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teruaster first. Buckeye second, Watch Ne
third. Time, las.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Drummer first Emma Mac second, Magee
third Time. 81.
Third race hve-eighths Of o mile-Ray
first. Poor Jonathan second. Mamie third.
Time, l:02K.
Fourth race. mile aud sixteenth-tlya-
oinths first, Pheihsm second, hlyton third.
Time l5l%.
Fifth race. fve-eighths Of milo-Bally-
hoo first Maid Of Barney second. Molhe v.
third. Time, I.02A.
Sixth race. six and quarter furlongs--
Florimor first. Bargain second, Count Me
In third. Tune. l.2Os(.
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Eight Persons Drowned.

CHARLrsroN. August "a ferry boat
plying between tho main land and Suliiyan's 0
Island was swamped to-day. The captain
Of the vessel and seven Of his passengers
were drowned four being rescued. The
drowued are. Henry Semore Captain An
thony Garyin. Napoleon Ladson, Dave
Springer. Carolina Gibbs. Dave German.
Jerry Hamilton and Jerry Smails. ihe
boat was a batteau sloop used in transport
inc vegetables and hucksters 70 and from
tie island. which is summer resort. The
accident was caused by the boat being over
loaded. Seven Of the drowned persons were
rnnrn hucksters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10

W.sgrNGrov, D. c., August 9--Iho Navy
penartment has decided 20 send the cruiser
Nswark and the gunboat Bennington 70
Cenoa' Italy. to represent the nlteu
SITS ia the Columbus celebration tnere;
Doth vessels are at Cediz. and tney VIII sa-l
for Genoa in time % be there IN oep'elno noqi' 'g
when the most interesiIhs e~0'o'se' - Wv
celebration will take place -, ho.o
Veahnd Voth.p' from the command Of the Alert
aeI1VaT6 aed Voar6ered to Washington. Commander .i
anu Gnaros ~ r. r. Durand has been ordered TO 10
@so,so @o",orssend J. the Alert TO succeed Commander
Hitchcock.
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New Ierser Prohlbltlonlsts.

TRRRroN. n j.. August 9.-The hew Jer-
saV state convention Of the Prohibition
Marty was held here IN Masonic Hall to-day.
Five hundred delegates were IA attendance.
WI. u. White. Of Mont Claire. called the
gathering 20 order. and after prayer SAMUEL
i Sloan. OF Issex. was elected temporary
chairman. After a speech by Chairman
sloan recess was taken for the formation
q o.r,gFpffteaa
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NASHVILLE. TENN, August 9.-'rhe State
Democratio Convention was called to order
At noon. E. l.. Bullock was elected tenn
norary chairman. lie made speech,
pouring hot shot into Buchanan's admins
tration and declared himself strong Tur-
new man. Senator isham Harris made
stirring speech. Chief Justice Iurnsy was
nominated for Governor on the hrst ballot
,uith ont onuOsItIOu.
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THE BOSTONS BEATEN.
oLEyELANDs DEFEAT THE REDS.
The Phillies Knock Out the Giants-The
Colts Win From the CoIoneis-Re-
suits ofthe Races Yesterday.


He Philadelphia
again got the best
Of the Giants to-
day. There were
more errors on
both sides Z h a n
brilliant plays.
BIorelock. a local
amateur, covered
third for the Phil
lies. making tn e
home teams com
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NV YoaK. August s.-The adylSory i 5,e ooW- nDIt
r,itfae If the Republican nationai conlt1ssdI "a
tee is saiG TO have been pracueaiig 10 u10 are.
upon Among those Seleci9d, n,,oilton 4 - Diston
T.. r. Jones Of Pitts0ufe. i"H''''d aidricb of
Oh 81 maze Iaisna pbfetus Sawyer Of Wisco,n;;
s,no az and George M. Pullman OF liliDsls. All
a. Az. uns mn sra imnensslv wealthy
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piement himself BIC Ahhgu kpl top oN
the hand With the ball In tho second inning
and gave way TO O'Bourke, Richardson gong
TO left field. Ling succeeded Crane 10 the
sixth inning and the only hit made on nm
was Wehing's two bagger The game was
not interesting. Score:
Pbiladelpbias.. % 33OO2x- 2
Kew Yorks. 90 03 0 Il 0 O.
Batteries: Weyhing and Cross; Crane
King. Mcmahon and OBOurke. Umpire,
Lynch.
BALrmoRRs, 3; BRooKLySs, 2
BALrIMoRF, ND. August e.-For the first
time this season Baltimore bested BROOK
lyn. The game was an interesting and un-
certain struggle. but the home team was
the more fortunate. Wards home run gave
Baltimore the game MoMahon was hit
hard in the sixth inning, Bhen the brook
lyns made two runs. E1-Manager BarnIe
leaves tonight for Brooklyn, where ne Wal
umpire his first game tomorrow. score
Bsltimores ...OOO21OOO 2
BrOOklyns.. .... 0 % o 2 % o.
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson. Ken
nedy and Kinslow Umpire, (iahney.
cH1cAGos. 6: LOUIsuLLEs, 8.
CurcAGo. August Islanders was hit hard
in the first two innings, when the Colts
earu0Q IDuT runs. WAitu hH'' Ntt.---
manding lead. In the ninth Danien nearly
gave the game away by wiid throw Wueu
he had d chance Tor ga easy double. score
p. Blk. p.
Cbjosaos saos...18O1OOO1x-G 10 3
Touisvilles. O002 l. 10 3
Batteries. Gumbert and Kittredge; San
ders and Grim. Umpire, Hurst.
oLpvE1ANDs. 8; CrECISSATs, D.
CLEVELAND. o.. August 9-The local team
once moro batted itself into q victory and
by the defeat of Boston is again M the
head of the League. Rhiney pitched poor
game. In the first inning he gave tour oases
on balls. but was lucky enough 20 get oui
Of q lad hole. ComiskeY and O'Nel had
some words and O'Neil was taken out OF the
game r.. B.H. 2.
Clevelands......1 12O0040- 8 II
Cipcinnatis ....0040 900 L
BatterieB-Young and thinner; Kinney
Vaughan and Harrington. Umpire snyder
p11TsBuRos, u; Sc. LOUIS, l.
PrTTspUne. August pitcher Hawke
/ who has been throwing down every one n'
| has met. was himself thrown down to-day
| The home team played a good game WIN
/ ning IL by q score of ~ to !. Score:
r. B.H. z.
Pittsburgs. .....5 o O016o ox-l2 Il
/ st. LOuis...... % o o u j D.
Batteries: Ehret and Miller, Hawke anC
! Buckley. Umpire, McQuaid.
BosroNs. 3; wAsHNoToNs, ..
WAsurvGroN. August 9.-The Senator
TO-DAY played in marked contrast Will
/ their recent exhibitions and by outpiayinl
/ Roston won with ease. Abbey pitched Al
effective game and received good support
while Nichols permitted the home team tC
bunch their hits. Long had an OF day am
is charged with four palpable ana Costly
errors Tarkin's home run bit was prOduc
tive of three runs Richardson played hn
usual brilliant game. Score
/ L. B.H. r
woshingtons. ..OOO11O3O9-8 @
/ Postons ....... 1 o 020 900 O.
Batteries. Abbey aud McGuire hichol'
and Genzen. Umpire, Emslle.
HOW rE CLUBS sTAED.
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away. Neill believed that she had swsi-
lowed them. Neill gave her three .poua
in money Loo Harvey identified the long
pills which she received as being similar 70
the capsules found in Neins possession
when arrested. Neill. she added, =, weni
away when be thought she had swaiioTsu we.
the dose. Nell was unmoyed. Inv
prisoner was remanded.
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More alleged oountsrfeiter. Arrested.

ATLANTA. Ga. August 0.-The arrest OK
Ion Stprgis and J. 81. Duniord for passing
Counterfeit money has led 10 the further
arrest OF Charles K. aud Charles NJ. CHS
holm. at whose house lot OK spurious
money was found. 4 large amount OF
the money looked az II 1t has Just been
,pa1a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10

NEW ORLEANS, August 9.--News was re-
oe,ved late last night by tue fruit steam
ship Soteri that the Honduras revolution
Was practically at an end, aud that Nuils.
the insurgsnt leader. had fed the country.
General Peralta. the iDsurgent commander
NJ Ceiba. was taken prisoner, and together
with Signor Alornoda, relative OF the
present Minister Of War, aud signor Car
camOre, were shot
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s,snmer from Norfolk Aground.

LONDON. August 9.-The British steam-
ship Imperial Prince. from Norfolk via New
port News. is aground at the mouth ot the
river Elbe. part OF the cargo Will have
10 be removed.
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n,.,,.d ovoy a Preoipics.

GuxHR1g OKLA. August "A horrible
accident happened in coun ty II, west of
here SUNDAY. A man. MS wife and four
children were en- route from their former
nome in Texas t. their claim IN the
Cheyenne aud Arapahoe reservation IA
wagon. Their team ran away, dashing them
over a precipice and killing all OF the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10
Severe Ear,houaks in Germany.

BERLIN. August An earthquake was
felt to-day In southwest Germany, In the
neighborho0d Of the Rhine. The direction
Of the earthquake was from the northwest 20
the southeast. and was felt more severely
in Cobienz and Fms and Weisbaden. Ihe
nhnnk lAsted ten seeonds.
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Nj smith Re.lcns.

NEw YoRx. August MIR, Ballard Smith;
editor Of the New York World, has resigned
his position on that paper. and his resigns-
ton was accepted by Mr.. Pulitzer by cAbls.
IL Is said that Dir. Smiths witharswM was
caused by friction with the business man.
agem8uf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10

II T. opening Gay
iof the grand cir
cult meeting here
was characterized
by a small attend
ance and GOO d
rRcin z. In both
the , It, pace and
22l trot records
were brok u.
Summaries
First race. 2:2l
class, trOtting
purses 2. 600 Jesse
Hanson / 3. 2. j.
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sr. LOUIS. Mo. August 9.-Dr. Cola. resi-
dent medical examiner for the New York
Mutual Lie Insurance Company, commit
ted suicide to-day by shooting.
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Tha ,Tonotarv Conference.

LoNDov. August 9-The Times says the
Government has appointed General hIchsra
Stacy. an ex-mem6er OF the council anu ".
n Murray. OF the treasury. ss delegates to
the International Monetary Conference.
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c.,n,.n Nflnist,r. Di.axee.

BERLIN. August 9.-Ernest Ludwig Herr
futh Prussian Minister OF the Interior hss
resigned owing TO his disapproval of GER
tam reforms and changes in she sdministra-
ton proposed by the Minister OF Finance.
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Defeatod by Twen,y-flve Votes.

PARIS. TEX, August 9. Adyices from the
Choctaw nation state that the friends OF
Governor Jones coneede his defeat by JACOB
jackson by vote of twenty-five.
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I.eon j. HergiheIst Dead.

Nav YoRK. August a dispatch from
Vichy, France, announces the death to-day
of Leon j. Bergthelot OF the New York Life
Insurance Company.
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rm,eror wlll,am I,eturns.

Berlin. August emperor William ar.
rived at Potsdam this morning. He waf
greeted by the Empress.
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sonthern Leagus Games.

At Observation-Disclosures o. New
Orleans. 3. ,,-,,.
At Chattanooga Mobiles, o. Chattanoo'
gas. J.
Rain az Macon.
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land the Governor has no power g punish
the officer who made the arrest further than
by dismis5ing him from Office.
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Another hot wave has struck US and the
people of Washington have been sweiterinR
all day. The Weather Bureau promises some
relief tomorrow, but ia view of the fact
that its cool wave 10 sUppiant the recent
long heated term was delayed several days
not much faith 10 put IN its promises. All
who can get away are leaving the city.
Senator ColQuitt, Of Georgia who has
been seriously III since adjournment. is pro-
nounced better boy his attending physicians.
Mess relapse should occur he will be re-
moved tomorrow to some cooler locality,
perhaps % the mountains of Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10

TTI|II0 TITINT TI'- IlTI'' 7 "
Boston at Washington.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
BROOKLYN at Baltimore.
New York at Philadelphia.
Louisville al Chicago.
St Louis at Plttsburs.
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qRAND CIRCUIT SHIPPERS.

Good Racing but Small Attendanoe-ihe
Running Races.
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I. Purt Sheldon 3, ], ]. 3, 8; So Long 2 2 g.
q .. ConUav q 5. 4. 1. s.. Claudius l. o, o. .
4 Howard II. 5. 7, 3. Z. Z Amooy y y T. o.
=. Gertrnde 6. 9. 9, dis: Phoebe Wilkes y l.
3 s, dis. Time. 2l7}3, 2.l6, Pisa zls1-'
1s second race. 2l6 GLASS, pacing purse SO
et 800 Vinette 8, /. ], ]; Nitello l. = 2, =
Crsu,ford y 4 s. 5. Saladin 0, 3. 8; 5oeSo
49, 1. cray Harry T. z, Z, O. hlsseli .
Dallas SOL. Time. 2:l4ll, 2lo12' z'lo'
THIRD race 229 class trottiug purse
g so0-T einont I. !. /. Nellie Il. - =,
Coriune B. y. g: Puck 4. 3. g. hose nnS'H'
TI9. Col. Kip 5. 6. :; Maggie Monfoe = -
e Sepsation 9, 3. dis; hingstoh o u'S'
Tine. 2.20>l, 2:2O, 2:-O.
rHa BUSNEG RACES.
Nav YoRK. August about lO,VOV pso-
MA attended tie Monmouth races 1o-sas
ena eniOved an excellent progf"AlAe' AH'
weather and fast track; fu. Vi,g.
FIRST race. seyen-elghths OF lnno ,lesiss
atom 6rst Russell second. lime i1o@a'
Only two starters. - - q r,iIe-
r,.o,,tia Rr.t Carmen second. LheDoA'
third. Time. l:li,4- ii. non
Tbird race. three-Quarters OF a mile = ilon ,
llonzo first Lady Violet second III Div
Te,rth race. nile and E halt-Lainp-
LIGHTER first. Banquet second. Locohalcnse .l,s
tbiTd Time, 28Z5I. This breaks the pie, o.
vious .' record Of 2.93 made by frehN IL
1890. .iobtb -Iulien
Fifth race, mile ana an e'Enas e.. third
first. Sieipnef second Mr- oA''
I.I s,xth race. one mile-Noman first, I fil'
yonng seeond, Rorka third. Time, l'4l1a'
oroucRgTkR NJ j.
First race. six and half furlongs-OuA'
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Nirginia-H n. Jenkins. solicitor Of
patents. Washington, -. c.. officially re-
ports TO f5s Tmgs the following complete
list of patents Issued this week to inventors
residing in Virginia
Psiiip Y. Barber, Sharp's Wharf. pitmsn
Durham Fertihzea Company. Richmond,
trade mark Tor natural and artificial ferti-
lZer.
West Yirgnia-Arba O.. Burrows and L..
Gay. Dunmore. vehicle hub; William A..
List, Wheeling machine for joining and
rolling sheets for roofing, Wilhelm Sohafer,
Wheeling. roundabout.
North Carolina-George W. Swinson,
Magnolia Tor piow.
Five hundred and sixteen patents were
issued tins week. OF this number New York
received ivt Pennsylvanis, 53; Illinois, 43:
Virginia, 2. West Virginia, 8. Citizens Of
foreign countries received AZ.
Ia Virginia a postotlice has been estab-
lished At Neriety Springs, Augusta county,
Jaoynthia Y. Coleman. postmaster
The railway mail service between Ruth
erfordton. n. c.. and Kingsvilio, s. O.. has
been ordered changed. 80 as to begin at
Marion, n. G.. TO take effect the 10Th instant.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, August ., 1892.
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plement himself. Mcmahon got a rap on
the hand with the ball In tho second inning
and gave way 10 O'BOurke, Richardson gong
TO lett field. Ling succeeded Crane 10 the
sixth inning and the only hit made on HIM
was Wehing's two bagger. The game was
not interesting. Score:
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The Brakeman's Loss.

There is danger that the modern
passenger brakeman will die of ennui.
On the Fort Wayne road there is
now in process of testing device
which is to be operated by COM
pressed air from the engineers cab,
and which is, in effect, noiseless
annunciator, quietly informing the
passengers, through their eyes, not
their ears, of the name of the next
stopping place. This, if generally
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the dear joy of shouting in an un-
known tongue. One by one of this
officials duties have passed away.
A decade ago he twisted the hand
brake as vigorously, and oftener, than
his co-worker on the freight train.
Air and the engineer now perform
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silent, air-operated station annuncia-
tor. There are few privileges, how
ever, left to the passenger brakeman,
which the man in the engine cannot
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old men and packages unnumbered
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of the brakeman will be totally
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for the days when he could relieve
his feelings by splitting some passen-
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not interpret.-Pitsbarg Bulletin.
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Suits Made to Order.

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Wanted--ca4ie.

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Wanted.

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After the Grip

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up medicine and block purifier after attacks
of the Grip, after Typhoid Fever, Scarlet
Fever, ,Diphtheria, Pneumonia or other pros
trating diseases 1t possesses Just the build
ing-up effect so much needed; 1t yitalizes
and enriches the thin and impoverished
blood and 1t invigorates the kidneys and
stimulates the liver SO that they resume re-
gular and healthy action. Thousands of
people have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla as a
preventive of the Grip with success Thous-
ands have found in it restoration to health
and strength after this dreaded complaint.
For instance, Mr. Jacob Knapp of Upton,
Iowa, well known business man, says he
had the Grip twice, leaving him very weak
and with bad cough. Hoods Sarsaparilla
gave him splendid appetite, made him
feel strong and as well as ever.