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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
100000 FIRE.

TUy T'T6EIIVH " II7 T0F1T0T'I
PRINCETON. I;D., July IA very de-
stractive fire broke out here this afternoon
and RACED beyond control for many hours.
The Methodist and Episcopal churches
Bakers Hotel. and tho Farmers Bank were
entirely consumed. aud also Mayor Xeller's
residence. The loss will run beyond $780,
00j.
A. g o'clock tonight the fire was gotten
under control. Many persons were Sc
riously burned, but no fatal cases have
been reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

NORFOLK, Va, July 12.-The first pension
case was called in the United states Court
to-day, Jamos l.. Fuller (co.oredl beng
arraigned charged with forging q check
made payable to W. i. Brown lcol-
ore1), and securing his. penslon-money'
whicn be appropriated to hls, own
use. Brown could neither read nor
write and employed Fuller. a smart negro,
formerly member of the Council, United
States gauger. and clerk in the naYy-yard,
at present pension agent. to transact his
business Tor him. giving him general au-
thority to sign his papers. The case was
gwen to the jury, who could not agree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
SEXTON SILL INDIGNANT.
His support-Action TO Compel Mellors
Retirsment-Home- Bin.
..., -. al. 10 ma ntauntrh

fBy Anglo American caole 70 'he DspA'chI
LONDON. July 12.-Mr. Thomas Sexton.
the anti. Parnellite leader who refused TO
obey the order of Chairman Melior TO
nigbt's sitting of the Committee OF the
Whole of the House Of Commons III regard
10 the speech made by William Broderiek
fConseryat,ve) in the course OF which the
latter characterized the Irish as being I'M
pecunious and garrulous. is stll quite
indignant at the action of Mr.. Mellor
in suspending him, and is determined,
II possible. to be set right i'll the
matter. At the session OF the House To-
Sag Mr. Sexton asked Speaker Pcll II Mr..
Msilor mad not violated the rules OF pro-
cedure OF the House.in suspending HIM fer
disorderly conduct and II he could obtain
the judgment OF the House on the conduct
of Mr.. Mellor. The Speaker said that Air.
sexton had right under the rules 10 sfxs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Pension R.former vindtc.tsd.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July l2.-Dr. warner
uol, of Missouri. who was dismissed by Com
missioner Raum on March 81 last ire m his posi-
ton as lerk OF Class 3 10 tue feuslon once be-
cause he stated 10 kepresentatiye Inrsney
Granted for baldness, was to-day roinstated, the
eupstant,ai truth q hts statement having been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
T.,-restIng Tarin debate.

ATLANTA. GA. july i2.--At tho Atlanta
Chatauqua tonight w. q. 7; BreckenrloRe,,
of Kentucky. and Roswell z. HOT; Oh
Michigan. debated the tariff question:
Breckenridge advocated tarih Tor row.
nue. only. whiio horr spoae Tor q taiin 10
uroteetion. Both made eloquent speeches
and strong arguments. A large crowd was
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
nardMeil on Guard.
nBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.

10y telcsfaph ~ III" HtIPeseN-f
B.EDwrtL, KY. July l2.-The town Is vol
armed now ana will give hot reception 20 any
mob thnt may come. News has Just reached
here hat the negro arrested et Milan has proseo
thnt he WAC At fulton the day OF the murder
and has beou released. An extra edition OF toe
Bardwell star has appeared and nxes the mat.
ter OF Millers guilt con clusVely that all doubt
in the matter V settled. but the place VIII not Do
caught ua DDing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

BrzzARD's BAY, Mass, July 12.-Thls has
really been a home-lIke day for the PresI-
dent at Gray Cables Colonel Lamont and
Dr. Bryant we're on fishing trlp' and the
President spent the entire day with his
immediate family and sister Mrs. hoyt.
Mr.. Cleveland did not even ride over Tor
his mail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
IyDeaing la FLORIDA.
nny telegrsra y tte pl, naich.l

