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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-01

Emanuel Deroy of Allegheny City. was
taken suddenly i'll with symptoms of
poisoning this morning shortly after
eating his breakfast of oatmeal, and after
a day of suffering, died tonight in great
agony. Three white servant girls who
partook freely of the oatmeal were also
taken violently sick, and are now in a
serious condition. Physicians who have
made a careful examination state that all
have been poisoned. A colored nurse
named Mary Allen. who had been mott
fed to leave at the expiration of her
week, and who had threatened to "show
them all before next Wednesday that
she was no fool has been arrested on
suspicion of having placed the poison
In the meal. She protests her innocence.
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Moody a.d snnley a, Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 31.-Several
thousand persons were present at the
s~kating-rink yesterday afternoon and
evening, on the occasion of the religious
service IS conducted by Moody and San
key. The ministers of the Methodist,
Baptist and Congregational churches
were present aud participated in the ser
vices. A trained choir of fifty voices
sang several popular hymns, in the last
of which the congregation Joined. This
afternoon and evening Mr. Sankey sang
several hymns and Mr.. Moody preached.
Three thousand persons were present.
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Fourth Class P~cstmasiers Appotut~a

WAsHINGToN, August 3l.-The Acting
Postmaster-Gensral has appointed the
following fourth-class postmasters.
west Virginie-At sun Hill, j.. j. Shan
non; Sessionville, James N. johnson /;
Gave Gap, @. w. Tsber; Palestine, A. G.
Baker; Parchment Valley, Mrs. Demms
Rhode; Romney, James Sheets.
Conn; Prlorsburgh, X. j. Howard Bur
tonyille, W. H. Thomas; Orlando, Martin
Fallen.
Powell.
Ohio-At Neptune, Stephen Howijeck;
Chattanooga, John Schlenker; Osgood,
Iheo. M. Brenten.
lndiana-At Reifsburg, Harrison Bur
CESS; Barber,s Mills, Q. @. Swain; Denver,
l.. N. Grirtfth; Geneva, Ignatius Hook;
Laoonia, Lewis Byrum: Waterford Mills,
Geo ): CASTELAR,; Oaktown, Jos. W. NAL
let; Edwardsport, VIM. +. Shiyely; Roa-
oke, ;. A La B%alieux; Point Isabelle. Bay.
ard L. Hale; Marengo, Geo. Bsi.hes.
Bruceville. John I. Simpson AlfordsyiIIe.
John L. Hedrick; Mernllsville, Marion +
Fierce Pstronville, Samuel M. Savage:
Marco, + T.. Jarrells; Oxford, A. II. Ma.
CURE; Carlisle. Q. III. Snap; Laketown,
arthur w. Yard Xenia, Chas. N. Wales;
Dopo Geo. A. Gunner; Paramount, Thos.
Wcuutf, . .. fb6eO, Amber,
yohn b. zimmerman; Bath, Jos. Fowler;
roneto, John Hard wedge; Hobart, Geo,
nlinois-At s~parkside, M. SAM u..
Stsunton, Cornelius Godfrey; Mc..enns
BARLEY Scarlet: 0cene, B. + 49,,
Tower Hill, Henry X. Bainr Gars Ill.,
kiah Place; Grand Rid W. rnnas.
Nashville, Chas. J. p,noelmen ~
Michlg9n-At ,~Jnekanewa, Chas. d.
0'9hIey Eastr~Ke. Chas. Hemingway.
Iowa.f-s Pacific Junction, w. Colburn;
"oou line, l.. W. White; Riverside, Geo.
L. shelley; Cincinnati, Moses N. Beer.
Missouri-At Minnville, Jas. G.. Ste
vens, Jr,
Arkansss-At Des Arc, James ]. Baugh;
Peters, Geo. b. Peters.
Texas-At Greenwood, T. s. Gavin;
Fryburgh, A. NJ. Thompson; Aubrey Jas
S. Wells.
Kansas-At Opelisis, Jacob stiner;
Huntville, r. NJ. Wallace; Galena, A. M
McPherson.
Nsnraska-At Chadron, Mrs. Wilson.
Dakota-At Union, George W. Hentz;
Lakeside, Smith Newcomer; Travsre, s.
K. Weaver; Goodwin. George F. Nelson;
Butte, Mrs. Lottie NJ. Collins; Britton, Geo.
l. Baser; Kersburgh. George Green;
Whiteswan, X. A. Hall; Labesu, d. F.
Carrier, Waterford, VIM. Goldman; Bo-
mite, George b. Shipman.
Colorado-At Alamosa, Julius Gault.
California-At French Gulch. BsruG
Garland. soa
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L~ou1svILLE, KY, Aug. 31.-The boiler in
the mill Of ]. 3. Williams exploded this
afternoon at Bowling Green, Ky. Enei-
neer S, T. DIXON and Hspp Ellis, a mill
nison was badly hurt by flying tim Der.
The sauss Of the explosion is not known.
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Immtgration Stati.,ic.-

