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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09
RICHMOND NEWS AND GOSSIP
What is Going On In and Around
the Capital City.
a Pocahontas Merchants Views of
the Strike. A distressing Acct
dent on the James River. The
Contest for the Vacant
Police Captaincy.
Special Dispatch to The virginisu.

RICHMOND, Va, June S.-A we'll.
known merchant of PocahontaB was
here to day and in discussing the strike
III that viciuity SAID he thought it was
practically ended. AS yet the mer-
chants OF the town have not suffered,
az the military aud constant stream
of visitors hnvo spent much mobey
there. but when tho situation becomes
more quiet. then the merchants will
feel the effects of the strike. Tho gen
tleman is OF the opinion that there
would have been no trouble If treops
had not been ordered out, but he is
not disposed to oriticise the Governor.
There WAS distressing accident on
James river q short distance below the
city last night. A gentleman named
Evicb, who resides in Fulton, was in a
row boat with his II year old son oseph
and negro man. Their vessel WAS
run into by the tug Glendale, Capt.
Lawrence. All three persons Jumped
into the river for their lives aud
Joseph was drowned. A warrant bus
been issued for LRwrence's arrest, but
there is no doubt that the occurrence
wns OIL accident. The captain is much
distressed about the matter.
There will be lively contest for the
position OF police captain In tho first
district to succeed Capt. j. Is. Pleas
ants, who wns buried this morning. All
four of tho scrgeants of tho district
want tho place, ard it is likely that
Sergt. Howard, the senior officer, will
fill 1t. A police captaincy in Richmond
is job not to be- desplsed. 1t pays
500 month. and person is sure
always to hold it for life if his conduct
is good.
! he returns from the new nssessm n
OF real estate in Virginia show up well,
and there is every reason to believe
that Virginia will show gratifying
increase,
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giving glowing accounts of that coun.
try aud her reception, of her school
aud scholars. and the work which she
Is doing.
Mrs. Hubert, Of Norfolk, addresse'
the meeting on Quilted Oirering.'
She thoroughly explained what tho
united offering WAS and what it had
accomplished, how it was tirst started
and its object, and earnestly argued in
favor of each member of the Auxiliary
from now until October putting by /
cent a day for this Offering.
The ladies' at this point adjourned
for refreshments.
When the Council reassembled at 4
o'clock it proceeded with the election O..
alternates to the General Convention.
Tho following were elected: Clerical,
Revs A s Lloyd, L M. Carson, nj p
Logan. ID ID, and g . Pruden. Lay,
w II McKenney, w B Martin. G L
Holland and WA Anderson.
Rev. e. s. Gum, OF Brandon. offer.
ed the report Of the committee on the
parochiol reports. which eiyes stats.
tics gotten from 101 reports of congre
CATIONS; number of families, 4.l5l:
children. 1903; Individuals. 1876:
communicates. 1896; haptisms. infants.
ozZ; aunlts, ~; total, 754; confirma.
tions, III; marriages, 224; burinls. 424
public services on Sunday, 5,427; on
other days, 3, 100; sermons aud lectures.
1883; lectures, IL; Holy Communions
on Sunday, l,06i; value of
church buildings, $56,25I, ,0OO; chapels.
Sl27,e 800; rectories, SIP, $50. Of
school and parish houses, $4,000
furniture, including organs, SSS. $40.
invested funds, Sc, 452; value of lands;
SS4, 4,30e; total value. Sl00, 00l, 2G3; in.
surance on churches and chapels.
S223,2l0; on rectories, SCI, 100;
parishes houses. $1,000; on fur,
nIture, including organs, S2l,95O;
total. s324,9l0. Total receipts, sill,
292.11; total disbursements, SlG3,-
22l. Ga.
Thanks wore returned to the people
OF Petersburg for their hospitality to
tue railroad for reduced fare and to tho
press. The Council then finished its
business and adjourned
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SOME MIDNIGHT RAIDS.
Several Residents of Washington
Street Arrested.
our Houses on Washington Street
Pulled. The Club Over Barbour's
Saloon on Talbot Street Raid.
ed and About One Hun
dred Arrested,

