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AT BALTIMORE.
The Parade the Largest Ever Seen In the
CITY.

The Parade the Largest Ever Seen In the
City.
BALTIMORE, September G.--The demon
stration of the Knights of Labor to-day
was the largest of the Industrial classes
ever witnessed in Baltimore. In the early
forenoon the sky was overcast, giving prom
Use of rain, but that did not prevent the
gathering of the working men. In many
parts of the city buildings were decorated.
The gathering took place in East Balti-
more, the right of all of the divisions rest
ing on Broadway. The line was composed
of eight divisions preceded by platoon OF
police under command of Marshal Fry
and throughout the entire line were flags
and floats representing the various indus
trial pursuits. The line marched at one
o'clock, and moved through the principal
streets to Druid Hill Park, where the
speaking will take place this evening 1t
is estimated that from fifteen To eighteen
thousand working men and women were
i'm line
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AT CHICAGO.
The Street Demonstration an Elaborate
Affair.

The Street Demonstration an Elaborate
Affair.
CHICAGO, September 6.-The annual
street parade in this city to-day is thu
most noteworthy ever made by the labor
organizations of Chicago, both i'll point o
numbers and in point of equipments. The
day was warm, but perfect in all other re-
spects for street display. The column
began moving at l0:3O o'clock, and march
ing solidly was two hours in its passage
The column was divided into nine divi
sions, and Il close computation places the
number Of marchers in line at between
thirty and thirty-fve thousand. The fea
ture of the parade was contained i'll the re
markablc uniformity shown by each divi-
sion of marcherS, the latter all being
EQUIPPED WITH CANES,
and generally wearing slouch hats of dark
or gray colOf. All the trades marched by
columns of fourS; we'll closed up and gen
orally moving with great precision and
regularity. One column of five hundred
employees of the bank and safe manufac
tures wore white tiles. The column O
iourncymen tailOrs, numbering one thOus
and wore white derbys and presented
probably the finest appearance OF any dis
tinct body of marchers. The American
flag was carried by each division
and there were very few mot
toes or banners borne i'll column
One OF the trucks i'll thu
line carried the figure of twcnty-ioo
giant stamping out cheap labor, which was
idealizcd by the figure of Chinaman. Th,
procession concluded with an almost end
less display manufactured goods on gaily
decorated wagons. One of the Knights OF
Labor Assemblies carried Il banner in
scribcd, "AvOid All Politicians.
PRIZES AWARDED.
The Judges gave the prize for the orgtn
zatiOn having the most men in line, SlIb
American llag, to the BricklayerS' Union
The second prize, tlag, for the organlza
ton making the neatest display and show
ing the best discipline and most com
plete uniformity of dress, went To The
Typographical Union, the hOrse-shOerS anu
shOemakers such favorable impression
that the judges were unable to decide be
tween them, and 80 determined to gave
each OF them an ivory gavel.
Mrs. Della Parncll, who for some time
past has been stopping i'll the city rs the
guest of Col W. T. Rend. was invited Il
be present at the labor picnic In respons'
she appeared at the grounds in a carriage
and was greeted with cheers.
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A Worse Horror Predicted.

CHARLESTON, S. C., September Con
siderable feeling was aroused in the city
to-day by the announcement of Prof
Simon, of New York, that q tidal wave
might be looked for or was one of the prob
abilities. Scientists say there cannot be q
tidal wave in consequence or rs an accom-
paniment of the recent earthquake Profs.
McGee and Mendenhall are confident
that the earthquakes are substantially over
although there may be occasional tremb-
ling or detOnatiOnS. One of their reasons
for saying this is that all spouting wells
which have been formed in the neighbor-
hood Of Charleston by earthquakes ceased
to flow yesterday, which fact is taken as
proof that the abnormal stress and pressure
which induced the spOuting has passed
away and that the normal condition has
been resumed.
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AT NEW YORK.
Twenty Thousand Men Join the Demon
sirnilnn.

