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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
a DISTRESSING CASE.
An Aged Woman and Her Daughter Starry
ing to Death.

ing to Death.
In little frame cottage, on Page
street, near the old Lynchburg turn
pike, an aged white lady lies suffering,
almost at the point of death Her
daughter sits by cold stovo nursing a
two-week's baby.
The house is bare Of furniture. save
one bed and two Or three ricketty chairs.
FOOD has been stranger in this house
since the two women won't there two
weeks ago. They would have starved
to death had not the neighbors
shown charity and carried them enough
victuals to keep body and soul together
Mrs. Fannie Stevens is the name Of
the aged lady. She came originally
from Bedford county. She has been an
honest. hard working woman all her
life. Not until her only daughter fell
victim to mans perGdy did she know
what want was.
few weeks ago She was turned away
from house where she and her daugh-
ter had procured employment two or
three months before A few traps were
gathered together, and the two wo-
men took refuge in the desolate house.
There was no FIRE, but somo one
loaned them small stove. Then the
daughter took SIGH. and was noon fol
lowed by the mother. For three days
they laid side by side, unable to help one
another or to call for assistance. When
the Dcighbors discovered the case they
reported it to the authorities, and stops
were taken Yesterday which afforded
relief. DIR. Vogel has been the attend
ing physician, and has rendered all
medical attention since the case was
reported
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-ISpeciall-
The President left Washington at 1857
o'clock this morning, in special car Of
the Atlantic Coast line for Virginia
Beach, where he expects to enjoy q
weeks respite from the cares Of official
life He was accompanied by Mrs. Har-
rison, his two grandchildren, Mrs
Dimmick, Private Secretary Halford.
and two servants.
THE PARTY IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va Feb. 26.-[Speciall-
President Harrison and party arrived at
the union station in this city at 3 D. M. ,
en- route to Virginia Beach. There was
small crowd at the station, and dur.
ing the brief halt of the train num-
Der Of persons shook hands with the
President. When the train arrived at
Ashland, sixteen miles north of this
city, the students of Randolph Macon
College gave the college yell, ending
with three cheers for Baby Mckee.
AT THE BEACH.
NORFOLK, Feb. 6-TSpeciall- Presi-
dent Harrison, Mrs. Harrison, their two
grandchildren. Mrs. Dimmick and two
servants arrived here this afternoon on
a special train, bound for Virginia
Beach.
When the train drew into tho station
here the President was saluted with a
salvo OF twenty-one guns from tho bat
terry OF tho Norfolk Light Artillery Blues,
the cack veteran company OF Norfolk.
q large crowd was at the station to
meet the distinguished visitors. Tho
party was taken in charge by General
V. ID. Groncr, who escorted them to
Virginia Beach, where they arrived for
0 o'clock supper.
The President seemed to enjoy his
run through the Middle and Tidewatcr
Virginia, and when he retired tonight
he was not at all fatigued. The weather,
which has been bad for several days,
is clear and pleasant this evening.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
NOT YET SETTLED.
The Market House Trouble May Get Into
Court

'he MhrRct HOUSE Trouble May Get Into
Court
M. V. Feathers, who purchased the
butchcring business aud interest of w.
n Sale, in stall No 16. in tho Second
Ward market house, still holds the fort.
Notwithstanding Council revoked tho
license of the latter, and ordered that
he be dispossessed of his stall.
After purchasing the interest of Sale
t'cather5 went to the cou m issioner O.
revenue, and had the license transferred
to him, and By advice OF his counsel
will retain possession Of tho stall until
forcibly elected or ho fails to REM it al
public auction, as required by the mar
ket ordinances. Sec. Of chapter %
says:
AFTER an assessment of tho stalls
and benches of the public property COM
mittee tho Same shall be rem tel out at
public auction by the clork to the high
est bidder for one year from tho first OF
May. No bid shall be received how
ever, lower than tho assessment made
by tho committeo."
Section READS as follows:
IF the rents Of stall be in arrears
for more than ton days or If for any
other cause there be a failure for ten
days to supply the same with artic' es
for tho salc OF which it was rented. tho
committee may declare it vacant. In
every such case where the license of
renter is resokt d, the clerk, after post
ing notice at the front of the market
house for at least three days, shall
rerent tho stall for the residue of the
term for which it was heretofore
rented to the highest bidder. \ No
renter OF q stall in thu Dn0 rl.a oh
permitted to subtle or transfer the
same"
The stall formerly occupied by Sale
has been rented privately to q gentle
man by the clerk, but it is claimed that
the law requires that public notice Of
intention to rent should have been
given, and it should DO rented only to
the highes: bidder. Sales successor is
quietly waiting TO see what action the
mayor will take. The matter will, no
doubt, have to be settled in tho courts
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
THE COMMITTEE AT WORK,

But no Material Progress Twas Made Yes.
terday.
Tho special committee to examine
into the condition OF tho office of the city
engineer, got to work yesterday, but
nothing was accomplished.
Mr.. McCahan, who is t, secure facts
and data direct from the office, found
that no had hard job before him.
1t was like beginning in tho middle
OF matter that had neither head nor
end. 1t will p-obableG take several
days to get start in the work.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
Sarah Bernhardt III at Mipneapo,,,.

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 26.-Sarah Bern
hardt is i'll, and was com PEELED to cancel
her engagements here last night. She
Is suffering from nervous prostrat ton,
partly induced by her treatment at St.
Louis last week. Some OF her pets
have been ailing from form OF dis
tenn or. and this has not sweetenei her
disposition. Dates have been Cancelled
In St. Paul also. A few days rest. It is
thought. will restore her.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
THE POLICE FORCE INDIGNANT.
The Members Take Exception to VIVA,
Chief Terry Says.


Chief Terry Says.
Several members of tho police force
were very indignant yesterday morning
when they read the interview in THE
TIMES with Chief Terry. in which he
was going to stop thom from hanging
around the police Justices court as
spectators, as he considers that thew
make more disturbances and confusion
at times than the specta tors. They con :.
tend that tho chief has no authority to
exclude them from the courtroom when
they are not on duty, and the.charee Of
misbehavior is not only unkind, but un.
just.
Judge Turner was seen by TINES re-
porter and said he had given orders to
not allow policemen, not on duty, tho
privilege OF crowding within tho RAILING
which separates the court from the
spectators There was no objection to
them taking their place with the latter
and no authority for excluding them as
long as they were orderly and respect.
full. He had no complaint to make OF
improper conduct on tho part OF officers.
The latter freely express tho opinion
that the judge would promptly suppress
and punish such conduct as the chief
has charged them with.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
Banquet OF the Wholesale Grocer.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb a6,-lSpeciall-
At banquet OF the wholesale grocers
here tonight among those who res
ponded To toasts were Gov Mckinney.
Mayor Eiiyson, United States Senator
Daniel congressman Goo. ID. Wise and III.
81. George Tucker, Lieutenant-G Governor
Hoge Tyler and e. e. Hooker, OF Ten
npSSep
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
NO new EVIDENCE INTRODUCED.
Nothing Sensational in the
Baker Trial Yesterday.

OF tho Letters From Mrs.
Gilmer to DIR. Baker-Identified by n
Number of witnesses-Tho Prisoner
and His Paramour In Bristol-Dr.
Baker Bought Two DRAINS of Hydro
cyanic Acid-Had His wiic's Body
EInbslmed-The Attempt on MIR. Gil
mer's Life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
THE PRESIDENT AT the BEACH.
Virginia Shelters the Chief
Magistrate.

Greeted by Small Crowd at Rich
mond-Babv Mckee Receives Three
Cheers by the Randolph Macon Col
lege Students-Safe Arrival In Norfolk.
The President Not Fatigued by the
Journey-The Weather All That Could
be Desired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
BesinniDg of Another Cbaptsr

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Fob. 2G.-ISpe--
cial Attorney Ben Atkins has fled q
suit in chancery against ex.Treasurer
Woodruff and his bondsmen for $50, 900,
This is the beginning OF another chap.
ter in the famous State treasury defalca-
ton caSeu
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
CONTESTED ERECTION CASES.
Congress Spends IL Whole Day In Consid-
ering Them.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. Especial i
Tho Hou'o today decided the contested
election case OF Craig Stewart by seat
ing the former, who appeared at the bar
and took tho oath of Office. Tho House
then took recess until O'Clock, but
no.quorum being present it adjourned.
In the Senate the Idaho elecfion case
was considered, and Mr.. Stewart ad-
dressed the body in support of his own
contest The Senate adjourned without
taking action on the measure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27

Meeting OF the Virginia Press Association.
James A. Pugh, president OF the Vir-
GINA Press Association, has called q
meeting OF the executive committee Of
that body in this city on Saturday.
March 10, 70 arrange for the annual
meeting OF the Association In Ports
mouth in July.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
No French Cabinet Formed Yet.

PARIS, Feb 26.-[Special]-M Bour-
geois has abandoned his attem pit to form
a cabinet. and President Carnot has
now summoned NJ. Laubet to under
lake that task,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27

A Trust Company Makes an Assignment.
NASHVILLE, Feb. co. Special THE
Sheffield. Ala, Savings and Trust Com
pany has assigned The deposits are
100000. The assets said to be above the
liabilities.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
Sherman Defeats wallace.

The match game OF pool in the dining
room of E. Z. Wooiward's new hotel,
on Commerce street, tween Wallace
and sherman resulted u another victory
tos sherman. The sc re vas 100 &c IS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
The Weather.

Forecast For Virginia Gnd North
C,rolina, increasing, colder northeast
winds, with gales on coast. fair in in
terror. clouiiness, and possibly rain on
coast line; colder. ard probably szir
Sunday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
PASSED TO ITS ENDORSEMENT.
"A Long Fight Over the Worlds
Fair Bill.

The Session of the Legislature Will Prob
ably be Continued Through Next Week.
To Confer With West Virginia In Re-
gard to the State Debt-Substftute to
the Kent Bill Being Discussed-Caucus
to Nominate a Judge For the New Cir
cult Will Probable he Held To-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27

Dr. L. Pearco Coates, eatarrh special
ist, can be found daily in his office in
the Herald building, Campbell street,
opposite the postoflice.
omoo bo, $50 a. M, IS M,
, p. M, z, 8 p. m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-27
nR. IMHOFF,

d. b. barbour. oh. NATION
ID OANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
40 COMPANY.
Practical plumbers and gas filters.
Dealers in all kinds OF plumbers and
gas filters supplies. Estimates made
on the most improved and sanitary
styles of plumbing All work guaran-
teed. j. Z. MELHORN, superintendent,
Va. dcc6-1yr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
NOVELTIES IN THE STOCK OF
GEO. G.. FLINT Il co.

Geo. c. Flint Co, the furniture manufacturers aca
dealers have prepared series OF revelations Tor thorc III
search OF beautiful furniture. In wv nVe-sto?y reN'i
warerooms OF the firm 0i West Fourteenth Street. b I'll
offensive assortment, Of special designs In bedroom SUITS
There are plain or coborately carved and aa suIo u
natural white mahogany heavy. substantial ana "a
tr.mcly handsome wool which takes on oriiaHI polish
There ore suits Of p9tural birch. somewhat dufkef
and finely marked wood with a iant rose unge' anu
IN re ore sus OF curly maple in endb's variety "Ood
Of soft white cohr but In reality very hard IN gram ana
~ and worry durable Many Of the suits richly
oubcllishcd with ornaments OF foreign manufacture
One OF the featur, OF this years designs OF the hrn
perhau the mos. distinctive feature Is large lne al
,s,ve suits Of furniture the Empire STYLE OF ma
hoosnv d,-oraed with basswork from FOnce' mo
,at,,rns Art those OF the days OF uie hrst Nspo'oh
rllot A Co. have just imported and have now Oh exhibition
variety OF fine French tas~tric for uphoisNrihs pr''
su,r. ranging in price from $500 down per tapestry
~ ~ Tho sncclaltlcs The entire stocH is Of the
newest designs and include, large line OF modern ana
antouc p,rlor furniture sdebo1rts chairs, tables ~c.'
all Of which are sold at plainly marked pms "h'on
des not vary but fixed relation 70 the Setuli
cost Of manufacture. as reported from inc iac'or1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
THE BASEBALL SITUATION.
RECORDS OF THE VARIOUS CLUES.
GIANTS MAKE Squirt But IT ooMEs RATHER


LATE-CLEvELAND IL THE Lend
The Giants made telling squirt last week WINNIE NV
out of six gamrs and the game they lost was b. one run
which was due u an accident, Crane, VINO pi''"'' w
game was Injured In the pitching hand cary IN u" -
The middle finger swollen 70 twice It's hofh"' So
be foolishly tried 10 finish the game. hah Nv - ,
when he received mis- injury, Ncw.Nofk wonu n'qu'
ably have tho game AID had a clean rcol" 'o' Wv.
week Tho spurt however comes In the season 700
late 10 give the any chance for championship "'
Tho Western teams finished up thor season IN the ris,
On Saturday and the Eastern teams will play against each
other during remainder Of the championship 'e"so'
The energetic Cleveland players have lost oil their o'
vantage but sufficient seriously to handicap hc c"'
plonshlp aspirations The team will hore with c''r
lead OF five victories and many defeats, ana ulh> INV
unexpected happens will carr OF the trophy tcV''ha
ought to be ,sf against 'hc West Us Boston WI"
l aganst The Eastern teams AMI tho present champions
seem 20 be the only likely to cause the ohlol '
anxiety. Cleveland makes the handsome rccoru o. WIZ
ming series from every one OF the Eastern teams Hu
the New York. Boston ana Washington teams "o '"''
difficult TO defeat.
The Bridegrooms captured the series from PittSbnrg
Chicago Louisville and st. Louis while the Giants won
the scre. from the Cincinnati Louisville ana 81 LOUIS
teams and but the injury 30 Crane would have won
the Clevesnd series. New-York yet win the series
from Of the Eastern teams but 1t VIII require eNo'
lent playing accomplish the object
Tho Western teams did not do well last week. inc
Cincinnati team being the only 10 win majority OF
Us rouc, During the week the Now.Nork and boston
teams did the beat work. each winning five out oil the SIN
games played Washington comes next with four wv
tories out OF the five Cpmes played AS the Ne"'' w"
team Will meet these mines this week an hpfeH'"s
s, ~ games ought IN result The GIANTS will play nj
Wo shnq0n to-day and Wednesday ana Then coh'
home playing Bostons at the Polo Grounds on Ihus
day Friday aud Saturday. The Brooklyn aud C"N''n"
teams barely held their during the week. each "n"
three Games The I.ousylles and st. Louis teams haa
the hardest time IT, winning but one game out OF "c
hat dozen played The record for Tie week Is a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
FOR 4 LARGE TELESCOPE IN PERO.
PROFESSOR PICKFiING POINTS OUT EAaE
OPPORTUNITY FOR WEALTH To
BENEFIT SCIENCE.

OPPORTUNITY FOR WEALTH TO
BENEFIT SCIENCE
Boston. Sept. - (pccial).-Professor Pickering
director Of the observatory at Harvard co"se' VI"
issued circular showing reasons why large e.e,' p
should be erected south OF 81 degrees north i'l'ude'
The circular says: -
The wide infrrcs; In astronomical research Is well
illustrated by IN, frequent eilis II large telescopes 10
astronomical obs"Na,0ii,, b., wealthy donor w"o sr;
me nunIber of gi, Is continually increasing. ana III
30 department % science La, greater lbeialty ben
displaS al. Unfortunately, the wisdom shown IN ahe
cquallrd In, generosity with which they nay Ocen
gwen. Political or pr onu reasons rather INN l"e
most favorable atlO phriic conditions, have In ahlo
ali cases determined the Site These TELESCOPES nae
b,en erected near the capitals OF eourlc. or re-.
meteorological condition, would permit the oe,t ~
suits to be oba'nri II mas n,t Dern Tue P 1S VI
telescope 10 - CT ccd In Cambridge station ~ ~ H.
established by This observatory nNr Mel'ipa' ~.
4 tie.c"grs II the largest size, Including Tour o. the
,x larscstlh the t.! scope OF The LICK iIhowt ' eu
states Naval and cc,rnlck observ atOres mas D'eh
successfully constructed by the hrh o. AVIAN .HAFN
a sons, Int ono member Of the firm now SuIyNt,-
would Ice ready 10 undertake the construction OF more
than one lag. tele,cop, In he fntur me gm'N -
yr,-, 4 mir Of discs oi excellent glass. -lliu i
r,r toic,col,c having an aperture of io'ty inches,
cost slGOO IN. expense of Guiding and mount
ng would re- 500 coo. A suitable building wonf; cost
nr,Vld,d IL wonli permit the construction Of ihi'
ion. con-, n erection In Peru and the ans OF Keep
ing II M work for several years. subsequently tc
tIrr fund, Of this observatory would secure H. pIna
nc,, c,unloynl.ui since "A station Is already esab-
N-l,d l., ti- observatory Ia lcu great saving cYuli
be- cfect,d I'm supervision and similar expense, wm'h
ofhorwi-c voald render u much laryer Ou'l"S h'ce'
sary. , =. ,.
An opportunity 1, thus offered 10 donor IN nave
his NAM permanently attached to IciIncing 'c ,
.cupr vifon. lr.idc5 being the largest IN IN" W''lu'
would Doe NOR" flyoribly situated than almost any
other and would Prov fed Of w0.A compaFHtise ca
uc1. The nurr"rIu, -t, 70 this observatory bi re-
dents OF Boston lld vicinity prevent th' I"-u"St
o., "a ,.'r.r.l subscriptions but II l. believed that II
IN. matter (, properly presented some wealthy y o %
NAV lie found who would gladly make the requisite
iii in view Of the strong probability That II VIII
10 great nd, auce In cur knowledge Of the heavenly
Male ~
ANY one interested In this plan Is Invited 10 adis'
Professor III, .cgng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
TIE UEATHER REPORT.
COOLING OFF IN THE NORTHWEST.

Washington Sept lS.-ShOwers nave iali'h III th' 'oN
Ail,utc and la tull States due % slight disturbance
m a., "a. Gulf I'm, cl-cwhcr me weather Ia, brn iilr
he, t.nu rurc ha, r-cn frJm the central MISSISSIPPI
Valley ca.,.ard over the LAKES, Ohio Valley ana New
EglanI: IL has fallen In inferior 0! tn Ea't ""lt
States, due Combines ond rain, ana IN tne NisSo""
Vall,y AMI Northwest; the greatest fail lC to IS dcgNeS
c,,-, ,r the DaKota The air pressure Is high over
the Middle aud south Atlantic states ana second h'T'
area cover. the upper portion Of Tn" Mississippi and Mis-
soi Valley eN.cndlG nOrtnwnrd across te border Inc
If strl,, central north OF Minnesota ana NOtn Dakota
-t rv,niny hIs ho,ci r='WIri and Il l1sst OUT Of ne
~ i,vrefc. Wiley. 40 precipitation occurred Ia the
,,% sac. frnn iii, disturbance. The pressure l. fall.
Inc oV,r thc Sa-ka'chc"ah Volley but no rht
min, conditions arr ~ Yet Iortcd Generally ta ma
warm weather Will prevail III The middle DIV
rrt ca.t 81 the Mississippi AMI cooler iir weather Tor
~ az, rsgons SHOWER viii continue the Fast
Gf state and will probably extend northwarl over Fast
c,r TeSnes' ee and Virginia ~ Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ROYALTY IN ATHENS

Frsm The London Daily News.
King George OF Greece, according to french
tournalst who has lately been received AT Iatoi
has lost none OF that pleasanness OF manner which
uDon one occasion called forth The enthusiasm OF
Gambetts Court ceremony, Is we'll KNOWN Is .
dsad Letter in Greece The King Mceived his
visitor IN his study. Using and shaking MN CORDIALLY
siroctionate expression with which the king Regarded
him were alone sufficient 10 put the stranger quito
M his ease: and any remaining embarrassment
which his dusty clothes may have caused him dis
anpearad VIXEN he Observed that the King was
dressed In plain dark-grey lounge suit, ana wocs
tan boots The royal study Is a VAST apartment.
pierred with brond high bowed windows wide
corridor by which II Is reached, Is lined on either
side by elegant cabinets, in which are displayed. N
The riches, periods. bronses. photographs OF the
Danish and other royal families etc. Though mo
study Is simply furnished, good taste Is seen In
Every detail Among the many photographs which
form quite fes,urr Of the room are seen several
~ The late Princess Alexandra. They show her It
au eccs a, every epoch Of her Jfc. II seems as II
the King had been unwilling 10 raise hls eyes or
his dead daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK-sUNDAY. SEPT IS. 1881
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-YORK-sUNDAY, SEPT. Is. 1882
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ls. nreoagne tFD, Collier, ChebouIg, Sep
tenlee: 70, with mds6 307 nrst and 2O second cabin
Ito Forget Arrived at the Bar at 20 a. M
Steiraer Nosge dan. Knudsen Copenha9e0 August
30 lhasa-ia September . Christiensand g. WIN hdse,
III frss cabin AZ second cabin and 7O5 storage Isse.
gers, Punch. Edge & Co. Arrived OF the lar a.
S,eshe. Orange Prince ODD, Young, Shields septem::
be - N ballast to Master. Arrived at the BAR At IL
Park Hqula (Nor) O1tenseh, Hayie % days in BAL
last u Beuh3m Il Boyescn. ~.
Steamer Roanoke, liuiphers Newport News ana Nor
folk with ana passengers to Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Or.noco (Br, GarIn, Bermuda september l5'
win mdse passeI!gCfi ~ \ l. OutcrDridgc y %.
Steamer Winter, NicNeFson, Boston, Win muse
TO II Drlock. ,,..,, ,,, ,rss.
Steamer Cottage CITY, Eennett forbhhu, WIN "'u's
and passengers u Horatio Hall ,. = A.. ,,,,,
Steamer Morgan City, Brown, Galveston, DAYS WIN
cotton 10 Van Sickle; from Galveston to Iof'us"S
steamer Wyanoke Boaz Richmond and Norfolk with
ndSe aud passengers Old Dominion steamship 20. -.
shofe AZ City Island, light, sW; clear. , ,,.
steamer Cltr OF Anguish, Catha1ine, savannah WIN
,udse and pass pgeIs to l. Walker. 49, c,,
Steamer CheSbnee. Chichester JachsonNlIs ana ISc'-
ron with mdse aud passengers to VIM l. Clyde 90. .
2,aar,.r Washington CIV (Br. Rowe ilombutg Au2ust
Isyc & Co. Arrived ct Bar at 5 80 p. N.
SAILED.
Steamers Leplnto. fOr Antwerp; Persian MONARCH
sGip; Philadelphia for Yokohama; S. Paul, San Fran
Berks Lady Blessineton, for Noldenhamm daiataee'
TNmUuth Elanca LimcEch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19

The Pitt.burg team held on better uan wa 'AP -,
- ,,n ,ce,, trim and Will get back home Ia thru pace
but hardly in position 70 hope to over'"ke ue ~aos
f,nxo,ands Anson's "cots." AZ his youngsters
called found the trip severe one In spite oil 'i' -
luck In this city. The BrdeefoohS n'"'s IT,.
=. -, r,aca IN spite Of only moderate work Inc
Quaker CIV nine are but game ahead OF ue "l''
and the latter have an excellent chance to hnih al ~
10th prooklyn and Philadelphia. The coinpieN f'00'' -
date is follows: