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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

people saw us comin' an they
yelled an cheered me on. each ono GYM
Jest one ell, cause they had T. dodge IN
the doorways q keep frum gettin' wet;
When we got Z Slate Mills we begun
gain, fer II commences uphill Q little there
an uphill didn't bother th' colt NJ much
MT held back tn rain. In we went 70
Chillicothe, an les. az the tail end Nv th'
express gor into Gardner's stable down
come tn rain. seven seconds behind"
"Danr," said bright young man. aud
for the first time in the history OF Penny
royal a doubt of the truth Of Dan Doble's
stories was expressed. "Dan'l. read that
in book a year ago-in Mark Twain's
book. believe"
Pepnyroyal.sts were astounded and
looked at the story-teller in blank aston
ishment.
II don't doubt but you did" said Dan:
calmly. when Mark Twain wuz visitin
me told him about it, but. SEE. l. Mr..
Twain. don't print. an he said he wouldn't
But see be tied TO me-"
And Pennyroyalists again looked up to
Daniel DOble.
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THE WHeELMEN'S WORLD.
Opening of the Cement Track Of the
Charleston Association.
rRvtelegrnph 70 the Dispatch.l


CHARLESTON, s. c., June 1.-THE new
cement track of the Charleston Wheel
mems Association was formally opened TO-
day with a series OF bicycle races, WIN
more than 1000 persons IN attendance.
The programme embraced ten events. he-
suits;
FIRST race-one mile, novices-won by
r. p. Whaley, Charleston. Time, 2:i5 20.
Second race-quarter mile, open-Non
BY |. Baird, of Charleston. Time. 30 20,
Third rsce-mile handlcap-won by
Conuerat. Time. 2:27 80.
Fourth race-one mile. 2:45 class-won
by Johnson. Time, 2:53
Fifth race-half q mile, for boys-won
by Frank Boyd. Charleston. Time, 1:4O 70.
Sixth race-one mile. 2:35 cIass-won oy
!. Bard. Time. 2:56.
Seventh race-half mile. handicap
won by |. Baird. lime, none taken.
Eighth raco-one mile. 3-mlnute class
won by 4. Gayle, Charleston. Time,
Ninth race-one mile, lap race-Score:
Isaac Bard. 10; Johnson. Z; Clark z.
Time, 2:54.
Tenth race-two-mlle handicap-won
by W. J. Baird. Time. 5;l2}1.
A RECORD LOWERED.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 1.-THE circuit
bicycle races here opened to-day with the
TWENTY-FIVE mile State championship track
race. which was won by W. 4. Murphy, OF
the New York Athletic Club, IN hour Is
minutes and AZ seconds. During the race
Murphy lowered the ten-mile competitive
record made by L. j. Berlo in New York
July Q, 1892. by one minute. Murphy's
time for the distance to-day was 2s:4O 40.
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APACHE ARROW POISON.
still Made as Carefully as When Indians
Had No Firearms.


We are indebted to l.. b. Hawks, recent
" in the government Indian service IN
Arizona, for description of the manner
in which some OF the braves IN the
Apache region prepare their deadly ar
rows. saws the Pomona Cali PrO1ress.
Although the Apaches have had little or
no use for their poisoned weapons Tor
wears, still they, because OF tribal ln-
stinct, each summer 90 through a.prepara,
ton OF their arrow-tips as carefully ana
methodcally as though an old-tlme war
were at hand. :
This work on the arrow is one piece OF
labor that the Indian brave will not leave
10 the sauaws. He gathers dozen or
more rattlesnake heads and puts them in
a spherical earthen vessel. With these no
puts half a pint of species OF large red
ant that is found in many parts or Arl-
IONA.
The bite of this ant is more poisonous
than that of bee. Upon these he pours
bit of water and then seals up with moist
earth the lid of this vessel. lie then gigs
hole . feet deep into the ground, IN
which he builds roaring hre and puts IN
some stones. When the interior OF the
hole and the stones are red hot he makes
a place in the bottom for the earthen yes-
sci and puts II in.
About it and upon 1t he puts the Goals
and hot stones, and upon the top he builds
a fierce FIRE and keeps it up for twenty
four hours. Then he digs out his vessel,
and. standing of with long pole, he dis
engages the top and lets the fumes escape;
The Indian insists that if the fumes should
come in his face they would kill him. The
mass left at the bottom of the vessel IS a
dark brown paste.
To ties. the efficacy of his concoction MIR.
Hawks has seen an Indian with a hunting
knife make q cut in his leg just below the
knee and let the blood run down to his an
kle. Then taking q stick he dipped 1t INTO
the poison and touched the descending
blood at the ankle. -.
1t immediately began to slzzle, as IT II
were cooking the blood. and the poison
followed the blood right up the leg; siz-
cling its wav. until tho Indian scraped the
blood OF with knife. The savage assured
| Mr.. Hawks that had he allowed the poison
| to reach the M outh of the WOUND he would
have been dead man ia twenty minutes.
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Ano,her Massachusetts, Murder