JicTfos'uIE. Pa. July l2.-An Oeala
t.rcIal 80 tne / mrs Union saws that negro
i-leI Robert Larkin was lynched shortly
l'lef noon TO-DAY by the citizens OF Citra
ga vicinity tor fe,oniously assaulting
A4ss launie Alexander last Monday noon.
'-t a rehued young lsdy. IS years VI
-'e' oi Tue highest soc.Ei connection
a-A tiandlag. Sbe was returning 70
Dsi home, near Citra. from the post
n'Lcc "bep I4erSin suddenly sprang from
Aluieket beside the road, seized hsT horse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
RIO GRANOE 90 SUI.
It May Be Cut on. bat II Is Attending to
Business as Usual.
IBy Telegraph to tho Dlspat'h.l

10y teleRfaph 10 INC DI5VaI'N'I
NV YORK. July 12.-An importing firm
doing business in Rio Grande do Sui, Bra
al. received this morning a dispatch from
its correspondent at that port requesting
information from the home office rs TO
quotations IL RIO de Janeiro. Speaking
OF this a member of the firm said , THIS
would that Rio Grande do SUI Is cut
oTfrom all communication with the capital
CITY, winch IS only 300 miles distant. inns
may mean that the insurgents are IN pos
session Of the city. They are attending 10
business down there, though, Gs usual"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
ItnIv,s Rank ScandalA.

Ity Anglo-Amertran cabis To- tho DisoatcA.l
EoMp, July l2.-Out Of the 400 members
constituting the Senate 120 are charged
with completely. either directly or lndl-
rectly. in tho bank scandals. Abont 100 Of
the members of the Chamber of Deputies
are similarly implicated. II Is supposed
that the Senate. sitting as high court OF
Justice, will demand that the accused
senators resign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
A Family Poison ID.

tBy Telegraph % inc DispaIcn'I
CgARLsros. S. c.. July l2-isaao
Mitchell and his entire family; consisting
of five persons, were poisoned YESTERDAY;
Mitchell and his daughter Ada are dead
and the others critically i'll. The Dhysi-
clans who made the post-mortem exami-
nation Dgree that the victims dled iron u
arsenical poisoning. The family dined AT
O'clock p. NJ. on okra soup, rlee. PORK, anu
watermelon. The whole AFFAIR is mys-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

A delightful trip on James river Is Of
fered by the Virginia Navigation Company
for Friday next, July Htb. Leaving hero
on tho new boat Pocahontas at A.
M.. one may visit any landing 20 and in-
cluding Claremont. and return ON the
ARIEL the same day. arriving IN Richmond
about 3 F. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
EARTHQUAKE IN NEW MEXICO.
Possible Return to Activity of a somno-
lent Volcano.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspntch.l

IDY teIcEr1pn 20 Iuo UI.puI-u'I
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. July 1.-Two dis
tiact earthquake shocks were felt here be
tween $3.50 and o'clock this morning. The
first was not very strong. but the second,
following few minutes later, occasloned
considerable uneasiness by the movement
Of goods. The uuder-current came from
the west. where an extinct volcano exists,
and It - thought here that the volcano Is
again IN eruption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
EuRops,s CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Report as to Russia-St. Petcrsburg on-
cIaIiy Declared Healthy.

Gr pgryRsErRG. July 12.-Ihe city ~
oai .'alIv declared 10 be IN healthy condi-
uon. Fifty medical men who had been
detained AZ the military academy for fear
that there would be an outbreak, OF
cnolera have been dismissed to their
The last weekly oficinl report on the
cholera endemic gives the following hg-
ures for the provinces IN which the disease
prevails: PodolIa. 80 new cases, loo
deaths BessarabIa, - new cases, 10 deaths
Orel. - new cases, II deaths; hheIson, -
nov, caees. 9 deaths: Toula, 3 new cases.
deaths. &C
There is doubt about the gcnuineness OF
the case, reported III Moscow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Earned runs-Nale, I; Virginia, l.. First base
by errur--YaIe. ,; Virginia, 8. Left on bases
Yale. ,; Virginia. q. FIRST base on balls-on
Bowers, . stephens, .: Hume, l. struck out
by Bowers. Is: by stephens. .; by Hume. !.
Ihrce.hase hits-BOwers and P1rsOns. 1W)-
base htts-Rhett. Sacrifice htts-Iale, ,: Nlr-
gina -. stolen bnses-Murphy, McGure, smith,
Parsons, ana Nelson. Double plays -AcGure
aad smith; Lander, Norton. and Carter. um-
pire- Iindall. Time Of game, l:4J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Georgia Ord,nariss Combine.

