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The herald., 1893-06-15
POLL TAX.
fsss Angeles County.

Nc. Name and Description. An
B6A98 Guadalupe Atrhijo, in rancHoLA
tie Puente, lSs{ aefes Of land,
20 bounded north by sentods
is Bros, west by Rowland east by
rr3 Remefis, south by Houlihah..
ea + S6ses Afnbfpsio Ma4uirfay in rancho
% north and east by' Gfssids {
22 ~ sis south and west by Jesus Ybarfa
s7sb4 Henry adidshiainp,, III ii Peilisier
"a s74as Ds2is LMsudfsths M r ptaoir+iand'is
s7sss samuel en Long nal.s1 u sc4ss =, q land,
h southeast quarter OF section 93,
q tewnship south, range ID
s4ssa Ambrose spf0,Ii, 10 acres ii
IL is,sa l5adBg northwest Quarter
al 1f Of northeast quarter Of less l
b, township j south, south range range
1885 w wore. in tlsrsmont tract. in
Ssas7 2'9fa Smbioss 80 oTssr sersi q Il land
being southwest quarter Of
section 20, township / north.
ssesa John I Nshsg, in iLoriddsbnrg, lot
ss7s9 wiilisn Will usI'f il 'Pendietoihi,' IL IN
Rancho Santa Gertfides, .25l5
acres Bounded north by Van
eeS feet, east by Brittle, south BY
cemetery ct al, west by public
sssse Nasyitet, 50 aJrea 81 land be.
ing south half Of northeast
Sky quarter Of section S, township
4 fiofth range II west...-....
38312 Hubert William Doggett, in
Afhandale tract, 4.2f acres,
IA being lot 80 ...-..... s......
89456 John J Davis, IL acres Of land,
being all Of the east Is acres OF
north half OF northwest quar-
ter Of northwest quarter west
and south OF land OF Cannon
IS ~ in section IT, township 1
soiith, range 10 west. ..,.......
39436 Fnch, in Mcdonald tract
"a 15 ACRES being southeast quar-
m Af lar and south half of nertheaat
quarter 6f lot 70 ............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
LUTHERAN SYNODS.
REPRESENTATIVES OF TENNESSEE.
MISSOURI, AND OHIO TOMEET.
Railroad Fight for, worId's-Fsir Busi.
uess-Haieigh's Opers-Houss Nearly
Compietcd-Clamm War.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlsoatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c.. June Son the 18th in
slant representatives OF the Tennessee.
Ohio. and Missouri Lutheran synods meet
at Newton, n. c.. TO discuss plans for
uniting and cooperating IN this field.
Traffic arrangements have been made by
tho Cape Fear and Yadkin-Valley and tho
htlantic-Coast Line so that the former
road will take sleepipg-cavs from the lat
ter at Fayetteville and deliver them to the
Roanoke and Southern on the way to
Louisville and Chicago. This IL another
phase in the lively fight for business be-
tween this line and the Richmond aud
Danv,lle.
POPULAR NAaF.
Ii is proposed 10 call Raleigh's new
Opera House The Sir Waiter Raleigh. 10
is nearly ready for use. and seats 1880 per
sons. In fitting end general arrangement
1t is by far the handsomest opera-house IN
the State. 1t is electrically lighted IN .
very beautiful style and 10 stcam-heated
throughout. Mr.. O.. +. Leach, Of Raleigh.
to-day became manager OF the Opera-
House. Tho owner and builder ~ Mr.. a..
+. Page, wealthy railway president.
AGAME PREsERyE.
A party Of wealthy Baltimore men have
bought tho shockoe-Sprlngs lands. IN
Warren county. 1000 acres, at $40 an acre,
from Mr. Pummer Allston and will make
1t a game preserve. Most of it is IN orlgi-
nal forest. \ clubhouse 10 cost 5000
WILL be built.
A number of military companies from
South Carolina are arranging TO encamp Mt
Wrlghtsvllle next month.
Two new Scholarships will next week be
established at the State University.
The clammers on Boque Sound are hav-
ing war. Every night many clammers
from other points who 90 there are fired
upon. Fifty bullets struck one boat.
G. A. Cook, United States Attorney for
this district. says he will resign tins month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
SntIsfnctory Closing ExnrcI.es.
fcorresoon1encoot tno hammond nl.nn.ch-

