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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
DkNViLLE.
Accident OF the Richmond and Danviile-
suit Against the street-Bailway.

4 y
DAN>ILir, Va. Aug. 10 special. A
souinI9uud Richmond ANA Danyillc
lrcieht-train IAN of the track on the south.
oln edge OF the city at G:l5 this morning,
and for several hours uie road was blocked.
4 car loaded with coal jumped the track on
account OF broken axle, and three OthcI
car, followed. The track was torn up for
some yards. The coal car, with its con.
tents, was dumped. and the other cars were
replaced on the track. The sOuih-bOund
passpnger-uain was delayed three hours,
and the nOrth-bOund about one hour. The
! Danyiile and New River trains, which come
IN on the same track, were also della! cd. No
one " - hurt.
Mrs. Jennie !. Penn, wife OF Peter 4. Penn
Ia, commenced suit against the l'dnNilit
street Car Company laying damages at -
900. On sunday, the -oth Oi May last, NIT
l.e,n was "a passen ger ON one of the electric
cars OF the company. some OF the machin
ery of the car becoming disarrangcd, IN,
car became unm mlnageahle. The brake
could not be applied, and II came down tnt
Main street grad at "A breakneck speed
/ Mrs. Penn attempted 10 jump OF the car
; and was seriously injured, hence she brings
8 this suit.
Rev. George y. Eager, u. d.. of Annis
I Ton. Ala. who was The former pastor Of th'
( First Baptist church here, is on "A visit I,
old friends, and will preach tomorrow and
next sunday in the first Baptist church.
The receipts of leaf tobacco nave beer
very light on this market this weak ant
prices remain unchanged. The shpmeni'
/ OF manufactured tobacco Tor The wee'
eL:ounted 10 nearly twenty thousah'
pounds. -
: The scheme 10 uaild fine modern hoic
by a stock company il rapidly assum NJ
shane. and il Is now generally conceded tina
! he hotel will De built. 1t will probably b'
up Main street beyond the Floyd,stree
grade.
Mr.. T.. II. Mitchell, who was once prom
inent business man, died Of consumptioi
/ TODAY.
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fsoppmy anil Advantage.

A communication sent TO The TIMES for
publication reads;
Would il not pay the owners OF The locks
between Patrick's warehouse and The dock
to have the dressed granite taken out and
applied to strengthening the banks OF the
canal from four-mile locks to TOdd's mill,
and then nil in the locks! BY placing a
stone wall from the above locks TO TOdds
mill they woule secure lost ground, and by
deepening the channel would give depth
of twenty feet to the mill, and have
ample room for additional tracks and
als6 widen the strce,s above the mill.
This stone near Crenshaw's mill j. being
covered over by hlling from excavations,
and soon will be worthless. \ sufficient
supply OF water with this depth will NIL the
basin from the overflow at 1odd's mill. The
wall might be continued To M0ore's mill.
thus widening the street and preventing the
dock filling up. These suggestions are
crude, but might be 10 advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
LYCNHBURG.
Decrease Of Tobacco sales - Freight
wreck on the Norfolk and Western.

Decrease of Tobacco sales 80 Freight
wreck on the Norfolk and W Western.
LYNcHBUEG. VA, August -.Spe-
cial Tile decrease Of tobacco sales for the
present year in this city has been 7.5S2,G0O
pounds. the largest ever known before.
Prices Of all grades are about what they
have been all the year, with slight IN
crease ON finest qualities.
sidney WaldrOn. promising youth some
ten years old. was drowned this morning
while bathing i'm James river near the water
works.
4 freight wreck occurred on the Norfolk
ana Western road about two miles east OF
Christiausburg, last night. East-bound
messenger train No. >. which was behind
the wreck. WIS side-tracked at Christians
burg until the track had been cleared ana
the debris burned. Those ON the passenger
train were thus prevented from knowing
the number of ears destroyed. there
being only pile Of ashes. Nothing
could Dee ,arncd as 10 the manner in which
.he accident occurred. but H. is believed 10
have been due 10 the breaking Of wheel
while the train was in motion. By this ac-
cideni trains were delayed four or five
hours.
General FiIhugh Lee is i'm the ci'y to-
dav with other friends. loOking very well.
Rev. W. K. l.. smith. former pastor Of The
First Baptist church. this city. and now in
Nashville. Tennessee. is on q Nlsli to-day Ia
his uumcgou- friends here.
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Special Church Notes.

