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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

Issued d lieu q the following
eosurit1eo which belonged 70 tho
| fund: virginis registered o per
cent couAol boads. eSO9.2O0:
| Virginia registored Q per cont.
.peslsr bonds, $50, 38S.40; vir-
| einia res1ssorsd bonds, issued IN
| der acs Of March IS, 1879,
dated January ], 1878, bearing
per cent per snnum interest
| for ten years. per cent twenty
years, and per cont. for ten
Year,. t7S,3o0; aggregate sl.-
Vircinis rseistered bonds. called
10 the market "Csntury bonds
On account Of running . hun
dred years. 70 July 1, 1891,
bearing interest ct the rate Of
per cont per snnun until July,
1901, and 3 per cent per an
mum thereafter. ............... 352,700 90
Richmond city per cent. regis
1907. ...................'.. :. 1000 90
40 shares Of stock. .......,.. 41,000 90
| Lvnchburs city 8 peg cent. regis
| tered bond NOW held by r. II.
| Craighill, attorney. Lynchburg,
for the collection Of interest.... TO 90
s1,441,33S 40
on which an annual interest, IN
GLIDING dividend on tho Bank OF
| kentu9ky stock. estimated at
| e3,3e0, may be relied upon,
Inv ipo1 n vonid smcunt 10
S S1v o. =. A, 90 "'11 e"'""'"
! r.a
M touv.,ns scc.r'nes pe'onshs W Wv '"~
cIeIos ~, So, p:, III sso Lynenoars ono , nm m
Orange ana AieSandris Railroad
shsrsa ~ nsscSaoss' RAM ~ Viz.
r;n,o ssocs 1of no va,ne, 1000 90
sbsraa Of stocI IN ,bs Sonthern pa.
l an Raffyaah Corn ~
| civ vaiu. nA'''"o 'o"'p>"' WI "o IA 700 90
auo!,...i....' .'....';r:. 70. A''NN
| o'1se ., r cnuana. waoo'n, anu ., .se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
NJ! l. NaIts|s:Xsstana'

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Mon
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD. ..-.
STATION.
900 A. II. Daily -Iucnmond aai
NkSTlBCLE LlAl4--..
rive NorIulk H.
Stops only a. .s
MdFeriy, ami SaN
ond-class tickets a'
81 FOR passage aA
a.01 A. NJ. Daily THE tIltI..| B..
PRESS for A.
Roanoke. Blusne.A
tas, kenOYs, e.. .....
Chicago. pullman
Sleeper Koanpk- .'
Without chan.
Radford. lr.s..
Chattan0ogA, at
date points. Iu.f
HadiOrl o. fNIH
$50 Z. 81. Daily for Mort bis
intermediate sttU.ls. I.
Norfolk So T.
IL 80 i. 81. Daily Tor Luauuh.
Pulaski, AMI
meets az E0aIN..
with Mashusf.U
tnnOoga lifnit.4
sleepers ROll.n
phis and NcH
ing-car attacI.l.
Biueneld and
also for Rocky
All slAllo.-1
Division.
PrLIMAN PALACE S.I
tween RICHMOND and Ll.
ready for occupancy At J. 3d..
man sleeper Petersburg fl j
Trains arrive Richmond
burg and the West daily
100 T. ". From Norfolk
1850 A. H.. and N,suol.ti D..
II. W. COHr|.
District Pass
" D.
General Poison
General Office, Roanoke. y 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
DISBURSEMENTS.