The police last night went out on
several rnids, and as a result the sta
tion was packed with prisoners. At
II O'Clock the detectives raided the
Washington street houses kept by
Mary King, Mable French. Iibby
Roach and Florence Lamont, all white.
and these persons were taken to tile
station ana churges of Keeping houses
oil ili-ropute were entered. They gave
bail Tor their appearance Monday.
AT l2:3O the clubhouse over j. NJ.
Barbour's saloon, on Talbot street, was
raided and about 100 negro mon were
found in the place. The warrant.
which was Issued by Justice Grepory.
charged that the place was nuisance.
When the officers attempted to enter
they found the door locked and Barbour
forbid their entering. He was taken
to the station and charges entered
against him Of striking an officer in the
discharge of his duty. He gave bail ip
the sum of $1,000. Nearly all of the
persons found in the place were with.
out money and unable to give bail.
Harbour was seen and says that the
place Is regularly chartered club with
membership; that the club pays cick
benefits aud buries the dead. he
claimed that there was no disorder.
that tho men wore in the regular club
and were not noisy.
Justice Gregory said that the neigh.
bors complained of the pIace. All of
the men were taken to the station in the
patrol wagon, and as it required seve-
raj trips, about 200 persons congre-
gated about the streets and Witnessed
the performances
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SEASONAsLE BARGAINS.

ror This Weeks Special Sale, Com.
mencing Monday, June 10th
Wright's, 1856 Main Street.
$l.5O. "oi'n
9l'oo. Mosquito canopies, extra large:
worth $500
9oc' 20 III silk gloria umbrellas, best
nhish; worth Sl.50.
Sl'4S. 26-ln silk gloria umbrellas. extra
nne; worth g.. 80.
Sl.4o. Ladies white India silk narasols
win white frames and sticks aud
Dresuen ball handles; worth S., 90.
oe' 1cotch lawns, pretty siylos; worth
1Oc. Lovely styles of colo.ed dimitys.
batiste and ducks: sold all over for
12!c - '0-
1880: Stylish crepoues, lace striped
batlste and plisse; worth l25 per
cent more.
39c. "a in China and India silks. nobby
sly les Tor waists; also white, black
aud all light shades, would be
cheap at soc.
SOC. 81 and 10 IN black goods. fancy
weave, for separate skirts, value 1ic.
soc. SLACK Henrietta, silk finish. worth
75c.
$50, -, in storm serge navy and
black. all wool, worth 5Oc.
l9c, Ladies large shopping bug, worth
zoe.
10c. Canvas bolts, good buckles. in
black. navy and white, worth 25c.
%, 30. IS and &C. Lovely line silk
belts, with handsome buckles,
9sc. Large white quilt, worth Sl.5O.
Big bargains all over the store. call
and see them.
WRIdHTs, 1eG Main street.
New Line of Ducts suits,
Have just opened new line of Duok
Suits. II. A. Saunders. 172 Main street.
"Newost Discovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, 162 Main.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
News Notes of Interest From the
Magic City.
Special Dispatch to the virg nisn.

