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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
HOUSEWARE.
The reduction sale is at it
height now.

height now.
% High SpindIe-Back. Flat arms, Ladies'
Rockers, silk-plush seat uphOlstering,
been $3.50 each; reduced 10 G.75.
$50 3-String Sewed Selected Corn ParlOr
BroOms. reduced from DC. each-Sc.
Pottery Jardnieres various colors and
shapes. made In England, been 81 each,
reduced 10 15c.
Handsome Etchings. by well-known
American artists. 26X32, frame OF white
and gold, regular value 81 each; re-
duced To $3.50.
T2O s-Quart Dish-Pans, heavy tin, re-
duced to lOc. each.
900 1-Quart Oil-Cans. patent bottoms.
&c. each.
Handsome Silicon Art Vases. artistic
shapes, and were g each; now Jc.
Handsome French China Breakfast and
Dessert Plates, Malta Decoration,
value Toe. each; reduced to i5c.
Hand Decorated Parlor Table-Lamps,
centre-draft burners. and complete;
value 81 each: reduced 10 Sc.
Highly-Polished Fire-Proof Tea-Pots,
from 80 to &c.
White Porcelain Tea-Cups and Saucers,
been $50 dozen, now &c.
b5 dozen Full-SiZe Nickle- Plated Cuspa-
dores, l9c each; been SOC.
200 Nicely-Japanned characteristics,
pieces, worth 81. - set, now soc.
Best Wire Wrapped Garden Hose, been
PIC q foot, now Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

The House Is about to take up the bill
10 lend the credit OF the government to
the Nicaragua Canal Company. There are
three reasons why the bill should be
promptly defeated.--New York Journal
Of Commerce.
And innumerable reasons why II should
not be defeated. Let the House Of Re-
personalities pass the bill at this ses-
sion. and thus throw upon the Senate
the responsibility OF its defeat. New
York scents danger In law which would
not consult hsr interests In the carrying
trade. Virginia ought to see health and
strength in the same law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Tho Board Of DIrsctors OF the RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
have declared q dividend OF THREE ts3l DOL
LARS PIX SHARE on the capital stock Of the
company. payable on the 20 OF July, 1894. 20
all holders OF record On the ga Of June, 1894.
after which date the books OF transfer sill %
closed until July 5, 1894 w. X JONES
10 22-ljy3i Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
MEETINGS,

MASONIC TICE.-ANCIENT
WI AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF
FREEMAsONRY, SOUTHERN JURISDICTION,
U. s. A. COMMONWEALTH OF NlRGlNlA.
lem bers Of DALCHO CONslsTORY. MASTERS
OF TIE ROYAL SECRET, No. ], are notified 10
attend a meeting at St Adams Hall WEDSEo-
ness Affiliated members OF the rfte are cor
daily invited TO attend.
BY order Of tho v. N. K. w. o. ENGLISH.
1e27-It c. A. NESBITf. Registrar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

SILK and lace Fichu Colarettes. 7jc..
from SIS.
Bows, DC, from SOC.
The Best $50 Imported Corset. all
sizes, for N.1j.
The Best SOC Summer Corset for BE.
These are sample prices of the
special prices made to reduce this
great stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

mo Board Of Directors Of the kthucnd,
Frcderlcksburg ADD Potomac ksiiroad 9 en- oany
PeR SaAkR q the common capital ssock aud
dividend oblisasions OF the company. payable
on sns - of JULY, 1874. y an hesdsrs 81 record
on the 20th Juas, 1914 efter vhieA dste Us
books Of trapatss vi - sifssa wv Ivy y
ssso.usa ssSssans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

Wanted situations ls words or les0 y
Reading notices In reading'matter typs'
1--WE lines or less. 81; In nonpareii ieaaeo'
l5c. ,a
card Of rates for more space furnishea
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
,T,BE DIRECTORS OF THE IN.
ue27-w6FI

V'HE DIRECTORS OF The IN
l. DOKSEMENT GUARANTEE COMPANY
have declared a semi-annuAl dividend 81 FIVE
PER CENT out OF the net earnings for tho past
six months, payable az tho ONCE Of the COM
pany On aud after JULY IN. This entities tho
holders Of the INVESTMENT BONDS OF tho
company TO interest ct The rate Of TEN PER
CENT. 10 lieu OF The guaranteed SIX per cent.
interest on the amount paid ia. which will Do
paid AZ tho same tins and place.
ii. NJ sTARKE.
10 22-tjyli Secretary ana Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
ELIXIR BABEK.