ltOFttSoONlelce u kno .klCniADnl DlsDatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, n. c.. June 3.-The
commencements of the schools here this
season have been very satisfactory. Tho
closing exercises NJ the Female Academy
were good. The debate IN the Military
School Thursday night was new DEPART.
uro and much enjoyed. Last night q
dozen Young mon contested tor declalm-
er's medal. Messrs. ". A. Dunn. t. 4.
Whitehead. and DR.. VI. 7. Savage acted as
judges. The medal was awarded 10 David
Hoffman, VINO declaImed Jefferson Da-
Wis"
The medal for highest grade Of scholar
ship was awarded 10 Joe Brnkley. The
best department medal was awarded 10
A. White. The medal for the best drill
was awarded to Jordon Wilkinson. Tho
drill judges were Messrs. ". ID. Shields, l.
h. Smith. aad Captain e.. s. White.
David Hoffman. j. ii. Matthews. Gordon
Weeks, Isaac Neal. and Walter Cherry were
awarded certificates IN book keeping.
G.. l.. Bell received diploma fo- having
completed tho full course. This being tho
second year of the school it was the first
diploma ever given by the school.
The medals were presented by Mr.. w. A.
Dunn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Staunton's Personal Points.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatcb.l
SrArNroS. Va. June 3.-Major and Mrs.
James H. Doolcy. of Richmond. will spend
the summer IL stanton and Will drIlye
here Monday.
Mrs. George F. Wilson left Wednesday
for Chicago. where she IS the guest of her
sistor-in-law. Miss Minnie wilson.
Miss Kate BOykin Halle, Of TINS city, was
graduated from DunsmOre's Business Col
lege tuesday. receiving her diploma and
degree az expert accountant.
Miss Minnie Mccoy is III Annapolis, the
guests OF friends.
Mr.. J. Watkins Lee. of Rawley Springs,
was IN the city Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie PeytOn Green left Thursday
for Wytheyllle. where she will spend o
fortnight with her sister, Mrs. kelt.
Hon. II. st. George Tucker on Thursday
delivered the address at the commence
ment of the New Market Polytechnic In
suiute. Mr.. Tucker will be az the COM
mencement at the Richmond College
finals
Mrs. b. NJ. Atkinson Is in Frederick
county, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Barton.
The Rev. Edwin Waters. of Deerfeld, n.
j., is in the city. the guest Of his brother,
Chlet-of-Poice James II. Waters.
Mss Winnie Lawson. of North Carolina,
is visiting Miss Kate Anthony, in this city,
The Misses Adeia and Lois Corprew, Of
the Wesleyan Female Seminary faculty,
have returned to Norfolk accompanied by
their niece. Miss Grace Whitehead. The
Misses Corprew will be connected next
session with the Roanoke Female College.
the Rev. DIR. William A. Harris's new
school.
Miss Sallie Jennings, of Amherst. is
visiting her friend. Mrs James 1. Light
nor, of west Beverly street.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Cootes Is in Harrisonburg,
the guests of friends.
Mr.. William I. Rush. one Of the leading
citizens of Augusta county. Is reported 10
be quite Ill.
Hon. Absalom Koiner is in Roanoke and
Salem TINS week lOOkin. after his real
estate IN the twin cities.
Alr. f. Nj. Gllkerson. recently made In
ternal- Revenue Collector for ROmney CIV.
Va district with his family are the guests
OF the Rev. Dr. George Finley, pastor of
linking Springs church.
Mrs. Oliver X. Funston has returned
from visit to Winchester.
Mr.. Preston 4. Baylor. of the Staunton
bar. has returned from Florida, where he
spent the winter His friends are graft
fed TO note an improvement in his health.
Mr.. George ". Eyler. of Waynesboro'.
Pa. Is in town this week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. john A. Mehn.
Ex-COunciman 4. j. Butts. who was
paralyzed about year ago. was seen a.few
days ago for tho first time since his
paralysis downtown. He was warmly
greeted by his friends.
DR.. Benjamin Blackford. superintend-
ent of the Western Lunatic Asylum, leaves
tomorrow, accompanied by his sons.
Messrs. Robert and Thomas Blackford, for
Chicago. where Dr. Blackford Is delegate
10 the American Association or Superin-
tendcnts OF Insane Asylums.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
THE PRESIDENT BENEFITED.
His Fishing Frolic Has Toned Him Up
AT Homo Again.
~ teIoeraph % .he D!spatch.l