Magic City.
Special Dispatch TO the Virginisn.
NEWPORT News, Va, May June g.
-Four couvlcts made their escape from
the Jail here this morning between :
aud O'Clock. They were Charles
Julian, white; Edward Howard, white
Lem Price, colored; Smithers, colored.
They sawed the window bars in hall
and escaped ever the fifteen foot brick
wall which surrounds the jailyard. AT
thiO writing they have not been fonnd.
Price was incarcersted on being
charged with shooting Cuban
sailor; Smithers with housebreaking,
Julian and Howard with highway ro b.
bery.
MIR. Frank Walker, soliciting freight
agent of the Chesapeake aud Ohio,
spent Friday night in the city.
Mr.. Richard Brooke, of Norfolk,
was IN the city yeaterday.
The Misses Parker, Of Smithfield,
will return home to morrow.
Miss Louise Frencn has issued iuvi.
tations to ian obervation party" which
will take place at her home next Tues.
day evening at 0 o'clock.
MIR. Is. j. Saunders has returned
from Louisiana, where he has been
teaching school.
Miss Mary Wilder is improving
rapidly. She has been i'll several weeks
with typhoid fever.
Miss Alice Pend!etop, OF Loisa coun-
ty, is the guest of Miss Sallle Braxton.
Rev. Frod d. Power. of Washing
ton. ID. g., has returned home, after q
visit to his fn.hoT, Mr.. r. III. Power
Father DoGohue is in Richmond, aud
Father Aherne. of that city. will fill
his place tomorrow at the Catholic
Church.
Rev. nj, l.. Wood, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. is quite i'll ut his home
on Washington avenue.
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Ffnse lsniI Now. aud a:osaip.

correspondent OF the Sporting
Life says That Henry Kiefer, who
caught for the Farmers last season will
soon don Richmond uniform.
Now lot the "Clnms" get a move on
them. Wynne, Herr, Weeks and
Cbard pitchers, GeIer aud Cole CATCH
ers, with the balance of the team,
should make any aggregation in the
League play bnll to take game from
them.
ed" Behan will in all probability
join the chill Climbers" They wanted
him when the locals were in Lynch
burg, but he declined going with them.
Since then lie has changed his mind.
Cunningham and McCreury pitoeed
for the Louisvlles against Boston yes
seventeen ruus aud fifteen hits III eig Il
innings. The report neglected to state
when Mac was put in.
Paddeu failed to mako q hit of
Weeks yesterday.
1t is to be regretted that Umpire
Mitchell WAS hurt, during the game
yesterday. If he had presided until
the finish the unpleasant feelings en-
gendered by the decisions of the sub
stitute umpires would not have been O
matter OF record.
The home team will leave for Peters
burg on the early Norfolk and West
ern train III the morning.
The Portsmouths will meet Lynch
burg for three games commencing
Monday.
The "Magicians" and the "Blue
Birds" will fight 1t out on the diamond
at Roanoke Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Umpire DAILY is not pIenaing some of
the managers by his decisions.
There are no "rooters" in the State
that can compare in enthusiasm with
the Richmond "cranks.p Ii the audi
ences IN other cities were to treat their
pets as visiting teams are treated in
Kichmond, you would hear howl.
The rumor that Portsmouth and
Richmond had played gsme yester-
day morning was without foundation,
Umpire Mclaughlin did not do a
thing for Manager Smith, of Lynch
burg. when he fined him S25 for back
talk. Cheer up, boy, don't you care.
Notwithstanding the report of the
correspondent of the Sporting Life
that Kiefer would play with Rich.
mond that young gentleman filed his
old position on the Farmers iu the
game with Lynchburg yesterday.
IL the umpires would use discretion
in fnings the players it would take
away great many unpleasant features
of the game, for Instance, several
players yesterday gave vent to their
feelings in language more forcIbe than
elegant, about the umpire, md the
language they used was Objectionable
even TO those who were not in sympa
thy with the master of the field or his
decisions.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Hoggins
will not be manager III name only. If
be Is to bear the responsibilities of a
manager, he should have full and also
lute control of the men. At present,
the players seem to pay but little at.
tentIon to him. thinking probably that
lie action is not final.
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Notes of the Churches.