Rosros Mass. June ia special as
,,atcS ~ The Herald from Fall River. speak
INC Of the reported confession OF Jose Sc Cor
retro i suspected of the murder OF Bertha
Manchester. says; ..,,. 40 NOT as
Though Correiro's statemsn, Is no, as
complete US it might be. sum .so pn
aSmissions and the police expect to sup
nly he missing links in the cham that now
surrounds tho accused.
On the night Of June 9th police o on Ger
drove the prisoner in q three;;seated car
rage TO a point near Highland ROAD, ltss
than a mile northwest OF the Manches.ssr
home. The police were led by the hshH-
cuffed COrreiro into meadow near ~
and after q few moments search ia .no
farm.wall. Correiro pulled out Berthss
watch and gave IT up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

s.reak were features. Weather hnc. At
tendance. 5000. Score:
Pittsburps.....o 001050 lis 10
Cleyelsnds 4 0 0 1 ! 90 o. III
Batteries Killen and Miller; houng
and thinner.
the wAsHINGToxs WIN.
Nrw YoRK. June 1.-THE washingtonss
hit Baldwin at the right time to-day aud
defeated the New forks before l.JOo spec
tators. MeakIn. on the other hand. was
steady. and pitched creditaDly. Ohourke
did much toward winning the game
bv hitting safely in the 9Th WITH
men on second and third bases and
knocking out double in the seventh; anu
scoring on another two-bagger 10y WISE
The New Yorks played a dumb game.
Ward made costly error ana Mllilgah
was thrown out at the plate through poor
coaching. The score:
New York...100O 0202 o-5
Washington. o o 03 Il III l
batteries: Baldwin and Miliigan
Meakin and Farrell.
PosrPoNrNESr.
Bosroy. Mass. July 1.-THE Boston
BROOKLYN game postponed on account OF
rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Savannah: r. d: H. Z;
Savannah 80 0 1 3 0 % 0 ID ii
New Orleaus...1 0 0 0 000 0-l
Batteries: Petty and Hurley; Bailey
and Jantzen.
At Augusta: r: BIB. =;
Augustus. - O003114-l1 - 2
Montgomery. L O0024 o. ii .
Batteries Blackburn. German. and
Wilson: Wilson and Armstrong.
At Charleston-First Game: R. D.H. E.
Charlestons q 2 0 90 % IL l
Mobiles. 30 90 90 0 o. G
Batteries: Cross and Sugden Daniels
and Flynn.
Second Game: n. B.H. Z.
Charlestons -. o O24O1OO1--s ] 2
Mobiles ........O 5000 0-3 IL G
Batteries: Killeen and susden; Fur
man and frost.
At antas. 1870. OOOO51s22-Is Is 0
Nashvllles 30 02O020 o. 6
Batteries: Dewald and Murphy; Keenan,
and Sommers.
At Macon: R. BIB. 2.
Macons. 04500O 90 2-l2 % 0
Birminehams.. o 0 0 90 0 90 4 4
Batteries: Clusen ald Fields; WEIGH and
| Earle.
| At Chattanooga R.B.H. 2.
| Chattanooga =. 2 o . 0 3 1 0 0 0-S 10 I
| Memphis % o 3 0 o Go II 6
Batteries: Stephens, Easton. and Dug
dale; Wittrock. Behn, and Bolan.
OUr-FIFLDEI WARD RELEASED.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 1.-The Balti.
more club has released Out-Fieider Ward
to Cincinnati, getting Pitcher Mullane In
| exchange.
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The VIKING SHIP.
Received at New York with Nations'
Salute OF Welcome.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