Disbursements under orders OF the County
Court of Albemarle and orders approved Dy the
Board Of Education:
1893
January 4th.-To c. Z. Vawter. SUI
perintendent OF the Miller Manual
ahnr School Of Alhamarl .. for cur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

xoe cappof deny fscts, and II b fact
- nsjvs(ton on y the greatest pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. January
TO- 1884, at 200 z. NJ, trains on this road
will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

D-Dinner. S-Suppcr
No. q makes all local ef.
at Raleigh with Piedmont A.
Asheville. y. G. ami all
points on the Western A.. ...
railroad.
No. "a, "vestibule Limited Tr-. .
fet Sleepers Richmond to Af'"' r
meets directly az Atlanta u.t.
A. X. u. for Chattanoogt, -
all points West. Connects r'
W. z. X. r. FOR M0hl.. N
New Orleans. ana all point
No extra charge on "VesfIhr'
ARRIVE RICHMoAn.
No. i3l, Atlanta SPECIAL
Limited THAN, u.i5 a. 81. ai
No. small aud EXPIRE .
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets, Pullman resoft t.'..
apply az tlcket-ofiice. Byrir
tlon; Richmond Transfer Com
east Main street, and cJmlt .
s36 east Main street
John &. WINDER, l.. T. n.
General Manager. e.
y. v. SMITH. I. J. ANN
Traffic Manager. Passen
III. NJ. BOYkfN. CITY Pass 49,.
lmyiO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
RAILROAD LINES

y EFFECTIVE JANUARY a. 81. a
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND r
STREET STATION. "'.l.
80 A. II. Daily, with Pu,lu.. g..
fox. Portsmoutl. D.. -
Newport News an '.
lions.
100 p. N. Daily, with Par..c.
local stations. Aepa.,, 2
Old Point Nori..k. 4r. r.
mouth. O.
7:S A. II. local train. cgoerfa.
Clifton Forge.
GorlOasvilie Tor MIA.
at Virginia Mlal! 90.
tor Lynchblrg E
HagerstOWn, afI %
for Winchestar
100 =, NJ. The Cincinnau afI e.
Limited, dali. s.
Tar TO glri.
Pullman sirnfs
Vile 10 CircIf.N
Louis Stops t..
ant stations.
$50 p. II. Local train. p...f
Accommodate g.. .
Vile.
400 T.. M. DAILY, for Cinema.
4 +. Y, Pullman to llHf
louisville O.
Louisville. OHM.
lnSlnn fl 'f
at COyingiOn 3D..
ginia Hot .,ffr
TRAINS LEAVE EiGu.I ....
STATION.
g. 90 A. ". Daily, with I.f
Lynchburs D..
ard CLIFTON !
except Suria"
l:30 Z. NJ. Except S4uIl.
mOdatlOn To- 60
TRAINS AIRLINE A.
BROAD-SIkEEL sal.
$40 A. NJ. Daily nom
IL 20 A. NJ. Daily. lrom .'.
Point.
200 p. N. Daily. from
Louisville
$50 =. NJ. Daily, from N.rt ..I
Point
7:iS =. 81. Except sunday t-
Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE Eliu......
STATION.
s:f5 A. NJ. Except Suuiaf, t.l -
bia.
500 L. NJ. Daily. from I
Clifton Forge
JouN n p.--.
iala DIVISION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
SHOES.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK.

THIS
WEEK.
$50 pairs Bennett & Barnsrd's
French Kid Opera Toe and G. g.,
regular price 81. .s1.0S
Douglass s. Shoes. ....... 49,. 3.65
Williams & Hoyt's Boys SO Shoes. l.65
Ransom's Ladies $3.50 Button
Dongola. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Mems Solid 81 Balls, 6 to II. go. SO
Boys 81. 80 School Shoes, II to 81. 80
One lot 80 Ladies' Butchers, pa
tent.leather facing, p to 3d.. 1893
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
IRWIN WEI2Ict
IRWIN WEfNINT'I' ~
Supreme
General ofilees; Planters BaaN
pHHADELPHIA, RICH. IN
MosD, ANDSogToLk --xss%
STEAMSHIP coaRANN

AAgps sss ss suD!,'es !. salip E e. 90
FREIGHT Tor tuesdays and
steamers received I'll salling o ~,
FTsigSt NeeIvsd daily until p NJ
SSs further intsy~ssioSS a.. sg gVRni ( d,
osasFsl ssusAsrvw AF s nes'LS a,SiS & a.
M osaefA kGsRla sal's''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

