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and will poll the full Democratic vote
Ex Governor William L. Cameron
arrived in Norfolk to day, aud has been
in consultation with General 6ronef
this morning. | met him In the rehe,
ral's office this afternoon. ana ne toiu
me that he was here on private Dusi
ness. but did not mean by that that ne
was talking 10 politics. The Goyernoi
said he was figuring to defeat Manone
and his ticket. but he'd not decided yei
whether his or Rid1lebcr-cr plan wa
the best ore. lie inclines to think the
one he will make public shortly VIII "
very good one to defeat the General
General Groner will. it Is thought. issue
an ultimatum in few DAYS. giving hi'
reasons for not supporting Malone.
THE STORM.
The gale still prevails in N)rlo!k ana
the " ind has been blowing here a,l Gay
ar the rate of thirty-live miles an hour
Asa result. the tides have been very
high. and the water covered many
streets 10 the lower portion oi the cry
! Reports from Cape Henry say that tns
velocity Of the winds IS SHY hVe mile'
an hour there. ana the Nt"'"ei
thick. No disasters are reported, ou
no news has as yet been received iron
Uatterss. the wires'being It'll down.
\ shooting scrape on Qheen stree
this morning between t~o negioe
named Harry Oton and Henry Clarl
came near ending fatally. Clark TecelV
ed "a wound in the LETT breast. the oal
burning itself 80 deep in the hesh ina
il las not yet been taken out. O'ol
mas been arrested and lock d mp.
The monument erected at Gloucesle
Courthouse IN memory Of the Conied
crate dead will be unveiled on Septen
. Ter 18Th. Hon. J. 7. Stubs will De
liver a Masonic address. and CoioD'
Harrison the Grafton.
In Norfolk county the crops have pee
+ badly damaged by the storm. in III
. vicinity Of Deep Greek, bridges WEI
washed away aud the tidal Hoods SUI
merged everything. The hay and corr
/ fields of the county weIc beaten do"
and old aud loose farm buildings pro
rated. The truckers along the Greer
also suffered more or less damage.
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Nrw YORK. September "A spe'l"ss
f.on, P,ovidence says the creditors oi
,"e ponomah and Wautegan Mills were
treated To an unpleasant suipihS Sy,od
terday. when The com'ni,se "pp,',..',, ,,'o,
tor the purpose revealed the lacl ,c' lHa' ;.'
,.o stock was badly watercd. Inc III
debtednes, Of the Wauregan mills d. d.
400 spindles. was found to be Sl.lol 'oO'' ..
The estimate on the quick assets wa, wa
red,ccd - 600, making the total 9uich
assris s3li is4. and leaving the net De j.. ~ .,
o., ,he Wauregau mills 500. .isi In' Inc
Jebt of .he Nottingham mills ~V'vv'
en,naies. i sl0S 20O. reduced by puic"
es.ets to s8li .sD, The committee re-
commended on extension Tor h'o ''"''
AZ i pcr cent. Interest.
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insane Asylum superintendent - i'~'-
,cnt of the Atlantic and Norih 'arolin"
u,,i,o,d-gaSc-B BaIl-tn Insane Nur-
Special 10 the Imcs.l
RALEIGH. y. c.. September l2.-Di-
rectors of the insane asylum this morn
iuo, elected DR.. W. Il. Wood, OF scot
Io1d Neck. Halifax county. Is supefin-
tendent OF the institution TO succeed
Dr Gti,som. DR.. Wood Is chairman 81
the Medical Examining Board "i the
State ard is a very eminent and widely
known phvsicIan. The directors de-
cIdod that Mr.. W. r. Crawiord, Jr'; tiie
present steward of the institution. hol1
his place under the election oi the ora
board until March next. Or >. Ia,
pearsan. OF Fayetteville. vas elected
second assistant physician.
Considerable surprise Is cIeattd hvio
Tonight by the annourccme nt tna' Tue
/ hoard of duectors of the Atlantic ana
/ North Carolina Railroad, at their meet
/ inc to-day at Morehead Ci.y. eleciea
! ~, : Chadwick president O.. the Ioad.
IN succecd Washington Bryan, Who mas
been president tor the past four years
Bryan has been peisstenily opposed oS
, few bitter enemies. but II was UNI
versaliv believed that he would be re-
elected. as the road has proven ue'
ctdedlv more profitable under his az
miristraiion than ever before. Mr
Chadwick. the new president, Is
prominent merchant Of Beaufort ~ 1
match game Of baseball betwe'i
R,leish ano;Winstor, At the latter place
WAS interrupted today by ram au'
was not played out. The score stoc'
I3to3 when the game was called
The Jury in the case Of Conneil. TN
wife murderer on tnll at WILLIAMSON
Martin county. have agreed upona yer
dict OF not guilty. because q the III
sanity OF the defendant. lie VIII D
, sent 10 an asylum. ..., ~
The Renwood Cotton NILS, hea
, Lowell. Castor county, were burhe
Yesterday. They had been closed ior
week. Loss S6J.GNl with Sol.Uoo II
surance. The mills were new ana IA
six thousand spindle There Is no Gu
10 to the origin OF the fire.
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FORECASTS FOR SEPTEMBER