Sure cure for an hALAKIAL dtssassA such -
ChirA Fever ana Aga Loss u Apqssats biL
seaansn end Dysp>ous DisBdAO rnas - ~
ueaA Daa. ullA = UntA - ~ lneGe(A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

All letters ana kilograms must De no
dres..d 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANf'
Rejected Communications will not 10 re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
RAND EXCURSION TO NOR
VI FOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND rRlP'
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JrsE 30, 1894,

Look At this schedule; Lessss Richmond sat
urdsy night June 30th. ct l0pclock sharp; AZ
rvss 1t newport Nsss as s A. n; :nd NG!'Gt
ana Newport News ct AS =. n. arrives 81
KIchmond about 1880 sunday night
Ticksss also good 70 return the folloyins Tuss-
day, July 80, OF 1hursdsy, July 3. l0vA
Ample time sunday 70 visit Old Point: WI.
rinia Beach. Ocean View, Hsmpsed soaddsrS
IesIs ana refreshments on steamer.
Music By Q grand orcheStrion.
Ladies Saloon roserved exclusively for them.
y l7-Su.W4F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Boys Shirt Waists.

Fauntleroy Shirt-Waists. RULED trim.
ming. trimmed sailor collar. %. sc. 81.
and sl25
Elegant line OF Percalc Shirt-Waists.
regular 1jc. article We are selling tie
choice Of a largc line, both while and
cOlorc1 az zoe apiece
Chihren's Low Neck end Short sleeve
Vests. ribbed lisle. isNc apiece
Full lines Of Childrens Gauze Vests
all STYLES.
Special-All-Wool Low Neck and Shori
Sleeve Gauze Vests. sizes Is e. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs, SC.

CT. MARKS EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
- SCHOOL EXCURSION AND PIC-NlC:-Two
trips, SATURDAY, juno Both, At a; N; rom
wharf at Rockets TO Warwick PARK; 3;5O n A.
Park Tor morning party, continuing down the
river through Dutch Gap, returning o. $3.50 r.
N. Howitzers' Band will furnish music on Sc
coud trip. No dancing. Lunches ana reuresn'
mepts served aboard steamer BY MI. W. n
Pierce at city prices. Admits, Soc; cniidren'
25c. for either trip. " Eo-o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

According to the New York Herald
Edison fell out OF his chair few days
nkA and Haa nsarnl1 intrrnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
CELECT EXCURSION TO OLD

CELECT EXCURSION TO OLD
- POINT via Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
SUNDAY, July lst. 81 from Richmond 70 old
Point and return. Fast special train leaves
Ricnmond at 8 A. N. Arrives at Old POINT ~ "
srr,yss in Rlchmoud at 10 r. NJ, giving ten
hours at OLD Point Arrangements have been
madc with the sherwood House for dinner 70
excursionists for Soc, including nsh, oyssers
and soft crabs. Train stops 1t Wilismsourg
and Newport News Junction going ana return
ing. j. 7. BAILEY Co' Ann 5Ss
Tickets for sale as the train. 70 so-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
TEMPLE, PEMDER7ON,
| CORDES & CO.,
I and 9 vast Broad street.
SHIRT-WAISTS.

WeIl-Made Ladies' Shlrt-waists. made
Of The best Garner prints. large sleeves.
unlaundered. DC. apiece
Blue, Pink. and Tan Shirt-Waists
iaundered, with two detached collars,
made OF the finest solid Madras 5Jc
Percale shlrt-Wsists. launderel turn
down collars. with dots. stripes ana
figures, only soc. apiece.
French NainscoA ami Muslin Shirt
Waists. trimmed with handsome en-
broidery. at 7jc.. 81. N2j. $50. and 81 rs
all white.
NainsOok and Muslin Shlrt.Walsts.
trimmed with colored embroidery. beaut-
ful effects, 81 and 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

UPTOWN OFFICE. - EAST BROAD
STREET. ,cr,
WEsT-EN OFFICE, PARk-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belyidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1913 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