EVERY ILE>DAt Old
al s O'Clock h. "a. MauI.---
hour before sailing time
Steamers leave NJ" lpin
Ok North River. Tor tlti
WEDNESDAY, and SAL .i-t'
M, arriving In klchmyn4 81
FRIDAY MORNINGS. ....
Passenger accomm0q@ti'H7
Cabin fare 70 New YORK uN
meals and BERTH VIA Ja1",' s.
Pound-trip tickets, limited g. .f}
days after date OF issue ......
steeraRe fare, with suOsisb
Storage fare, without stJsi
Cabin fare via ChesapeiA
ONO railway and Richu1hi
Petersburg railroad lichcN A.
ed 10 four days. ......-..-...
ROund-trip tickets dimited I'D
days. .........sss...sssss
Tickets can be obtained
Transfer Company's, ~ ra.,
Chesapeake and Ohio ana j
Petersburg depots. ana ar
Office. 1901 Main street anu ""'
cts.
ladiny issued .or points
Freight received daily Until
Passengers leaving Kicnunni ..
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS. IH.
and SATURDAYS by the On pa
Ohio railway (via NeNplf.
$40 and by the Richmond ai
railroad tsame days. AZ ~.
make connection az Npkf 'rN
steamer leaving those DAYS .
GEORGE w. ALLEN & 60. ..
No. 1901 Man La,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
myii and company's wharf i
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION s-s
v CoupANY,s JkNES-RiN

LINE for Norfolk. Fortan :.
Point. Newport News. Ciai.a ., .
Old Point and Norfolk for Va
Baltimore. and the North. .ltl
STEAMER POcAHONfAS
RICHMOND EVERY MpN .'"
WEDNESDAY, AND fsl
DAY AT 100 A. u ,.....,.
Electricians direct 10 whar,
mo- and N.oo 10 Norfolk. ppfa.V .s
Old Point, and Newport New
by a Grand Orchessrfon. ..-I
Freight received daily for abb, T.. =
places and all points IN Eastern '"'
and North Carolina. ..,..v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
S. A. I.
snfzr--.@-sE,8k,s-. r'--,,l. .s.s-t.
CEABOARD AIRLINE

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT
SUNDAY, nEgLlII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

For tho purchase Of 1882, 700 Of
state Of Virginia bonds, issued
under act Of February 20, 1892,
purchased by order Of tho Miller
Board Of January IS, 1893, out
OF proceeds OF sale Of bonds, az
above. .'...'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

September 12th.-lnter-
est due the Miller
.fund on money depos-
tied in the Planters
National Bank. being
special deposit for a
short time, under
agreement made By
the Second Auditor
with the bauk.........
September 10th. Ditto.
due tor July 1, 1893, on
money deposited in tho
bank 10 the credit OF
tho fund.
September 18th. Ditto,
for August, 1893, ditto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23

August 2d.-Interest for
six months to July l,
1893, on 1900 regis
tered tonds, issued un-
der act Of February 20,
1892. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
August 1lth.-Interest
for six months TO July
!, 1893. on 800 regis
tered bond. issued I'M
der act OF February 20.
1902.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-23
DEPARTURE OF sTEAU, H'.