weather rrro.nO-tications for the """'"'
ffri Hicks ln word and Works
The Is, dav of September is the cerier
of q, rsqular storm period therefore,
we put down in the calendar the lsl'
o. and 81 as the DAYS in which the most
active Storm movements are ilaoie 10
occnr W. write tins forecast on FRI
dav morning, August lG. ana dispatches,
a. well as pirate advices, INFORM u vi
snowfall within the past two or lhlee
DAYS AZ various places IN pennsylvania
onJ New HAMPSHIRE. This. together
/ u-ith the fact that there WAS frost IN
northern Illinois on the lst day OF Au-
INST. not only continues 10 sustain our
ntsdi.tion for cool summer. but our
snectal announcement OF amazing
f,oht, cf the mercury up aud down
for This exact time in August Nord
op1 Words. Tnis condition. IN al
nrobability. will llcontinue making heavy
rros.s 10 the norlhward more than
nrnb,bl. at the close of September :
,ir.t storms. About the sth the rise III
temuerature necessary Tor secOuuiIy
torn Goyelopements viii take place.
F,rst onarter OF moon on the II at l'oi
o'clock L. NJ. Ill.
about the date Of greatest electro eN
: citement during every autumrai ePu'
nos. but in this year the centre Oh
regular storm period. Therefore, from
about tine l0th to lj.h NAV be expected
? many active and perhaps violen
( and destructive storms and gales
r Saamen ana others will DO well L
= rrndeptlv heed all storm signals OF
ar about the llth. l2th. 18th ana an
Ealtbquake phenomena az thl- 'liuV
or. indeed. at any storm peilou al u
month. would be "A most natural, pu'
rarhops. harmless result. Fall moor
:, on the 9th az 1852 \. ii. y genera
u hioh barometer. with some Tree
> ond much frost. 10 be looked FOL beam
u the storms Of this period. About u
~ 10Th. warmer. followed by sla'ioha,
y storms. Moons last quarter ON III
lsth. l0:4S L. N.
- On The 2ith falls the center Oh =.
- TENDERS last regular period. ms l.
j.. Oether with the earth ; equinox, Jup
10 Ter : disturbing presence, ana the ls'
" that the moon drops between t!e ear
u and the sun at Sal o'clock L. III. on u
same day. indicate violent autumn
al storms and atmospheric changes
n the weath,r should he warm al
ID. undisturhed. with little or 10 eve
~. ,rical war in the atmosphere at q
l.. time. the chances will be Increased i
violent earthquakes. We pat dow
,hs 9Sd. 2lth. 5jth. and 26th as dang
dav.. Reactionary temperature al
of storms about the last OF the mont
le- mo October. We invite Eiost cal
tnl observation of these forecasts
everyone who may read them a
~. creatly covet the help Of all. that
Mo NAV make them in the future more a
in more perfect.
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OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
FROM BOTH CONTINENTS.