They give this Sacrifice Sale simply key that lets you into the
idea of what when STOCk MUSl BIZ DIS
POSED OF AT THE EXPENSE OF PROFIT AND COSI You are
welcome and any goods the house the prices they
marked to sell for. ONLY QUICK SELLING CAN BEAR OUT
SUCH SACRIFICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

vOUNG's-POND PICNIC
nov opcn Tor cnsaesmsnt foe day o. night
psrsiss. Apply On pFsmises O eddfeee
". Y. NORDICAI.
my 2-sod2m Room ., Unisa Depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- kxEcUTsO At Tss ulsPATcB rxIar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
sEcusIrr BAss.l

SECURITY BAsk.l
RICHMOND. Va, June 20. 1894.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have to-day declared . dividend OF 81 Pkk
CENr.. free OF all taxes, out OF the earnings OF
the current six months. payable 70 sIocxnoiders
A. B. BLAIR,
n 2I-tty3 csshier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

A MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF THE WATKINS HARD.
WARE COMPANY will be held at their once on
JULY 30TH at IL N. G. ii. WAIkiNe,
"a 90 wat Persistent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Louis NACHNAN.
Special BmGainS
EVERY DEPARTMENT..

Ladies' Black Twilled silk Umbrellas.
Paragon Frame. 2j-uch. only Csc
Grape Cloth IN Pink Lilac, ldsht-Bluc.
Cream. and Card. l2isc
Whit" organdy. Satin stripe worth l5c..
only S l-5c
Jaconet Duchesse. grand styles, he.
Lovely Dotted Swiss. lliac.
Ladies' Egyptian Lisie-rhrcid Vests.
strictly zoe. goods. silk embroidered. Pc.
1000 yards Blesched Remnants none
worth less than Si-Jc.. o.. a yard
Ladies' Perfectly Seamless Absolutely
Stainless Black Hose. Ire.
Childrens Socks In tan and black i0c
The Best Shirting Prints. lovely styles
mo remnants). g.. a yard.
The Best Merrimack Pcrcalc ladies'
Shirt-N aist yoke back. jabot front. Die
A Magnificent White India Liuon Shirt
Waist. with CUTS and collars. RULED front
and back and Numbered. only J0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
nIvIDEND NOTICE.

k2l.tty3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

would abhor that condition that would
even give me dollxP with its hand and
SANDER me with its tongue. 30. let II be
understood that unless they let " alone
-. --"n IN sh- s"s.sA rAniv In kind. Lat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02

Some years ngo bad % valuable sheep
dor about year old. Ilcaeluirod such
habit of running with nCghborF dogs
that / caarutrl hm 20 completely
cured hIm of leaving homo au1 injured
him SO uo way- in fact, lo kept easter,
was very grIllo with tho sheep, which
were abou, tho only stock hnwas trained
90 drive, and hayo often remarked that
ho was worth mlf dog moro 90 drive.
I owned him tor some Eve or nz years
after this, and Do wul always O. very val.
unblo dog. / bad handled largo nocks
with hIm-us many ua $500 ln ono herd
and hc could drive thgm with les
worry and fatigue 90 thnn than amy
three mon. I ay this after handling
them % good deal 30 Che wost and ON iho
plaius alto feeling tho Moxieans OF New
MoxIco drive, aud think thoyar about
the bcst drivers in tue world-A. y. A.
Ia Rural New Yorker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the west,--

Amor Rs,ay Of several years at wash
iug,on, u, G., during which hehas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress,
nnd tho departments, Judge Cha- w.
siayner. an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho Supreme Cour. Of tho United States,
ispropaTod to promot, proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Cougrcssmen a. to
tho Moods OF cl,onis aud communities
represented by him.
tlo also continues his practice In the
General Land unioc, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments before the
Cumm,miouor aud Secretary, Analyses
and reports on cases 10 attorneys 81 q
distance. uad attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Boz
~, Washington u. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02

