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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
REPORTER N 4 PHEDICNMENT.
Under Surveillance 10y the Spanish
Authorities In Cuba.

BOSTON. MASS. June 2l-Cap,ain
Donovan. Of the British steamer Ely
which arrived to-day from Banes, Cuba.
reports.
On June 10Th. the day before leaving
Eaucs. captain Donovan wa, iu converse
ton with r. T. T. Woodward Hho claimed
O. ba Oh. war correspondent of Inc 81"
York Morning journal He stated that
De- was without funds. and tf3 lost MS
sports. Woodward was placed under
surveillance by the Spanish authorues.
VINO wil take him to Gibara in fe"
days. where ne VIII bc given a chanc"
% lay h.s case before the United states
Consul 40 that place.
Woodward bad just come from the camp
of the insurgents. short distance IN 90
interior and claimed they had fully n."'
mon well armed and equipped lie was
anxious % return to New York. and dee
sirsI Captain Donovan 90 report ne pre-
dlumout Doc i5 iu.
Captain Donovan SAVES the sentiment %
th. citizens of The eastern part - cuba
is all in favor OF the insurgents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

Gretnu. Opposite New Orleans, the
scene OF Lynching.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, June Claw
lessness relgued supreme Ia Grena. a
suburb OF this city. IN Jefferson parish
last night As result one man has
suffered death at the hands az mob
Of yuchers. another one is dying. and a
house and lbs furniture are demolished.
The law-db.dng citizens Who no longer
nave faith in the guardians OF the peace
have taken matters n their own nands.
1T 8 O'Clock yesterday evening gang
OF rpwdies appeared on the streets ana
declared their intention ot iynching a
negress. named Frances Noodson. Night
came on. however. and they dispersed.
and were not seen again for some hours.
About 10 o'clock 40 night the crowd,
which is aid 10 hav, been composed OF
well-known young men OF the conf
muuity. went 10 Woois0u's house. but
she. having heard of their threats against
her lfo. had left and come over 70 New
Orleans. where she remained uuul TINS
morning. The hooliums Knocked AT the
door. but as this was not opened o.
them. they broke open the side gate,
and went into the rear, subsequently
gaining entrance into the house by break.
lng in the kitchen door.
once in the house they Immediately
set 10 work demolshlng the furniture. y
piano was smashed % pieces, chairs were
broken INTO srlnters. the mattresses 81
the bed were torn into Shrcfs. The carpet
on the floor was torn. and the kitchen
stove was wrecked.
After finishing they set the house ON
fire and ran away. An alarm of IRE was
turned in. and the flames were quickly
sublued.
The citizens formed a posse, but th'
hoodiums eluled them. and committed
another outrage on an old negro man
beating him nearly 90 death.
officer Goodwin finally caught John
Fray. a young white man. The new
quickly spread among the citizens. who
had gathered I'm force. They iutercepte'
tle officer ans. taking th prisoner isou
/ him. lyuchcd Fray TO the nearest tele
/ graph-pole Early this morning thee
/ others of the gang wera arrested. am
10 IS feared they may suffer the tate q
J FRAY.
/ Fray was q son of Or. Fray, who, VIII
| several other members Of the family los
/ his life in the great storm AT cheni ca
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
CELEBRATE II. JOHN's-Dhi.
Observance of the Anniversary ny
The siasons of Richmond.