Ohio Prohibiiionist~ Veniiiatc some OF
Their Impractical dea--Ealtiinore's
Exposition Seriously Infrrfered With
by R,in-~tztu- of the London strike.
CIsClyyATI. September l2. The
Greenhackers' Convention was opened
at 1890 to day by Mr.. George o Jones.
Of New York. who read an address. IN
which the key notes Of the party was
touched on, and from which were
gathered the fact that the Greenba OK
party believes in the payment of the
public debts according the original con-
tracts urder which they we're con
tracteG: carrying on needed pubilc I'M
provemenls ; encouraging American
merchant marine: aiding the manu-
facture Of American cotton and
the raw material at home and their
export abroad. limiting the debts
of railroads, telegraph and other
pnblic corporations; the owning OF All
lard by the American Government. by
American citizens. or by those who de
dare their intention to become such
private laud-ownership to sufficient
amount only TOT the CDhNcnitht 'p'i"
ton Of its property. restoring
true spirit Of fraternity aud m
tionality among the whole Amer
can people through a currency TIA
would make all alike loyal to tae GOV
ornment by being all alike interested II
its money. and in keeping its value q
euch an amount as would always sccur
GOOD wages for labor, good prices 10
its products, and Uniform busines
prosperity.
Mr. Jones called Mr. O. Thomas o
Kentucky, to presiGe during the bnsl
ness and perfecting the orSlnizitlon
and Dir. Sharp. OF lndinia, and MI
Richards. of New York, were Gale
upon TO act as secretaries.
Adjourned.
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SI.Orfti>o'.
A LEADER

In ciothine sales NJ present u the i.l@he
Wetght or rail ONcrcoat ly Us m"ilts
ie.d,r. fDr there's certainly nothing iha, ~
comnl.tely meets the necessities, 81 sid't W"
Nv Inc uncs rtaintics. Of autumn "'t neI' -
docs lhls useful. beautiful and, u o" u h"''
N So inc xpcnsise garment. .,..,,,,,
IL comes handy not only as pi"t'c'iu
from ...u,laen maps Of cold wcath.', "u' "u'
also as "A COM cnicnt wrap fcr irtsli inoih,h-,
nn,i chilly evenings to sav not "oih ~
windy dsys and miserable damp M''t-
noons. A. cOmpsnion on thc NV, "
nleces Of amuselnsnt. 10 Ihe evening CON-
! many. on the train or boat, or ia Ia az,
/ here some additional cover 10 needed, ot -
| nkely 10 ne ne, dcd, n n inN0luaD'' VIM"
/ III s,fac. IL adds 10 the general alp'"i'i 60
! i. something yet To be Que STONED """ '''-
| tainly 10 be- desired. -. H.,
| ouf stoek Of these Cats l. now ~ lis p'''
ami IT, best 10 a grs al deal oetlrf. snu -
| rrobably as good n the very be>, -i'at v,h.'s
have u offer you. Al all eNeais, u tnr
supetb garments displayed On our counters
T,,-DAi lack anything In style, hh'sh os
! real worth that they ought Ia posses, We ~
,rnorant OF the fact, and would lik. 20" 10
,one here and point out their defects.
10 every virtue of make and n'Aieilai We
adj that Of LOW PRIZES.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MONO-
MENTS.

Their Dedication az Ceitysburs lnie'-
fcred Win bs Rain.
GrrrY-nun. PA, September l2.-Io-
dav was the last of the Peunsylvaula
davs ON this historic battlefield. Ram
at ihe hour of assembling was COMING
down in perfect torrents. and C9lcncl
BonoiTou, the cfi.er in command, or
lered The parade or. The formal dedi-
calory exercises were hsld at the rink
this afternoon. Colonel George e.
Meade. the -onof Maior-General Meade,
nre.iled. Rev. John r. Paxton oilefe
the opening prayer The speakers 10, IN
Guided Geaeral j. p. $. GCbin. OF the
monument con mission Governor
Beaver. Isaac u. Penuybac'er. captain
.I.mes g.. Eosengarien. Brigadler' cen
eral Henry II. Bingham ana the iion'
Edward McPneis1u.
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RepUBMcAN's TRIBUTE To ci-ENE
LAND.
FOREIGN NEWS.


status of the lond"h >''i"''
LONDON. September ls.-The confer,
ence between Cardinal Manning ana
the directors OF the dock companies
was held to-day. The Cardinal found
mat lhe directors were not willlps 10
acree 10 the compromise proposed os
him~that the terms which the deck
companies have already conceded "a
into effect on November, provided tha'
the men Immediately resumed "oiH'
The Cardinal persuaded the difec,oi'
70 AGAIN consider the proposal an" ~
postpone their decision for the present
CABLE NOTES.
LONDON. September Il The chem,ca
works of the American firm oi bnf
ronghs and Welcome. at WandswoTtn roo
were burned to-day. Loss SiVo'VVo Si','
4 fireman was killed by falling Walls
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TIE CaONlN TRIAL.