CARE CHARLES. Va, June 3. president
Cleveland and party left Broadwater-Cluh
house at b o clock this morning 10 try their
luck at fishing for the last time before
taking their departure FOR home. and at
o'clock this afternoon the President wal *
ed INTO the clubhouse to prepare tor the
homeward trip.
While tho President was not quite as
successful to-day a. he was yesterday with
his catch. he EXPRESSED himself as being
well satisfied with the last expedition,
ana felt much benefited from his short
vacation. which has been spent so plea
sanity as the guest of the BrOadwater
Club. The Presidents appearance to-day
is bv no means what II was when he ar
rived at Broadwater. and instead OF tho
pale and tired look. the result OF his ar
duOus duties at the Executive Mansion
no looks the picture OF health, and said
to-day that he felt equal to the hard WORK
ahead OF him.
Tho party boarded the steamer Sunshine
at $50 o'clock this evening and two hours
later the little steamer arrived ut Willis
wharf. where "A wait Of one hour was made
for "A luncheon. which was served on board
the steamer. The President and party
then seated themselves upon the deck and
INDUCED IN a smoke. which the President
seemed 10 enjoy very much.
4 IdISt 'IO"u OF ptOple Rdtuercl NJ
NlllIs'5 wharf 70 get a look at the Presi-
dent and were extremely gra'ified at tho
opportunity of viewing their Chief Magis-
trgte, while he sent the smoke curling
from a Havana. For o, least half an hour
he SAT IN full view of the spectators. lift
ING ms hat now and then III acknowledge
ment OF their applause. The President
shook hands with several Of the old gen.
tlemen who offered their hands.
As he was about 10 step into his carriage
for the drive to Exmore station another
crowd Of people had gathered at the sta
ton, and although il was rather dark the
people crowded close 70 the carriage and
followed the President to the special car,
which was standing on side track. ap-
parently satisfied with the result Of their
effort 10 got view of the President. At
1881 O'Clock the New York express left
EXmore with the special car attached %
the rear OF the train, amid shouts Of Hur-
rah for Grover"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Praise OF King Cora.

I'VE have all heard.' says Colonel
Clement +. Carter IN the Globe Democrat,
"of how corn Is used under certain condi-
tons for fuel. and believe that the time
Is coming when people will be- able 70 live
almost exclusively on corn and corn pro-
ducts. The latest triumph IN thls direc-
ton that has come to my notice Is nothing
less than the manufacture OF imitation
maple-syrup and sugar from corn-cObs.
When corn Is raised IN large quantities the
cobs are looked on as a nuisance and |
imagine they could be- bought by the car
load at a very small price. If, however,
this latest development becomes success
the figure IS likely 10 rise rapidly. /: has
been found that after tue cobs have
been boiled long enough a liquid
is obtained which. by adding u
very small portion of sugar. becomes
almost as pglgtable as maple-syrup and
which can be evapOrated into something
which would pass as very average maple
sugar. With corn capable of producing
bread, starch. oil. sugar. and dozen other
articles. the idea OF its beng sold under
any conditions as low as ~ cents a bushel
seems dlotic. 1t ought to be worth almost
Its weight IN g0ld.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Affairs at Rocky Mount.

