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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
Entric. Mt Grnve.ena.

CRAvEsEND, June 5.-Entries for tonorrow.s
races:
First race-For all ages; lightweight handicap:
about SIX furlongs--Nontanic. IG1; Rikki Tiki
Tavi. loi; Danforth. 1os; His ROYAL Highness.
ss; Sparrow Wing. 100; Queen Louise. 1O7: San
Gers. l29; Vulcain. 1e5; vcsuvian, III; ravorious
ZIG; Cnmasked. H.
second race-For three-year.old, and rn,x,rd.
seiing. one and one-eighth miIes.-Ceylon 90.
hinnikinic. l06: First Whip. lis: Free Ia,cs
1os; Desperate. lO5: Sensation. 100: Nsnsen ga
tulane. los; Rochester. 80
Third race-For maiden 6II;es r.. IL,
u I turlonss--Edceworth. Double Six. Hollow
rood' Guess Work, Cherries Tavefa. IpflIIibIe
me Jade. Princess Pepper, Della Gee Ot,een
quality, Ada Beatrice. Egotism. Fair Ro,,mand
:, Fourth race-The Gazette Strikes. N, f,,;..
rnree years old; one and one-sixteentf mills -
Tower OF Gold. loo: Oneck Queen. III: MOTLEY
los: Indian Fairy. los IT. "''iey'
fifth race-Steepechase handicap. for fou,.y.,r
o 0 and up: about two and oue-hs.f u,;ies
nueia, 100 AID The Bachelor, I53 Nv hi.nav a.
W; thiiae. lo4: Tantris. l49; FiIon dor rs.
H,onkonkomo. 1i3: Trillion, Iis; Cousin les 10.
Mr. stonei. lso; Perion. 49,; OchiItree IN.
Nes,or ia2; WAGE. 130: Charagrsce. 100
SXth race-For two-year-olds: selling. sv. ana
ohe-haii furlongs.-Hlndyman, lO2: Henyist ioo.
frank Hail. 100: Alard. 81; Moor. 90: Voucb OF.
ilei irlnce. lOi: Automaton, lOs: Scrrv no.
snatcher, VI; Fair Rosamond 90 '
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
HOME RUN TIES THE SCORE.
PhilIies Then CIinch Victory by
RnserunninE ind n Single.

PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-Up to the
eighth inning this afternoon Philadelphia
appeared to be out of it. the score stand
ing to 3 in favor of Pittsburg. In the
eighth Douglas and Doian singled. Then
Cross made record for himself by driv-
ing in the men ahead OF him with rap
ever the fence. tying the score. The win
ming run was made in the same inning
of Slagle's force hit and steal to second
and a basehit by Flick. The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
How the Clubs Stnnd d.
BOSTON HARD TO STOP.
The Bcnneafers Take Another Gnrnc
From the Cardinals

BOSTON, June 5.-Boston defeated St.
uphill fight. Early in the game st. Louis
led, but Boston's strong batting pulled out
the victory. Pittinger. who opened the
game for Boston. was relieved by Lewis
in the third inning. and the latter allowed
only few scattered hits until the ninth.
ICY" Young went into the box for st.
Louis after Boston tied the score in the
seventh, but in the eighth the home team
scored six runs. The visitors made two
in the ninth by clever batting. after which
Long. Lowe. and Tenney closed the game
with fast double play. The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06

First base by errors-Bos.on 2. ST. Louis 2.
Lett on bases-Boston 7. st. Louis s. First base
on balis-OG Pittnger 2. off Lewis .. off Jones 4.
Struck out-By Lewis 2 by Young l. Home
run-Lorg. Three-basc hit-Bursett. Two-bas,
hits-Quinn. Clark. Collins. Hamilton. Long.
Stolen bases-Donlin. Stahl, Long Double play
Pittnger !, by Jones 1. rmpire-Swartwood.
Time of game-3 hours. Attendance, 200.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
st. Louis Selections.

First race Iariica. Celeste dor. Jake Weber.
Secord race-Anuie Oldfelds. Rose Apple. Ran
som.
Third race-Lord Neville. Loving. Cup. Cattle
,'ral.
Fourth racc-Go To Bed. Guide Rock Moron
Fifth r,cc-Judge Wa-Gell, Easter Card, La
Sisth race-Leo Planter. Queen Esher. Eight
HclIi
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06

First base by errors-PhiIadeIphia p Plttsburg
. Left bases-Pittsburg 3, Philadelphia IL.
First base on balls-Of Bernard /. of ChesbTo >.
Struck out-By Bernard l, by Chesbro .. Home
run-Crcss. Two-Lase hits-Wasner, Cooley.
O'Conror. Chcsbro. Slagle. Delehanty. stolen
bases -fiionas Slagle. Flick. Double play
Clarke and Richey. Wild pitches-Bernard 3.
Umpire Hurst. Time of game hours and 20
minutes. Attendance, i,l55
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06

First base by errors Cincinnati 5. New York g
Left on bases Cincinnati s. New York s. First
base on bslls-of Phillips 1. eff Carrick 2. Struck
out-By Phillips 5. by Garrick !. Three-base
hits-Crawford, Corcoran, Mcbride. Two-base
hits-t;radv, Van iialiren. Irwin. Stenfcidt Beck
ley. Sacrifice hits-Bsrrett. Corcoran. Doyle
rett. Corcoran. Irwin. Steinfeldt. Double play
Phillips. Corccran and Beckley Hit by pitcher
Bowerman. Wild pitch-Carrich l. Phillips l.
Umpirc-Emslie. Time O; game hours. At
TENDANCE. | 500 IL -
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
NEWPORT Selections.