WAsHINGToN, August 3l.-The Chief of
the Bureau of Statistics reports that the
total number of Immigrants who arrived
at the principal ports of this country dur
ing July was 2S,304. Fol July, 1884, the
number was 32,772; for the seven months
ending July 81 last, . SITS; for the cor
Responding period last year, 276, 900.
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GRAIN IN SIGHT.
weekly Omcfai Statement of the Chi.
csgo Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 3l.-The follow
ing figures, taken from a statement com
piled by the secretary of the Board o
Trade, to be posted On Change tomorrow
show the amount of grain in sight in tn.
United States and Canada on August 2ash
together with the increase over or decrease
from the preceding week. Wheat, 43, 1885,.
974 bushels, increase, 553,052 bushels
corn, 5,4f4,459 bushels, increase, LOIS, sos
bushels; oats, 3,S63,526 bushels, increase,
l, 765,397 bushels; rye, 3U7,l73 bushels,
increase, 1887 bushels; barley, l14,s17
bushels, increase, 1876 bushels. The
amount Of grain il sight in Chicago ele.
vators on the same date was: Wheat,
1885 47 bushels; corn, 1,l9l,7 8 bush
els; oats, 1928 bushels: rye, 1l5,7sl
bushels; barley, 410S bushels.
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Cholera In Ifalx-

ROME, August 3l.-The cholera has
made its appearance in Ponzone, near
Acqui, in the province of Alessandria.
Eleven persons have been attacked and
four have died. The contagion was con-
Yeyed by q family from Marseilles.
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Another victory for America.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 31.-An inter-
National boat race took place to-day be-
tween crews from various men-of-war in
the harbor. The cutter from the United
States steamer Qninneboug was victorious.
The rsce was witnessed by the officers of
the steamer, United States Minister Cox,
Consul-General Heap and most of the
members Of the American colony, and by
a large crowd Of spectators, who applauded
and congratulated the y~ictors,
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Emperor WilIiam,s He.Ith.

BERLIN, August 31.-Emperor William
yesterday CAV an exhibition of the excel
lent health he is at present enjoying. He
attended the annual shooting for the
Eagle by the Foot Guards at Potsdam,
fred several shots himself, and made an
address to the marksmen on their achieve
ments. So
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United States NAIL Service Mutual Ben
Gift Assnefaff0n.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 31.-Delegates
to the United states Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association are arriving tonight.
All the large cities of the Union are rep
resented The session opens tomorrow.
Among the objects of the organization are
to provide a weekly sick benefit and life
insurance for its members. Some slight
changes in the laws are contemplated, and
an election of officers will be held.
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Local Option An Tex..

GALVESTON, TEX, Augutt 31.--A special
to n NelDs from Waco says: The local
option election in this (McLennanl county
took place to-day. A heavy vote IVES
poilea. and TIE result is a victory for the
Observation-Disclosures. Their majority will
reach 1900: The election attracted much
throughout the State because OF
the active part taken in the canvass by
senator Coke and Congressman Roger Q.
Mills; Both gentlemen are strongly OPP
posed to the Prohibition doctrine on per
sonal liberty.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The Georgia Regulators Again at Work
i'm the N~etghbOrhOOd of Dalton.

in lhe NetghbOrhOOd of Dalton.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l
CHATTANOOGA, August 31.-The Georgia
regulators, whose recent visit to Dalton,
Ga. caused such a tumult of excitement,
are again on the warpath. On their last
raid they whipped fifteen persons and
killed q desperate negro who resisted. A
few nights since they visited the house OF
a man named Perry, In Murray county,
ten miles from Dalton. He was dragged
from his bed at midnight and given a ter
rible whipping. 1t seems that Perry had
been circulating slanderous reports re-
garding a well-known young lady, and
was resorting to every measure to blacken
her name. There were twenty men in the
gang, all Of whom were well dis uised.
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]. Z. Saunders Acquitted for the XIII
ing of GOT EfsOu.
IapurrII III rur .ppEaY