TBy telegraph 70 the D!spatch.I
Nrw YoRK. June 17.--Those hardy Morse
men. CAPTAIN Anderson and his crew; after
,onroeving down the coast from the banks
Of Newfoundland, sailed into the port or
New York with the counterpart OF the
Viking ship Of old, and were gwen a re-
ception far different from that theu an
ce,toTs received 49O years before Columbus
landed on the shores of the New World;
Tne Viking was met OF Sands Point Pom 10y. 10y
the steamboat Laura NJ. Sta aana VIII Tb .pe
Recepton Committee on board. Ihets
ss Great blowing Of whistles and
S dipping S ii flags as the Viking sailed from
sands Point to City Island, where the
Mlantonomoh fred anational salute OF WEI,
rome. Then there wesa pun OF blue smoke
forward on the Viking. and sound IKE
t6at of a big fire-crscker came across the
water. The Viking was answering ,ne Sd,
snte with salute from SIX little cannon
,"onn,ed on a cross-rall at the bow. Inc
Viking swung al und ana dropped anchor
alongside Of tho Miantonomoh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
ON THE WATER.
Regatta of the English Regal Yacht Club
Tho NAlkYrie Wins.

IBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June 1.-THE regatta of the
ROYAL Yacht Club WAS held today over
the usual course. of the Isle of Wight.
There was q good breeze from the east.
Lord Dunraven's Valkyrie took part in
the race and again showed that the Ameri-
cans will find in her q dangerous competi-
tor for the America cup. Besides the VAL
kyrie the Britannia. the Prince of wales's
Yacht, the Satanita .(owned by Mr.: A: ID.
Clarke). the Calluna Owned by Mr. +. Do
j. Jameson) sailed in the race. The lead
ing Yachts finished the first round. which
was to the eastward, in the following Of
der. their official finishing time being sp-
pended Valkyrie. 4:42:5s; Britannia,
i:4s:3: Satanita, $3.50. The Calluna and
Iysrns finished so far astern that they were
practically out of the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
The Merry Month.
The SPECTATOR


IL was a merry month,
And tho merry birds sang loud;
The wren was In the Ivy bush,
Inc lark was in the cloud.
In all that day OF perfect May
1nere seemed no power OF Ill,
When a hawk came sailing out OF the Wooo,
And all those songs grew still.
II was the morry month,
And the woods were full OF glee,
The lizard on It's sunny bank,
Tho squirrel upon tho tree.
In all that time OF lusty prime
There seemed no thought OF death.
When a snake came crawling out OF NOOK
And fear held every breath.
IL was the merry month.
And never was month more fair.
Lord Lowell was up in bis lady's bower
Singing with Lady Clare.
They sang it once, they sang 10 twice,
That song; he seemed true lover,
When q singing word, like = blow. Was heard
Their "merry month was over.-B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
COBB's ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S

" SEASIDE kESORI III tns Atlhutic OScnns
increase OF hotel accOmIooJ atoms; new build
ings ana other in provements; the finest oeacn
and surf bathing In tbs world; snipe-shooting,
nshing, aud boat-eailing unsurpassei; can %
Norfolk railroad from North or south. Passen-
gers going TO Cobb's Island must get on AZ
Cobb's station. Ttains-Ne Will meet the ll;.|
A. NJ north bound train aud the o:lo J.. III.
south- bound train at COObs station passengers
transferrei 70 the island by steamer. Terms:
S.. per day, sl2 per week, $40 per month;
hotel physician. &c. For further iniormstion
an 30-eod3m Propris,ors.
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Daily Pvrotechnicai Display.
lTexns Slltlngs.l

