Jefferson Market police court. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
PHILLIES WIN EAsrLY.
The Game Robbed of All Intcrest-The
Bostons Defeated-Other Games
PHILADELPHIA Juna % 1902

O-DAY'S game
between Phila-
delphia and Bal
timOre was rob
bed Of all inter
est after the
third inning,
when the home
team made eight
runs, but none
earned, after two
mon kEAE. ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
OBITtAEY

Mrs Martha Luck who died ycster-
day morning at ner home. 1916 west Clay
street. was a most estimable woman.
She was the wife OF Mr.. B. NJ Luck,
who survives her with five children
Mrs Willard o. Robertson and Nessrs.
Luther r., Henry L.. Walter T., Edward
B. and Floyd L. Luck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
LOWLANDER THEVICTO
7ursUBURBAN HANDTchP PRoyhs
ANOTHER BTG SURPRISE.
r.,,,l,ebter. the Idol Of the Talent, Barely
aets Third Plaoe-Terrihsr secone'
The Race In Detail.
NEW YORK. June %.

/, HE Suburban
J Handicap OF 1893.
the tenth I'm the
history Of the
event, was n
most grleVOus
disappoln { me n I
to the turf-lOv-
Ing public. Lamp
lighter, I h e ir
idol, who was
looked upon as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
charlottesville Against stanton.

STAUNTON, VA. June 2O.-Special-
The third game Of baseball between the
Charlottesvlles and Stauntons was play
ed to-day at the Athletic club grounds.
and was won by the Stauntons. the score
standing 10 3. The first game was won
by Stanton 20 3. The second was won
by Charlottesville II 10 S, and the third
by Staunton as above. thus giving the
contest between the clubs 10 Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21
Phlladelphia. June 10. 1893.

hiidutiphld, June ~, 1875.
Mr.. II. NJ. Starke, Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir,-Your several favors Of June
Ioth nave been received and their con-
tents noted. l can only restate that the
le'tel which you refer 10 has never
reached me. The newspapers. however
nave come In since-in fact. came I'm the
same day that | wrote you last. and for
that reason you will see that | am NOT
10 blame for anything that you had in
tended 10 convey 10 me I'm your letter I'm
question. The letter never reached me. and
II 1t has been missent will very likely
come back 10 YOU
In regard 10 the arrangement with
Belvin would say TO you that his ar
rangement with me has no connection
with you whatever. and you, so far as /
Know or, never had any Arrangement
with him In any way. shape or manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

omce Collector Of city Taxes.

City Hail.
Richmond. Va. June D. iNH
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-T AMAOW
y ready 90 receive CITY TAAEs for
THE YEAR 1893. III the whole or oGe-
hair is not paid by the 3Ith instant
PER CENT WILL BE ADDED. and fhe
ordinance provides that unless ONH-
HALF is PAID ~ JUNE the whole
amount, with penalty added. is dl. 40
once, and III not paid before SEIILh
BIER lst the Collector is required %
LEVY (soe chapter ~. section %
ALL MALES twenty-0ne years NJ are,
an persons. male or female. who oHH pre-
s0nal property, are assessed. aui 800
please call and settle
Paving pipe and sewer connection BITS
are payable in the same manner as taxes
and al the same time.
once open until j. NJ.
T. W. CUNNfNGHAN
ie8-1m Collector ~ Clty Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

haees on balls In the fourth inning. with
hut one out. and then retired the next
two batsmen with ease. While Fatty
cblids is credited with three errors. he
ana some great fielding and hitting. Can
zoI hated In Miller's place I'm the ninth
inning. Pittshurg and Cleveland play a
noetponed game here tomorrow. The
weather was clear and windy attend
ance 200. Score: X. II. H.
ptftsburr ..........2O2 0001 Ole 10 3
cleveland .........3 o 90 a 0x-lO II 8
Batteries: Ehret. Miller and Camel;
Clarkson and thinner.
Loui-ville. 9; Cincinnati ].
CINCINNATI June 20.-The Louisvilles
turned the tables on the Reds to-day.
Hemmirg was IN splendid form and
proved a stumbling block 10 the local
men. Sullivan, on the other hand, vas
hit hard az times. and hits mean runs.
THO came was very exciting throughout.
and was wi~essed by 1900 people Score:
r. H. Z.
Cincinnaus ....0 0010000O-1 ]
Loulsvilies ........1 0 / o OO00-3 Q o
Batteries: Sullivan and Vaughn; Hem
ming and Weaver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-21

SANDY HOOK. VA, June Especial.
Yesterday was county court-day. James
Coleman (coloreD. found guilty Of the
murder Of am old colored man named
Robinson Winston 40 the April term OF
the court. was yesterday sentenced 10
be- hanged ON Friday July 18th.
owing 20 the insuiiciency Of the evil
denca there Is much sympathy expressed
for the condemned man. and there is
some probability of new hearing I'm the
case.