continued Dimcuiiy ia Getting a jury
CHICAGO September l2.-lblriy lour
venifemcn were examined IN the OIo-
min tfial to day. Most of them were
bnsine-s men VINO had formed opinions
cr had conscientious scfupies against
he innictiom Of the death penalty
The defense used up eight and the
t,ote one Of lis pelcmptory.. chai-
,.nc.s during the day. THIS is
'ho most pgoeress made in sing le day
.inco the tnal began. -Four jurors
,,ere held over night, among. them
beiug Farmer James Peai on " no ;in. i@'
hsen rassed repeatedly by by boih % sideS
and who now looks like a possible juror
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If Republcan legislation was 70 asg,e'
cato all the money Of the country IN the
ans a, n very small per cent. OF ITS
population. Referring to the
HISTORY OF pAByLoN. PERSIA, EGYPT
AND ROME.
he proved that when the money OF
,hcse emuires was aggregated III tne
hands # the few, the prosperity an'
he liberties of the people petisheu'
anI whilst he was 10 croaker bo'
aIarmi.t. he greatly feared that when
the money Of the United States was
fonnd in the hands aud under The con
,roI of comparatively few. the peopi,
could become The vassals and slaves OF
domestic and foreign syndicates. whicn
would own ne farms the countless anu
ne,haps the states. OF the Union.
Major r. then contlasted the poh'y
+ the Democratic and RepuDilcan
parties in relation to the introduction VI
PAUPER LABOR,
ard showed the safeguards ara l,ini'a
lions thrown around il by the Demo
,rats. bv which the convict. the ul'
oased and the disreputable were denied
Omission to United States. wheiea
arder. Republican administration ln'
-curf ami scum - the outside woiI'
,rouohtin aud cmptiel upon our shores
Inv which our native laboiing popui"
Ian in The nine, aud other fields o
lahor were made T. give place 10 IN
v,rahoud Italian and Hungarian.
,rnssoore the substantial points o
Moi Tyler
MAsrERLY ADDRESS.
7. was interlarded with many beaut
fnl illustrations and pointed anecdotes
rbich not only entertained, but III
.t,urted. hi, large Intelligent, and az
nr,clat,vc audience. This speech'
ssneatod i'm the cities and coun!les {.
,be Commonwealth. will be not oni
,he funeral of Mlhone, but tue hne'
Republicanism. 49,,
Artn,. close of his speech MAJOR
was ,ho recipient OF a number OF Dot
onets proseuted by the fair hauds
. ,bo n,outifnl daughters of Democrac.
, whose hearts he had won.
General Field mo happened To De
,l,s I'm ilierce. aud Mr.. Il. - ln"m'
I U.,a called IN Tor speeches, III le
4 word. they recognized the compllmel
= of ,le c.il. but insi-ted there was !
: nsr,.-itv for another speech. lnat
tha r,ople would return II theif nom
4 ami ..nh and nwardly digest the II
A n,,tat,t t-aths 10 which they ma Il
tened. ro higher Incentive would
~ needed for tho discharge oi the Ioi'i'
~ Iu.is. ih.v owed To- their safe al
p. oartv tuat doing this the pro,i et,
>. nf th. Siate would be restored. ana 1
: fire.. in.titutiors received nom l
~ r,tner. w0u d be transmitted rs pf''
+ los Inheritance 10 their childrc1' 4
o. tns,r cnid,eu children.
If Whllc Mai - TYLER was speaking
IN the courthouse. Captain Llrty, cam
y date for the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rbe Rerubucan ticket. addressed "a
smallsaudience upon tie covfl'Sre'
nm iav, not Ucen So fortunate As
u meet with single hearer who oo'
@. inf,rm me o. single thing mat
)t bal said. 40 tie close Of bis spescn
'n ieft. know not Tor what point. on
%. have reason to believe with the sadd
~ reelection.
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TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
i,.pn4.ani Meeting Yesterday '""'''"""
Appointn' storm
I~nrciul 90 inc Times

|~INEIN TO illf itf'fN"
tLrXANDnlA. Va. September u -
The Democratic Executive Committee
e,.t Al headquariers here this alter
noo,- Present: Mes-rs. W. \. Jones
NP Thom. }. Taylor Eilyson, l. ,
Martin. Frank Hume. and W. a An
dar.,u. also Nc. Barbour aud Sscreta-
nc, Scott aud sheppard.
The following districts were repre-
.ontod. The First. Second. Ihird'
Ssrenih. Eighth. aud Tenth. nessrs.
Ayers. of the Ninth. having missed con
nections and Atkins. Of the Fourth
being delayed. The fiith aud H'N'"
did bot report. .,
Mr. Barbour presided. a 'eieg,ani
ga, received from ,lr. Gordon sendinS
greetings and congratulations on the
favorable outlook for the party auu
a1diro that but for the weather ana ih-
rerrupied railroad communications h'
vould have been with them.
Tho meeting was rather generai
l,oll, Of the condition Of the party, and
,ha o.tlook was discussed. each gentle
man speaking for bis district.
THE GENERAL OUTLOOK
il exceedingly BRIGHT. The meeting de
cided TO meet with the central com
B muiee of the Powhaian Club, iNch
mond. October 81.
,R. GORDOS's CONDITION.
Resolutions expressing pleasure a
heating of nr. Gordon 5 improVeh con
IJ,tion and tie bet wishes for his speed'
recovery. by Mr. Ellyson. were pas'eu
The committee then dJ)urned.
o ANNOUNCEMENTS
- To-day announcements were as iol
, lows.
W. r. ALEXANDER.
Eockingham- Monday, Sept. ~.
= T. g.. BARTON.
T. Washington-lI -lIoaday, Seps' -.
W. II. +. LEE.
q Cu'peper-M Monday, Sept. 10.
Il. WALTER MOORE.
Fauquier-Monday. Sept. %.
= nOGE TYLER.
StaHord-Wednesday. sept. -.
3. SAMUEL J.. COLEMAN.
~ Fluvanna-Monlay. Sept. y.
-. No damage hereabouts by storm.
- tellioeuce from the Lower river
,e otberAise. IL was very severe aoo
- ~ point Lookout, and thero was mu
n wreckage.
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badly. and the schooner crew reported
that she did not show much buoyancy.
The Atlanta. however, IS regarded at
the Navy Department as first class
sea boat. Her non-arrival is therefore
unexplicablc.
FOURTH CLASS POsTMAsTERs.
The following name1 fourth class
postmasters. among others. were ap-
pointed to-day: Nirginia-R. \. Col
lins. at Aspinwall; Ambrose Kane. at
Bealton; Gustavus Simmons. at Coons-
ville:John Delp, at Elk Creek. Virginia
b. Cave. at Gainesville: j.. NJ. Thomas.
at Msior: William 7. Mcdonnell, al
Stump: f. r. Smith. 80 Swords Creek
II. II. Hoffman. at White House. North
Clrolina-Mi Ruth ID. Briggs, at
Bliggsville: f. NJ. Guirie. at Cathri.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Seaton y. Jones. Of Columbia, ;. G..
has been appointed a cadet at the West
Point Military Academy.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK, September ls.-rhe my
American workingmen sent abroad by
the Scripps league TO investigate tIe
condition of European working peorie'
arrived here to-day ON the steamer Ciiy
Of Rome. They bring copious notes OF
about what they have seen that Is new
or peculiar.
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OhNvlLlE DOTS.
Arrested for Assault Accidentally >h"'-
10 Tobacco iair.
lSpe,lat 10 the 4 Times

,,,,.t.d for Assault Accidentally >h"'-
10 Tobacco ia'r.
lSpecal 10 the Times
DANvILLE. VA, September Ed
va,d 4 did and John Beavers, two col,
ored men. were arrested to-day ana
LODGED in iail. The charge against
them IS that on the 99th Of August they
assaulted ID. +. Russell, white man,
on the highway near Danville, ana
beat him severely.
II is alleged that Russell. who IS a
milk-man. was comiOg TO the city, ana
wa, met by the two men.who demanded
tha, he turn back. and give them a r'd'
nome. On his refusal. they took hin
( from his wagon and beat HIM, DONG
him serious damage.
Last night W. II. Farley, a merchan
tailor. was shot in the foot by the acci
dental discharge OF his pistol, whic'
fell from his pocket as he was steppinl
from a street car. The wound Is qu''
serious. :,
4 IL has been definitely decided not
have a tobacco exposition here THIS 'a'
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TERRIFIC WHiRLWlNO.