First New Yorker; Have a nice time
while you were in Europe!
Second New Yorker: Splendid You
should have been with Us. saw Vesuvius
in eruption.
FIRST New Yorker Well. as far as that
goes. | haten't missed anything. MY,
wife's mother is STAYING with us now anu
| have that sort of thing every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
DAN DosLE, OF PeNNYRoYAL, TALKS
hut Mark Twain Had Got Ahead OF Hin
In thu story OF Gray Kits Expioit.

81 feel like pastor emeritus" said old
Dan Doble, of Pennyroyal. as he sat down
to tell the boys the story OF his drive from
Balm bridge to ChillicOthe. Ez all Nv you
know" he said. Its nineteen miles rum
cambridge z Chillicothe. an all NV you
remember my Poll colt out'n my gray Kit
by Referee. Well. oncet Marthy an me
went to cambridge T. visit some old friends
NV ours, an We left Saturday mornin TO
come back Z Pennyroyal by Chillicothe::
I'd Jest hitched mp an driv found = IN.
front gate N that light express Nv mine an
Marthy seen a sheet nv RAIN comm down
tn road. goin' tow'rds Chilllcothe.
49, Let's wait till it's over. SEE she:
"No, Marthy.' ssz /. dye think that
rain en- ketch this colt? Climb In quick.
seq l..
I'm she climbed. an Jest uz We got
started tn rain ketched tn hind end NV
th' express. Ups with tn whip an
touched tn mare. an ups her jumps an
goes, me teilin' Msrthy th't ift hsdn,t ben
fer her Q waitin' we'd never got tn az
press wet. There come tn rain right be-
hind us, an cd hears patterin' IN on th'
hind end, but tn colt WIS movin' m
knowsd no rain cd ketch us. When
We vent through Beurnsyills th'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Saving the soap.
IN

A firm OF manufacturers in Bridgeport,
Conn, are equlpping hotels with powdered
soap. 1t ls contained IN a small cylinder
placed over each wash-bowl, and when It
il desired to use it spring allows small
quantity of the powder to escape into the
hand. The firm supplies the soap and
loans the nickel-plated holder. the proht
coming IN selling tho saponaceous com
pound. The device Is patented. Hotel
keepers are pleased with q device that
keeps the wash-room bowl in tidy condi-
ttOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Tho Honolulu Consuiship.
nv teiegranh 10 the Dispatch.

W.ssISoros. ID. c., June l7.-Inquiry
a, tho Department of State discloses tue
fact that no appointment has YET peeh
made of a successor to United states ION Ion
sui. General Severance. at Honolulu. Inc
statement that Judge John !. Sneea; "
Tennessee. had been rendered ana hao so,
cepted the place was propaoiy houb I'm
nndsr CONSIDERATION for another place ~
the consular service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
EDUCATIONAL

NHE BOARD OF VISITORS OF
l. THEMEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
viii assemble at the college building, in this
city. on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1898, at IL NJ,
for the purpose OF electing two Professors Tor
the novly-crsated chairs-one for the Diseases
OF tho Eye, Ear, and Throat, and the other OF
General Pathology aud bacterlolosy-and also
created by resignation In the chair OF Diseases
OF Women and Children and In the chair OF Ma
terra Msdics and Therapeutics.
Candidates for these positions VIII forward
their applications and testimonials 20 CHRisro-
PIER TorPKIss, N. d.. Deau OF the Faculty.
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
President Board OF VisitorA
DANIEL d, TALLY, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
The Guest OF the Nation.