Rev Charles Ghiselin. OF Shepard.
town, w Va. will address the gospel
nesting at the Young Mems Christian
Association ct o'clock this afternoon.
DIR M B Wharton. pastor OF Froe
mason Street, and DIR J Hall, pastor
OF Park Avenue Baptist Cchurchss, ex.
change pnlpits this morning. At night
DR. Wharton wilt deliver the last but
one of his discourses on "famous
women" no subject to night is
Lydia the Business Woman"
Cumberland Street NJ Il Church
PreachiDg to day by the pastor, Rev "
Y Tudor, ID d, at II m and SIS u M.
Evening subject, "Ihree Aspects OF
Life"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

Norfolk ami Roane6e have played A. games
The last game OF this series seized.
ultd with Roanoke was played at
League Park yesterday afternoon be
fore fair sized audience, who enjoyed
1t from tho fact that the home team
started in like winners. Weeks pitched
for the locals, and Stahl for the visi
tors. The game went along merrily,
barring few bad decisions by Mr..
Mitchell. until the Sth inning. The
score at this time stood to IN Nor
folks favor. Roanoke at the bat, two
men out, and man on second and
third base; Bradley OF the visitors was
the hitter Weeks pitched a very wild
bsll we'll over Geier's head and Clark
came running home, but the ball strnck
the grand stand and bounded to Geier,
ut the plate, aud Mr.. Willie Wynue,
who had been put in to umpire after
Mitchell had been crippled by pitched
ball, called the runner out.
Then there was a wrangle, and Can't.
Paddon refused to play any longer un.
der any ouch ruling. The game was
then given to Norfolk. The Roanoae g
people will protest the game. Now, in
reference to thia matter, it is O we'll es.
tablished ground rule in baseball in
this ieague, that the runner is entitled
to one base on passed ball, if the ball
strikes the back stop, which is the
grand stand. This wild pitch not only
struck the back stop. but it hit ii with
such force that it rebounded nearly
back to the homo plate. and there is no
doubt whatever in the writers mind
that the Roanokes were entitled to tho
run, which would hnve made the score
stand to z; two out q man on third
base, and another inning each to play.
The Roanoke team should have con-
tinued the game. aud then if lost to
have protested it. Leaving n ball field
never gains any team the point sought.
The required distance from the home
plate TO tue back stop is 80 feet, and
from the very fact that this distance is
not observed in the parks in this State
necessitates just such a rule az spoken
of above. If runner is allowed any
other base on passed ball, why Is he
not allowed to come home? Below is
the score:
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Norfolk Horse Exchange.

Commercial and other business paper dis.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
City Bonds and other securities bought
aud sold.
Deposits received and accounts invited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Safe Deposit Foxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
Draw lis OF Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
Letters Of credit issued to principal cities
OF the world oca7
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SPECIAL SERVICES TO-DAY.

Baccalaureate Sermon. Children S
Day. Miss Ensign viii Speak.
Rev. +. II. Rawlings. OF Centenary
Methodist Church, will preach the
baccalamreate sermon to tho young
ladies OF the Norfolk College to day at
II o'clock.
Miss Ensign. the National Organizer
of the Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, will address the young
people Of the Freomason Street Bap.
tist Church at O'Clock this afternoon.
At 7:i5. She will speak at CRANKY
Street Methodist Church.
Evangelist Lees tent meetings will
begin in Brambleton Wednesday night.
The choir has been we'll trained,
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SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Norfolk. 8: I:
Roanoke,l. Two Base Hits Corcoran,
McGann. 9; Kelly. Weeks and Sherer,
Base on Bals-Of Weeks, 3; Stahl. 8.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Little. .. Left
on Bases-Norfolk, 4; Roanoke, Q.
Stolen Baees-Norfolk, 5; Roanoke, 3.
Wild Pitch-Weeks, 2. Passed Balls
CLARK. Struck Out-By Weeks, O.;
by Stahl, 3. Double Plsy-Cavan
naugh, Padden and Little. Umpres-
Mitchell, Wynne and McCann.
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Horrible Dcnth OF MIR. Henry w.
NcvCOmb.
speeial Dispatch to the YirRiuian. :

PETERsBURG, June 9.-Mr. Henry w
Newoomb, we'll known citizen OF
Prince George County, residing about
one milo from Jordan's Point Light.
house, met with shocking death about
O'Clock this morning. 1t Is supposed
that he was endoavorlng to disentuugle
chain. which ;held bull, and which
had become entnnglod around the legs
OF the auimnl. when tho bull attacked
and Rored him in the stomach in q m ost
terrIblo mnnuer.
colorod man named Anthony John
son, who WAS at work in IL field close
by, heard Mr.. Newcomb's cries for
help. but before ho could get to him,
hs hud been injured as described, and
was unconscious. He died shortly
afterwards. The unfortunate man
leaves widow and two children. He
married Mics Mary B,ckinds. of Prince
George county, aud wns member of
Sonthside Council Royal Arcauum. of
this city. in which order he cnrried an
insurance of $1,000 MIR. Newcomb
was cousin of MIR. j. M. Newcomb, of
this place.
Mrs. Wright. mother OF MIR. Angus
tus Wright, OF this city, died this
morning after q painful illness.
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some OF his admirers. Tho Ports
mouths left Tor home to night on the
steamer Pocshontas. Score:
r H E
Richmond. -. 0011lS o0-7 . s
Portsmouth....0 4 o U U 0 0 o. 8 }
Batteries s--Dinsmore and Foster
Hallman and Guilds,
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sThe Value OF n Eri.nd.

CoRNELTA, Ln.-"For over six years
was greatly troubled with constipa.
tion and biliousness. and was often
unable to work. At the suggestion Of
friend l tried Simmons Liver Regu-
lar, nnd am nowafreo of these troubles. I"
HARRISON Tarleton. Your druggist
SOIL IL IN powder or liquid; the powder
to be taken dry. or made into q lea
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Fifteen dozen mems laundried neg.
ligee shirts. Usual price, 80 cents {;
special price, 43 cents; So cents cents
per pair.
Do not fail to call and save Is cents
on the dollar on all goods.
A. j. Phillips,
3O2 and 30f High ST., Portsmouth, Va.
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The Children's Day missionary exer.
Gises, as prepared by the Secretary Of
Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian
CHURCH, Will bs held to day at the
Second Presbyterian Church at ) u. m
Inc programme presents a pleasing
variety OF Scripture readings, mission
ary Intelligence and singing. Rev.
John II. Allison. of Portsmouth,, will
make the address.
At the Queen Street NJ. T.. Church
tnis morning. at / o'clock, the annual
Ohiidren's Day service will be held, for
which an entertaining programme has
been arranged,
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I.YnchburG Win. Another Game.
BY Southern Associated Press.

oF coutHefn associated pr6s5.
PETERSBURG. Va, June S.-Peters.
burg had to.day's game we'll in hand
up to the eighth inning. Alloway, who
had pitched n good game, then let
down and allowed the visitors
to hit him freely. Singles by
Mekenna. Mclntyre and Smith.
aided by compile of errors,
heited them Eve runs. winning by one
run, as Petersburg was unable to score
again. The gamo WAS close and excit
ing, both teams playing o quick, snap.
Ply game. Score;
Petersburg. .....O O340o-s 50 6
Lynchburg ......00 . q 20 251- -912 4
Batteries: Alloway and Keefer; Nc.
kenna. Orth and Ferguson.
portsmouth Loses rhrcc strnight..
RICHMOND. Va, juno s.--By fine
batting and snappy fielding Richmond
succeeded this afternoon in wrestling
the third straight victory from Ports.
mouth. Both sides did splendid work
and 1t Was nip and tuck up to the
sixth inning. During tho game
"Reddy" Foster, one OF the RIoh-,
mond's crack cstchers, was presented
With o suit OF clothes as q gift from
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Tho EranhIin scnacn,x

Next Wednesday the commencement
exercises OF the Franklin Academy will
oegin, An address will be delivered
0y Rev. John Il. Whre, of Edenton.
N. o., IN tho morning and in the after.
noon the annual meeting OF the Board
OF trustees VIII be held. At O'Clock
at night the following programme will
be observed
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All Ney shapes In Yachts.

Beautiful null hats. all shapes in
chips and Leghorns, full line Of mill.
merry ut Mrs. p. Ries, l04 Church
street.
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For sore throat use Quratol.
Hon John II. Lawless, secretary of the
commonwealth Of the state of Virginia, in
speaking TO % reporter of Richmond
paper, said Quratol must be great rem.
edy, for ho knew great many of those
who had testified to its wonderful results
to be prominent citizens Of Norfolk
w. II. Terry & Co, wholesale druggists,
OF Norfolk, says: Il have every reason to
believe Quratol to be preparation of
wonderful curative powers l see eyi.
dcnccs all around Inc which lead to my
appreciation of its merits. 1t is having a
far larger sale than any other preparation
on our shelves"
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

twenty-five Gar loads best Timothy '
Hay. J. 81. Cofars l53 Water street.
Phone No, a. my19 I'm,
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Thc mooniight ixcursion Tn.1. @
row Night.

10 morrow evening, juno 10th. the
ladies of tho CONGREGATION ofthe York
Street Catholic Church, will give an
excursion on the steamer Pocahoutns
to Old Point and tho Capes. Their
efforts are directed towards making the
occasion pleasant one, and they look
forward to u large patronage. Music
VIII enliven the trip, and the delicacios os
OF the season will be- served. A real
good time Is guaranteed to all who par.
tcipate in it. Tickets can be had Mt
Vickery Il Cos, Humo ~ Bil,soly's,
burrows nnd Lawrence & Holmes
drnR stores. and at the boat. The ex.
cnrsion party will lenve Clyde Line
wharf at 7:l5 y. m.; Portsmouth 7:30,
and Washington steamer wharf at 7:45,
street cars will meet returning party
ut foot OF Main htreat
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GAME WON UNDER PROTEST
The Roanokes Refuse to Play and
Will Protest the Game.
Wynne's Ruling in Calling Clark Out
Is the Cause. Is Runner Entitled
To Base on Passed Ball
That is the Question Now.
Other Games.

Whore IheCiubS PInv To-NorrOv.
Lynchourg at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Richmond at Uoauoke.
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rrny! ssayi faaY!
twenty cars OF choice Timithy and
mixed hay on track. Must be sold, D.
L. Reid h Bro.
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esttrr,cd tr,rr

The body Of Mr.. Miles Is. King, who
died in Baltimore, arrived hero vcster.
day morning and was buried in Cedar
Grove Cemetery, Rev. Robert Cute
wood conducting the services. The
pallbenrers wero Maj. Charles Pickett,
Samuel L. Moore, Charles Il. Blick, A.
Myers, a. Is. Broughton, p. O'Connor,
Frank Wood, j. l.. Barry, Jr.
Tho remains of Mrs. Eugenia Grif-
nth, wife of MIR. John Ii. Griffith, for
meriy oil Norfolk, will nrrive here this
morning Mt ii $50 over the Norfolk and
Western railroad from Richmond.
Tho body of Mrs. Galt, wife of Lieut..
Il. II. Galt, Of tho Unn.,d Slntes Navy,
will be brought to Norfolk to day from
Annapolis for interment.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Ridley
will take pluce from the residences 1863
Freemason street, to-day at go o. IN.
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Standing OF tho clubs.

Richmond. Lynchburg and Petersburg
have played 30 games, while Portsmouth
Norfolk ami Roan9&e have played AZ gamos.
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For burns use Quratol.
For scalds use Quratol.
For cuts use Quratol.
For wounds use QuratoL
For eczema use Quratol.
For sprains and bruises use Quratol.
For boils use Quratol.
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"Neweat Discovery" teeth NO
pain. n. Z. d. Rooms, l62 Main.
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New Line of DucK suits.
Have just opened new line of Duok
Suits. II. A. Saunders. 172 Main street.