Twenty Thousand Men JOIN the Demon
Etratlon.
New YORK, September 6.-This being
the legal holiday set forth by the Legisla-
ture for the laboring classes, it was cele-
brated by monster parade by the differ
ent labor organizations followed by pic
mic. The sky had threatening appear
ance. but this did not interfere with the
days programme. Every trade was rep
resented in the procession, which was con,
stitutcd, it was said, of between 1900 and
N. 900 workingmen. J. p. Archibald was
the grand marshal. The procession
started from Thirteenth street and
Fourth avenue aud moved to Union Square,
where it was reviewed by Mayor Grace,
Henry George and RObt Blissed. The
column paraded through Broadway to
Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth street,
when it disbanded, the members then pro
ceeded to Harlem River Park, where the
picnic took place, and various games were
engaged in.
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Tents for CharIeston.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September G.
Special Agent W. E. Spec, of the Super
yising Architects Office, has been directed
10 proceed Immediately to Charleston to
inspect and To report upon the condition
the pOstofice and United States custom
house building in that city. Appeals for
tents in addition to those already furnish
ell have been received at the War Depart
ment from Charleston and Summerville,
). c. In each case reply was made that
every tent that could possibly be procured
had already been sent.
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End Of Bone ScrapIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, III.
SAYS: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me l would have tG
have the bone scraped OF leg amputated.
used. instead, three bottles Of Electric Bit,
ters and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arnica
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and well. u
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents :
hottie. and Bucklen's Arnica Salye 1T 25c
per box, by Logan Il Co.
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A Very Close Call.

Special TJiSgTJuR 10 tbe Register
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, September 6.-ThOs
+. Clark, superintendent Of construction
on the new court house, had miraculous
escape from death about 1 o'clock this
afternoon. lie stepped upon one OF the
arches between the jOists and gave away,
letting him through with about five hun
dred brick. lie fell upon = mass OF stone
and brick, and WAS caught by hand der
rick and badly bruised about the back and
Iecs He fell a distance of sixteen feet.
He is resting easily at present.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians In
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incaleulable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind collie. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25e. 3 bottle.
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REPUBLICANS IN ROANE.
Fifth Senatorial District-Miller Pulls the
Wires and WoOdyard Nominated.

SD5cil, Ts!syronn TO he Register.
MASON CITY, w. VA, September G.
The Republican Senatorial Convention met
in this city to-day to nominate candidate
to represent the Fifth Senatorial district in
the next Senate. Delegates from the cOun-
ties of Roanc. Jackson and Mason were
early upon the streets and number OF
them convened ut 10 4. IN. At Odd Fellows
Hall and adjourned until l p. IN. At that
hour DIR. Chas. Cheringtsn, Chairman Of
the Senatorial Executive Committee, called
the convention to order Upon the mo
tion of Geo. J. Walker, postmaster at Rip
ley, under the old regime, Warren Miller,
who prepared the Republican bombs for
jackson county but let the other boys shoot
them, was made permanent chairman,
with J. G.. st. Clair, of ROane county,
Secretary. Dr. J. l.. HenSley placed the
name of VIM. woodward, Of ROane county,
before the convention and his nomination
waS made by aCclamatiOn. He defeated
l.. ID. Simmons in 1SS2, carrying every
county in the district His competitor this
time is Hon. J. {. Eastman, OF Pt. Pleas
ant, the best man in this section of the
State.
The following gentlemen are the Sena-
t0rial Executive Committee for the en-
suing year: l.. r. pritchard, of Mason;
W. W. Riley, of jackson, and {. c. Clev-
niger, of ROane.
Among the prominent Republicans pres
ent from Roane are Christopher Summers,
J. F.. Garvin, f.. VI. Riddle and J. NJ.
Clevenger Among those from Jackson
are W. W. Riley, G.. J. Walker, W. &.
Hickle, J. o. SAnn and Warren Miller.
All are delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention which meets ut Pt. Pleasant to-
morrow. and all leave for that place over
the Ohio River road this evening.
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The Outlook dark.

SOFIA, September G.--Prince Alexander
on Saturday presided at 4 meeting repre-
senting all parties in Bulgaria. II was de-
cided TO appoint NJ stombulof, NJ. Rado--
layof, NJ Kanveloff, N. Guerchofr and NJ.
Stoiioff To negotiate with Russia and ib.
other powers for the settlement Of the Bul-
garian crisis. An ordinary ses~ion of the
Bulgarian Chamber OF Deputies has been
summoned 10 disruss the abiieatio1. Its
believed that the departure of Prince Alex
ander from Bulgaria b likely 20 result In
civil war
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,rrySTEADY EARTH
...y,o oy gARTuQUAEB FELT LATE
s. A,' ' SUNDAY NIGHT
r,.slal Roaring and a Brilliant
',-- -n.,,,r-An Awhl Scene at a Meet
~ %, - 'W,,sFlll and a Horrible PANE
,-yasy Pouring Into Charleston.

: C.. September 6.-An-
''. ,of dread and sadness has pass
a.-., -r,r,eston, and the dawn Of more
- t,,r has come. After the
E'> ,r-o'rlock last night the usual
ID 49,. '. nr,.,.dled, and few eyes closed
r.n Il WAS aScertained this
' .r,, the shockwas much stronger
- ...i,n, of Charleston than Others,
-' II. Battery the tremOrs were
r.,.a,,y felt than IN the
.,1. rr,v. \ reporter who was
,r,. charleston Hotel, only a
,rom the Battery, had just re-
.b.. ai,ht when the shock came
's.ne winds was heard approach
i'm, TWO or three seconds before
ulslrlt. II is 4 dreadfully
no,>r, an" 1t . " 5'" ''
.o. man. The shock ana trenor
...,rp,ihlc tbatthe head Of the writ
~ .g rbr pillows and he was
- ..'., .l.,.Jv oyer From the
H'..H '''"' - r..
10 The long hA!'"1S ; All l'''0"'
-..,,erlug trll, while IN some
rr.. street the falling OF
- .,.,,
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conh Re.nlts in ErerY Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
TO try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
bv use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experieuce of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. 5 drug
Stnra
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The Presidents Reply.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The Pres
ident has sent the following reply of sy m,
pathy for the earthquake sufferers:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, September /, 1886. !
TO J'ictoria, Queen and Empress Bdlmoral,
.ScOtldRd:
~ Your MaieSty's expression Of sympathy
for the sufferers by the earthquake is warm.
ly appreciated and aWakes grateful re-
SpOnSe in American hearts.
Signed GROVER CLEVELAND,
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07

WHAT can be more disagreeable, more
disgusting. than to sit in a room with
person who is troubled with catarrn, ana
has to keep coughing and clearing MS OF
her throat of the mucus which drops INTO
it? Such persons are always to be Pltled
if they try to cure themselves and iali'
But if they get DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
there need be no failure.
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VI. Van Pelt Shot.
llegruHs % he Register.

Special HlegrIm b he Register.
FAYETTEvILLE, W. Va, September 6.-
Mr.. NJ. Van Pelt, prominent here rs Al
attorney and strong Democrat, and nom
mated by the Democrats Of the Eighth
Senatorial district, at Anderson, for State
senator. was shot here last Wednesday by
Mr. lake Isbeu. Five shots were fired by
Isbell at Van Pelt, two Of which took et
feet, though neither are considered serious
The shooting WAS the result of an alterca
tion between the men.
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Tn Parties Going west-Homeseeker
and Land Buyers.

The Wabash Route affords superior ac-
eommodatiOns. Free Chair Cars" and
yonr nearest ticket agent will furnish you
tickets by this line at as low rates as by
any other.
For through rates, maps, time tables and
further information, write 10
A. NJ. BRACKESKIDGE,
Central Passenger Agent,
Corner Seventh Avenue and Smithheld
Street, Pittsburg, Pa
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The Bitter Tone of th. London Press.


LONDON, September 6.-The Morning
Post says: We greatly doubt whether
Prince Bismarck's policy will ensure the
peace of Europe. Europe will have no
peace until the wrongs Russia has inflicted
on a rising people are avenged. Whatever
may he the reasons which induced Prince
Bismarck to sacrifice Prince Alexander 10
the personal auimosity of the Car, We can
not believe that Europe will approve pol
| icy tending Ia make the Car arbiter oi the
whole continent.
The Daily NcrS doubts whether Russia
will 90 To the length of occupying Bulgaria,
oven though assured Of German neutrality
1T would be unnecessary Ia do NJ, F" il says,
'as the moral victory gives the Car all
he asks and practically makes Bulgaria a
Russian province.
The DUiy Telegraph says:
"'Evcry one for himself, Is the new
motto of the European consort, and the
result is discord more OF less Nclled. We
are maritime power. l0ohing Ia the
dark lowering future, We cannot too soon
take all neediul steps and rely on our
selves"
The Chronicle blamcs Prince Bismarck
for creating the present critical situation,
and says the clouds in the Balkans are
! darker and more lurid than ever.
| The StdndUd, commenting on Prince
Alcxandcr's abdication, says: "All are
] l.,t n..t
succeed in aycrting an eventual struggle
between Russia and Austria. England
will he the chief gamer by the great op-
pOrtunity which Germany and Austria
threw away Anything that increases
RuSsia'S interest aud absorbs her attention
| in Europe will divert il from Asia; thus
We will require the surrender of Russian
machinatiOnsin in Asia
| The PH NW Gdgcfir declares that Eng
| land will abandon the island of Port
! Hamilton, oil the coast of Corcl, because
of the conN NiCtion that its occupation would
prove a source of attack iu time of war
! The Times says:
! A Regency Committee, composed with
OF without Russian partisans, eau only
hasten the day when Bulgaria, wcaried and
dispirited, will abandon their dreams of
autonomy and welcome Russian domina-
iion as the only means Of escaping anarchy.
The date of the entry Of Russian troops In
to Bulgaria is an important detail. All
! that has been effected by the union uf Rou-
melia and bulgaria il the engagement Of
| the slice of the Turkish Empire which Rus
sia secures by the operation. German and
! Austrian Indifference probably springs
| from a consciousness of their inability Ia
prevent the Russian advance. The central
powers may be making the hest Of un-
pleasant and unavailable circumstances,
but they cannot pretend that the coursc Oi
events is precisely such as they would pre-
scribe wese they masters of the situation.
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4 BAD Wreck On the Panhandle.

Special E3sgrIm 10 he Register.
SrEUBENyILLE, o., September Ga
complicated wreck occurred about two
miles above the Wheeling junction on the
z. Z. x st. L., this morning, blocking
travel completely for seven hours. At 10
\. IN. coal train No. 3 broke an axle on
turning the bend at that point. flag
man was sent back TO warn No. I, also
loaded with coal, but too late. Three
rear cars OF No. 3 were demolished and the
engine OF No. partly wrecked. 1t was
thrown in the ditch after seven hours hard
work and travel resumed. No one was
injured.
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RnrkIen,a ArnIca Salre.

The Best SalEe in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin EruptiOns, and posl.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price D cents pcr box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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A Roaring and NIeteors,

COLUMBIA, s. c., September 6.-An-
other distinct shock was felt in this city
last night at ll.O7 O'Clock, accompanied by
the usual roaring sounds. At intervals of
tiye minutes thereafter two remarkably
brilliant and unusually large meteOrs shot
across the sky from north TO south.
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Suit Compromised.

PrrrsBURG, September 6.-In the suit
of the city of Pittsburg against DR.. David
Hostetter for the recovery Of damages for
breach of contract on the part of Andrew
Hartuppee, contractor fer the new city
water works, compromise was effected to-
day by Hostetter, agreeing to pay the city
Sl43. 900. Hostetter, who was surety for
Hartuppee, has paid to the city altogether
SIM ONO
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Earned, Pittsburg 8; two base hits,
Mann, Morris, Snyder, Baldwin; 3 base
hits, ShOmberg, Kuehne; passed balls,
Miller 2, Baldwin l; first base on balls, off
Morris l, off Mullane 3; first on errors,
Cincinnati ,; struck out, by Morris 3, by
Mullane 5; errors, Pittsburg e, Cincinnati
/; base hits, Pittsburg 16, Cincinnati 8;
umpire. Walsh.
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"HoW f. Your LIVER"

/ have tried our doctor, and all the
patent medicines / could hear OF, and none
gave mt permanent relief until j got 4
box Of Mexican Root Capsules. j can
eheerfully recommend them 10 any one
who il afflicted with sick headache or
Liver Complaint.
MARX MULLTGAS,
Centre Station, o.
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ENGLISH POLITICS.

Parp.I Comes 90 an UBd.rstandisg VIII
the Government.
LONDON, September Ct is reported
that Mr.. Parnell has come 10 terms with
the Government and that he has arranged
10 withdraw that part Of his land bill
which relates to revolution in exchange Ior
the Government acceptanoes OF the part
relating to the suspension Of eyietions.
Parliament will, it Is thought, in eonse-
quenee Of this, adjourn on September 10.
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R.duction I'm Freight Rates Wanted.