First DISQUALIFICATION Star. Dr.. s. C. Ayers,
Indian
Second race-Queen Carnival. Virginia T., Clara
David.
Third racc-Acu-hla, ZeImet, Louisville Belle
Fourth race-The Star Of Bethlehem. Eitholin,
Fforizar.
Fifth race-Porter B., Nitrate, Xanthos
Sixth race-Monk Wayman, Banished, High
Noon
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06

First race--Sanders. Sparrow Wing trpm,.t.,
second race innikinic. First Whip. Nansen
ihird race-Cherries. Princess Pepper. The
ley. QUEEN, NOT
Filth race-Mr. stoffel. whitney's entry. Ron.
Sixth race-Iiandy Nan, Lief Price. s.-rrv
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg ..
Brooklyn >, Chicago 4.
Boston 10, S.. Louis II.
Cincinnati Is. New York s.
Games Today.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06

First race atn, Santa Luis, Elpiloto.
Second race-Abe Furst, walkensha~, San We
nldo.
Third racc-Forbush. woodtrice. Lomond.
Fourth race-Banack. Flaunt. Tenby.
Fifth race-Kaeiyap, Trimmer. Ollie DixoA
Sixth race-Wax, Thermos, Satan.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-06
HITTING SAVES THE GAME.
Champions Defeat the Orphans by .
Late Batting Rally.

BROOKLYN. June 5.-The Brooklsns
made a batting rally of Killen in tie
eighth and ninth innings today. and pulled
victory O,ft NJ the fire
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Die @reueI i'm Congo
Studte.

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Gin Yrupbet, Tamsns Mbers.
grpan fam Ii6 freuen, penn Deilen
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60. Sabrgang.

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1c<l Gutnto,t & g.
112 bis 122 Noro=Gutam=straRe.
Gin mn0erer uag GROCER, GROCER
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Jm 0rittcn StORmerk
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beipnbers iaiipnsemdkcn 9trtifeln.

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magnincent beard until she coaxed him
to sleep. " A-'i
What love 90 want more than
nis!" she would ask herself. "Wby
should leave him desolate, to take up
my lie with another, who must ever
oe as stranger to me compared to
MN who hath been my companion and
my friend my whole life through? And
wnere Is another like unto him? In
al the land there is not one who. be-
sue MIN. seems not base and small
And when Jephthah would wake
from sleep, she would clasp and cling
70 him, and beg him that they never
should be parted.
Nay, my daughter" he would an
swer. 1T must not be that thou sacri-
fceth thy young life for me for whom
pleasure is over. / would have thee
welded to a good man. who will cher
ism thee; and in seeing thee happy, and
having thy children on my knee. l
Shall know the best Joy that is left for
me-"
Then Namarah would weep, and i'm
PioAo LIN uOt 10 SenQ ner from him,
saying that what he pictured as her
happiness looked to her like the very
face of death. so greatly did she dread
It. Whereat her father Jephthah would
but smile, and say it would not be SO
with her one day, when the lord and
master of her heart should come.
He is here" she would say, finging
her white arms about him, there will
be never any other" And Jephthah
would smile again and say only the
one word: Wait" whereat Namarah
would grow almost angry. and tears of
vexation would spring into her eyes.
Then would Jephthah rouse himself
and stand upright on his strong legs
and lift her In his mighty arms as
though she were still the little maid
he used to toss and dandle. and hold
her high above his head, and refuse to
let her down from this unseemly alti-
tude until the break Of her childish
laughter had blown away her tears.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-06
CHAPTER IL

It happened one fair morning, when
earth and sky seemed all to meet in a
blessed promise Of tranquility and
peace, that Namarah stood in the midst
of her garden, with small basket on
her arm, from which she was scat
tering grain to a flock of white doves,
which, f1uttering from far and near,
came to her feet and sank down there,
moving mass of snowy plumage, from
which her slender figure, clad in spot
less white. rose up like human ema-
nation from their pure loveliness of
hue and outline. Her face and throat
and hands were pure white, too, and
look Of deep serenity was upon her.
The sky above seemed not more still
and placid
She raised her hand and put a few
grains of the food into her mouth. and
at the motion some OF the doves were
frightened and flew up, with whir-
ring noise, only to circle round and
come back again and fall to nodding
and dipping about for the grain at
her feet. Presently one Of the flock
flew up and alighted on her shoulder,
then another and another. Namarah
opened her red lips and showed the
dark grains held tight between her
little white teeth; at which pecking
and fluttering began among the three
tame doves, as she would offer her
mouth first to one and then another
1t was evidently a familiar game
which all the participants enjoyed.
Suddenly there was a great whirring
and fluttering, and the whole flock flew
wildly off, and were out of sight be-
hind the trees, before Namarah, left
quite alone, perceived the cause of
their fright. A young man, taller even
than Jephthah. her father, but with
the ruddiness of youth and dawning
manhood upon his beardless face, stood
before her, all in shining armor, on
which the moving light danced and
glinted. He had taken off his helmet,
and sunlight kissed sunlight in the
gold of his thick curls. And, behold,
when Namarah turned and looked at
him, strange thing came to pass.
Her white cheeks. which no one had
ever seen other than calm and color
less, were all at once suffused with
pink, as II rose had been suddenly
placed beneath a piece of fair white
cambric; and in that moment she be-
came a hundred times more beauti-
full than she had ever been before. The
young man colored, too. and bent his
golden head. as she said:
III this be the maiden, Namarah, thy
father Jephthah hath sent me to ask
Of thee some pieces Of his armor that
he hath need Of"
''Is he going into fight" the maid
en- asked, the rose disappearing from