The New York Telegram complains that
"Chicago wants the State Department at
Washington 10 pay the hotel bills for en-
tertainng of the Duke of Veragua while
he is guest at the exposition" Well,
why not tie is the guest IT the nation,
here by special invitation OF the nation.
Why shouldn't the nation entertain It's
own Cuests2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

IUAHT
80 Scribble. tho reporter on the Daily
HoOfer. has got married ,
"Yes. | was at the wedding AZ the Little
Church Around the Corner"
"Was Scribble nervous
Nervous? Not much. While the minis
ter was praying Scribble yanked out
notebook and took down the prayer IN
shorthand for the afternoon issue Of the
UOOfern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Failure in Wisconsin.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y ECIVgIuPu 70 Ut"
MILWAUKEE, WIS, June IA special 70
the Wisconsin from Racine. Wis. says /:
one of the most disastrous failures in the
history of Racine was recorded this alter
noon. when the well-known Racine Hard
ware Manufacturing Company made an
assignment to August c. Frsnck. The
liabilities are estimated at about s4OO, OOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Extract from an Advertisements.

when the baby IS through nursing 1t
must be uncorked and put under the tap.
II the baby does not thrive on fresh milk
il must be boiled.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
a Misunderstanding.
lHarper's Bazaar. !

"Confound IT." exclaimed Jackson,
what a stupid fellow that ieweller is "
How soY" inquired his friend.
"Why. | told him the other that L
wanted engraved in the engagement ring
the letters From A to Z'-from Arthur to
Zenobia. you know-and the idiot went to
work and put in tho whole alphabet"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Encouraging.

Weary Raggles: Please. mister, can't
Won give me a little assistance!
Mr.. Newcomer: Dig up this garden and
| will give YOU 80 cents,
Weary Raggles: Better keep 1t boss;
you'll need it to buy vegetables with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
| HOTEL ALBEM4RLE,
NTOUNTAlN.TOP HOTEL AND
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. "
Now open. The largest, best appointed, and
most literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
PURE WATER, PUREAIR, PERFECT HEALTH
For terms and particulars, apply Hotel Greno-
BILE Fifty-slXth street AMI seventh avenue. New
York. WILLIAM NOBLE,
ia I6.W F6Suts Owner ami Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Triple Railway Tragedy.

CnAwroRDsvILLK. ND. June l7.-william
Hipes, q wealthy farmer, his wife, and
daughter, while on their way here this
morning. were struck by Vsndalis tram
on road-crossing one mile east OF here.
ter sWerefktally injured,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
HAVING MADE AN ADDITION OF

i 1 four rooms 20 nv house, am now prepared
10 TAKE QUIIEA NUMBER OF BOARDEks.
We are very conveniently and pleasantly silu'
eted. Rom I'd country neigh torhoOd, good fare,
pure free-stOne water, church and post-odlce
in a few steps Of my door. Moderate terms and,
good references given and required always ror
particulars please apply % Mrs DR.. ROBERT
SHACkLEFORD, Bcwlesy,lle near CoDham'
AIbemarle county, Va. le lb-f, >uA u3l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
4 Delay.
lChIcago Review. !

Featherstone: Willie. is your sister in
Willie. Yes. She's trying on a new gown
and guess you can't see her before to-
morrow.
Featherstone: Why. it ought not to take
her very long to try on new gown.
Willie No. but the dressmaker 10 trying
to collect the money for 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
UOTEI, OTTERBURN. AMELIA

III COURTHOUSE, VA, under new manage
ment, will open JUNE lsr, with al TOO conye'
niences OF a frst-class hotel To families Tor the
season special rates can be- had. For any inior-
nation apply 70 DR.. DORSET. l02 north Sesentn
street, city. or z. II. BOOKER. Manager Otsar-
NN'- my 2s-su, W&F3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Failure in ALBANY.

[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
ALBANY, n. T.. June H.-Charles +.
Streight, hardwood merchant. has failed.
Assets, S20O, 900; liabilities. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Sympathy with n Point.

Penelope (sighing) Poor fellow.
Ten Broke: Well. if you sympathize
with me WHY don't you accept me!
Penelope: Because you are such poor
fellow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Burdenrd.

The Count: Your rich American men
work so hard.
Miss A.: Yes; you see they have TO sup
port titles donins-al- W.
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uROCKFTT ARSENIC.LITHIA

= SPRINGS-OPENED JUNE Isr.
delightful mountain resort at 1000 teet eie-
walton. This water cures Dyspepsia. Rheuma-
tisru, skin Fruptions, scrofuia Insomnia, Md
ney and Bladder Disorders. aud Nervous Pros
traitor. Clears and beauties tho complexion.
Bathing In hot ana cold arsenic-litnia water =
special feature and rapidly restores ana builds
up broken-down and oyerworked nervous sys-
TENS. send for pau phlet. CROCKETT ARSE
NIC-LIrHIA SPRINGS COMPANY, shawsviiie.
va le Aim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

NTILLISTON SEMINARY PRE-
w PAREs boys for any college or semitic
school Sew Laboratories with electrical plant.
All buildings heated by steam. Fall term opens
September z, 1893 Address Rev. WILLIAM
GALLAGHER. Principal, Eas'hamPton, Mass
my 7-Su&W2ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
TLKTONLTTHIA SPRINGS,

This famous resort OPENS JUNE 21st. under
tho management Of Mr. GEORGE I. ADAMS, OF
the ST. James and Albion Hotels OF Baltimore
The Hotel Building If new, with all modern I'M
provements-gas, steam heat, electric pels,
public and private baths, sanitary closets, &c.
Water from the celebrated Elkton Lisha
Springs, flowing million aud half gallons
daily, Is piped directly into the hotel
Magnificent scenery, splendid boating, bath-
ing. and fishing. Cuism, fir-t-ciass
TIE ONLY SPRINGS IN VIRGINIA WITH
FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL.
Rates $iO per week end up6a-ia
Send for descriptive circular.
GEORGE r. ADAMS, Proprietor.
Address untilJUNE roth 81 James Hotel, bal
my 3O-1m
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Declines Blounp. Place.

fBy telegraph 20 TOO p"Pa"I -
c,rv oy Mrx,oo. June 7.--Thomas y.
crittenden. the United States Consul
General here. has declined the post %
Minister TO Hawaii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
AT LATONIA.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Philadelphia Wins a Great Game from
Baitimore-Fourteen Innings.

tBytelegraph to the Dispatch.l
PBrLAprLpHIA, Pa, juno 7.-Philsdel-
nina won a great game from Baltimore In
the fourteenth inning to-day: Hawess
nitching wa. magnificent and his support
was cllt- edged. the three errors being e1-
cusable. Carsey pitched equally well. SIX
of the ten hits credited to his opponents
being made IN the first tour INNINGS "nen
they scored their four runs.
Good plays were made in almost every
inninp but the star play of the day was
made by Hamilton in the twelfth. when
he iumped into the air and caught with
ono hand terrific line drive from Tread
WAYS bat lust of the centre-feld fence;
TAYLOR played his first game with balti-
more. ..L
there were 7.42l people present. ana tne
SCENE of enthusiasm in the fourteenth
;nninp. when Clements, who had singled.
was sent across the plate By Cross's three
heccer, the latter scoring also On Nc
Graw's wild throw, has seldom been
eaualled in this city. Score;
n. B.H. r..
ph,la 00o20O1OO0002-6 0 2
Ratio. ..lO2l0000 00000O-i 10 .
batteries: Casey and Clements; Hawke
and Robinson.
prrrsBuRo pEFrArs CLEVELAND.
P1TrsBulo. Pa. June i7.-Pittsburg
;umpod on TO Cy. Young hard IN the sixth
inning to-day, pounding out Ave runs and
taking the lead in o game. which. up to
that time. looked like cinch Tor CIeve-
land. Mexican let ground. hit 90 through
his legs in this inning that WAS fesponsi;;
HE for two OF the runs. Cleveland tied
the The score in the ninth. but the home team
scored the winning run In their half on q
long drive for home run by Beckley.
Wnmer,s throwing TO second, catching
four men, and Jake Bsekley's batting
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Mr.. Tophoor: have rented a cottage
for the summer.
Mrs. Tophoor Is there an elevator IN 1t