AZ the laat meeting OF tbo American
Clydcslalo association tho following res.
olution was adopted with regard go rog-
istration IA ,Ao sludhook Of tho orgaul.
zntiuui
Resolved, TAat Cor 10 days cuaine Dec 80
eligible C5drslalr aigiu1us and mhgc i0airl
PRIOR l0 Jan. {, owned hy bona hiubrtriru. ho
admitted 10 record ugou Che application of said
owners nt following mtra, via stallion uf
e. each; stallion ur Gnru owned hY o. uUu.
member OF tlo association, % each. provided
thatA further charge o. made 40 m.mlrr1 and
nn1mrmhcr Df sl 900 each stallion ur mari
owned hY rHriy UUt having complete zee OF
] thc fryrnyola'lgH of the American Clydgslal,
studbUok.
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NOTICE

rr,UK ANNUAL sruuLuoLnEUs' MEEr.
ing ~ thr rAlt Lake tq1ianiu Go op
vii 10 held az their apTrs 900 NydnctdhY
frU. ith. az 900 husInVssH election 90 Cfrur|
aud other Important luslnrgh .......
WILLIAM LAheroN
NHUH.#WHH
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Sta7dard C5urc5 Works.


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mont. ,.gf.a by gIs had % Mormon up'n
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tr,st...itr r Prophet 1a.apl Smith, %.
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aoou uf -Iormun. fi1so rautl Morocco
Et.aGf.. ..a; l.au,ae olI, 900 Lea'Aef'
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Jta CHa.t oi IAHa.4iiy Ha.a-i rIn'iii."f
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800. Son Roam els. r.IH1s- 'smtiH ii,I'
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r.u % Spiritual Philosophy. Religion. L.1
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miseellapeouS Works.


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twelve teraoiy.vritton ehhptara, 4ih appendix
giving srup'urh references, ~ Charles ".
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HLcNNEY A.IION

What Il Means and How breeders Have
Produced 90.
A recent writgr -lya Indeed, action
mayh aaid TO Do the principal mr'uoy
attribute, az, while DO mav poo bIlaa
than the ordinary ut wall, or tudstilI
Il Immediately uitgrpo begins 10 move
at tho trot that the whole attention 90.
the beholdsr Ia rivetoa ou thp horse %.
this breed. a -s-- ono will eleclrl}
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is UEWnN GIVEN 10 THE
~ ttoct huldrfs of tuu urHrrrt iuytatWuut
Company that thotu viii DO meeting OF iho
HtOuEho idara OF Haid rnmuauy hrld iu ihc fIm
pauy's onler. SAT- Lake oily Utah Territory,
~ tho hour OF n'cl1rt piu., on tuu suth Day
ct February, 1921 for the purpofc uf Amending
the cOmphuy'H articles uf iucuWur fuIu Nf lns
rrohaiuE tho number or thHrFs OF HHl1 COM
many anu dctfcIfluE the par value thereof
DEu. 10. lhfEH.
NccrCtaAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02

So nvll p.s IOa - write for E'is'.-GS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02

ATuuUE Is uEHIbN GIVEN THAT
~ tlo ttorhhnidtra' meeting 1f The Coop
Furniture 90. viii bu held at their ONCE No
~ Main street, ON tugs1ly, lrhfuhtN o. 10,
az O'Clock r.m ., Tor tho election Of board NO
dfoftnrH, and such other business us may
q. n. rErur
HNNHHHHgH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-19

There ia no batter route between Chicago and
81 Paul saan that o. Ihe NoFth- W estera line.
none more direct. more solldly and snbstan-
salls constructed, equipped with nns coaches
sleeping. nsrlor. compartment aEd dining sa's.
az oF.eraEsd with greater vigilance or palhstsA-
ing care for fhe safety aud coaort OF iss pAss~i.
gers. The private compartment sleeping eAs %
unusual elegance aud nnlsh. IN wAieh al TIE
privsey Of onss own apartment - secured, or,lt
deslEed, twa OF moFo compartments eAa ee Goa
nectsa On sulta. The buffet library car embraces
Sspaclous smoking saloon, furnished vita cay
cAAgFs writing desks. = wel!-selscfed library ot
standard and Popular WORKS. guide books Aad
current periodicals. - wegl-stoekeG buffet. Bar
hersa saap, bath room and al apartment Tor
luggage All OF these ears were especially co3-
straeEed Tor this train IN the b~st pssslels Daa-
ner incl eds every convenience sad are coaneesS1
~ Vcsubalsa platforms. permitting really pas
swa srutn enc To another. as "A Apsrtmeats %
suite TEE systems OF heating. ventilation,
llghting and electric communication are al AZ
perscet a. possible AL meals are sesve1 n cin-
lag cars On route These dining cara are sp&'
elous aaa cosnfertAble. aa9 the eatstne sn1
service are IN all rsspects satiFsIy rnsxoepsioa-
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SPORTING NOTES.