ATLANTA. Ga. July l2.-County judges
of ordinary representing over one hun;
drei countries met here to-day and elected
Judge Bell, of Fulton county. president
and G. ". Harbin, OF Gordon. secretary.
The organization Is for mutual benent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Cards Bill Heads. Statements, Lettar<
Heads Note Heads, Circulars. Hsndbiils
dodgers, &C.. printed by tho Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
Good work az same prices you pay 10, w
ferior work. send us your orders ana va
will guarantee satisfaction IN every par.
tieular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
AUCTION! AUCVIONl
Jewsiry, Watches. Diamonds, Sc, no
Auction.

This sale continues TO attract largo
crowds at 5l} cast Broad street. Auction
sale of Diamonds. Watches. &c, every
night a. 7:J0 o'clock. Remember AL
goods sold under tull guarantee. We have
sold for Mr. Nj. Ausell for several years IN
LyncLburg and Danyillo and have sold
.houspnds Of dollar, worth ot goods, and
for several days III Richmond. sales haSo
been satisfactory and nothing returned a.
beng misropresentod. Purchasers run no
RISK. II goods are not as represented by
MIR. Ausell | refund money If goods NJ
turned Us per announcement mado az saha.
j. II. VALENTINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

You are goiax 20 Chicago and you win wans
nice Jacket or Cape, aud Joa VIII ooy al 'hs
Iov. price sale st LKyy q Dawes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Insure with the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company. Dasetl-
mort 4 Co. general agents, lll2 nam
street. Assets over S500OO,91. Lasoiiby
OF shareholders unlimited. Losses prompt
Iy paid. Assured not required 10 Wait siny
dAKz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
NnnrnKRN-LEAGCK GAMEs.

At Louisville: r. B.H Z.
LouisyiIles........O . % . O-l0 l3 =
Breoklvn4........O o o o. > . o "a
Batteries: nemming and Grim; Lo7ctt and
knslOw.
Al Pittsbnrg: r. Bli. 3
New Yorks........1 q ! y y o q - u
BATTERIES: kinen and Miller; Susie and MILL
gan.
Al Cleveland: p. 4. II. r.
Clayclands..-....I O3O $500 o. - ,
Bostous | 4 . 3 . III 81 4
Btttoues: Cla-kson, Williams, and thinner;
Stalcy and Merritt.
AtSt Louis: r. III. +.
81. Iou,s..........O OOO10 2-3 g l
Philadclphias. 30 . 90 o IL
Batteries: ClarEson and Polz; Wcyning ani
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Rates Aocouu, Confederate veterans Ho-


upiou, Btrmingh am, Withdrawn,
The rates advertised BY the Richmond
and Danvlle railroai, account OF tbo
above occasion at Birmingham. Ala, only
18th and 10th, are hereby withdrawn. tho
reunion having been indefinitely post
poned.
Ticket agents have been instructed ac-
cordingly. w A. IuRK,
General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

..sea roNeY CONDITIONS.


graph fotae D'spst"hl
..... .r.y L.-At several Of the
..... o4- .a'd to-day that con-
lrt- oi currency had been
....Jlt, and asln tins morn
.... broadway bank has re-
...u currency and gold from
... Some uf the gold was re-
... ir.n California. The Fourth
I,.a received S3iOlJln currency
... ..m country CORES spoutents,
..rf.. receipt, of CURRENCY hy tho
delivery amounted TO cio3,-
ll. moro IN eGht.
l-IearHu ot the easier
u.,4lus 70 was reported
....H H.lg country banks were re-
..t..y here AMI getting back
bills receivable, which tueV
.l.'cd three or four weeks ago,
...a'l-e. ri course. %. tne rebate
.- t.tt th- uucEp.rci time. AZ all
banks to.da, 10 was sald that
...u UIt-lf-tOWu customers for
..tr.u. Wero lighter than they
..-. t.r weeks. The downtown
... report q scarcity OF currency,
...'.tl l...v,l that the supply Will soon
tII equal o. the demand. The
..u, taua- % pay the express
.. currency from the country has
at .s stimulating effect on shipments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

In calling attention TO our ceisbrased
Roller-Iray, which - the most conyenient
aud strongest trunk made and which -
made in every way superior TO all other
trunks, we bog TO say that we warrant It
the best and that We will do any Necessary
repairs 10 them froe OF charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. W. RoUsTBEE & BRoTH,R,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
Features of Interest 20 NirEiniaus-Can-
didate for Chsplain--Patents. &c,
frr,,, 1.,. pe,ofar COrrorrontoDft
ur Regular Corrcspondontl


WAsmxGroN, July 12.-Whle the ont
look does not promise lively fight over
raore thnn two or three of the blg Offices
20 be bestowed by the next House of
REPRESENTATIVES. there Will be several fea-
lures OF interest 20 \lrgnians. The dele
CATION from the State wall take great plea
sure ID the unanimous reelection of Judge
Crisp 10 the speakership because they
have been in accord with him and he nas
done we'll by Virginia IN assigning the
congressman 20 prominent committees.
vIEGNIAy.
A YlrCiuian has announced himself n
candidate for the position OF Chaplain OF
the House IN the person Of Rev. Isaac ".
Canter. formerly OF Frederick county, and
at present pastor Of the Mt. Vernon
Methodist churcn, Of this city. This IL
about the largest and certainly one OF the
most Influential congregations Of that de-
nomination.
Ihc last Nirgininn who vas chaplain Of
the House was DR.. Lindsay, formerly Of
Warreut0n. bUt who for some years was
the rector of ono OF the Episcopal churcheS
m the cltv.
Dr. Cautcr has been endorsed by quite q
number of the members Of the House and
II would seem that his prospects are very
good.
SENATE OFFICES.
Vlrginia and North Carolina aspirantS
for 10. tIous will await with interest the
reorganizat,On OF the official force of tho
senate. as there will be Il number of
changes made IN tho places, nearly the
whole outfit being Republicans at present.
Colonel Granville Games of Narrenton,
VINO returned tho other daY from Chicago,
is here e. day on his way to Norfolk.
Amour patents issued to-day were;
Virginia james q. lliner. of Monterey,
vehicle wheel: Anderson B. Cosby, OF Rich
mond. t1bacco-wringlng machine; Id
ward A. Quiscnberry, of Lexington ltwOL,
Car-hcatcr.
North Carolina-Jacob l.. ward. Of
| WadcsylIlc asslguor of two thirds 70 W..
| b. CrItteudon aud A. b. Stotson, Of Bucv-
rus. o.. cptton-press; &. g. Taylor. OF
| RockugIam, combined planter and fer
tllzer-dietrIbutor. Samuel a. lowell, as
mgn.r of ono half 10 j. Is. Lan.cr, Of
| Salisbury. CrIn-yeutllatOr.
The following appointments OF fourth
class Postmusters were made today:
Virginin- Brandy Station, CulpeDer cOun-
rs. W. j. Parr rice j. g. Fan, removed ;
Bucu. Dickinson county. }. +. Sutherland
rice f. Sutherland, resigned; Dublin,
Pulaski county. &. l.. Cecil U'cc Jacob Al
| der-ou. removed; Hil.sboro', Loudoun
| county. G.. ". Wiley rice ). 4. Spat"s. re-
moved: Montgomery. Washington county,
/ C.. II. Nusk rcs ". T.. Rusk, resigned ;
/ INlers. Hanover county, !. Is. CheWnlug
| r,os G. -. Jones. resigned.
Total number Of fourth-c!ass Po-tmas--
/ ters appointed this dav, l27, tmrty-hyo on
/ which were 10 fill vacancies caused b.
| death and reslguauouS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Nu,RtA cured and ersdicated from the sys-
ten by Browns Iron Bit ers. which enrschos we
biosst tones tho nerves. aids digestion Acts
l,rs CHARM oa persons in general VI healtns
giving new energy and strength
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
The Worid's-Eair Disaster.