The pastor OF Trinity Methodist church,
Rev. j. +. Whitley. will preach this morn
ing on The Unjust steward As an IN
ample" and tonight on 1.-TWO Men in Two
Worlds"
At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
James Little, the new pastor Of Westmin-
ster church, will occupy the pulpit at The
morning service, and Rev. Carter Helm
Jones at tie evening service. Mr. Jones
breaches at the Second Baptist in the morn
ing.
Rev. II. \. White, of the Washington d
Lee University. will address the cOnne-a-
ton Of the Grace->treet Presbyterian church
at IL O'Clock.
Rev. Preston Nash. OF It. James EpiscO-
pal church, will conduct the 81 vices at Old
Market Presbyterian church tonight.
At the Grace-Street Baptist tabernacle.
Rev. |. VI. Mercer. Of Alexandria, son OF
Mr. Isaac j. Mercer, Of this city, will
preach at | O'Clock.
The Richmond Baptist City VI ssionary
society will be held with the EastEnd
church this afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev. John r.. Massey. superintendent OF
Pubic Instruction, will preach at Pine
street Baptist church this morning.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
All scots of Items From All over thu
state.

state.
GREENSBORO, Y. G., Aug. 10. spe-
cial. A most remarkable document has
recently CO M into the possession Of the
Morganton Land aud Improvement Com
pany. IL Is Il part Of "a chain OF tli.es OBJ
tained by the purchase Of a lHtD acft
tract Of mountain land recently made by
that company. II il written on sheet oi
parchment throe feet wide and fifteen feel
long. beautifully inscribed in round hand
aud shaded capitals. and shows evidence Of
the most painstaking skill. The document
Is nearly one hundred y4Ars Old, and Is well
preserved.
A grand rally Of eight lodges Of the
Knights of P,thias will take place in VII
mingtOn on the 3)th. They will come from
As many different towns OF the State and
bee the guests of the three lodges OF the city
The visiting members will be accompanied
by their families. \ day will be spent al
Carolina Beach.
DIR. Eugene GrissOm, who was for many
wears superintendent of the insane asylum
at Raleigh, is now prosecuting the Success,
fni practice OF his pioi0ssiun IN Denver
Col.
The exhibits ut the negro agriculture
fair in Cabarrus county this week, Is sait
to be very creditable. Special mention il
made of the excellence of the department o
fancy work.
Reports OF political man@uyres in Cleye
land county, show that in at least thfr,
townships at Democratic ,r,a,ari,-, Re- u
licans were pIGs6as- and voted twenty II
/ one place--and We're ordered by the p,mo
Gratis to keep down in some, in others, nj
| lowed To vote.
Superintendent J. ". FRY. a. ne cap
| Fear aud adkin Valley railroad, has jus
furnished an abstract, that shows Oh
'numoer Of dwellings, business houses, In
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THE ANTi-LOTTERY BILL.
Stringent Provisions Against the Use of
the Malls for Lottery Purposes.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aug. lG-The anti
lottery bill, which passed the House to-day,
provides that no letters, postal cards, or
circular concerning any lottery, so-called
gift concern, or other similar enterprise
Offering prizes dependent upon lot
or chance, or concerning schemes
devised for the purpose of obtaining
money or property under false pretenses.
and no list Of the drawings at any lottery
or similar scheme, and no lottery ticket or
any part thereof. and no check. draft, bill.
postal note, or money order for the purchase
Of any ticket, tickets, or part thereof. OF Of
any share or any chance In any such lottery
or gift enterprise shall be carried in the mails
or delivered at or through any postOilice
or branch thereof, or by any letter carrier:
nor shall any newspaper, circular, pamphlet,
or publication of any Kind containing any
advertisement Of any lottery or gilt enter
PRISE of any Kind Offering prizes dependent
upon lot or chance. or containing any list
OF prizes awarded ut the drawings OF any
such lottery or gift enterprise. whether said
list j. of any part or Of all Of the drawing,
be carried in the mail or delivered by any
postmaster or lelter-carrier. \ fine Of $500
or one years Imprisonment is imposed for
each violation.
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RALEIGH.
Alliance Men Capture IA Democratic Con-
vention-i Preacher Doctor.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Aug. lG.-l special. -
This county, Wake. held its County Demo
cratic Convention here to-day. There was
an immense attendance. The Alliance men
were out in iull force. but harmony pre-
vailed. \ ticket for county officers and a
legislative ticket was nominated. The
nominees are nearly without exception Al
lance men. Speeches by the nominees
We're made. 10 passed Oh tremendously.
Messrs. Merrymln and Clerk were in
d0rscd for supreme Court judges. No in
structi0ns We're given for United States
senator 10 De elected at the coming session
Of the Legislature.
Mr. William Hodges has had small eX-
crosence on the little ingev tor many years.
travelling minister stopped with him for
the night and claimed tO have an ointment
that would cure the finger lie persuaded
Nlr. Hodges 10 apply il. The preacher-doc-
for charged bin iNe dollars and went his
way. Iut finger began 10 pain him az once,
bat Mr.. Hodges bore il for seven DAYS. when
be- could bear it no longer. lie uncovered
lbe finger and found the flesh all eaten away
To the last joint. The finger had to lie am
puilted.
a negro woman, named Julia Morton,
who. for a long time persisted in wearing
mems clothes, was shot I'm kinst0n by an
other negro during a drunken quarrel.
Ia is dangerously wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
GORDONSVlLLE.
4 Protracted Meeting at the Disciples
Church Personal.

GORDONsyILLE, VA, Aug. IT, Special.
\ protracted meeting is in progress in the
Disciples church, in this place, conducted
by Elder |. j. Spencer. Of the Missionary
Weekly, of Richmond. The house has
been crowded each night since the
meeting began to listen TO the earnest and
instructive appeals Of the pastor Of the
church. There have been several additions,
and it is though, these protracted services
will do much good in this community. II
is said that the meetings Will be continued
throughout nc 1t week.
MIss Annie Bell Lee, vino had been visit
ing Mrs. W. f. Jacobs, left this week for
her home in Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. l.. Dowell, who is quite feeble and
in declining health, left for MillborO and
the watering places in that vicinity to-day.
Her son William, who had preceded her
some days ago, will join her at these noun
tain resorts.
4 drought since the late cool spell is very
damaging to vegetation. and the corn crop
that had not matured previously viii be
cut short.
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KING ANO QUEEN.
.I.unll OF the Eruington bap"s'
Church -Mi,c~liancou-.

,..I.anil OF the Bruington Baptist
Church -Mi,c~lianeous.
.... lNp QrKfN G. H.. Aug. lo.-. >pe-
I. centennial of Burlington BAPTIST
u.- l-0ned m services Of unusual
le 18th and llih. The h'stor!
..h complied and read by Dr. G.
.f. lIW 90 Richmond college, was
..l ulIrl We venture ID say VIII
I. lf.. a- q model Oi great IN
ability. Inr venerable DR.. Rob
tI uisand in lengthy sketch oi
members. and ihis was followed
..r -brfching thr younger members.
.4ehv. Addresses were de-
.t Tt.rs John ". Kgiand, X. X.
I.i,. fgans. Dr. GTlick. and
I.. TING closed Win a sermon oi
..I .Ywer before che Ladies Mis-
-.ID,t. hN Dr. GcOfYe 00pcr' oi
.. Great interest wes awak-
I H..n 10 was announced ApEin-
fl. DAYS meeting. HAT tu'
r.n.. .. ihe reverend Or. Semple ana his
A.n. 0ad been taken up ana re-
a..a'n the cemetery on the chuIcu
np.v died iu 1881, ana was 'h'
I.t. ..e cnurch.
tt., tnlricd here few days ago thal
iNrtHl. who was she-, ~ Essex D)
..1 sulrs was ia a diving c~nf ition'
DC are lseaily incensed ana if9u
i' f.lfI.
ur iY.n BtsDy. Of Arksnsas. IS visiting
.. m.tler al -teVeHsyJlle. and bis many
sltr him cordial greeting.
i Prospect for crop Of corn he1e Ia.
tii been better since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
uns Hesgjt of iioodie.
FNa.o Orleans -tafnS

The Republican Congressional Comm II
tee imagine that there is chance TO carry
no Congressional districts in Georgia, ana
ilis understood that a good deal Of Doodle rs
ta he sen. INFO that state this IAN, Inc
people of Georgia hope .hat 'he hcpuolicahs
will send all the money they caii spare ip'"
the districts they have fixed their eyes
unon. because The funds will swell the vol
tine Of currency now in circulation nnd at
ihe same time the knowledge thai II Is iloat-
jng around VIII insure large Democratic
majoriics.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS
CURRENT EVENTS OF lNT5REST T
FROM OVER THE SEA.
The kai-er's Visit to the Gar Absorbing
Public Interest-Hussla's Rights to
Behring sea-Labor Agitation still Rife
I'm Walcs-Cable Notes.

B|hring rea-iaDor AEltation sun INV
in WaIcs-Cable Notes.
LONDON. Aug. lG.-No political event Of
the day is attended by such general interest
as the visit of the German Emperor 10
Russia. Next TO the Car the young En-
peror +, more nearly autocratic thah any
sovereign in Europe, and he has openly de-
clared that he holds his crown from
Heaven, and not from the people. \
descendent of George the Third ana
Frederick the Great. it remains TO-
be- seen whether be more resembles
the or as the other. and whether his dis
missal Of Bismarck was piece OF liano-
yerian Obstinacy or the evidence OF a truly
master mind. Russia i anxious If pos'i-
bic 10 cOnciliat0 Germany, on at least
to secure German neutrality toward ku,-
,ia's Eastern policy. The Emperor Vii
liam so far appears 10 be bound
closely. and 10 bc seeking closer ties to
Russia's hereditary enemies; but no palns,
il the Russian newspapers are any author
ity, will be spared during the present Nlslt
10 impress the Kaiser with the value oi ku--
sia's friendship. and with the danger ol
cOurting Russian hostility.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-The Gazette says that
the full text OF Minister ADAMS dispatch
with regard to Ruisia's having Behrng sea
rights. which, it il claimed, were acquired
by America with the transfer Of Alaska, DO
not inyalidato the argument OF Lord sails
bury. which was founded upon extracts
therefrOm. It is difficult To conceive clear
er case for arbitration, or To believe Aincf-
cans will not approve arbitration. The IT,
James Gazette SAYS the utterances of hr
Blaine point to desire 10 influence the
Irish vote.
Labor Agitation In wales.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-Labor agitation H.
still rife, although the Welsh railway
struggle is ON the eve Of settlement. sub
stantiallv it was an assertion on the part ~
the Tan, Vale, Ryhmney and Barry doch
and railway companys, OF incu
right to employ union or non-unioh
men. as they saw lit, aud of
their determination not TO recogn,z.
the unions AZ such. the terms of settle
ment are in substance that the trade
unions will be recognized, the company r,-
serving the right tO employ whom thel
please. II j. "a practical victory i"r the
companies. while the men, VINO hdd no..
wage grievances, express themsei'e7 a~
satisfied.
Gable Notes.
CAIRO. Aug. l6.-Ihe deaths from cholera
at Ieddah yesterday numbered twenty -Iouh
and at Mecca iOrtY-seNcn.
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ratsI Railway Collision.

hlIoN. lif.. August lG.-A collision Oc-
"fro Iti cie4igg near Clifton Terrace,
nai4. cL LDuis, AitSn end Springfield line,
(which Nne lives sere lost and fifteen
ier,.a. .ef "a,iy injured. tue Springfield
"Urs,. which IN Alton at 0;7 O'clock
'...i.d With "a cOns,. -aetio" ua,n 5ust aoo''
'i.no. Fireman smh~, ~ we s9nst,uc,
sal rnshed 10 death The .''hers killed
erfs Charles McGee. Of this city. who we'
eApelei, dccapiiated. and man nuneo
'''iHl "hO Was crushed ~ death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
THE CENTRAL STRIKE.
Yard switchmoa aud freight Conductors
Go Out.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 -Nico-President
Webb, OF the New \ lork Central road, re-
ceyed dispatch this morning from East
Buffalo, which stated that th freight con
ductors and yard switchmcu at that point
went out on strike this morning. An Al
bany dispatch state that so tar ~ the
New York Central roads business is con-
cerned tho strike at that place il broken.
NJ huiialO the strike on the New York
Neutral road was further complicated by
She sWitchmen IN the Central yards striking,
and those on the West shore system in that
city followed suit. There are upwards OF
two hundred men in the movement, and a
freight blockade ut East Buffalo il immi-
aeu.. The closing og the West Shore road
iDr height is the most serious aspect thus
far, a. 1t completely cripplcs the Centrars
facilities fer forwarding freight.
CENTRAL FREIGHT REFUSED.
The Delaware, lackawanna and West
ern officials have notified their agents a,
haAalo % refuse all New York Central
freight.
NEW PHASE OF THE TROUBLE.
BUFFALO, Y. y, Aug. IL. Tho action Of
the switchmen gives a new ph9se tO the
Centra strike. Ii has now spread beyond
lhe knights of Labor. The meu who went
out this morning are members ol the switch
mems Mutual Aid Association, "a national
organization extending all over the country.
PASSENGER TRAFFIC. RRs UMED.
NEW YoRk, Aug. l6.-The following
notices were issued by the New York Cen
lgal to-day:
New York, Aug. lG.-Nn city locals due
10 run sundays will sun tO-mOrrow. The
full city local service will be run on NOn-
day and thereafter. This completes the re-
sumpsionlOf the entire passenger irain ser
vice. lslgnedl, Theodore Voorhees,, gen
oral superintendent.
Notice to all agents, All freight-houses
and depots in New York city will be open
for business ON Monday morning. August
18th. Agents will receive freight Tor all
points. Signed, Theodore Voorhees,, geIi-
eral superintendent.
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steamer Auen Ashore.

NEW YORK, Aug. i6.-A dispatch 10 the
North German Lloyd Steamship Agents to-
day states that their steamer Allen, which
LEFT New York about week ago for Bremen,
has gone ashore ia the river Weser. The
Q Stent OF tho damage is not known, the dis
patch being very meagre.
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THE LEE WILL CASE.
She Jn-y Unable 90 Agree and s'e n.s-
charged.

A"' "'
charged.
,,,...,.,...,,.,..,,.oc 4, An, fe- ~,o.
"'-' ,'-''i' ".'''' ''''' ~ H..
cial- -ln iHe Lee VIII '"7'' ''""''- J." Wv
Circuit Coat here, exhaustive arguments
,.or. made by the counsel ON both sides and
,.. D,.a viili9m instructions was submitted
lo tnc iurv at late hour yestcr-
',,,'ln'. I9.t rioLt iu.t balnrc
. o,,,rt odi0nrnad over for thc
'i,, '', t,a iury vas rrou ht into the
'.,.'.,t "'', 80, ho,, H., "nnourcod 10 the Court
.,,t Inv had failed 10 aercc. both upon a
're-iirr of io,y and of fact. judge Keith
...,r,.t.l Them a- to wha, constituted a
,'.i .n l,,y v,l.n they won't again 10 the
''' '',.',.,ron' And soon retired for thc night.
.r..i,. ai,ont u o'clock thcy were brought
into the courtroom. and. being unable TO
.rrep uuon "a question of fact one
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dhstrial plants aud corporations, that have
been built and organized along the route Of
the road from January To July 1.lSO (siX
monihs) is one thousand and torty-one.
Nine of the largest Of these corporations az
g3rgatc a capital stock Of S2.9lO,OCO.
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The Eiues' Return.

The Blues who did not 90 to the Rock.
bridge Aium with their comrades, have
been ordered Ia meet ut the Chesapeake aud
Ohio depot Monday at 2;;li I. NJ, Ia mceI
and escort the company to the armory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
VOL. IV.--NUMBER 1,445.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

The Congressional tohNchllon N''ie '"''
,., Tho street committee fused 10 re-
commend the new railway line proposed on
..-.r. street. .--Iac'h Feitig's case VIII ne
..,ra Monday in the county court house
william Iammsr was tried Tor refusing
..,..sver She ccnsns questions Hines
tol.c. *. Off. installed oiiccfS
VIRGINIA.
.....t., shows gain of 100000 since
,.., --N splendid Vein ofmaenouc iron ore
...r..-, found at lappicmcod. Giles county.
,f, Robert Montgomery. of iockhndee,
....l Extra cNcriions are being made
.... mining al,ont Hucna Vista. and sc'
N.-.nern manufacturers arc about 'o
.,.r n.r town number of former
....,..rs0r. are rcsidiue in hucno vista --
- ...f.rnial of tlc NIuington Baptist
...-... King aud queen. ~as cele"ialel o."
,......,l l1ff, instant --pcopie of King
..I orccn arc Vcry much incensed over '"'
..,.,rf.l snoouag of young carlton ln tSs'N
.,.r-. Mr. Wilmer Evans, tmNel-
...If.rlfv mnu. has heenarrcsiedo james
r.a~reI with hofc-sfcahnr. ihe
.,....... ..frr. city Council viii meet shorty
....t ti. lc,, f.r thc cn>ning wear --- ''N
.. ....fn sf the Grove. is recovering ii"iH
... ,t.,-s ffcrs sister is still crihcaliA
n,. uarri~p .-~treetl Baptist chni'"
r.-..i of p.icr>nutg. expect soon ID cav 4"
...t.r Moods church. in 'h'>''i"''"'
,...t,.nr completion. The fcieisuu'H
49,, ,....... wing the delights of cainp-'"'
,u.r.ile. Chesterfield county -- W"
,..f,..u 1.lesatc. have been elected from
t.,., lrfn. hanover county, pro-
,-..t.l meeting 81, 800 progress d"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Gamea Played
Yesterday.

Isesuits Oh the Nhfious Uamea II3yed
Yesterday.
National League.-At Boston: Bostons,
a.; New Yorks, Uen inuings). At Cincin-
natl: Cincinuatis, n; Cleselands, o. At
Brooklyn, hrooklyns, 2; Philadelpbias, NJ.
Al Chicago: Chicagos, Is; PittsbGrgs, 8.
nPlayers' League.-At Philadelphia:
Philadelphias, |; Biooklyns, 2. At Buffalo:
Bufalos, 5; Chioasus, v. AT New York New
Yorks, Is, ttostoas, IL. Al Pittsbury: Pitts
hurgs, Vi Cieyelands, 4.
American Association.--At Columbus;
columbus, 4; syracuse, !. At Louisville: +:
Rochesters, I, l0uisyilles, .. AT Toledo:
Toledoa, y; Brooklyns, .. At st. Louis: 81.
louis, vi Athletics, IL.
Atlantic League.-At New Haven: New
tiavens, 10; wilmingtons, 2. At Baltimore:
Baltimores, \; tlarisburgs. I. Al Hartford
Exhibition --Hartfords, Z; Newarks, 4
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The Eastern Shore Agricultural fair will
.. on To the public on their grounds Dcs
kellar Station, Accomac county. ON Tues
day, August 9th. Many improvements
have been made and hle exhibition +
prQmised,
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Labor Agitation in wales.
Cable Notes

CAIRO. Aug. l6.- The deaths from choler'
at .Ieddah Yesterday numbered twenty -iou
and at Mecca iOrty-seven.
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The House approved Of the conference re-
I ort ON the bill to establish national PARK
AT Cbickamauga, passed the Mckay bill
80 to 60, and adopted some important reso'
buttons.
The anti-Lottery bill was then taken up
under a resolution from the Committee on
Rule,, providing for calling the previous
question at 4:i0 i. Nj.
Mr.. Grain moved tO strike out The clause
providing for the identification OF lottery
.ompsnyis agents through its newspaper
advertisement. He Withdrew the amend
ment, and after debate the bill was passed.
A motion to reconsider the vote ON III,
Mckay b'll was entered by Mr.. Hayes.
Adjourned.
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..ln-ln. strikers at ~pf'tehrid ~ -
..ndn' lthsrns,ncers'nd ircmen To
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ern officials have notified their agents a,
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