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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
"NO NEWS GOOD NEWS"
DR.. HamiltOn's Dilsmms-An Appeal to
the President

Washington, y. c., Sept. 13.-Sccre-
tary Foster had received no news as to
cholera this morning, and in this instance
at least he considered "No news, good
news" The hard time the passengers of
the NOTmannia were having elicted much
sympathy, but the Government could ut
afford them any relief.
Sandy Hook had been placed at their
disposal, but DR.. Hamilton telegraphed
that the quarters being constructed were
not all completed, and the carpenters
threatened 10 stop work the molnent Il
soul from an infected ship set foot on
Sandy Hook.
In this dilemma DR. Hamilton said he
though it was better TO complete the
barracks before receiving any persons
from tie NOrmannia or the other ships.
1t is believed the barracks will be com
pleted late to-day and be ready for use
0n Wednesday.
An order was issued at the Navy De
partment to-day directing the command
ant of the marine barracks here to send
IA detachment of marines to the immi-
grants camp at Sandy Hook to assist in
guarding the immigrants.
The following telegram reached the
Executive Mansion to-day:
Fire Island, ~ Y, Sept. 13.-To the
President of the United States-"For
Gods sake stop this barbarism. We can
stand it no longer. A storm threatens us
now"
(Sgned.) Laura A. Palmer and Catherine
Godkin, for the ladies of the NOrmannia
and Cepheus passengers.
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RIM On the Bank Continues.

LONDON, Sept. l3-The run, on the
Birbeck Bank continues. Some OF the de-
positors took lodgings near the bank Tor the
night and others passed the night IN the
streets. About 1900 waited for chance 10
oct at the cashiers window this morning:
and money was paid out with the greatest
rapidity possible. Letters were received a.
the bank this morning from scores Oh Gus
toners expressing confidence in the instltu-
tion and containing rsmittances Twenty
Ave thousand pounds were deposited yes
fardaY.
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HARSH LANGUAGE.
A London journal Deprecatcs Our OuarRn-
tine Methods-The Plague.

London. Sept. 13.-The Chronicle this
morning, speaking Of New Yorks quar-
Gnthe methods, says:
The present system is an outrage on
humanity and a disgrace to the name of
civilization from whatever point it Is
viewed. We are accustomed 10 eX-
cuse lawlessness in Texas and Idaho, bat
it is evident that there is no more GER
tainty Of public wisdom or private de-
ccncy in New York itself than in the
furthest frontier town. For official in
competency and private anarchy We ven
ture to say that no country could furnish
Il parallel to this"
Amsterdam, Sept. -Boulanger's
body-servant died at Womerver of chol-
era nostraS yesterday.
London. Sept. 13-A Hamburg dis
patch 10 the Standard says: There We're
reported to-day 6S7 new cases of cholera,
209 deaths and 340 interments.'
The e1iles from Hamburg on account
of the cholera are estimated at 2S,OO0
persons.
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OF this property by our school board was
based upon the statute law which directs
That "all funds held in trust in Virginia for
educational purposes shall be vested in the
rchool board of the districts in which the
trusts exist" IL is claimed now by the col
ssge authorities that this action
on the part of the school board.
rs by this suit they deny
the rights of the party from whom they
lease the property, renders the lease null
and void In this connection il should be
stated that the school board have not sued
tor this identical property. but for the whole
amount of the original fund. which Is said
TO have been $4,000. The college is repre-
sented by Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler and
Lyon G.. Tyler and the school board by
Mr.. Robert 4. Armistead and MIR. b. ID.
Feachy...
There was meeting of the common coun-
oil held last night at which the treasurer
Presented his delinquent and insolyent list
TOR the year. After some few changes and
corrections these lists were accepted, which
fhe treasurer at once presented 10 the court
Ior It's approval
The city sergeant was directed to make
monthly inspection of the premises Of
every citizen and report his action 10 the
sanitary committee. recently appointed by
the mayor II was also provided that in
with the requirements of the sergeant and
ct this committee that fine should be i'm
ppsed.
At the meeting yesterday of the James
City Democrats the old county committee
Nss reelected and only the vacancies filed
ty election of new members. The follow
Ing were elected: Precinct chairman
Jamestown district, Whitaker Lee; Powha-
tan district John f. Jones. StonehOuse dis
tiot. 5. S. Hankins. Mr.. Andrew J. Barnes
was reelected county chairman without any
opposition.
Considerable alarm was created here last
nlght about s o'clock by loud cries OF fire,
Which brought to the spot large crowd in
q few minutes. The alarm was created by
tie falling of chandelier in Jones Hall,
now occupied by the congregation OF the
Colored Baptist church while their regular
house Of worship is undergoing repairs:
Services had not begun and only a few had
arrived. No damage resulted, although o
serious conhagratlon was barely ayerted.
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rcw suit and announced his readiness to

die.
ON the gallows Davis made n lengthy
speech. the black cap was adjusted and
the trap sprung The black body shot
downward with lightning like rapidity,
stopped the fraction of second and fell
70 the ground. The rope had parted near
tho beam. Davis groaned ard quickly
regained consciousness. and in reply 10
the sheriff. who offered him drink Of
whisky. said: mo, i will soon be relieved
of all pain" He walked back up the steps
and on TO the trap door without assist
ance, and stood quietly and without the
culver of a muscle until the moose was
again adjusted. This time the rope did
not break. but il took in all one hours
time to hang Davis.
When arrested and incarcerated in the
Tazewell jail Davis could net read, but
he applied himself TO the study of a spell
ing book in order to pass the time away
and learned TO read and write very well.
Speaking Of hanging Davis brings to
mind the very excellent account of the
Nat Turner insurrection published IN the
Times. Your correspondent called the
attention of n physician to it a few days
since. and he remarked that his family had
an heirloom which served as a constant
reminder of Turner. 1T is razor st.ap
taken from his body after he was
hanged" and, it is presumed, buried.
Some people may doubt this, said the
Doctor, but the proof that the strap was
made from the skin of this noted negro
murderer is too strong to admit Of
doubt" 1t has done duty fer many years
and looks as if it would be handed down
from father to son for many generations
yet TO come.
The Democrats will carry Roanoke
county by nearly the same majority it
gave Harrison, who carried 1t by 3ol.
Edmunds, for Congress, will get a larger
majority, as very few people take much
stock in Mr.. CObhs. the Third party can
didate, who will be supported by the lie
publicans.
George w. Wilkinson, q weil-known
butcher and dairyman, ran of Saturday
with the wife of an einploye, named I'm
nett, who came here with his wife and
two children from Indiana n few months
ago. Wilkinson left Il wife and one
child and several thousand dollars III
debts us memeutos of bis rascality.
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Political Speaking.

woodstock. Va, Sept. 13.-Special To
day was county court day, and an unusually
large crowd was in attendance
General r. L. Rosser and Mr.. James l..
Gordon. Of Albemarle, addressed the voters.
They were beth listened TO with close at
tcl,tjon as they discussed the tariff, Force
bill, &c.
IRE Republicans are perfectly duIe., and
the Peoples party Is too weak TO attract
attention. Shenandoah, from present indi-
cations will give an increased Democratic
majority.
The dry weather still continues, and Ii de-
,aylng the preparation Of the soil for seed
ing Should il ccntinne the acreage OF the
wheat sowing will he reduced at least 10
per cent. The corn crop Is short ana veg"-
tables are almost failure.
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Court of Anpaais Cases.

Staunton, Va, Sept. 13.z<Special.-Thss
appeals work to-day: Saunders against
Peebles. from the Circuit Court of Mel
SON. was argued by Caskie x Coleman
for the appellant and j. X. Whitehead
for appellee, aud submitted. Strobe
against Clement. from the Circuit Court
of Amherst, partly argued by J. lhomp-
son Brown for appellant and Caskie Tor
appellee. Judge Hinton has arrived ana
sat to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
CnETELAND BEATS BGooKLTN.H
Bostons Defeat the Pittsburgs-Resuitso oil
the Other Games.

At Boston: r. h Z;
BostOns .......4 O0010 5 13
Pittsburgs......0 o 0 0 0 0 0 % D
Batteries: Nichols and Bennett; Terry and
Miller. Umpire, Gahncy.
At Philadelphia: r. B'H' Z:
Louisyilles Il 0 0 02 0 O.
ton and Merritt. Umpire. Emslie.
At New York r. B;H' Z;
New Yorks. .2O224O O22x--14 II 1
St. Louis .......O o OO2 900 lx-$
Batteries. King and Ewing; Hawiey'
Buckley and Briggs. Umpire, McQuaide.
Game called on account of darkness.
At Brooklyn. Il. B'H' z.
Cleyeands. fx-7 s !
Batteries: Stein and Kinslow; Young and
Zimmer. Umpire, Burns. Game called on
account of darkness.
Rain prevented the games at Baltimore
and Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
A ARunelInR Exeoution.

Roanoke, Sept. 13.-Srecial.-The exc
cuton of William Davis at Tazewell
Courthouse last Friday was a bungling
job, and sent a thrill of horror through
every spectator.
At Lynchburg, as well as this city,
while en- route to gallows Davis talked of
having to hang as coolly as II he wep
going TO an ordinary frolic. At razewell
there was no difference in his deport-
meat, and he asked TO be taken 10 the
creek near 10y and baptized. His request
vas complied with. and returning TO the
Sal lie ngged himself out carefully In Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Mrs. Harrison,s Condition.

Loon Lake House, Sept. 13.-Mrs.
Harrison's condition yesterday was criti-
cal. There is slight Improvement this
morning. DR.. Il. H. Doughty is on the
way here from New York, and will met
Drs. Gardner and Trendeu in consulta-
tion upon his arrival. after which n state
ment win be given to the press.
Washington, Sept. 13.-lt is understood
that the President will return to Wash.
ington on Friday next. 1t Is also believed
that Mrs. Harrison will accompany him
IL she is able to travel. She will not re-
main In Washington, but will go South
for the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Harrison arrived here yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Naw Lnrsnx R.nnhlionna.

Trenton, n. J., Sept 13-Thc Republi-
can State convention was called to order
as noon to-day. Henry M. NevionS was
selected chairman. The platform reaf-
frmed devotion to the Republican party,
approves the platform adopted at Mime
apo!is and endorses the administration
of President Harrison. The various com
mtt,ss appointed reported and the plat
fern was read and adopted Jonn H..
kean, Jr, was nominated for governor.
After electing presidential electors the
convention ndiOnrned
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CvcIone Jim I'm scott.

BRIsro1. TeNS., Sept. l3.-lSpecial. j
Hon. James w. Marshall. Democratic can
didate for Congress from this district. spoke
one and half hours yesterday TO a large
audience in Scott county. the home OF his
Republican opponent. II. q. WOOD. The
yots OF that county will be close. Marshall
fred the Democratic gun today at Mendoza,
Washington county. Va. The enthusiasm
Of the farmers was significant. Wood says
he il against the Force bill.
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Cnnnanticnt Democrnfr.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 13.--The Demo
cratic State convention was held here
today, Congressman Robert j. Vance
presiding over the permanent 0rganiza-
iion. Luzan h. Morris, of New Haven,
was nominated for governor; Ernest Cady
for lieutenant-goycrnOr John J. Phelan
for secretary of State Marvin III. Sanger
for treasurer. and Nicholas Staub for
comptroller. Presidential electors were
chosen end TIE corFeation aeicynel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Cholera Makes RaRs Scarce.

Holyoke, Mass. Sept. 13.-Since the
cholera scare rags have been so scarce
that President Whiting, of this city,
has called a meeting of the fine writing
paper Manufacturers Association, TO be
held in Springfield September 10th, 10
sec if the mills will shut down until rags
arc more plentifnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Jua0e Murphv. of lows, Speaks.

Chase City. Va, Sep 13.-Special.-
Judge Murphy. member of Congress from
Iowa. spoke TO large audience on the
issues of the campaign here last night.
gentlemen, m Wv, Was held on the lawn of the
Mineral Hotel. A Cleveland and Epes
Club was organized with large mem
bershp The Third party, which has
been very strong in the country here
about. is said to be losing ground 1t
is reported that more tobacco has been
sold here within the last month than Ill
any inland market of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
FIRE ISLAND INVADED.
COURT TACArES THE INJUNCTION.
Some Of ,he Passengers Already on Land.
Governor Flower TO Execute His Order
by the Military if Necessary.

New York. Sept. 13.-Acting under or
dcrs from Governor Flower the First
battalion of naval reserves. heavily arm
ed with pistols. cutlaSses. howitzers and
Calling guns. and reinforced by 4OO oi
tac Sixty-ninth regiment, left Tor flre
Island at 12:43 this afternoon on the
steamer Pcgas to force the landing OF
tine Normannia's passengers from the
Ccpheus. A dispatch from the Island re-
ported that the situation was unchanged,
the Cepheus being anchored IN the chan
mol and the passengers suffering discom-
fort from the chilly winds. Rood was
s.nnHed 10 the imprisoned uni0rtunatcs
from the Surf Hotel. but they were un-
NH, TO step upon terra hr1na on account
of the lvnx-eycd natives, who patrolled
the Island.
fHE PASSENGERS LANDED.
Tho passengers were given a good
hrookfast and dinner. and the sheriff
rnt forth his best efforts so preserve
o~5or At 3 p. NJ a message was re-
c,ived at Quarantine 10y Dr Jenkins
80, Dr Noight. at Fire Island, stat
a., thst the messengers on board the Ce-
nbeus we're being landed. Late TINS AT
tornoOn Lawyer Roger W. Sherinah
served a writ of habeas corpus on LIT.
Jenkins at Quarantine requiring nm 10
produce the NOrmannia passengers pS
fore Judge Barnard I'm BroOAlEh at y
o'clock "Wednesday morning. lhe VIII
,ras obtained in behalf of the passengers,
and tbe Gst is headed by a. NJ. Palmer
II roouiros DIR. Jenkins 10 show cause
ubv fhe passengers should not he re-
1oasod An inspection of the lower bay
revealed that an was right at late
hour this afternoon, no deaths or new
eases occurring.
rHR 1sJrNCTIoN NOT BINDING.
Albany. y. Y. Sept. 13.-Attorney-
General Rosendale to-day telegraphed
Governor Flower and Professor Collin
e. the effect that Judge Barnard IN
junction against the use of IRE Island
Is not binding. lie quoted the case of
Whiting. I'm which the supreme court held
that the health officer of the port of New
York was q State officer, and holds that
DO Injunction can be granted against such
use of Fire Island 10y State officer,
except by the general term, 600 Of the
Code of Civil Procedure.
New York, Sept. ia dispatch from
Fire Island to-day states that one of
the Quarantned lady passengers on board
tho Ccpheus was safely delivered of a
baby boy last night.
THE INJUNCTION VACATED.
Brooklyn. y. Y, Sept 13.-The general
term of the Supreme Court of Kings
county. to-day vacated the temporary in
junction obtained by the board Of health
of the town of lSlip restraining Governor
Flower from using Fire Island as a quar-
ansine station. Judges Pratt and Dyk-
man voted to vacate, Judge Barnard dis
scntnc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Frapchwood Wins "A Race.

Easton, Nd, Sept 13.-Special- -
Branchwood, owned by Mr.. John =.
Branch won the 2:29 pace to-day, cap
turing the second, third and fourth heats.
Time, 2:26 3-4, 2:27 1-2, 2:2S. During
the last heat it began TO rain, and the
slow time was due TO the mud. Acca
Stock Farm has an entry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Teiesraphie Brevitiss.

The will Of George William Curtis was
offered for probate in New York Monday.
II directs that all of bis estate be gwen ao-
solutely to his wife. Anna SHAW Oufsis.
approximate estimate can be obtained OF
tho estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
,,ou,, Mskomasli Arrested.

VIENNA. Sept. l3.-Coupt Edmund Ma.
komaski has been arrested on suspicion OF
having hired man TO kill his brother-in-law.
Mskomaski 10 Russian subject. lie was
on bad terms with his Drotner-in IN
consequence OF financial trAnsaotons %
iwaan than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
T,. N,,.,s Animal Overflow.

LosDoS. Sept. 1s.-The News has dis
pstch from Cairo saying that . serious fise
has begun in the n,S Nrns;,cis antSoritiss 70
pr.Dare for the emergency.
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rhs Kni.sr Has a Daughter.

BERLIN. Sept. ls.-At I:90 this morning
the German empress gave birth TO dsugh,
ter. the first daughter born to the impenai
couple. The child was born In the palace
Of Potsdam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
All Well

Cape Henry, Va, Sept. 13.-The Ger
man steamship Weimar from Bremen,
FOR Baltimore. passed Hampton Roads at
10 o'clock this morning. She signalled
that all were well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3.-The fire last night
at the st. Louis Pearl Hominv Mills de-
stroyed the entire plant. Loss, sllo,OoO,
insurance. $4,000. The fire originated
near the corn elevator. probably from fric-
ton OF some Of the machinery.
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Rn.sIaTnkea Water.

LONDON. Sept. ia dispatch from India
conyavs the important intelligence that the
Rnssisns have evacuated the Pamir region.
and thus removed the danger Of war with
China and also with Great Britain and
Afohanistan
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Results OF the Races.
GLoUcEsTLR.

dLoUCEsrER.
The races to-day resulted follows:
First race, six and a quarter furOngS-
D0ncaster first Worth second, Seven third.
Time :2ll2.
Second race four and half furongs-
Harlequin first Starlight second, Empera
third. Time, -.
Third race. seven and half furlongs-
Samaritan first Partridge second, Quarter
master third Time, 1.3S.
Fourth race. mile aud sixteenth-Iim
Mulhilland first Burnside second, Pluto
third, Time, !: :5R,.
Fifth race. five and n half furlongs-Flat-
terry first, Lord Harry second Captain Brown
third. Time, / Olll.
Sixth race. four and half furlongs-Jes-
ter first. GreenDay second. Grafton third.
Time, jS.
LATONIA. KY.
First race. three.Quarters OF n mile--W /.
Munson first, Nirse Johnson second, Rorka
third Time, 1:10A.
Second race. one mlle-Servitor first.
Dude Hughes second, London third Time,
1:47%.
Third race declared of.
Fourth race. three quarters Of mile
Elizabeth l.. first, Shadow second Beautl-
full Bells third. Time. 1:2ol3
Fifth race. half a mle-Queen Regent
first. Iron Duke second, Julia Kinney third.
Time 531a.
sixth race. selling three-quarters Of
mne-W Wocdberry first, Dock Wiekes second,
Mamie b. third Time, 1:20la.
GRAvEsEND.
First race mile and "A sXteenth-Banqnet
first, Lowlander second Fagot tlard Time,
] 30.
Second race. one mile-May Win first,
English Lady second, Dalsyran third Time,
1:4p9
Third race. three-quarters Of mile
White Rose first. Fred. Taral second, Ches-
apeake third Time, l4A.
Fourth race, three-quarters OF mile
Dr. Hasbrouck first, Kingston second, Cor
reCtiOn third Tine, 114k.
Fifth race. fvc-eighths Of mile-Annle
f. first, Doctor second, Ialcyon third.
Time 02A.
Sixth race, three-Quarters NJ & mile-Rosa
H. first. Dagonet second, Melanie third.
Time 1:14l5.
Seventh race, three-quarters OF mile
wah jim first, Ella second, Reclare third.
Time 1:l4l2.
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No Cholera in Toledo.

Toledo. O.. Sept. 13.-The report that
there are several cases of cholera IN
Tast Toledo is without foundation.
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R.,,-Aam,rsi Howell Dead.

LoSpoy. Sent. 13.- -Rsar-Admiral John
Cumming Howell. OF tho United States
Navy, died at Folkestone yesterday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Democratic Club-Criminsl Assault.

Leesburg, Va, Sept. 13-Special.-On
Saturday last a Democratic club was or
ganized at FarmweIl, in this county,
with DIR. B, L. NOland as president and
Dir. +. A. Arundle as secretary. After
which the voters assembled and were
addressed by Mr. G. Il. Janney, member
OF the State committee from this district
At Leeshurg on yesterday there was a
join discussion between Hon. II. W.
Flournoy, Democratic State canyasser
and Mr.. X. B. Turner, the Third party
candidate for Congress for this district
tue discussion was opened in an hours
talk by Mr.. Turner who was followed by
Judge FlournOy for an hour, then Turner
for fifteen minutes and FlOurnOy closed.
The crowd was entirely with Judge
Flournoy. This was his first visit to
Loudoun, and he made a very happy inn
preston upon the people of the county.
At night in the courthouse a Cleve-
land and Stevenson Club was formed
with the following officers: j. III. Alex
ander. president: w. w. Athey, first vice
president: Sterling Murray, second vice
president: Edward Garrett, secretary;
b. +. Sheetz. treasurer. This club starts
with a membership Of about one hun
dred. and will do good work during the
campaign. After It's Inauguration j. B:
McCabe addressed it upon the issues OF
the day.
The court was engaged all day yester-
day in trying &. f. Downs (white mani
for q criminal assault upon a cOlOred girl.
The Jury brought in a verdict OF guilty
". -l... ittteMpt and fixed his punisdIntn.
nj three years in the penitentiary. A mo-
tion for new trial is pending.
a Board of Directors Meeting.
Charlottesville, Va, Sept. 13.-Special.
The following board Of directors were
elected at the meeting OF the st0ckhold-
crS of the Jefferson Park Hotel and Lana
Improvement Company. held at the Hotel
Ahemarlc yesterday T.. ). Handy, Jr.,
Captain J. Archer Harris, &. ID. Fish
burne. Esq, aud DR.. j. Edgar Chan
cellor. 4 very favorable report was pre-
sented. showing the progress OF the com
pany and the success of the Hotel Abe
marie The gratifying announcement was
made that the Fry's Springs railroad
the dummy line to the hoteD had just
completed the rebuilding of its treStles
in most substantial manner. aud put
its roadbed in thorough repair.
Professor j. Roy Bayler, of this
county. formerly a teacher in the Miller
Manual Labor School. has taken charge
of the Noble Institute for boys at An
nston. Ala. which was founded by the
late Samuel Noble and left to the Epls.-
copal Church. Nirginians are plentiful
in that city, among them DR.. BoWcock,
Of Albemarle county.
In the white free schools there were
present at the opening of the session
yesterday 43O scholars. In the colored
schools 35S were in attendance.
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Southern League Games.

At Birmingham -Birminghams, 9; Allan
ia. 2.
At Montgomery Montgomerys 2; No
biles, IL.
At New Orleans-(frst game New Or
leans 5 Memphis, 2 Second game New
Orleans, 9; Memphis. 0.
Rain at Chattanooga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14

GAMEs SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Pittsburgs at Philadelphia.
Cleyelands at Baltimore.
Cinoinnatis at Brooklyn.
Louisyilles at New YORK.
Chioagos at Boston.
st. Louis Ut Washington.