At St Louis Monday the winners OF the
races were: six furlongs. Venus Burg,
1:i6Iz: eight furlongs, WilIiston, 1:4f:
six fnrlongs, Mollie r., I;i61<; eight fur
longs. Saddlebags, i:50.
The Britannia and the Satanita set out
on fifty-mile race in the English chan
mel Monday IN q stiff breeze. They had
gone but mile when the Satanita was
disabled by the loss of her weather-back-
stay.
At the Latona races Monday the winners
were: Eight furlongs, w. l. Munson,
LAS: six fnrlongs, Sadie Hord. l:20; mile
and seventy yards, LIndoiette. 1:53: i've
and half furlongs, Ace. LEY: five fur
longs, Two Steps, l:05i4; six furlongs,
King Charlie. 1:l9A.
At the Morris Park races Monday the
winners were: Five furlongs, Armitags
f:O0H; eight furlongs, Peter the Great.
l:4ik; i've furiongs, Lulu, :01; eight
furlongs, Comanche. 1:4lA; five and one
half furlongs. Havoc, los; mile and one
.furlong, Star Actress. l:5s.
The winners at the Hawthorne track
races Monday were: Five furiongs, Bon
avon, .0s; tive furlongs. Meddler, :05
sir furlongs, Frank X, i2iL; eight fur
longs, Kirkover, I 80: five furlongs, Gen
Edwards. i:o6ls; eight furlongs, Maj.
Tom, I:4siS; eight and half furlongs,
Japnnica not taken.
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THE BASEBALL RECORD.
The Nasian.I Leaxn..

PITrsBURs. June fs- Pittsburg won both
games. score: Pittshurg. o; b h, IA: e, 5.
Louisville, s; b h. Is; e. s. Batteries
Lolclongh and Kiilen; knell and Earle.
Ump ire-Hnrst- Plttsburg, IL; b h, Is: e,
Q. Louisville, 1: b, ?; e 2 Batteries
Merritt and kiIien: Aenefee, Grim and
kneiI.
CLEVELAND, June 1s.-Score: Cleveland,
ii; h. II; g. /. Chicago. 4: n. 10; e, 3.
Batteries-Zlmmer and Young; Schriver
and Mc6iiL Umpire-Ly
Boston. June I6-score: Boston. "a:
b b. p; g. g. baltimore. 4; b, II; e, 5.
Batterles-Stiyetts, CANCEL and Smith
Robinson and Clark. Umpire-Emslie.
Afternoon game-Score: Baltimore, o: b
h, -; e. 3. Boston, Z; b b IL; e. S. Bat
teries-AcMahon, Hawke and Robinson;
Nichols and RYAN. Umpire-Emslie.
NEW York, June 18-Score: Philadel-
phia, 4; b, 5; e, g. New York, /; b
h, 8; e, 6. Batteries-Weyhing and Grady;
Meekin and Farrell. Empire-Stage.
WAsHTS6ToS Cry, June is-Score:
Washington, q; b b, q; Q, g. Brooklyn. 10:
b b, IA; e. T. Batteries-Mercer, Sullivan
and McGuire: Stein and DAILY.
ST. LoUIs, June ls.-The visitors batted
Hawley and Breitenstein often. Score:
~. Louis, A.; b b, 10; e, O. Cincinnati, s;
b n, Is; e. 2 Batteries-Hawley. Breiten-
stein. Peilz and Ely; Dryer and Vaughan.
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have reached the conclusion that the best
results can Be obtained By leaving the
team AZ 10 now IL. Gus Small, Who wgs
unahle 70 play at Port Townsend because
ne was afflicted as vas Job Of old, Is stiH
laying OF, but expects 70 be in trim by
saturday. The rest Of the men are in
good condition
The Stanford team leaves this morning
oy the City Of Kingston for Victoria,
Nhere they play the James Bay Athletic
Club On Thursday. The game which sas
10 have been played az snohomish today
has been declared OF Manager Cox Is not
working his men too hard this week, a. he
says ne IL aware of the big task they have
70 undertake on Saturday. He proposes
TO have out the fnu strength of his team.
in order that he may not have to leave The
Coast championship here in the North
west.