TUPELo, August S1.-The Circuit Court
Of Lee county a been in session at this
place for the past two weeks. The last
four days were consumed in the trial of j.
E. Saunders, charged with murder. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Saunders killed
Col. Tison two years ago. Col. Tison was
a very prominent man, and was, at the
time of his death, Speaker of the House of
Representatives of this State, and the
trial has at ractsd much attention. The
prosecution was represented by R. NJ En-
ley, district attorney Gel. A. Y. Harper and
@. B. Mitchell. The defense by Col. J.
A. Blair, Hon. Jno. M. Allen, VIM. Cox
and T. j. Buchanan. The jury, after be-
ing out five minutes, returned a verdict OF
not guilty. Very able arguments were
made in the case by the attorneys for both
the prosecution and defense.
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Na.a-aa-

CHICAGO, August 3I.-Chicago. 16; De-
troit. 6.
BosToN, August 31.-Bostop. 6; Provi-
dence, /.
BALTIMORE, August Sl.-BAltimore, /;
Brooklyn, 8.
NEW York, August 3l.-Metropolitans,
1; Athletics, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81 Philadel-
mia. q: Now York
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The European wheas Crop.

LONDON, September 1.-The European
wheat crop is reported as follows, on the
basis of 100: Austria, l04; Hungary, III
Prussia, "a; saIony and Bavaria, 100;
Ii6; Sweden and Norway, los Italy, 7s to
e.; Switzerland, 1875; Holland and Great
Britain, 90; Russia, rs to leo; Roumania,
80 10 LIS; ssrvia, ITO.
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RRiIrOnd In.nectinn-

WASHINGTON, August 3d. Chief Clerk
Pickersll of the Railroad Bureau, Just re-
turned from a trip of inspection of the
Central and Union Pacific railroads, Rock
Island and Pacific, Sioux City and Pacific
and other lines, reports that SO FAR as ac-
couents are concerned, little attention is
devoted to the condition Of land grant
roads bonded lines receiving special con-
siderstion. In this general condition
little change is noted.
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The louisville and Evansville River

WASHINGTON, August 31.-Judge Muir
raw and Contractor Hite are in the CITY
with a delegation OF citizens of Louisville,
KY, 70 endeavor TO secure the revocation
of the order made by the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General discontinuipg
steamboat mail service between Louisville
and Evansville, Ind.
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rhe Rev. Mr. TaImage I'm Ireland.

BELFAST, August 3I.-The Rev. Mr.. Tai
mage preached at St. Enoch's church in
this city yesterday to a large congregation,
numbering fully 40O0. He atterward ad-
dressed an assemblsge composed OF about
40. 600 who could not gain admittance to
tho chprch
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huns earneu-M Memphis, 5.
First base on errors-Nemphis, 4; Macons, 2.
First base on called oalls-Memphis, 8; Ma
cons, 2.
Struck 0ut-By Brennan IS; by Zell, 5.
Left on bases-Memphis, 7; Macons, s.
Two-base hits-Richmond, 1.
Three-base hits-6raham, l; Peltz, /; She'll
case, !.
Home run-McSorley.
Double plays Walsh (single.)
Passed balls-Arundel, /; Macsns, Z.
Wild ~pitch-Zell, 1.
Time of game hour and 81 minutes.
Umpire-Jas. Carr.
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WASHINGTON, August Sl.-Redfeld
Denyee, assistant chief' of the record
division, tfiee of the Secretary Of War,
has voluntarily resigned, and Charles II.
Darlington, a clerk of class four, has been
promo,ed 10 the vacancy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-01

Young OF middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility, loss of memory,
premature old sge, as the result of bad
habits, should send 10 cents in stamps
cure. Address Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
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THE SCORE.
MEMPHIS.

Runs earned-Memphis, 8: Macons,5 5.
First base on errors-Memphis, 2; Macops, 2,
First base on called balls-Memphis, 6.
struck out-By CIowell, S; by Miller, Z.
Left on bases-Memphis, 3; WAGONS, 8.
Two-base hits-Memphis, 8; Macons, 3.
Thrs e-base hits-By Hogan.
Double plays-Walsh, Mack and Veach, 2.
Passed bslls-Arundel, /; Shellehase, 4.
Time of game hours and u minutes.
Umpire-Carr and De France.
The one run made by the Macons in
the seventh inning was on a fly muff by
Black and a three-bseger by Sh~ellchase.
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Made nm

CLEVELAND, o., August S1.-Because of
fixture of his crops, Charles F. Rees, a
prominent farmer of Blanchard, Hancock
county, made an assignment to-day; lis-
bilities S27 900, assets $40, 000.
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WAsHISaToN, August 3l.-The census
taken in Dakota shows that the population
of the entire Territory is about 4l6, 900,
and not 2 i3,465, as previous v stated. The
part of the Territory south of the forty
sixth parallel.
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Yesterday - Game.

The second game yesterday was a regu-
lar battle between the two clubs, and the
playing on both sides was almost equal,
with the exception that the locals were
given first base six times on balls aud
made timely hits when the bases were
covered. All of the runs made by the
visitors were earned on punching of hits
in tw innii gs, while the locals in most
cases reached first on balls or made a
between-base on passed balls. The at
tendance was fair, there being about 800
present. The two clubs play the last
game TO-DAY
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a Tragic AFFAIR.

SAN Francisco, CAL, August 3l.-Ed-
ward B. Graul, chief steward in q restaus
rant of this city, shot Mrs. Lily Cromser Of
Oakland, CAL, last night because she re-
fused to marry him. He then sent . bal
let through his own head. The woman ID
not expected to live. Graul died this
morning.
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FRANKFORT, August 31.-Business dur
ing the week was limited, with q firm ten
deency. At the close London, short, was
20.26; Austrian gold rentes, S9S; Russian
fours, Slt; private discount, 2}.
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.
At Paris.
At Frankfort.

PARIS, August 31.-The Bourse was firm
throughout the week. At the close three
per cent. rentes were S1f. 173c.; Panama
canal, 1881. 75c.; Suez canal, POPS.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. August 3l.-Capt. James
B. Eads, the distinguished engineer, will
leave here in a few days in compliance
with an invitation from the Emperor of
Brazil to examine and report on the har-
Dor of Rio G-ande de Sui, the most south
ern port of the Empire of Brazil.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

Death of Gel. f. C.. Stephenson of Mem.
phfs at the Capital Hotel.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, August 31.-Col. F. G.
Stephenson of Memphis died of fever in
this city this morning at Gleason's Hotel.
He was N route with his family to Hot
Springs. The deceased was formerly SUI
perintendent of the plantation of Col. Sam
Tate of this city, but more recently had
been operating in Memphis. The remains
were returned to Memphis to-day.
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The Grant Family at New York.

NEW YoRK, August 3l.-CoL Fred
Grant, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Sartoris ar
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
evening. The party will remain at the
hotel until Wednesday, when Mrs. Sar-
toris will sail for Europe. Mrs. Grant will
then go to Westminster county 10 visit her
eon
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ROunly ayid RRck Pay.

WASHINGTON, August 3~l.-Second Comp
troller Maynard has made a decision in
the case of the claims Of soldiers for ar
rears of pay and bounty who have been
honorably discharged, but who are
charged upon the military records with
desertion. He says that ''in a case where
a soldier has been marked on the rolls
and reported as a deserter, and il appears
that within a reasonable time thereafter.
and while the war was still progressing
and The army engaged in active hostilities
against the enemy, he voluntarily re-
turned to his company and regiment and
was Internationally received into the
service, or was received on con-
ditions which have been fEiflled,
not involving a forfeiture of pay or allow
ances, and he subsequently renders faith
full and acceptable services, and was hon.
orably discharged, it will be held that the
presumption that he was a deserter, which
the entry upon The military records and
rolls might create, will be deemed to be
conclusively rebutted and oyefthrown. In
such case the soldier is to be d eated &c All
sent without leave. The practice OF the
Second C~omptroller's office in adiusting
the pay and allowances due discharged
soldiers will hereafter conform to the
ahnva tulaa
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Progress of the Negotiations Between
England and Turkey.
Spain and Germany-The Cholera Ept.
demic-Ihe Irish League.

MADRID, August 31.-The Spanish gov
ernment has forwarded to Germany a copy
of an agreement signed three years ago by
native chiefs, in which they recognize the
sovereignty of Spain over the Caroline
Islands.
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MISS.
Meeting OF the state Board of Commits,
SiOUera of Election
oCHs va EAScahoAA.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL

JACKSON, Miss, August 31.-The State
Board of Commissioners of Election, COM
posed of the Governor, Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor and Secretary of State, convened
here to day in regular session to appoint
Commissioners of Election for the various
counties in Mississippi. Their labors will
not be concluded before to morrow.
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R INNING.

Macon.-Veach struck out, Mack hit a
bounder to short and LAWN popped up a
fly 70 Richmond.
Memphis.-Hogan hit hot grounder to
left field for two bases and stole third
Black hit to pitcher; O'Brien hit a long fly
to Lawn, and Hogan scored; McSorley hit
to right field but was thrown out at first.
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Reduction in ,hc public peb,.

WASHINGTON August ST. 1t is estimated
at the Treasury Department that there has
been decrease OF about S., 100000 in the
public debt during the month of August.
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1, 1885

change. In Valencia, Toledo and Zamors
there was increase in the number of cases
and deaths.
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SECOND INNING,

Macon.-Peltz sawed out; Miller hit to
short, was safe on a muff by O'Brien,
but in stealing second he retired, and
Murry's high ay went to Black.
Observation-Disclosures sawed out; Phelan
hit a safe one to center; Arundel got seven
balls; Phelan was thrown out at third in
trying to steal same ON a tumble, Carroll
also got first on balls; Arundel then stole
to third and on a tumble scored, Carroll
going to third, but got out on a chase steal
inc home.plste.
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To-Day, Gam.

Memphis and Maccn will try conclusions
Tor the last time this afternoon, players
and poeitions as fnllnKst
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FntnI BoaIer Explosion,

LuSpsoRG's perfume, Edenis.
LANDLORDS perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
Lundborg,s perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
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PIrTsBURe, August 31.-Bernard De-
roy, = child eighteen months old, son of
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Augustus VS.. NashviIIes.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August Sl.-The Au-
pustas defeated b Nashville to-day by the
folio score:
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I 2 5 4 0 o > ,
-.-----..l3 Q Q ! O

Base hits-Atlanta IL, Columbus IL.
Errors-Atlanta ?, Columbus 6. Struck
out-Bauer 6, Smith 8. Two base hits
Atlanta 8, Columbus 8. Home runs
Atlanta l, Columbus 2.
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SEVENTH INNING.

Mdcop.-She lchase hit to short; Zell hit
a slow bounder to center, went to second
on a passed ball; Veach got three strikes
and first on a passed ball; On the throw to
and return Zell got caught at home-plate,
and Mack hit to second.
Memph's.-Arundel got first on balls
and to third on two passed balls: Carroll
hit to short, who threw to third to catch
Arundel, and the Mscons claimed he was
out, but the umpire said no; Crowell
sawed out; Hogan her sent a three-bag'
ger pack of left-fielder, Arundel and Car
roll scoring; Black popped out to Mack
and O'Brien fouled out to catcher, who
caught it on a bound after falling down.
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HEAVY HITTING.
The Champion Batting Game at Atlanta
Thirteen Runs Made in the
First Inning.
Opening Day at the Chicago Fall Run
ming Meeting-Matinee's Break.
D0wn-The Winners.
Racing at Brighton Beach-A Halt In
the Proposed McCaffrey.Sulliyan
Contest-Sporting Notes.
Especial TO rHKAppxAL.I

ATLANTA, GA, August S1.-To-day's
game of base ball between Columbus and
Atlanta was remarkable for the number of
rum made by both sides, Atlanta bunch
ing thirteen of her fourteen in the first
inning. This rather dazed Columbus at
first, but she set to work with a vim, and
for a while il seemed as if she would
catch up. The start was too heavy, how
ever, and she finished with only nine to
her credit. Bauer and McEwen acted as
boxmen for Atlanta, and Smith and Kreh'
meyer for Columbus. Score by innings
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EIGTH INNING.

Macons.-Lavin sawed out; Peltz hit to
short, and Miller flied GU to Phelan.
Memphis.-McSorley sawed out; Rich
mond flied cut to LAWN, who made a
pretty running catch; Phelan hit safe to
center; Arundel hit to short, who threw
wild to second, and both scored on Car
rolls beautiful liner to center; Carroll
got third on a passed ball, but got caught
stealing home.
NINTH INNING.
Macon.-Murry and Shellchase sawed
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THIRD INNING.

Macon.-Walsh struck out; Shellchase
hit safe along the foul line; Zell hit to
pitcher; Shellchsse then stole third and
score I on Veach's safe hit over second,
and Veach scored on Mack's double-bag-
ger over Carrolls head LAWN also sent q
double-bagger to left, Mack scoring, but
Peltz hit to second.
Memphis.-Crowell got first on balls Ho-
gan flied out to LAWN, Black hit to short,
forciog Crowell out at second and himself
at first on a double play.
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Macon.-Mack fouled out to McSorley
LAWN hit a safe curve over short; PeltZ
followed with q do~uble-bagger over right,
and both scored on Miller's short curve to
center; hurry flied out to Black, and
Walsh fouled out to catcher.
Memphis.-Crowell got first on balls; Ho-
gan struck out; Black flied out to Peltz
O'Brien hit safe over first, Crowell going
to third, and both scored on MeSorley's
hot double-bsgger to center field; Rich
mond got first on balls, but Phelan sawed