BERLIN, September G.-The iron work
ers are agitating for reduction in freight
rates on the State railways to Holland, 20
that they will be able 70 compete successs-
fully with English exporter. A reduction
in the charges for carrying coal has already
hern vrantfh
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Pn.tmnstrr Marsh Killed.

Special HlegTuR to thc Register.
SrEUBENvU-LE, o., September 6.-Mr.
Millard Marsh, postmaster at Quaker City,
to-day fell off q moving train at Black
Run, on the Pan Handle road, and was
killed
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Itisfnarek Did n.

SOFIA, September G.--Before Prince
! Alexander announced his intention to quit
| the throne he recciyec telegram from,
| Prince Bismarck recommending that ID.
abdicate in order t0 saye Bulgaria.
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A EhariinI,la Nleu

SOFIA, September G.--Prince Alex
andcr's decision 10 abdicate Is attributed
partly 10 loss Of yigor Of mind and body,
consequent upon the severe trials which he
has UNDERGONE lately
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The Wisconsin Deadlock.

MILWAUKEE, September 6.-Ten addi-
tional ballots were taken tonight by the
Second Congressional District Democratic
Convention, resulting rs before. II. NJ.
Ackley, Is; A. X. Delaney, 10. The CON
ventiOu adjourned until tomorrow. This
is the fifth day of the deadlock.
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Young NJ. Az shoots Himself.

BALTIMORE, September 6.-Charles Ak,
aged % years, son OF Mr.. Christian Ak, OF
the well-knOwn tobacco manufacturing
firm of Gail & Ak, was found dead in bed
with q bullet hole in his breast, and Ss-
calihre revolver clntched in his right hand.
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Reach Challenged.

New YORK, September 6.-Edward
Hanlan, the Oarsman, yesterday cnallehSeu
Beach to row for 3 stake Of :, $40 q side,
the race to be on the Tyne course sometime
during October.
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Only ON Australian Waters.

New YORK, September 6.-Tbe editor
Of the London SpOrtnRdH has telegraphed
to HanIan's representatives here that
Beach will only row for the championship
on Australian waters.
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Treaty AbroxafesI-

BoaBZY, September 6.-Lord Dafierin,
the British yiceroy, has abrogated the
treaty with the Rajah Of Sikkin, because
the Raiah permitted Thibetan troops 10
enter his territory.
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ROaE, September 6.-Cholers returns
Tore 3s cases, "a deaths; San Mario In
Lasnis 10 cases, ~ deaths; Naples 2 cascs.
and other districts 81 eases, 81 dssths.
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Athletics O; BrookIyns B

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September c.
The Athletics won game from the Brook
lyns to-day in the sixth inning, when
with three men on bases, StOvey made a
home run hit to the flag pole. Barring
this inning Henderson pitched effectively.
Atkisson pitched in fine form, only four
hits being made off him. The fielding OF
both clubs was sharp and several difficult
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BASE BALL.

PIttsburg Defeats Cincinnati by Heavy
Batting.
PITTsBURG, September 6.-The home
team won the gamethis afternoon by heavy
batting in the last three innings. Previous
to that Mullane had pitched very effective
", but he suddenly weakened and in the
seventh and eighth innings he was batted
for six earned runs. The fielding on the
part of the Pittsburgs was miserable, while
the work of the visitors was splendid. At
tendance 800. Score:
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AT NEWARK.
Henry George Addresses the Workingmen
I'm the Afternoon.

I'm the Afternoon.
NEWARK, y. J., Jeptember 6.-MOst of
the factories and stores in this city were
closed In honor of Labor Day" Twenty
five hundred workingmen took part in the
procession. Henry George will deliver an
address TO wOrkingmen here this after
nom
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Earned runs, AIhItllCs :, IIIsV DlSe Oh
balls, Henderson / tirst-base hits, Ath-
letic g, Brooklyn, A; errors, Athletics ,,
Brooklyn .; twO-base hits, Henderson;
passed balls, Peoples 3; wild pitches, Hen
dersnn; umpire, Valentine.