General p4ss.r
General Office. Roanoke. y
, 1894-04-13

it6tLi9 angeLegen iein, in ietner 9an5en
@rt an6erS auf5utreten uno SIT erl6etnen,
dlS bic BRET, unb antipnrtcte auf ale Tragen
bOcbit lafOnii6 nit etnem Nnll9e Don
6obmutb. Grit ais ibm Elm Brtef nor9ez
ipicien pur6e, ben er an etnen 6reuno MACH
England gei6rieben bate, purpe er perz
tpirrt. Sn 6ieiem 8riefe bteB es tpDatltcb:
vTu dirai al profeta chic vado a faro
una scossa di che sacra parlato piu
chedi tutto quello che ha fatto lui."
(Oer y6t9aro" gtebt bte Steue nit etntget
finnperpirrenben prtbograpbii6en un6
Nuslaliungsfeblern pieber. l1eberiebt
lautet ite: vOu ntrit benz 8ropbeten ia9en,
tb fet i'm 8egrtffe, etne @rIbltteru19 ST
Deruria6er, bon Der man mebr reoe1 miro,
ais bon NIern, mas ct ielblt gctDan bat" y
sOritni bieien8rtef p~erleien b0rte, tpurbe
ct blaB unb feline 0Gn6e 5itterten. Der
v8ropbet, bon bem sic ba ipra3en, 1T
WtaS5tnt, ia8te Der Neutrality-suspicious.,
OaS Dtiien mir b~eretts, aber mas metnten
Sic nit Der r@rl6itterung", Bic me6r
Nufie9en erre8er lolIte, als QlueS, mas er
ieLbit 9etban bate ? Oriitt blieb ltltmm.
0a faBte vOli1n", Ser 0oLmeti9 ben Wtann
feit tnS Qtu9e unO f~liiterte bic 3tpei @orte,
Sic Oritni nibt iber 6te 2ippen ipoQten:
"ammazzare Napoleone" Qtapoleon
t6bten). NIs 6er Nttentdtcr fte pernobnt,
brab eS aus tbm 6erauS: Ebbene 81, e
vero unb babel mari er ieinen recbten
Qtrm in bic Suit. Damn tpar e5, ais Oh
bic Wabrbctt BEN Damn, Sen ct t6r entz
9e9en iteQen t%polte, 6urcb6ro6en bate,
un6 Sriint 9eftan0 riidiic6tSlos Ques, mas.
man iber bie Or9aniitrung bes &omplotS
in 2onoon bis our NuSflbrung ie;neS Ser
breGbcns tptiien tpolte. Wie aus letuem
8riefe, 10 fiiblte man altc6 Gus ieiner bod
trabenoen Spre6petie bic @itelfeit berau5,
Die taft allen politiicben 8erbrecbern eigen
1T. Ser Correspondent DeS v6i9aro" belt
Oann nD6 ben @e9eniab berDor, Ser 3tptz
icben benz beuttgen S0itent Der 8ertbei6ie
get bet QlnarbiIten uno 6emjentgen SuLe8
Saber's, tpelcber Oriint oertbeioigte, be-
itebt. 0ieler iprab ungefGbr 10: vS6
babe nt6t bic &%nmoBung, BEN &opf Or
iini's Der Siibne ent3ie6en 3u polen, t6
nt0cbte nur i'm 8orouS 6a5 2n6e1fen Sr:
ftnt'S geQen Bic 0let6itelung NIT ~gemetuen
8crbrechern pertbeibi8en, Bic CT nerabibeut
unO ieiner uniterblic6en Seele Ben Sroit
9etpabren, gu oerfinbtgen, 6oB bte Grz
baben6eit Der @efuble unb Bic @r6Be bes
3teleS eS tparen, Die i'm 81 bem 8erbreben
tricbet."
, 1894-04-13
Nprnberaer smfeRet.

gti3ts lift erfol9rei9er ais Bet grfOlg,
aber auc6 nicbts 10 erfoI9(oS, 5. ;. bel3Gz
men0, tpie bet MtBerfoIg. 8enn Die
6errcn 8aumeiiter baS be6er5i9t bdtten,
6dtten fe iic6 cine 9roBe 8launa8e eripart.
Die Nr6etter ladten ite 6ann ni6t aus.
Wenn man ie685i8 Bis 6unoerttaulenO Dir
better au5iperren mill uno iperrt bonn MIR
Dunbert bis 6%rei9unbert aus, 10 bat man
ii6 eben ic6m1bli6 blomrirt. Cine Sad6e,
Die man nibt au8fii6ren fam, iol man
nt6t %anfangen. @enn ieBt au6 nO6
tpirflt6 Elm paar 6un6ert, ober GauienO
Qrbetter ausgeiperrt tperben, 10 fam Der
@in6rud, ben Der tIGgItbe @nfan8 gemaAt
bat, 6amit nt6t bertptiht mer0en. Wtan
bat ietn 8lIOer auf ale SaQe 81 friib Derz
l6oiien. Ob bic Nrbeiter, ODER Die Or
5eitgeber f~tretfen, fann oem 8ublifum
3iemIi6 etnerlet iein, BENIN eS bat in bet6en
SGueu Ben S9a6en babon, 3. ;. Ser S9az
Ben 1T IN einem Safe 10 grpB, mie i'm
9tn6eren. Sto6t Bic 8auarbett, 10 lperben
bauon audi cine grOBe Men8e anoere Qrs
better un6 6aS gan5e @eibaftsteben nit
betroffen. un6 beSbal6 lit gu wini9en,
baB bur9 aegenleiti8e Na5gtebigfeit etn
8erglei6 er5ielt iDerbe.
gtur BET 8egenlettiger Na68iebigtcit IGBt
it3 frie6Ii6 neben einanber leben. Streit5
baben nod tmmer beiOen Ibeilen 9Ieicben
S3a6en gebracbt, toenn au3 Der cine She'll
eS Dteuetcbt lGn9er au59aIten fam, ais BET
an6ere. QlrbettSIperren aber itno in ibren
@trfungen fir oa5 8ubLifum e6enlo nocb>
t0eiltg, ipte 9rbett8auSitGnbe in beiOen
SGIen muB 0aS1elbe 6aare babel lalien.
Gs ftebt alto i'm SntcreiIe Ser 0%eiantmtbett
SIT 6offen, 6aB Elm btaiger 8er9lei6 suitalbe
fommen mD9e. 0abet tperben iib aucb
bei6e G6ctle II II 5 6o5 Yublifum am beiten
ite6en. 9oB Elm ioIcher 5ultan6e fommen
iperbe, l9eint man i'm Bubltfum nit
Si6er6eit an3une6men. Oenn gerabc
9eitern itn6 mebr Observation-Disclosures erz
ptrft wOr0en, ais nob an ieOem an6eren
Sage Ser leBten Wonate. Die tpieber erz
:pa9enbe 8auLuit lit 6as bette Nn3ei9en
beS eben be8tnnenben 0ie6erauf6li6enS
Der @ei9Gfte, unO 6ieieS @ie6eroufbli6en
bemnen, ODER i'm Seine eritiden 5u po1en,
tpdre bon ben Qlrbeitgebern ebenio unflug,
pte bon Sen Q(rbettnebmern. @tr BADEN
pa6rlt3 in lebter 3eit Ser 9(rbetts>
l~Oiigfeit un6 6es Summers un6 GlenbS gez
mug ge6abt, Sin i9tperer @tnter liest
6inter uns, mir 6aben it9erGic6 aue l1rz
ia9e, Bic @elegen6eit, bic uns ieBt geboten
pirO, ben S6aOen etni8ermaBen au83uz
Debcn, inns atcb 5u g}ube SIT madben. Ser
tragen mir unS Oe8ba(b nit chamber unb
ii6erlaiien mir bem S9ieOsgeridbt, mas i'm
Bege Der llnterbanbtung niebt auSge9Ii6en
nerben tann.
, 1894-04-13
Cine vbtitorifde" 8ombe.

SIM @ariier u6i9arO" fam ein geGegent>
ltcbet Mitarbeiter, Der rOlim" 3eidbnet unb
I'M Sabre 1858 ais 9olmeticber Dem baz
maIi8en ltnterlucbungsridbte @rofen EreiLz
barb bel ben Nerncbmun9en Oritnt's beiz
g%eOronet mar, no6 unoerOffentIicbte @inz
8elbeiten iiber Sic umitdnOe er3Gblen, u11ter
oenen Der erite 8ombcntperfer fi6 gum
poQen @eitdnOniB enti6lOB. 8efanntlicb
iparcn Dor Oritni feline 2anbSleute uno
WfttibuLbi9cn Bierri, 0omes unb 81 9tubio
per0aftet tpor0en uno Datten i'm Der 6ouptz
Icbulo be3icbti9t. Oritnt ielbit lieB eS iih
, 1894-04-13