the ,insons OF Richmond.
- robn,s-uav WAS duly observed yes
,..i....,,. 40 ,b. ,f,sopic lodges i'm tna
'''''' "' "'' '''' t.... ,.,,.
cry 'H "'' "''' 80 80,
vid.ns that al lodges shlIi aSs.''.,'e o''
that day 'h Nonor oil 81 Jun" ''
Erisl WHO - one .t 'lt ~ 80
me oi''4' fo''H ~ ''' ,-.t,.,t ~ -,
oH,te'9 '''Il',t a." -, fc1,,s but
J'"h l', ''',, - lo.-,sj ,'ua.Iiant 20
.'' M. ,' tbo I,,. ~ election.
'..'.,'',,..,,t, ,b. majority OF iolg
- - ths formal cere-
49, .,.,,i,.,' .,ni closing
NO. IL. Va ~ az mot m 81 Adams Han.
All En- trl7.1ct.ng III. routine busl-
n.et closed and went n % body 90 the
Masonic Houe. whore they had supper
with tbe ladies' connected with the nsutu- :
tiou. Temu!a Lodge. 80 @ met az $50,
aui. after the usual exercises. 1dJolrnei
% the bluqIru.rg hal. whrrc am 'l'u3-
rate supper WIS served. Kew Lanion H.
Mason delivered an enc1i"i'nt on l's
saint in th" course 81 VIM" I'M.
ne ,.,,ron .,int and
Masons h'l l.''"i -, Inn
HW-t on '" ,...,r.,,, o,, several
b'te' -.
otu'I9 49,, 80 y, l.a celebrated
~. i'.'- t,,'ls'n,a b,il ON Twenty-ffth
-, ~, o'cl,rk The routine business
,.,s f,ll90ad by the installation ~ otii-
"' - ,,bIo,, , longuat was given 70
| ,,. ,,c,nf.rs ana their friends.
,f,r ar THE HOME
, "a. ,f,sori, Home
w. '..''' ,,,. ,,,.,,Icas of the
! W"ic" 'o"N 20, - an extremely
l,''',a ,.i s,,cccssf,l AFFAIR. Despite
/ ~. ,..i.,,,ercy M the weather a goolly
Wv, 80 lf9sons with their wives and
1''',,,.r. and q host OF friends and
/ others interested !n the good cause, as
/ sembled at the beautiful home.
! past.Graud-Niaster Or. John X. Purdie'
/ ~ s,,ifbaald whose father was a past
..,.,,J before him and who, with a weight
/ -, t.,rs the honorable dis
80 b,iro the Oldest past grand
- In America. was present at the
p-t~,,t,, b,,,i,o taken M his residence
w.. ~, ,,nss, If the home.
- % ,.,,pd- Master \ r. Courtney.
r.,il.,t ~ the institution. and y
VIC 80 rro,,inent Nasops also at
h"",",' Va
tended. ...,., o., 3
Inc prog" lli'''' ~ ,t,s,er
O'Clock. with the CoN' ~ ,i.7 -.
! Mason's Wfe ana uausn1l'S -
! upon scE' ".F 80 - b., No. NJ
James II. Caper& assisted uy M'SS 49,
lie Is. Richardson nc 49,, 20 roe
performed IN the mIFe chap
Home. Miss kicnardsoh W. ~ ~ ~. =
| cored for her tdi-h't' teV''"l., ~ ,,o
O'CLOCK l'd""l N"'' r.. Ia ,h,t
DAY. delivered an address lie s''" ma
they had come together 70 support d
noble institution that VAS IN turn sup
norted by "A noble Institution. CuounG
Pope's lines.
In hope and faith men may disagree.
Dut all manklnds concern is charity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
PrtcrshurE baseball Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 2l-lSpe-
cial)-Sullivan. who has been playing
richt field for The Farmers since the COM
mrncemeut 0f the season. has been re-
leased. He left yesterday for Hender-
son. y. g.. 10 pitch FOR that team IN the
series of games 10 be played with the Est-
leigh club
10 IS rImorel ON arpar utly good au-
thority that Umpire Mclaughlin has
been removed from his position. from
what cause 1t is unknown. Mclaughlin
,as been regarded as one Of the best and
falrest umpres in the state League. and
practically but little fault has been found
with his decisions.
Umpire Mitchell viii take McTauchliu's
place in the sames 10 Doe played here this
week
During tho last inning ~ the game here
on Saturday Umpire Mclaughlin WAS
struck in the breast by swift ban.
which passed through the catcher hands.
aui was Knocked down. The game was
delayed Tor some time before be recov-
ercl sufficiently 10 proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Eourth-of-Juiy Excursion ia Wsst
Paint

When planning your Fourth-of-July OUT.
ius d0 not forget tie Excursion 90 be- ope-
alal hy 90, southern Railway from
Richmond o. West Point ana return.
More attractions than ever before Music
hy au excellent band. Dancing. Boating.
and Bathing. frott.ng and Running
Rlc y Bicycle Races. Baseball Game.
and other athletic sports.
The train viii leave Richmond Wir-
ginia-Stra-t StnuoW AT $50 4 NJ. stop
ping an Twenty--ighth street. Returning.
will leave West Point ar l.. VI. Fare fos
the round trip. - cents.
JOHN NJ BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
go east Main street.
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pcuth, of "a veteran.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2i-Cspeeini)-
Mr. W. j. Pcbworth an old anf high1y
respected citizen Of this city. died al ths
home OF his son. John l.. pehworth. ~
Suffolk. al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
OF complication ~ disease; aged
years. Mr. Pebworth had lived here for
a number OF years. and was faithful
soldier IN the Confederate army. "a
leaves a wife and four chiliren-John l.
Pcbworth. OF Suffolk. Mrs. W. -. Asiey
ana Mrs l. O. Ahers. OF Norfolk, ard
Mrs e. s. GOrgas OF Atlanta. "a. Iht
remains arrived here last night over thx
Norfolk and Western railroad. and thi
funeral was from the residence ~ his
son-in-law, Mr. l.. o. Ahers. No. lii6 south
Reservoirs avenue. az y. VI. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
c,Mpos AGAIN 1T HAVANA.
Ex-Maior Cnsciins and scverni or
His Men Killed.

HAVANA, June 2i-Captain-General
Campos arrived here this morning from
the southslde OF the island.
The rebel leader Borro has been Killed
In an engagement at Altagrarla, Medosl
District
4 detachment OF government troops met
on the san Jose sugar estate situated
I'm the province OF santa Clara. an IN
surgent band lei by ex-Maior Casellas.
who recently went over 10 the rebels
with many Of the men he COMMANDED
in a volunteer regiment, ana Ia t"e hsnt-
ing that followed Ca~cilas and two OF the
rebels were killed and seventeen wounded.
The governments loss was two killed
and thirteen wounded. II Is believed that
this band Will break up now tnat us
leader Is dead
\ dispatch from Cienfuegos states that
Il IS reported there that The rebel band
commanded by Pine have been captured
by government troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

The select excursion % Oh Point and
Norfolk sunday over the Chesl peake and
Ohio was ratron.zed by the best people
in the city. The run down was delight
ful. These excursions are becoming very
popular. and hotel arrangement with
the Iygeil and Sherwood are nrst
class. The comfort ~ patrons Is ia
the hands ~ Messrs. Baily 4 clash. which
alone IS a guarantee that the comfort,
~ excuTsionist5 viii be- looked after.
The time Of leaving will be changed from
. A. NJ. 20 $50 \. ". sharp next Sunday
so as 20 make the stay az Ola Point
lonrar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Masonic Officers.

EMPORIA. VA. June 2l-(snecirll-
To-day being the Festival OF st. John me
Baptist Widows Son Lodge. No j. An.
cient. Free. and Accepted Masons met
and installed the officers for the coming
Masonic year. as follows: Worshlpfh
Master, George Mason; Senior Warden
H. +. Taylor: Junior Warden. IA.
schwartz Treasurer. r.. c. Tredway: Sec.
Rotary l.. L. Deakins. Genior Deacon.
T. g. Mills; Junior Deacon. !. L. Robin
son. The worshipful master appointed
W =. Newman, tiier: NJ. O. Woodruff
steward, and Rev. j. III. Mabler. chan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

assembled n, the Temple hast sunaey
morning al 1880 o'clock. and repaired IA
a bodv 10 the Grace-Strect Presbyterian
church. where they attended divine SER
vice. Rev. James Y. Fair. j. D. tbe
pastor OF The church. who "a also zoe
chaplaln Of the lodge. conducted the ser
vice. and preached special and appro-
pirate sermon Members wore the regalhs
and Jewels OF the lodge. and large num-
Der Of visiting brethren from sister lodges
were In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

BEDFORD CITY. VA. June A-,Spc-
ciaLD-The guild OF ST. Johns Episcopal
church have decided 70 erect a memorial
tablet in their church IN recognition -
the noble work IN behalf of the church
Tor very many years Of the late Mrs.
Fannie g. Bell
William Stump fell sunday from a win.
dow in the second story OF his fatherl
house on the stone pavement 4 the stree,
below and broke hts arm. Tie fact that
he protected himself by throwing ouc
the arm perhaps saved his ne
Mr. James Chalmers. - Oklahoma
was here Saturday TO attend the funeral
Of his uncle. william Chalmers, who died
In Ddnville few days since
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Laying of the Cornerstone Of tha
PonhHtnn-Troop Monument. Pow
ttHfan 4. H., Va. Juiy 4. 1875.

s special train from Richmond ~ pow
haitian COURTHOUSE Vili poe iun for' ts.
o.easIou Tine train VIII leave tho south
~rh railway depot. on Virginia street. -
s.'a A. NJ. july ifh. ard w.u r.a,I
Erhmond. reWrnine about t5 h. A.
tut Information as o. price OK tickets.
stc.. apply o. SIR. Augustine Royal.
Leader Bui,ling Manchester Na.; .fr.
John y. Goolc. Mr. james r.. WcI.h.
General M0pae.r; aul Mr. 3D. D. WILSON.
General Passenger Ascent FarmyNle tud
Iowhatan Railroad. and John 50. BeaI.
Travelling Passenger Agent southern
RAILWAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

The Trlby excursion 10 Norfolk on Sun.
day June I'D, via Norfolk and Western
railroad under the management OF
Messrs. Niche & Adams, proved great
success The train left Byrd-Sireet Sta
ton promptly on time. carrying 10 ne
city By the Sea- nearly so OF The
capital-city citizens, who returned ne
same night on tine. and much pleased
with their days outing and dip m ths
Atlantic Another OK these delightti
family excursions will be run Oh Sunday,
June Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
prrrnsn,RG AN PORTSMOUTH.
4 very Poor Exhibition of Ball
ptuyiug.

pETERSBTRG. VA. June 2i-tSpe-
ciah-Both Petersburg and Portsmouth
gave a poor exhibition Of ball-piaying
his evening. Petersburg however car
rying OF the hOnors IA far as errors
were concerned making nine during the
e,x innings which composed the game.
lanes was IN the box for the home team
This being his frs, appearance since ne
- Injured IN I.ynchburg. on MAY lith
lie pitched Il good game. and was hit Tor
600 home runs q two-bagger, and nve
singles. Hallman was in the box for the
visitors. and his wildness lost them me
game. lie gave twelve men their bases
On balls. and was touched ny for home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Nh,

put your money in a savings Bank az
per cent, when the state Building AMI
Loan Company viii pay you or It's slzD
fuu-pad stock { per cent. and suafan-
tee You on its IS paid 40 stock per
cent? can and see Us at Hos east Main
street, Richmond. Va.
THOMAS +. Stage,
President.
W. MINOR WOODWARD.
Vice President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

Ola payers fos sale at the p'sS@sse
c1lca -..---. IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
The HONEutc case.

WASHINGTON, June 2i-Captain How
.,afe'a counsel have decided not 10 enter
an application for a new tilal' put are
now busy preparing o biH OF exceptions,
mich win 10 before Judge McComas for
bts signature by the end OF the week, ana
,ynl then come before the Court OF Ap-
peals. This court will not convene nn'ii
October next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
National Educational Association
SPECIAL 3OUND-TRIP RATES VIA
{ AND -

For the above occasion he Chesapeake
and ohio railway will sell tickets from
Richmond and an stations 90 Denver.
Col. and return az Iats OF one fare Tor
the round trip, plus - for membership
fee. Tickets Will boz on saie July a..
5th. and 6th. limited for return passage
90 July T.. 1898. An extension ~ limit
10 september lst can. however be OBJ
ta.red by dep0siting tickets with au-
thorIzod agent an Denver. For further
Information address
JOHN u POTTS,
u. l.. \. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
macedonian Revolt Spreading.

LONDON. June "A dispatch rom
SoG, IA The Pall-Nau Gazette saws the
Macedonian revolt is spreading rapidly
between Nranja and Egri Palanoa. since
June 18th there has been constant hshuns
around Palanca. during which the rebels
destroyed the railroad. Of the Narida Val
ley. The Cabinet are cowed by me wlr-
ike appearance Of the population. The
members have been threatened with at-
sassination If they intervene % cheek
ID. reYnLutlonarN movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

IL f. declared that the reticence and eN-
clusiveness OF the French officers AZ hlei
bordered on incivilty. These statements
In nowise correspond with the facts. Inc
French officers were never lacking III
clvillty and courtesy. and the crews ul
IN. French vessels were not allowed 10
90 on shore In order that possible friction
rnirhf b. nreVentoA.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

PRZEMYSI.. AUSTRIAN GAiIClA,
June pa court-martisl sitting here CON
yicter fourteen husslrs 81 the murder OF
a qulrterniaster and three non-commis-
stoned officers The convicted men were
selected hv lot and sentenced 10 death
They We're shot to-day The other six
teen were sentenced 20 NE imprisonment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Crispi Contsmns CavaiIi.

ROME. June 2t-In reply TO Radical
su.echos made in the Chamber of pepu-
Ties today. raising the question OF senior
CavaUPs accusation against Prime-Nin-
lister Crispi. the latter said that he lee
cliuad either 10 rabut or explain Tho
charges The attitude OF thu Prime Minis
ter Was cheerel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

You know We only keep nrst-eiass
Goods, and wa now give you the chance
10 buy many OF them at very low nsdress
our Iasle-Thread and Embroidered HALT
Hose. all colored. French and Germau
makes, 81 per Gozen-,hs price mas never
been less than s.. We have zoo many
Lots OF Colorei and White Shirts at s.
each-they were our $3.50 20 s. shirts.
We have quite number OF other thlngt
reduced in price.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
40 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
rxcursiouists Drowned.

ROME. June A-An excursion boat on
Lake Naggiore was struck by squat
and capsizad yesterday. and ten Of It's
occupants were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE.
IL May Take n Week 10 Get "a
Jury.


SYRACUSE. y. y, June 2i.-The trial
OF Robert Fitzs.mmons upon an indicl-
msnt for manslaushter I'm the first degree
FOR killing ICON" Riordsn in sparrins
match at the Grand Opera-iouse COM
menced here to-day. Bob came pre-
pared 10 put up big fight against CON
ylction. for verdict against him piay
mean twenty years nv prison.
By the time OF the noon recess only
five men had been examined. and two
were allowed 10 take their seats in the
iury-box subject 20 peremptory challenge.
\ close fight was made upon the ques,sjn
whether or not n juror was preJud'ced
against prize-hghtlng and prize-hshters.
pistrlct-Attorney Shove held that the
question was improper, because every
GOOD cit.l n who obeyed the laws must
be against prlze-hghting. Judge William
NJ. Ross allowed the question as II APP
piled 10 prejudice in this case.
The court adjourned at o'clock. when
nine Jurors had been Professionally ac-
cepted. The remainder will be- selected
M to-morrow's session, when the right
OF peremptory challenge will he exercised
At the present raeS IL cil take three
days and possibly week TO get jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
. Sensational sssignnient.

CINCINNATI. O.. June 2L-The most
sensational assignment OF the present
business season was made to-day at fhe
courthouse, by John r. Speaker doing
business az Speaker Brothers, whole
sale dry goods. 10 Attorney Adam Kram-
or His assets are said TO be $1,000; lia-
bilities unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
czareritch'. Condition serious.

BERLIN. June pa dispatch from Ht.
Petersburg via Eydtkuhnen. Prussia ON
the Russian frontier says that Professor
Leyden and Doctor NOthnag report I'M
fayorahlv upon the state OF health ot inc
Cz1rewitch They believe his recovery
very dofibtful and declare that bee is IN
mo- condition 20 risk a sea-voyage which
II ma. been suggested might benefit him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
THE FRENCH At KEEL.
Statements That They We're Almost
IuciyiI Officially Denied.

BERLIN. June 2i-The French I'm
bassy her has caused tae publication or
A communication In the Dresden Mach
richten IN which occurs the iolloMih
''The official news agencies. AS wei as
priVate correspondents. have published
statsmsnts In the German press " waisn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
CORnLTT DfVOHCE SUIT.
APPOINTMENT al Referee To Try the
Issue InNOiVed.

NEW YORK, June 4-Cpon the appli-
cation u 4. II. HummeL Judge McAdam,
Of the Superior court this morning APP
p'intcd Edward Jacobs referee TO try
the issue involved in the suit for absolute
divorce which Mrs Oue COrbe;t has
brought against her husband, James D.
corhc,t. the pusilst upon the statutory
grounds
Corh.tt was married in 1886 and lived
with inns wife until last April when she
claims 90 have discovered evidence of his
aIlnIcs.ness. and brought suit for ao-
solute divorce Corbctt has put in de-
Mai ~ his yllc's charges which raises me
issue Do the case that 'he referee VIII
have 10 tfy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
TURF ENE,rs NOTABLE.
Two Fayoritcs and -Four Long-shots
Win at Roby.

CHICAGO. Hi, June 1.-Two favor
ties and four loug-shots won the races AT
Roby to-day. The track was rather slow
ami the attendance large Summaries.
First receive furlouss. e-year-o.ds-
Fischer won. Duchess. Of Monuose See
conl. Ard-lle third. Time, lo5.
Second race--eliing. Sis turIones BOD
Wagner won. Iousld!e second, Scotland
third. Time. lI1 3d.
Third rlce-sel.ing. nine iurloHS@
NIontcpenzo won. Eleno second Dave
Pulsifer third. Time. + lS IT,
Fourth races. ling, SIX iurlongs- DaSo
won. Ben L0mOEd second Buck knight
third. Time, 1915.
Third race-seven furiongs-Maid Marion
won. simmons second Nero third Iine'
1:27.
Fourth racs-seyen furlongs-Miss Clark
won. The Kitten second, Francis Pope
third. Time 10.
Fifth race-mlle and a quarter-Janus
won. Little George second, +. y. shirley
third. Time 2lo.
SIX GOOD RACES.
LATONIA. ky. June 2L-The day turn
Ell oYt "A large attendance for an oH-ddy'
and six good races, three az a mile OF
lonaer. wer. run. Weather clear and
warm: track fast. $500.
First race-sening, one miie-Alethia
Au.n ,97 ~. Jones. e. ID won. Layon
second. Ransom third. Time, l;G IT,
Second race-six and a half turlonss-
Mary Kenue 60. Walker, 10 - won
Susie y. second, Ddc dOr third. Time
l.5L
Third race-selliug five furlongs-Oracls
Go9. Perkins. % . won, Sir pike se
cond ROYAL Prince third. Time, l.25 81
roIrtb race-one and onc-eighth miles
Domino as. 4. Clayton, 5 TO 81 won
Ashland second, Enthusiastic third. Time
2.Oi 3-4.
Fifth race-one mile-Lillian l.. per
klns. s 10 - won. Miss Ross second, Miss
Francis third. Time, l.l9 -
sixth race-sellng. one nlile-The Prin
cess G92, Perkins. evenl Won, koNo Sc
coud Shantv Bob third. Time, l;i2 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Summer Excursion Routes North Via
II. T.. ~ u. u. X.

Summer excursion tickets 10 the leadlae
Northern and Eastern seaside, watering,
and mountain resorts at low rates VIA
Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac
railroad Apply at Richmond Transf. r
Company. Ninth ana Main streets. Tick
Il office Byrl-Strsat station, or
G. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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Their CRYSTAL Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett waddey ceiebratei
their crystal wedding at their home on
west Grace street. last night and enter
tanned a large number or their frleras.
The house was beautifully decorated. and
tho entertainment Was most recherche
Muir.
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PETERSBURG.
PORTSMOUTH.

Totals ................ 26 Q Il Il 3
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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r>cnNDiAuisn ar rnEsIDro.
Military Post Buildings hurnc"-A
Possible Fatality.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June 1.-THE
second lnconliary fire within a week AZ
the Preside military reservation occurred
at $3.50 A. ~ to-day This time the post
exchange was selected by the hre-Dugs'
The entire building was destroyed, ana
Frank Roth. employed by the suffer-
who leases the exchange. may die from
burns received before heinz taken from
the building Evidently an enort was
made 10 have the ire communicate WIN
the officers building, which adjoined ihs
building nred.