VICTORIA. Is. c.. September Ia
vhirlwind mt Lulu Island, i. c. lues-
Gav. devastated the whole country ,
rhrongh wh,h it passed. upro?t,,p,s
rjoantic trees and leaving the thi'AN
wo,6eJ surface bare rs board As
,,r oa can be ascertained at present no
lives were lost. though several nome
.,s.,ds we're torn down with teftiOle
rury four aud I've miles away.
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NORFOLK NOTES.

>,.,,iuation, to- the Legislature -in'''-" ~
A.. s,orm-.hooiing >crape-toni'
rate Monument
special TO the Times
NORFOLK. September ls.-Ihe Demo
cratic city convention to nominate TWO
deIegates to the legislature was heid Ill
Norfolk al noon 10 day. The conven-
i;on was only in session half an hour
a,J Co.'S one of the most harmonious
aver held here. Mr.. Fred 5. Taylor
AMI lohu F. Lawler were nominated
unanimously amid much enthusiasm
Mr. T,ylor has before represented Nor
,ait in The Legislature. and Is wealthy
.;,i1sn. Mr.. Lawler is a builder, and
very popular among working men n in'
ticket is considered very strong one
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
O, enin. of the Washington and Lee Ini'
,er.it,-Anolher Republican .Hoh> Wa

O, enin.. OF the Washington ana Ice NJ
,er.it,-inoiher Republican .Eoit> Wa
specials to the Tines
LEXINGTON. VA. ptember l2.-lne
Wa.mneton ard lie tmveriiy opene"
TO day with 120 students enrolled "a
ter arrivals tonight VIII. j. i- thought
swell the Glasses TO 1870, and 10 the next
few dass 100 young men VIII matiiS ,Si
l,to The law school is the feature this
session.
As compared with previous opening
1.,.,t il the largest since 1871.
J,roes A. Frazier. in letter publish
l;ehet I'm the R9ckbridge county Ne"S'
to.ninht sa,s:~ Having determined not
10 support Malone or Mahoneism IN any
of iis phases. ! deem that owe at leas'
an exclamation. lie then proceeds ''
/ show Malone up.
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Game played Yesterday
At Boston-i.rst game Bostons' 81
clnveIands. .. Second game. Boslons-
3: Cicvelauds. o. ,.,.ore5
New York Chicago tame pos'P'"' u
'"i'hhilaaelphia. .Iniianapolis- Game post
poned: ram. p,..nonei. rain
Washirgton.Pittsburg - Postponed
Roltimore.Kansas City-Po stf onea
A. icommbus-CJlumbus. Il; Cncin
nou. 1. called a. end OF an 'nn'ps
darkness
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MAJOR TYLER

MIKE. , Telling speech at Hnrb""r>'i'''
Special 10 the , mes.l
RARB0UR.yIIIE. VA. September X
Mai,r j. Ioge Ty Ter spoke here to-nlsh'
fos large and enthusiastic audlence'
The impre,sion he made Oh all was
very telling.
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~, Alien g.. Thurman In Route h"'""'
fSoeciai 10 the Times.

MuIBoRo, VA. September Zion
,inn q Truman. wife, and grand
ah,idren .l,,L arrived here at clock from
the Hot Springs. and viii isave on .,.t',r rs"n"
No, .',on i much improved, and says his
rheumatism is very much oe''er'
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Fear. for,he Cha,tahoochee.

SAVANNAH. GA. September l2.-Ihe
steamship Chatiahoochee, from sasan'
nah 10 New York. Is reported Two ''y
overdue. Fears for her safety are en-
tertained here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

TAKE NOTICE, THAT ! HAVE
- day appointed "a. j. nHANioN "'
...nt ,o eonluc, ihc BAR BUSINESS "'
lle.u,.trfcsd street. in i,chmo'd. '''' ~
nn, anI -cn for cash only.
T. McpONOuGli.
Arsrsr 20. 1850.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

No Present Advance In hat'>'
NEW YORK. September l2.-Ihe fa'e
committee OF the Southern Hl'iosd
aud Steamship Association today de :
cided that at present 70 advance !"
tariffs would be made.
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INN 1>nlcArlnNs rn-pAY

VA,mNeroN. o.. g.. Scpicm'cf -.
r.l'.lfions ior NirlIniN Rain; sta
49,. ..r.f, Temperature north 10
..ffnclst winds.
I.arn nos been mo- change in the
r0siIon oi the storm since last
.vInf~ have decreased somewhat
Inr, are stlli Iom thc north
..r Now England AMI New Jersey
..I nom norh 60 northwest south of
..rrfD IIIHr.