CHICAGO. Ill, July l2.-Anotner fireman.
Lewis j. frank, died to-day from injuries re-
ceiyed ia the cold-storago warehouse disaster.
This makes thirteen known dead and five peo-
plo reported 10y their friends as missing. story
was published this morning mat ton addiiGpaI
todie, had been found and kept concealed by
the authorities OF tho Words Fair. The taie
was exploded Men working IN the ruins de-
clare that the statement has 10 foundation
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MILWAUKEE R0USED.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE
PLANKlNTON BANK ARRESTED.
Charged with Receiving Money After
the Institution Hal Become In
solyent-Embezzleme Also.
r,r Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. July 12.-The grand
jury, after investigating the failures OF r.
A. Tappen & Co. and the Plankinton Bank.
has reported indictments fo- all the OIL
GERS and directors Of the Plenkinton Bank.
They are: +. r. Day, president; William
PlankInton, vice-president; William NJ.
Momsen. cashier. and Eugene ,. Elliott
G. A. Eoyes. G. J.. Clason. and Judge
James &. Jonkins. directors.
Judge jenkins was the 6rst of the in-
dictcd bank officials 20 be placed under Or
rest. Theothe soon followed, and Judge
Walker fixed their bail az $4,000 each.
THE CHARGE.
The bank officers. with the exception of
Mr.. Day. are charged with receiving money
when the bank was lnsOlyent. IT Is under
stood that Mr.. Day will have to answer
the more serious charge Of embezzIement;
Mr. Day IS IN M Indiana sanita:lUm, ana
the officials Of that State have been al
rectcd TO hold him until reputation can
be obtained.
It's understood that another Indictment
is being suppressed. IL IS supposed 10 De
that of Owen A. Iappen, brother OF T.. \.
Tappen and Frank a. lanpen ana mem
Der OF the wrecked firm OF Frank 4. Zap
pen d Co.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The announcement Of the indictments
and arrests caused intense excitement
throughout the city. The parties are All
uromInrnt in business and society circles,
and their unfortunate prcdlcament u tue
subject Of general comment. Mt. bohcs'
ono of the INDICTED bankers. IL too I'll TO
appear in court, and consequently ls under
surveillance at his homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

LEVY DAyls's scent counies has on u pinsa
Of Summer Dress Goods that we're sold as Sos
1854, 10, lol<, and f0c. yard. IN" pf'es NOV
fer any only sJsc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Gard.

The New Praysr-BOOks and Hymoals
in sets or separate. new stylos and bind-
iups. at Hunters & Co.'S. G29 T. Broad st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

The whits.Goods stock Of LEyrS DAviss hs
largest and most attractive 10 tho city. Assvins
OF az least 25 per cent. can be made by pur.
rhasiug of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

RODE JANrlGo, July l3.-It Il officially
stated that the steamer Jupiter was not
allowed TO cross the bar at no Nrande 90
Sui. and that she retired and anchored
nineteen miles OF the port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Mantels. Crates, aud Tiling. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JoHs BowEBs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Gretchen song.

Newest and latest. Sung with great sue.
cess in the New York theatres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
AZ NOKE EOpY.

WoRLDs-FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO, July II
To-day's work ia tho RUNS wrought by Mondays
terrible affair resulted IN the nndlnR Oh one
rnf r. bodv. It was that OF II 4. D.unmond.
superintC n snt OF the Seattle Electric ompany'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
r,r.m.o,.U Relief Faud.

ATLANTA, Ga. July IA movement has
been inaugufAted by WHICH mer oers OF
Ia e-ars depsrtnents thronhhnns tka eoun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

The great half-prscs sale OF Fsney rarsso's
viii be- continues asLEyY S DAVIES ansh sssuos
day evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Gas and Electric Chandeliers shd
Globes. New designs and low psices.
JoHN BOwgRs
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

LEVY DAVIS will shOw yoa tho chespsss Lace
Curtains tina, you ever san.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Old papers for sale at % cents hundrsd
az DISPATCH Once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
The American 1urE
nv telegraph 70 tho DIspat'h.l

NFv YORK. July l2.-FoOwing are to-days
results at Monmouth PARK;
First race-one and three-sixteenths niles
Cleaning WOO; Long Boach se'Ohi' A'"''
2:OlA. Only two starteis)
second race-nve and one-half furiong'-ho5-
common won; Harrington second Inuia third'
1tma, los. ,,,,. , .
Eareland second Deiargilla third. Time, l:"3-
Fourth rsce-nve furiongs-Merry Monatch
won: Lustre second, FAIRY third. Time o9si.
Fiuh race-nye and onehalf furlon2sIflir'
won: Mamma sec cond, Dooittle third. Iime'
sixth race-one and one-sxteenth miles
Besnsey won: Integrity second, Best Brand
third. Time, l;4SA
NEw YORK. July 12.-Results at Brshtoh
First rnco-six and one-haU furlongs-Little
Non won: Ingot second, Lou Ehe't thlrd' lIh''
1:22l1. - -
second racc-dve furlongs-Fact0tum won;
Ascot second. Pauline third. Time, l:O3|e.
Third race--1ye furlongs-Lumberman won
Wallace second, Tube Rose third. Iime' i'u3t4,
Fo.rth rnce-six furlongs -Gerlldine won f;
Cand,labra second, Lizzie third. 1ime, l;l13s
Filth race-sevcn furlCngs-Alcalde won;
King Crab second, Remorse third Iime'
l2gle. -
SIKH race-steeplechase over short course
The Duffec won Japonca second DlacAua"oF
PHnIpFLpHIA. Pa, July 1.-Two iavorites,
two se -oud choices, and two Outsiders were lhe
winners to-day at tlCucNbteE. luS
First race-Ons and One-quarter tniles-Jemes-
town won; Hyacinth second Chanhcey 'hird'
Time. 2154. ,.., .,o,
second raco-seyen furiongs-Ataman won !;
YiolotS. second, G.. o. u. third. Time, l:3%54'
Third race-nye furlOucs-Aiair won Arapa-
hoe secoud, Annorean third. Time, 100.
Fourth race-fOur and One-hah furlongs-
Minnie j. won; Grand Prix secOnd' PehLahco
tbirj. TIme 563a. q. H.,
Filth rAco-slK and one-halt furlonSs-ot hu-
bert won: Acfiiolam second, Iopmsst thHd-
Time. ION. -,,., ,..,.
sixth race-six fUrlongs- honoponst won )
Addie C. second, Leon I. third. Time, i:%1'
CHICAGO, July II 2.-Rudolph won the S%seas %
Western Handicap to-day as Washington larH
| with comparative ease, beating the oest horses
al the track. Attendance, 1000. summaries
First race-nVe and one-haf IurlOngs-rop
| GRAY WOO; George Beck serond, Una OO'or"uo
| tnird. 1iIne, l:oS17.
| Second race-six furlongs-Hugh Penny won
| Princess second. koelyn third. Time. l;lJ1e'
Third rncs-the Great Western handlcap. QUO
| and one-han mLes-RudOlph Won Kay :. Sc
| conc Yo Taubaen third. Time, &:34.
Fourth race--one and one-si1te0nth mics
| ia ia won; Minnie Coo second, kagnor thifd'
1ime. l:4Bl6. A..
Fifth race one mile-Santa Aona won; Aloha
| second klarry third. Time, l:iOlf-
sixth race-selling, purse $1,000, one ana
| oae-sixtsenth niles-Beruardo won; Cicily 80
| ,ond, Jack Richeheu third. Time, l;f'1a.
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