Ser ii9 Sen alien Sab: 9ie @elt min be-
Iein etc. sur GitbtI6nur fir iein
gan3e5 G5un un6 9an6eGn genommen bat.
IS lit perfIi5 bei9dmenO fit Bic
Meni9beit, baB es in cinem 53eitalter,
baS mir nit 8orltebe ais baS yerleu9tete"
beSei3nen, Gauien6e unb NberWuienOe
8iebt, Bic 6teiem i6ptnbeI6aften. 3eGOten
auf BEN 2eim 9eben.
, 1894-04-13

ibdbung gu be3et9en. St barf es priOatim
bamit Dalten, tuie ct min, aber aut Der
&ibter6anf lit ni9t Ser Blob, um 6erart
peri0nliber Geltnnungen gtuS6rud 8u
geben. SSn feinemt anbern 2an6e tpirbe
Elm lolches lIimmc(baftes 8enebmen zines
Eichters 9e6uI6et perben.
, 1894-04-13
g8enn GtChter cSenftns oue

= g8enn 9ftcbter SenfinS aGe feline
NmtS8eihGfte nit berieIben affenartigen
@ei6mtnbi8feit a6pifelt, pie bic 8eptuiz
8ung zines @tn6altsbefebl8 9egen itreifs
Iuittge 9lr6eiter Der. Nor6 8aciftcz8a6n,
Oann muB ct DieI frete 3eit iibrig 6aben.
9ieiclbe bat i'm ger1au bier Wlinuten lana
in Nnlprucb 9enommen.
, 1894-04-13

- 1~1niere beutige 9tusleie an gei9tdhtz
Ii9en Daten lit gertng. 1898 er6a(teu Sic
9teformirten in Sranfreicb om Is. 9(prtl
Our6 Oa5 GOitt bon NauteS freie &eligionsz
ibung. 1851 tpir6 Srantfurt a. 81. 6urcb
@uitaO 2(botp6 ein9enommen. 1895 lit an
6ieiem Sage Der fronsOfi9e Sabe16ibtsr
2afOntaine geitor6en, 1859 iiegen Sic
6ran3oien BEL Bergen. 1898 lit in gBien
Der Gumult ge8en ben fran3OIl9en @ez
ianbten 8ernaOotte, 1909 BRIGHT ytapoleon
9e9en Seiterrei3 nie6cr auf. 1848 erftdrt
OaS it3iItanii3e Parliament bic bourboniicbe
9Qnaitie OeS &Drones fir Oerluittg. 1849
Gritiirmuu8 Der 9iippeler S9an3en 0urcb
bic 6eutiden Gruppen. 1861 Gapitulation
BON Sort Sumter. 1887 9e6en i'm eng
&anal II U}eniben nit 6em 0amz
pier u8ictOria" git @runOe. 1888 f~treifen
in 6Aleiien $4,000 @eber.
, 1894-04-13

- G8 lie9t fir Den, Ser Sic 8er6an6z
Irtgen in Dem BoGaroz 81 Naturalization
S3mubpro5elie oufmertiam b~erfolgt bat,
flar aAf Der 6an6, baB Ser @td6tcr 8raoz
leD nit ieinen Spn1patbicn auf Settle 6e8
fld8erii9en 0etbSbilbcS ftebt. WQ6ren6
ct ii9 ME bemlfiigt fan6, ben bon Ser 9oGz
laro auf bem 3e~ugenitanb gemacbten aus
rGut8et 8e%merfungen, bic DGuftg niCbt in
Der entfernteiten 8e3tebung 81 Der perbanz
bcLtelt Gloge itanben, ent8egen3utreten,
un0 ebenlonentg BEN moLiti0Ien un0 fiji
c6elnoen 8~emerfun9en t0rer 0tecbtSbeiz
itGn6e, namentli6 6e8 GarliSle, Der err
tpieienermaBen eInen aus Gtferlubt auf Sic
angele0cne &entufp'i6e TantiGte 8refiuz
ridge entiprtn9en6en rerionlic6en @roQ
9e9en Ben Nn9efLagtcn 6egt, fG6rt ct, nGmz
Lief 8raOlep, BEN 8ertDetbtgern 8reftnz
ribge'S ale Ntgetblife nit elmer berfpeis
ienben 8emerfung 3lDiI6en Bic 0tc6e, BET
NnlGlien, no ietn WtabtnDrt burcb nic6t'S
gereBtferti9t lit. @tnem 02idbter fte6t cine
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The Washington times., 1894-06-22
Tea Set Won at Long Odds.
OUIs., June q. 2l.-Summaries:

ST LOUIS, June 2l.-Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs. Billy Sunderland
10 TO !, won; Nashti, to l, second; Dave Zac, 10
to l, third Time-l:i6
SECOND RACE-Half a mile Dora Wood, even
won; Mclnerney, TO /, second; Annie MeNairy
10 /, third. Time-0:5O
THIRD RACE-One mile-Little Chris, 9 to /,
won: Mountain Quail, TO !, second; John Dunn,
To !, third, Time-l:i3
FOURTH RACE-Seven fu-longs. Frank Gayle,
to ], won; Tenacious, to l. second: Theodore
H, to 5, third Time-l:20
FIFTH RACE-One mile Charlie Micon, Il to
10, won; Simrock, 3 to !, second; Rey Del Mar, 15
to l, third Time-l:42ls.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Tea Set, 100 to i,
won: Bayard 30 to /, second; Ed Garland, 8 to
!, third. T.me-i:l5.
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs Somn mbulist, 10o;
Tom S, Little Phil, Kildare, NJ A b., Townsend.
Adair, Jardine, Swifter, Chartreuse, Character,
'Oriel Borealis, Envy, Leveller, Ill each; Hemet,
1l6e
SECOND RACE-One and one-sxteenth miles
Pebble Rock, Lizzie v, Henry Owsley Jaja,
Billy Sunderland, Texas Star, Uncle Jim, Gran
lite, Kenwood, Red Cap, l05 each; Larghetta,
Toquefort Echo, Bayard, ITO each.
THIRD RACE-One mile Pat Ring, Mary Ten
sion, Miss Perkins, Tip, Parapet 96 each; VIII
liston. Francis Pope Little George, Adiuster, I01
each; Get There, 105: Bey Del Mar l22
FOURTH RAcE-Six furlongs. The Missouri
stakes Hazema, 80; Pittsburg, 90: Fishback
95: Mercury, 90: Little Jim, 100; Signora, I02;
Prime Minister, l13; Caprivi, lis.
FIFTH RAcE-One mile. Russell Gray, 90; Con-
stantinc 100; Pagon. l0l; First Chance, I02; Sim
rock. l05; Ether, l07; Guido, 10; Chiswell I22
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlongs B. F. Fly, ir, 81;
Readina Little Dorritt, 90 each; Tramp, 92
Future, Fagin, Schuylkill, 95 each; Lottie Mills
IS; Geraldine, l02
The Washington times., 1894-06-22
-Four Outsiders in Front.

CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Favorites won in only
two races, the fifth and sixth, but the winners in
three OF the other races were high second
choices Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Sellng Six furlongs Ten
Spring, los Qtay), to !, won; The Ban, 92
lsheerinl, 10 TO |, second; ohies 30 "a Clayton),
to !. third. Time-l:iGl.
SECOND RAcE-Selling One mile and seventy
yards. Greenwich, 80 Ill. Williams) 5 to =, won;
koko, l05 d. Fisher, to ;, second; Bob L, ss
"a Clayt9nl, to-, third. Time-l:46A
THIRD RAcE-Six furlongs Capt. Drane i07
q. Davis, 10 ], won Shuttle, 81 "a. Clayton,
TO 2, second; Jessica, 95 iKugn), 10 to /, third
Time-l.l5lh
FOURTH RAcE-Coving Spring stakes Selling
Sweepstakes, two-year olds Five furlongs
Satsuma 100 "a. Clayton, . to /, won; Ondague
los itayl. to ), second; Laureate, lis Qs WILL
iamsl, 5 TO ., third Time-i:02L
FIFTH RACE-Fjve furlongs. Buck Fly 112 Or
Wiliams), TO 5, won; Bookie, 110 III. Williams)
to /, seoad; Porthos, ll5 q. Davis, 20 l. third
Time-lG
SIXTH RACE-Selling Six furlongs Indus, JOG
(Ray), TO :, won: Glide, 81 (W. jones', 20 to /,
second: Susie Nel SO III. Williams) l3 to 5, third
Time-1:l5le.
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs. Ruth ", Little Miss,
Minnie Baxter % each; Mary Alice Lawrence,
96 Calumet, st. Lawrence, 81 each; Foot Run
ner, lO3; Vaucluse, lUj; Anne Elizabeth 10S.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Selling. Nicaragua,
81; Professor s., SO; Dungannon, SS; Nephew,
81; Marion G., %; Pat, Crevasse, 80 each; Tasco,
Eli, 100 each; Clintie C., l0i
THIRD RACE-sx furlongs Preference, 90;
Audrey, 100; Emma Nc, 103: imp. Somersault,
krikina, Jessica, Yellow Rose, Promenade, los
each; Hart Wallace, 10
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs. Irksome, Annie
NJ, Staffa rs each: Jacob Lift, Bookie, 101 each;
Miss Reynolds, 102; The Princess, 104; Carlsruhe
Sunburst, ll3 each
FIFTH RAcE-one and one-quarter miles Gin
cinnati Hotel handicap. J. Z. B., 95 Ray s., l2S,
coupled; Henry Young. Il2; Faraday, las; Ida
Pickwick, l23; Tyro, SO; Vassal, 1I2
The Washington times., 1894-06-22
BOOKS GOT ALE The MONEY
Three Heavily Played Choices Were
Beaten at the Island Track.
BIG PLAY ON THE SUBURBAN
Thousands Of Dollars We're Invested in the
Great sheepshead Bay Handicap in the
Foreign Books-swsst Alice and Traitor
We're the Winning favoritas.

A large crowd patronized the Alexander
Island track yesterday. the principal attraction
being the opportunity to bet on the Suburban
odds were posted in the big race three books
were besieged with bettors, and thousands of
dollars wagersd on the result Nearly
every starter had some support, and the public
probably beat the books, good deaf Of
money went In on Ramapo to win and Sport to
show.
With respect to the local races. three strong
favorites were beaten and the talent again got
the worst OF the argument with the bookmakers,
as both Sweet Alice and Traitor, the winning
not make up for the defeat n Miss Castles Mar
gherita, and Meteener ~
In the opening event. which for maiden
two-year-oIds. Miss Castles was made the pro-
nounced favorite, being backed down from
seven 10 TO six 10 five. At the head of the
stretch the favorite hattered her hackers, bur
the Tymp panee colt had the greater speed and
won handily at the end in forty-eight seconds
for the half mile, making new track record.
Margherita was supposed 10 be alright for
the second race, but Castaway H., lame as he
was, simply staggered home an easy winner,
while the favorite had TO be eontented with
fourth position.
With the downfall of two favorites in success
sion the talent played Sweet Alice to win the
five furongs sprint and she did the trick in handy
fashion. The fourth race resulted in the sue
Cess of another odds on choice, Traitor winning
easily from Detroit In this race Topmast led
for three-quarters of the trip and then stopped
10 walk, he being seized with attack OF
bleeding
The final event was considered as all over bar
shouting, for Mckeeyer, but Tommy Brophy
slipped away from the field and collared the
purse, while Lita beat MeKeeyer head for the
place. Summaries: