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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-18
JoRFoLK YIRGINIAN: SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER Is. 1897.

4SNc.: No. 2 barley. nominal; No. 3,
32Q43c.; No. 4. 2Sh@37c.; NO. 4 fax seed.
81. 051a Ds1.07%; prime Timothy seed,
81. So; mess pork, per bbl., $S.25@s8.30;
lard, per 100 lbs, 81. 6O9s4, 62ls short ribs
sides, loose, $5.15@s5.45 dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, 51a@5No.; short clear
sides, boxed, 5S45%c.; whiskey dis
tiilers' finished goods, per gal, s1.22;
sugars, cut loaf, $3.50; granulated, 1921.
NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET.
New York, Sept 17.-Flour weak and
lower, declining under q light trade and
sympathy with the break in wheat
Minnesota patents, s5.50@s5.75; winter
extras. s3.50@S3.S0.
Wheat-Spot, weak; No. 2 red, seize.
afioat; No. ! Northern New York S1.011
afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth, s1.o2
afioat.
Corn-Spot, market weak; No. 2,
33kc. elevator; 349sc. afioat.
Oats-SDot, dull; No. 2. 24A@25c.
Beef-Firm.
But Enthusiastically; picked bellies,
7A@Slac.; do shoulders, SIC. bid; do
hams. Sa@Shc.
Lard-Firm: Western steamed, IS. 90;
ctober, 1912 nominal; refined, firm;
Continent. S5.45; compound, 4M@5Mc
Porle-FirIn.
Butter-Firm; Western creamery 100
1skc.; do factory, Sh@121kc.; imitation
creamery, 11@l4c.; State dairy, 11Nl1bc;
do creamery. 13@1Shc.
Coffee, Spot-Rio, steady; No. 2 in
voice. csc; Cordavo 1Ok@1Ghc.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
39sc.; centrifugal, &c test, 15-16@4c; re-
fined, firm.
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Southern Fruit-Bananas. Csc @s1 90
per bunch; lemons, s@.00T3.a0; ca bbuge,
Northern, $l.50 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures, s160, yclIows,
Sl.210l.50; onions. $50 per sack new
Irish potatoes, $o.50G2.75
Poultry-old chickens. 20125c.
Eggs-Wholesalc; steady, at 14c per
dozen.
Beeswax-c2c. per pound.
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Merchants SAIReIS TIgDSD0IIQ|I1] G.
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ~oOTE.
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
BOSi TON, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URrAN ut y. III.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PRovI-
DlSNCiI.
First-clnss. Including meals and
second-class. including meals and
Pcri"habio freight sent Vim ,rovjd. .S9 rs
Forwarded by early train to Boston, and
81 tle snne rate as by direct steamers 10
Boston.
l"or. further Information apply to
r. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va.
a. y. GTERBINS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
w. p. TURNER. General Pass. Art
]. c. WHITNEY. Trn ific Manager
General Offices. baltimore. Md.
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CHICAGO NIARkErs

Chicago. September t7.---It was a day
Of liquidation and short selling IN ali
the grain pits to-day. Corn suffered the
worst. not even the fros;s reported hav-
ing sufficient influence 10 stop the de-
cline. Corn closed 1hGH1%c lower.
Wheat followed closely with "a lac. de-
cline. while oats broke ". The provision
market was q shining exception to the
general rule, closing prices showing
7R@10c. advances.
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PenI1Str SInrltpt,

fancy, Sc; strictly prime, 2Sir,: prime,
exc; Spanish, 90c.; low grades Smelling
stock. l}aGl&c.
Hand Picked-Fancy, &C.; extras,
&C.: third grade. 2lac.: No. l Spanish
shelled, Size; No. Virginia. 31sc. No. 2
Virginia, 2Hc.
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Crackers. per pound. &C.; taylors, per
pound. Sc: pan fish. per pound &C.: balS-
Ing fish, per pound, 4c.: founders. per
pound,3c.: sheepsheads, per pound .S910c;
mackarel per pound Sc: blue fish, per
pound. &c.; speckled trout. per pound.
&c. rock, per pound. &C.; Spanish
Mackercl, &c.
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Grnyn.
Steady

Peas-Steady: black-eye peas. new
cror. S1.i5 per bag; black, $l.00@l. 25
straight Irr bushel: clay. zoe. per bushcl
White corn, A3c.: mixed, Acc.
Mill Fced-Market steady; bran. S14 90:
'sh!Dstufr or !riddling. S1i.00; meal white
bolted. pei 80 pounds. 95c.
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana. No 1.
Timothy hay, $3.50; No. 2, $3.50: mixed,
$3.50
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NM ST. Railway SHy'1-i c..

THROUGH WESTERN NORTH CAIRO.
LIMA, THE LAND OF THE Sky"
Tho only line operating u sUlid train bc-
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
mar Sleeping Car through from Norfolk
to Nashville. -.sa-fTa. at,
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EASTEKlI CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO.
MlN1ON LINE between all points; North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern rail- Toad and Eastern North
Ca rolina.
Freight received daily until 5 r. M and
forwarded promptly ut low rate.
For further information apDiy TO TIM
General Oiiice OF the N. 6 S. Il. r. CO.,
Ncrfolk. Va.
II. c. UTDGINS
General Freight and Pass. AGENT
u. Is. KING. General Mnnn ger
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EVENING ENPREss LEAVEs Mr.

EVENING TNPRESS LEAVES NOR.
FOLK Mt 1910 p m. Tuesday. Thursday anu
Saturday for El:ZabCth City. Edcnton and
with the steamer Ncusc for NcwhornS
Morehcnd City, Kinston and Gollsb0ro via
Wilmington. y. C., ana for ali stations ;' on
tlr, w. II \. X. II. Stops at Roanoke Is
land Tuesday and Saturday.
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ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.

NAIL AND EMPRESS daily except
Sunday n i:2S q. NJ, ana morning train
connecting will all raj! and steam lilies al
Norfolk for the North. East and West.
Passenger stations foot o: East Main ST
Norfolk and Western depot. Freight sta.
ton on Water street. =
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL AND STEAMER
wHOLEsAI.E 0IltbTATIONS.
PrOytstnnk.

Norfolk, Va. Sept. II, 1892.
Fish-Mhckerel. No. :. IN kegs. $500;
new. small. $3.50. new. medium, s12oO;
No. 3. in kegs. $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50: North Carolina
Cut Herring. 1925; Potomac. in barrels,
5000.
Prov;sions-AIarket strong and al
vancing; mess pork, old, 1915; hams.
pork. new. 5000.
Bulk Nleats-Highcr; clear ribs, 6H
as to size and cut; fat backs, Sic .
bellies, 7r. for small: 71ac. heavy; pork
plate. S5.40.
Shoulders-Sugar-c cured, &c.
Bacon-Shoulders. 7Isc.
Breast-Sugar-cured. 9hc.
Hams-SnithflefG. 14QI5c.: s. C. slip
hams. lie.
Lard-Pure lard tterces, 5A@6xc
cases and tubs, nc. over price of tierces.
compound. FAC; tierces, in cases and
tubs. NC. higher.
cheese--Crcam, 1o1Ec.; Western dairy.
S1aQ9iAc.
Good Extra. M.75 to s4.6o; meal Der bag
Of 100 lbs. Ole; per bag OF 90 lbs. Ssc
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, 90c. QD1 60
BItter--New York State dairy, new
23c.: fresh creamery, 23@24c.; country,
1i@l5c.
Kerosene on-Firm: 112 degrees. 7kc. :;
60 degrees. l0c.: Red. $50 degrees. 1910.
Groceries.
Coffee-Green, steady; rio common.
9ha9llc.; fair, 12R0l3hc.; good. l4Is@
16c: choice. 1IQ17hc.: Laguayra, zoe !:
Java. 2903015c.
Syrups ard Molasses-Higher; syr-
upo Bright. 1Sv23e.: Fair Grades, 100
2oc.: Porto Rico. 10. 20 and e6c.. az to
grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair.
2a@2sc.; Good, 25Q3oc.; Choice, 35c.
Flour-Market higher and very strong.
Western spring wheat, Best Patent, Fam
iy, $5,75; Winter Wheat, Best Family,
s5.75: Choice Straight, Family, s525;
Good Family, $5.15; Fair Family, $500;
as to: gradei 9. 50 955c., as to weight.
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j. II. WINGFJELD,
folk. Va.
W. II. GREEN, General Superintendent.
J: NJ. GULF, Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
h0TiOIk, VHQlnl0 Beech 0nd S0uInGln R. R CO.
THE MODERN STANDARD GAUGE LINE
RUNNING BETWEEN
N O liz H OIL HE
H H"%o%s VIRGINIA BEACH. G nss.s9,.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TIME TABLE NO. 4.
EFFECTIVE TUESDAY. SEPT. II, 1887.
q y. NJ.


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
LEAVE NORFOLK.-7:50 4. m, through
EXPRESS; $3.50 Il. M, mixed; l02o Il. M.
through express; 1890 y. m. local OK
press; 1880 y. m. through express: $3.50 D.
m, local express.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACII-S:30 a. m,
local express: II IN II. M, mixed ZOO p. M,
lnSt express (stops only at Occunn. London
i'ridge, Lynnhnvcn, Understandable Thul!a
and kempsville): 1880 y. m, local express;
iOo y. m, through express; 1890 y. m,
through express.
SUNDAY TRAINS
LEAVE NORFOLIS.-S: 80 a. m.. local ex-
press; 1880 n. M, through express: 90 p.
m.. local express; $3.50 p. M. through ex-
press; $50 y. m. local express
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH-9:30 n M
local express: 200 y m. fast express (stops
only at Oceana, London Bridge, Lynnlu-
ven. Jacksondale, rhalln and kcmpsviile)
4:SO y. m, local express: 7:G0 p. M, through
express; 1880 y. M, through exp: css.
The run between Norfolk ana virginia
Beach, distance of eighteen niles 1.
mndc in twenty-five minutes on ThrouEl
En- press Trains. Efficient Bus AMI Elcc.
trio Car Service from and to all l.ncs cor.
verginE ut Norfolk.
Trains stop only on signal at inferno
diate stations. Chair cars on oil trains
Seats IL cents.
B. P. Holland, r. H. PanniIl,
Gen. Supt. Cen. Pass Agt
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Rice-Efllled. 4&QGhc.: rough. clea,
Ct red. 461G0c.: With red. CSC.
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CLYDE REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ SHIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM NOR
FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA. "
Until further orders steamers are an
pointed to sail from Norfolk every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and from Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. T-"~'
Through bills Of ladlng to all points
South and Southwest via s. A. L., Atlantic
Coast Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line, Southern railway, Norfolk and Car.
DINA and Norfolk and Southern railroads
Until further 3otice, no passengers will
sail on Saturdays at p.s m. 81, 55Ss9 S..SF
Us JAS, w, 5NIcCARICK
General Southern Agent, Norfoik, d. 81
" w, CLYEF1Sa &. o.
General AZ ents. 2 hi I'D elD hia Fs "
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If the system Is fortified by Hoods Sar-
saparllla, which makes rich, red blood
there ~ little danger Of sickness.
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The leading futures ranged ms follows
Opnn. IJtUh C;oo

Cash quotation were as follows:
Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat, s2@
93c.: sNo.4S spring wheat, SS@eac.; No.
red. 9s@94c.; No. 2 corn, 2sM 02s1ac.;
No 3 oats, 191sc.; No. 2,swhite, 23A@
Wei; Ne. 9 white, q ~ 92s &c. ) No. 2 rye,
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n S S w NoIfllk%WesterIl
c1zsvzz1ISA Schedule in Effect

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 4, 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
TAO q. m.-For Richmond, Washingt ton,
Lynchhurg and the West.
i:35 D. m.-Vestibuled Limited for Rich
mond and Washing ton. Stops
only at Suffolk, Waverly and
Petersburg.
1000 p, m.-For Petersburg I.ynchburS
the West and Southwest
Trains arrive at Norfolk daily, 100 n. m
IL 20 n. m. and 1910 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 272 Main street
W. r. BEVIIf
General Passenger Agent
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IN B c i. : R. a Sd 5, B CO.
NEW BAY LINE.

Nv. Norfolk Fayctte street. ....eoo IN
Lv. Old Point ...... $500. ....7:e0 y IN
Ar-Ri.l4 l,,,eEey- Light St, foot Lee 100 III
NORTH BOUND Il. & Q. r. II. K.
l.v. baltimore 80. 49,. 500 u mi sos II m
SOUTH BOUND. d. & o. , p. II. II.
l.v. New FORK ...... 80. III 20 IL mi i:C9 y IN
l.v. Philadelphia 80. 80. $3.50 y m BIB y III
Ar. Baltimore 49,. sol $40 p mi 5:l9 y III
Nv. Baltimore. Light stroct.......G:? y IN
Nv Sld pnint ;; a. '........'S S:oS II, IN
Tickets sold aud baggage checked to all
points North, East and West. Staterooms
reserved ut Company's office, 162 Main
street, or on honrd steamers Electric cars
from Baltimore wharf to NIL points "r
city. Carries United States Mall between
Norfolk and baltimore.
J. II. WINGFtELD,
Passenger and Ticket Agent. 1G2 Main
street. Atlantis Hotel.
u. T. LAME. Agent.
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HO[|OIk Z WASHINGTON Steamboat CA

Ihc ncN ai.u gOnS!i"t L2iugp
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH.
lNGTUN and NORFOLK will leave
daily rs follows:
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TENNIS AT TARRYTOWN.
FINALS FOR THE WASHINGTON IRVING CIIAL-
LENGE Cr'P TO BEGIN TODAY

FINALS FOR THE WASHINGTON IRVING c1IAL-
LENGE Cr'P TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
There larger attendance at the Sleepy Hol
low lawn tennis tournament yesterday than on
Wednesday. The contests We're mems singles for
the Washington Irving Challenge Cup and FOR the
consolation prizes and mems doubles. OF the four
ma tches in the first competition that Of Paret and
Wright IN the sem-hnals was the BEST. After IA
plucky game Paret and to-day he will play
Holcoub Ward In the anal for the challenge cup.
The winner Will play f. =. Fisher who won the
cup last year. for the championship OF the club.
In the doubles Wright and Paret beat iowa and
Burchard while the other teams dcfauted. How
ard Tnayer leads In the consolation contest, hav-
ing defeated H. J. Dohrrnan In the first round.
No women's singles or doubles have b~ played
ng 10 .ack OF entries. The summaries follow:
Mems singles tserond und,-Beals Wright beat X. d.
Thurber. G. &c, @. Holccmb Ward beat > g
Bait. 81 Ga.
semi finals Parmy Paret beat Beas Wright ca
-, Holc0mb Ward beat Z. VI Sergeant. u = I ..
Mems douDcs-Parst and Wright beat iowa ana Bur
johnson. by default auG Perpon and Little defaut-d -
Fraze. and Halves.
Mems singles 'c2nso lation prize preliminary rounil-
G. p. Haw"s beat r. l. strong. g. -: II. Dohr-
beat Charles y. Willard -, 90. -. II. Thnyer
Leaf r. VI. kugges. b. default. Or. Frazer beat r. L.
Little CO. g
First round-Thayer bcn. Dohrnlnn. - 20
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NETWORK LOST AND WON.
AN EXPENSIVE DOUBLE-HEADER FOR
HOME TEAM.

PITTsBURG MEN WON. ALTHOUGH THEY MADE
PLENTY OF ERRORs-MEEKIN PITCHED THE
LOSING CONTEsT-o'DAY REFUSED TO
UMPIRE TIE SECOND GAME.
The double-hsaded game arrangement at the fOio
Grounds yesterday may possibly prove 10 be
rather expensive experiment 10 the New-1or team
for the home team lost one Of the games at stage
when defeat means much. The contests were De-
tween the New-York and Pittsburg teams ana each
won a victory The Pittsburg men played wretch
eddy in the field making enough bunders 10 iose
half dozen contests Vawiey was the pi'CheE !"
the opening game ard The defeat OF the local team
was due entirely 10 his dec .pive curves, tor nav"
ley's support was wretched throughout IN spite ol
this however be held down the local batsinen. 20
four hits. Me"k!n hit In the race OF eN0'''7"'
support.
O'Day the umpire wanted the second game s'1 h.
ed a. soon as the first had been hhl-Htu' ~
joyce would not consent ~ this arraHseIheuLt 1tIu
O'Day left The field and refused 20 uinp!re VI. 10
0nG contest. Two players were called upon ~ 80 J
the work. Only six and half innings VIZ pr eu
in this game and the home players won !" sin
thing to spare seymour pitched ste5dy s''i H.
while Hughey did splendid work. conaiHer'nt w
poor support accorded hin. Many anotner pi'cher
would nave been discouraged win sucn WhoiesI'e
funbing going on around him. The scores
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COWS DIE From HYDROPHOBIl.
EXPERTS OF THE BUREAU OF ANiMAL INDUSTRY
lNNESTlGArING TIE CASE.

t-ypFR~S OF THE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY
fXyEsTIGArING THE CASE
Washington. Sept. (Spec!ah-"lthin 'he Ias'
Few weeks three cows belonging 10 the nero ol '"
q rown OF Washington, have died on MS tHhi III
virginia. near this city. from hydrophooia An OUT
break u this disease among cattle IS an u''"SN''
thing and the experiments when nave oeeh con
lrc.oJ Ly the Bureau OF Animal Industry OF 'he
Agricultural Department as a seauei o. inns -
hav. been watched with the greatest lh'''eS" az
f4c, that several cows ~ his nero sho"eu y 'P-
80 ~ disease was communicated by Mr.. Lown
70 m official OF the Bureau several Weeks "So' a'
nm INSPECTOR wIs sent 10 investigate me cas- an
...,-, o, tho nature OF the disease ana take tle
,cossor,, stems 10 prevent Il from spreading. l"e
inspector was astonished 70 find mar 'he u'Se'Se'
animals exhibited strong and wrll-deireu s9lP'0''
~ rabies All Of th-m died and me 'Hr'asS's W
,,,,,,. burned bu, not until after virus had p'en
oh,o,ned from portion OF the first one with "n.'"
=. t,,cri,,a Two rabbits These were kept u'usr
,,osa obs.rvation and on Saturday one q -
,ied after q abort illness when deVeopeu "'' ,'o
SYMPTOMS Of hydrophobia On Mo"u"' ~ -.
robb,, ded IN tho same manner ana the SuoS't"e''
,,.,,t,,,,,rs showed that both died from raoi'9'
Tho origin Of this case is obscure That 'he mr.
-, nod bscr bitten By rabid dog or o'her AM
i az, I'm, death resulted from ms CAUSE ,''
r,,,, whatever Is entertained by the oni''a'S ""'
investigated the and under Wh3Se she,i
Nv x,ier,meuts we're made so well ,J IT,
NE & f'ct regarded by them that an oi!cia
COMMUNICATION was sent TO-DAY oy NJ ~ 1iealth
go ih i,reau OF Animal Industry 70 IN" dnmfune
~ -, Inc District Columbia, gFiIlg a.,
pt'Ii H,c,s nd certifying that the rehlali"'' u
,he herd was free from infectl9n , Ia, officials
M t.br oxpertrnents recently made oy o.i' E
uc 'x5i',roau of Animal Industry Win VIZ us
Mined from portion OF he BODY OF 40 yo" from what
mann; .,"niing physician declared TO be ."Ds ssted
silt,ng from the bite Of dog dn nay az failure
"a SKA case II should be remem6ered nen e
th,, the body OF young Springnan" nrt,on Of the
bag" cord Vas taken from It for me a,r,S
The experiment. and 70 ms iact corn3ted with the
Virus V thus Obtained died within 1Isn of hydrophoba
~. solrnon and his assistants W. -, Ssoth
means satisfied that This vas s zine cord OF one Of
IN" WI n1r,os was used 70 nocuate Two as u,,av
ne Four weeks ago and they appesr 20 ,no"rla,ion
WIS ,ouII.r,. to-day as they were before H'ON"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
At THE BOTTOM OF THE DEEP SA''

Iro,, C'hambcrs's Journal ,,rslv
rn hot,or Of the deep sea Is, moe l. s,n hy
ln me ~ from the warmth AMI nght OF IN. , 80, nf,en
- =. 81, evening mass Of water " ldnu which
In e that the Intervention OF c,S" wa,er re-
WHY steam or divided masses OF "S rsis ~,
ar a. gloom and fall OF tempera ~ IN.
s, 10 1tinitely more intense at the - a.,
tcC IT, - hatween which and the sun lie - Loud
osaa not only for day or TWO aye ,,ar.I miles
Pc 1ravsr volume OF water often Sessi, 49, 90
NV Even At hf,een fathoms from tne spa n
VI nHtyh, * much subdue producing nioIe ~ M
we rance of pale moonlight than or e,r, mic
p,narimeuts made with very sensItve ~ Gsneva
eHpag n The clear wate- OF the lake OF rene'a
plae shown that sunlight does not peheIh" ~ q
MAJ % Ienh there than l55 fathoms IN the oSesi
q, rho tropics where sunshine moe' insei..o
and ~ nene;rates beyond depth OF 30 fathoms
below ,in;. heat like It's light. is also cut on from
-, ccean depths In the same manner co u.
We 10 writer foul that IN the Bay OF Bengai ,nsre
81 fail OF temperature amounting 20 ap 49, re
- a 'EnhrenheIt for every ten !athoms from me
grr.,re that the thermometer sinks Al ?g fatnom ms
Su - found that the thermometer stlads an me
ne ne, i.' round at s. degrees Fahrenheit and az z
Es,homs II constantly register about 81 degrees
ta,hhpDsnbet or close upon freezing pon;; i e Gu
~, "a note that as rise In the air. In balloons
~ On mountain slopes. the temperature fails as we
rise and the same occurs as we dive INTO me
denhs of the ocean, but In mines the heat increases
as We descend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
n,rrpSrur FALL REGATTA.

--r. R,vsrs,de Yacht club. Of Riverside. conn
nu hold its fall regatta for the rorty-three, 'nrS
SIX thirty and twenty-five foot CLASSES 81
cutters and yawls and also ior lle va, -,
-. t,., ,Iot classes Of cabin mainsah yachts
wv, s,,rra,v The races will be sailed on cap
,,i, uarbor in Long Island Sound and are c open
~ entries from yachts OF any paca Committee
Entries c ", today The regatta committee Is COM
ppsed OF Frank Bovine Jones George ~, % largest
ana "a Of sloops wiz be from the starting line 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
nm SOLDIERS MEET N COLUMBUS.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept Sat the business meee'
irg Of the Society OF the Army OF West virginia
,,,,- he election O. officers resulted follows:
President, W H. Powell. Bellevie. H.; secretary.
treasurer =. F. Zese. Middleport. Ohio; assistant
secretary c. J. Roberts. Wheeling; vice-presidentA
n DuvaL Wellsh;rg. w. Va; Van II. Bukey.
Parkersburs W. Va; B. N skinner. Pomeroy.
Ohio. T + Vance C;allipolis Ohio: G. J. Walker.
Jackson Courthouse W Va. j B. Warwick Ll.
casville. Ohio: L. Curtis. Marietta Ohio; J. Z.
Own ohio: ". Wilson. Athens, Ohio; f; $. VIII
son. Iron,on. Ohio: 7; H. Mckee. washington.
ohio and Thayer Melvin Wheelps i,,ys rn VA IA
Ia state troops and Old soldiers appeared,
Colonel Poland OF the Regullr Army being CHIEF
arshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
BALTIMORE. 3. LOUISVILLE, >.

p,ltin,or. sept 9-The champions took to-day's
o. an. from louisville errors. II was pitchers
.l.tt,. iI,r fer having shade the better OF the
argument There was plenty OF good snappy play
irg On botn sides. Both sides Kicked nard on
I<ellr's close decisions. and in the fourth inning
i've umpire yur Clarke. ~ Baltimore. out of the
game Attendance, LIS score. - ,
baltimore ..........2 o o o o x-3
ii,,s,u,. minced - - o q % :
uaueries-Iianer aud clarke and Robinson: iiilI and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
GAMES AT ORANGE OVAL.

Although the orange Athletic Club has beaten
,.ar,s yh,.h have beaten Newark, II has not been
oble This wear 10 defeat the Newarkers. ana "h'S
-, .Ao orar,. .root.rs'' have been anxious 20 see
- ,,v,ritss get another Whack at Deacon fliE ;
men In order Ia please them game mas 2eTy ~
,r'a,,,d hetwr.u the Orange Athletics anu N"Wht n
- ,in,ad AZ orange oval tomorrow afternoon
y, o.ricrk II will be preceded at CLOCK Dy
n regular game Ia the Atlantic tcdS"e ''''O' ~
,,,..n \.v trk and Rra Ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

Philadelphia. sept s-rhe game with Chicago
here to-day ended m a vhirlwind Victory Tor me
phillies Chicago touched Dunk" the new pitcher
I'D rather lively and Thornton had the Phillies at
his mercy until the last two Innings. when they
go, FOUR OF their eight hits. kyans murei NY
Ilded philadalprla 20 get three runs the eighth
In the ninth a single and a base on balls paced
two on bases with two ont. and Lajole drove them
home win a three basger winning the game. At
tendance i.so3. score. - .
C,,.,g, ............O % II :
Pli,,!.rria ........O % . . % % % -
Observation-Disclosures AL KIt-aee. Dgnkle and Boy.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
vAsurXGroX. Q, CLEVELAND. 8

Washington. sept. 9-To-day's game was slug
rlng match with majority ~ the long hits III
favor u The Senator's In the fourth trio or
fhr..-bagg.r. w-r" made OT Powell II was any
ones game throughout bat N" senators were
lucky and won H. Attendance, l,Fp score
r II. f
y,.,sri,,,,, o q % II :
C,.yo',a5 3 . o-s -
ul.,e-.~.- Mar..r and Mc'iur~. Powell aHd thinner
Gam. "a led a account n darkness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. Toronto First game-Toronto, ~ Springfield
Ia second gam"-Sp r!nyneid, %, Toronto, .
4, svr1.t4c- syracuse g. STANTON, !.
At Bufralo-BuNalo. ,. Wikeabarre
A. NortreaI-Monircil. =. Providence. J.
4, Nevurk- Newark I Reading .
At Har'for l-Har'lord 10; La i,Sia,,rs
a. pat,rsou-Norsolk >. taterson. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

Game called on account - tIrN0'>'
Earned Naw. York >. Pittsburg / Tw0-hnse
hits-H. Davis. Van HdI'r"n II me- run-Smith. stolen
bases Nc reery y Warner Joyce. Double pay Ely
ant r. Davis. First base e-r0r-Nrw Gcrk. ! Iittr
burg First talIs-OH SEYMOUR. !. ~ llughey
Struck By "a, T"ur >. hv HugEey. J. v y:
pitches seymour. / iiughey J. Left IN bases Soy
-t 2 P.'tshurg :. Tim" - gaUr-l.2J Imp,r"s-
MLlmo md TnnnehNl.