lCorrespondsnce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
ROCKY MOUNT, n c., June Though al
the beginning Of the dull season, several
improvements of permanent nature are
being made in our midst. At an expense
of several hundred dollars the large sewer
across Tarboro' street Is being arched over
with brick and throughout its length from
the west to the east line of town the lower
surface has been so graded as to make 1t
practically self-cleanslng.
A handsome goods emporium il
being erected on west Railroad street.
The infant child Of MIR. j. l.. Horne is
quite sick.
Mrs. Mary Griffin, who has been dan
gerously III. IS improving.
Mr.. William +. Moore returned from
Washington last night and will return
thither next week TO accept position In
the Navy Department.
Mr.. Edward Jones. of Louisburg. ia in
town, the guest of Mr. Joseph Carter
Arlington.
Mr.. W. II. Forbs, of Currituck Life.
Saving Station. who has spent short time
with friends here. leaves for his eastern
home to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Reform Fsver-Berk Water supply
Public Schools.

Correspondence o. tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, June S.-The straightout
Democrats of Huntersville. Norfolk coun-
ty, met at Lesner's Hall last night and or
ganized club, with Mr.. William Blanks,
Jr.. president. Ireachery to the party
caused the -. Gardiner TYLER Club to dis
hand. il ~ said Adjoining the Hunters
vile section IL Atlantic City Ward and
the people there werestired up with reform
fever al n public meeting last night. the
effort producing twenty red-hot speeches
and q string of resolutions.
The DRIvE-wELL SYSTEM.
It's about settled that Berkeley is 10 be
supplied with water by the drlve-well sys-
tenn and forced through the town from
tower l2j feet high. New Jersey and
Berkley capital will establish the works.
Only about $500 was raised og the collec-
ton al the cCrner-stOne laying of the
Christian church III Berkeley yesterday
afternoon.
The Independent Fire Company Of
Portsmouth leaves TOR Frederick. Nd, on
Monday to attend the State parade there.
oTrIcTRs ELECTED.
The cotton-factOry company OF Ports
mouth has clc cted John I. ". Whlsnant.
superintendent Of the Seaboard AIRLINE,
president; DR. V. G. Culpepper. vice
president, and John 5. jenkins. secretary
and treasurer.
The public schools of Portsmouth aro
ordered to close for the session on Friday
the 30th.
The seaside resorts Of this section are
now all IN full blast for the summer, the
season having opened Thursday.
Ice Ia now manufactured III Portsmouth
and sold at ; ton.
Mr. H. ". Leo has been appointed re-
gister clerk IN the post office here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
ELECTION CONTEST.
A Pursued Negro Nearly Drownei-Cios-
ing Exsrcises-Iilness of Gen. Malone.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va, June 3.-Mr. Ii. c.
Britton, Republican Clerk of Prince
George county. who was defeated by Mr..
W. ID. Temple for reelection by 20 ma
1orIty at the late election, has served no.
tice of contest upon Mr. Temple. and the
case will be heard before Judge Rives, Of
the County Court. As heretofore stated,
over one hundred persons III Riyes Dis
tr'et. whore the sworn returns showed
only 40 votes tor Britton, have made aft
davis before magistrates that they voted
for Britton.
MARROW ESCAPE PROM DROWNING.
A colored man named Joe Williams, who
claims South Carolina "a his home, but
saws he Is Just from Cincinnati. narrowly
escaped drowning this morning under Pc
euliar circumstances. Surprising hun to
be suspicious character police officer
haied nm ut the depot, when the man
started to run and the officer gave pursuit.
The negro III his fight fell in the river and
was with some difficulty rescued. He was
TAKEN TO the station house, where he made
ms statement and was discharged.
COMMENCEMENT gxERcIsEs.
Rey. William T.. Judkins. ID. d., of Rich.
mono. VIII deliver the baccalaureate ser.
mon before the Southern Female College
at WGshingtOn-Street Methodist Eplsoopsl
church on Sunday morning, June Ilth.
I'm tuesday morning following the COM
mencemcnt exercises ana celebration of
the class IN elocution will occur at the
college, and William Dean Howell's farce.
The Unexpected Guest" will be given
by the pupils. AT night the annual con-
cert VIII take place. with the delivery Of
diplomas and prizes.
GENERAL MALONE ILL.
General William Malone has been con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
fined to his residence by sickness for some

fined TO his residence by Sickness LOT Some
days
Mis-, Otelia Malone Johnston has re-
turned home from q pleasant visit to
friends in Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. Thomas X. Joynes. OF Richmond.
our former Democratic city chairman. has
been visiting friends here for several days.
Lyston, the former pitcher OF the Pc
tershurg Base-Bas Club. has joined the
Richmond team. A new pitcher will DO
engaged in his place on q stated salary.
McGann and Brodie. of the home team.
will also be placed on regular salaries
hereafter.
The remains OF Mrs. William Crowder.
who died in Norfolk yesterday, were
brought here to-day for burial.
Children's-Day exercises will be held to-
morrow Sunday in Woodland Baptist
church. In Chesterfield county. Rev. j.
j.. Barker, of this city. will preach IN the
morning and Judge b. A. Hancock will
deliver an address III the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Supposed lie Has Fled Rather Than Sui
cided-Lrft Several Debts Unpaid.
fspo,ial telegram 70 Tho DispqtchI

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
FRYpRRIcKsBuEG, June 2.-t'rank Phil
lips .cOlOredl. who Il the contractor Tor
carving the United States mail from tho
pOst-Oflicc III this city - the depOts, and
also the contractor on the route from here
to Falmouth. in Stafford county. was
III ssing this morning. and 1t was reported
that he had smcided. HIS wife was on the
street early this morning IN search OF him.
and stated that he had left homo some
time during tne night. She also stated
that a wal with "A small quantity OF lauda-
mum was found IN the house.
IsIT sUICrDEY
Phillips kept a snail grocery store on
Tenth street. and about ten days ago failed.
On the counter this morning was found q
note which read: " am heavily IN debt /;
| intend 10 Kill myself, and my body Will
be found III the river between Myerss mill
and the railroad bridge Goodbye. vile
and Chlldrcn.'
1t Is generally believed that he has not
sulclded. but fed. as be has recently forged,
1t Is reported. the names of several prOmi-
mont colored men. and that he would have
been arrested to-day on this charge.
HAS CAUGHT SEVERAL.
He was one Of the most quiet and peace
able cOio1ed men hero and always stood
nigh. Since his recent failure. however.
his credit suddenly dropped. He has
caught several cOlorcd men and some few
whites for amounts ranging from $40 70
$3.50. The police are on the lookout tor
Philips. 1t thought he boarded freight
tram that passed through here about
o'clock this morning. as he was seen III tho
vicinity of the railroad about u o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Runaway Accident-sebooI p,c-N,o

INDEPENDENTLY OF -ue hIchWond Dispntch.I
WINDSOR. n. c.. June "A horse belong
ing to Paul Butler. which was being
driven TO cart by negro boy Thursday
evening, ran away and ran over Mr.. j. j.
and threw HIM against the railing around
the hotel piazza. injuring ban SO severely
that be is confined TO his bed.
Professor 2. X. Boggs gave his annual
school picnic yesterday. This morning
about one hundred people. including ms
pupils and Others, left for Harrel's Land.
ing. where they will spend the day in hsh-
ing and other sports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
THEIR PETS.

Yesterday Chief-of-Police r. J. Souther-
land received by express from Mr.. George
J.. Miller, Of White Plains. y. Y. a fne
specimen OF the full-bloOded English bull
terrier with good fighting record.
Mayor ". W. Rowland was also tho re-
clpient on Yesterday Of . unique pet by
express-a ( -foot-long alhgatOr-sent by
his brother from South Carolina. The
Mayor concluded IL was too much Of .
good thing and presented the thing TO
Badger Burroughs, freight clerk OF tho
Seaboard Airline at this place. and Il IS
now chained to tho fountain II the Depot
Square, IN the tank OF which Il Is dIsDOrt-
ing Its uglness 10 the amusement of the
boys and terror OF tho pug dogs.
Judge ShuiOrdS court ends by limlta-
tiOn AT y o'clock tonight, but the jury IN
the Rowland case. with the eleven pro-
verbal contrary men. has not yet agreed.
SO much time has been consumed IN the
trial of this cause that several important
cases had 10 be continued to next term.
Mr.. Buckuer Davis. who has leased the
Berger Warehouse at Rocky Mount, has
LETT with his family for that place.
3Ir. and Mrs. f.. l.. Chayasse have gone
on visit 10 Chester, ;. &.
Miss Flora Graham. of Ridgeway, q the
guest Of the Misses Boyd here.
Mr.. L. A. DAVIS, Of Richmond Tobacco
Trade, sick at his home here, Is reported
som0 better to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
ASLEEP ON a RAILROAD TRACK.
Knocked on by an Englno-Sarrow Is
cape from a Falling Tree.
lcorrespondenco Of th, Rictmold pI,pr.ch.l

lNbsAN'bjl'AthAND tslD iAi- AlllDllA li1Dl-F1sl
GREENvILLE. n. c.. Juno "a few DAYS
ago lj-yeer-old colored boy was lying
asleep on the track Of the Washington
Branch Of the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad. The engineer Of an approaching
train saw him and blew the whistle. but
could not stop the tram before reaching
him. Inc boy was knocked from the
track and received injuries from which II
Is thought he cannot recover.
A man in Carolina township was the
other day hauling ont loss 70 Woolards
Mill, located at Mhichard Station his
team being yoke of large oxen. lie cut
down Il large tree. which, 10 falling. hung
In another tree and was thrown IN differ
ent direction from that IN which ne in
tended It should fall. The body of tho
tree came down upon the yoke immediate
~ between the two oxen, killing ono IF
the animals and inlurlng the other. The
man himself had narrow escape from be-
M caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
A Great scheme.

Truth
Jinks: hit upon neat way of keeping
NV wife from SAYING " l told you So"
Filkius: What Is il?
Jinks Before we were married told
her she would often say " | told you So"
and to spite me she has never said 1t once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Cards. Bill-Heads, Statements. Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. Handbills,
Dodgers, &c., printed BY the Dispatch
good work at same prices YOU pay for in
ferior work. Send us your orders and we
Will guarantee satisfaction In every par
ticulur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
A BUSY WETR.

The coming week promises 10 he an
eventful one here. Monday the Board Of
County Commissioners. the Board of Edu-
cation, and the Board Of Magistrates Of
the county all meet. and much interest
centres upon the work - be done by tho
latter body. Tuesday night the Town
Council holds its regular meeting. the irs.
since the new ordinances Issued by them
went into effect. Thursday and Friday
nights tho commencement exercises of
Greenville Male Academy, Professor w. II.
Rlgsdale. principal. and Greenyllle Fe-
male School. Mrs. V. l.. Pendleton. princl-
pal. will take place. the two schools giving
their entertaInments tOgether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
DONATES DAISIES wHlrswAsneo
Petersburg's Team Defeats Them by a
Score of 4 to Big o.
Especial telegram to the Dispat,n.I

IoPVV8~I "s"sI"II 70 stIo DIsDttln.I
PETERsDURG, Va. June S.-The Yirginias.
of richmond, and the home team crossed
bats this evening. and from the beginning
TO the end the game was q most exciting
one. Enrignt and Leftwicb and Wilson
and Keeter were the batteries. It was
pitchers battle from the start, both men
dong splendid work. and being .ably
assisted bv their respective catchers.
Wilson pitched a wonderful game, con.
sidering the fact that this was his first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Bloody Political Row.

MDDLrsBoRo'. Ky. June 3.-To-day a
primary election was held in the county
10y the Democratic party. Excitement
ran high and a bloody battle took place at
pineville, the county-seat. in which John
Jones and Levi Hoskins were killed and
two Others MORALLY wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
A Break.

Van Wither made an unfortunate re-
mark at Summers wedding"
What dill he say?
Congratulated him on the treasure he
had woD. and every one but Van knows
Sumner married her for her money"