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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
standing oft,,e clubs.
Thc First Gnme Forfeited TO Roanoke

1Iie Etrst t.nnic Forfeited TO Roanoke
The audience assembled at League
Park yesterday afternoon to see the
first game of this series with Roanoke
did not expect to be treated to sur
prise In conjunction with o game of
ball, yet such is tho fact, for when
play Was called by Umpire Mitchell it
was discovered that the Norfolk club.
or its management, had failed to have
O supply of new balls at hand. Pndden,
captain OF the Roanokes, saw q chance
to get game to his credit by pushing
the umpire On the point of time, con
sequently, Mr.. Mitchell had nothing
else to do but to award the gume to
Roanoke by a score of 8 to 0. There
was n howl from the "rooters," but
both Padden anu Mitchell were mex
erable, Notwithstanding tho pleading
OF Manager Hoggins for q few minutes
time, aud the game went tc the "Magi.
clans" as above mentioned.
At the conclusion of the action spok
en- OF the two clubs started to play an
exhibition game, but the audience saw
that it was to be fsrce aud rose en-
masse and started to leave the grounds.
hasty consultation of tue managers
followed, and Umpire Mitchell, nd
dressing the people in the grand stand
said. this is to be postponed cham
pionship game" aud turning to the
players. cried "play ball." the supply
OF balls having arrived.
THE SECOND GAME,
The two teams then went to work,
Chard twirliug for the home team aud
Lloyd doing the same service for the
visitors. he game was interesting ut
times when Norfolk had men on the
bases and they were expected to score,
but beyond that and the accident which
happened to Chnrd in the second In.
ming by.being struck on the end OF the
left thumb by hard blt bali, injuring
that menber, there was nothing espe
emily stirring to write about. Chard
retired from the game and Weeks
finished III good style, the visitors only
making four hits off his delivery.
Lloyd pitched good game and the
support given him was good.
Below is the score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

Bryde. Ph; d Jones Goodwin, Ran
dolph Harrison, Hobart Miller, Richard
Eppes. Jr, Mann Page, Robert Logan
and w N KEENAN,.
Sunday Schools,-Rev 0 8 Barten. u
ID; Rev L Woodson, Rev L g Ribbe
ana Msssrs FL L Jones, George NJ Bol
stein and w 81 HARRISON.
After the appointment OF the above
standing committees the Council ad.
journed until to morrow morning, no
session OF the Council being held this
evening.
THE MUSIC.
The music as rendered by the choir
to-day was of q very Gne order. The
following is the programme Of music
sung at the services held yesterday
ut III a. m.:
/, voluntary, solo and chorus from
the 95th psalm, 30 Come, Let us Wor-
ship" ., venite, 40 Come, Let us
Sing" B, Gloria Patri, No. aud No.
o; 4, lie Deum lJackson's); 8, jubilate,
20 be Joyful III the Lord" &, hymn
3SS. Ante Communion. 7, after tho
epistle, "Gloriu Iibi," No. /; 8, hymn
491; 8, oifertory, voluntary, "Lift
Tine Eyes, o LIT Thine Eyes" page
las from tho orstotio "EliJah;" IL,
oifertory sentence and Gloria Patri; IL,
lrisagion, Holy, Holy, Holy" II,
hymn 225; ID, Gloria in Excelsis,
GLORY be to God on High;" II, Pos
tludium, Lovely Appear Over the
Mountuin," chorus from the "Redemp.
tiou," Gounod.
At half past s o'clock to night, the
Council met in st. Paurs Church, and
after evening prayer services read by
Rev. O. s. Barteu, d. d., of Norfolk !;
heard addresses in behalf of DIOCESAN
missions, by Wn. ID. Smith. of the
Norfolk Convocation, Claudius Il.
Smith, of the South western Convooation
Rev. James s. Russell, who told of
tho work of the colored convocation;
Rev. VIM. A. Barr, of the Convocation
of Danville; Rev. DIR. Lney the evange-
list OF the diocese, who selected for his
text "Because l Live Ye Shall Live
Also" The congregation was large
and the music exceptionally fine.
The following Programme was rem
dered:
l, Voluntary; first chorus from
"Hymn of Praise" Mendelssohn; =,
hymn 501, third tuno: 5S3, first tune;
5O9. first tune; 450, first tune; 3, offer.
tory; voluntary, "Blessed are the Men
That Fear Him." chorus and chorale
from "Eljab." Meudelssohn; 4, offer.
tory sentence aud Gloria Patri; 3,
postludium, "The Heavens are Telling
the Glory of God" from the oratorio
"Creation," Haydn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
A JEALOUS WIFE THE CAUSE.
OF Prot. 7. Nash Committing Sui
eide by Drowning Last Monday,
FOR Some Unknown Reason Mrs,
Nash Threatened to Have Her
Husband Placed in Irons. He
Gould Not Stand the Shame
And Sought Death
Bv Southern Assoclated Press.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June a.
Prof. u, Nasb. Chief of the British
Educational Bureau of India, LAST
Monday afternoon committed suicide
by jumping overheard from the steam,
ship CIty OF Topeka, near Queen Char.
lotte sound. The deed was committed
in the preseuce of his wife, who ia q
Hindoo prince aud immensely wealthy.
Mrs. Nash, who is finely educated and
quite pretty, was Intensely icnlous of
her husband's actions. In consequence
they engaged in many petty quarrols.
When near Queen Charlotte sound.
about 4 p. m. Monday afternoon. she
called Prof. Nash from the smoking
room, aud going on deck, began to be-
ratio him for some unknown cause. In
the hearing of other passengers he told
her if she persisted be would jump
overheard. She retorted ths: she would
report him 70 the captain, who would
place him in irons.
As the wife turned herself around.
her husband deity leaped over the rail
into the eea.
a general alarm was sounded and
lilo buoy thrown in, but he made no
effort to reach it. The steamer was
stopped nnd boats lowered aud most
diligent search instituted without avail.
Prof. Nash belonged to wealthy
family living in England, aud after
fifteen years residence in India was re-
turning home. When he sprsng into
the sea he carried jewels on his person
valupl at lpvorol tbnuoopd doII,.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Ho Talks About tho Treatment or Old
Sores and Ulcers.

Ro Talks About tho Treatment OF Old
Sores and Ulcers.
Tho slowness which chGracterizes the
healing of ulcers has sometimes led to the
belief that they are iucurnblo. Another
popular notion is that their cure Is detri-
mental to the health Of the patient With
equal proprioty we might say that it is
dangerous 10 cure diarrhCa, dysentery,
consumption or cancer. These erroneous
Impressions cause many people to suffer
for years and even II lifetime without re.
lief A few words us to The cnuses results
aud treatment of these painful ailments
Will not he wanting in interest to news.
paper readers.
The various species of ulcers are merely
notifications OF ono form of chronic sores.
4 nc sufferer may assert that he enjoys cx.
cellcnt health, but, If questioned closely,
1t will be found that tho sore irritntcs him
and that thcrc Is sufficient constitutional
disturbance 10 prevent the healing powers
OF nature from asserting itself and effect
ing cure. The cure of these ulcers is
therefore necessarily slow, and any one
expecting to obtain Immediate relief will
be disappointed. Constitutional treatment
IL of tho utmost Importance
The bowels should be kept in perfect
order; If constipatcd, tho ulcer will be
irrltated. In this case, take two teaspoon
fuls OF compound licorlce powder in a half
glass of warm water Mt bed time. If tho
patient suffers from nervousness, uso bro
lhide of soda every three hours in doses of
forty grains until relieved. Tho patient
should also SEQ that the blood is purified,
and digestive organs in good condition.
Elixir of lactopeptine, with iron, quinine
and strychnine, will bo found excellent to
tone up the system.
For local application nothing is superior
to Quratol. 1t is soothing, 1t destroys pu.
trefaction of tho flesh and restores tho It's
sues to heolthy condition. A lotion of
ono part of Quratol to six parts of water
should be applied on baudages Of absorbent
gauze or cotton. The sore should be COW
cred so rs to effectually exclude tho light
and DIR, and tho bandagos kept wet with
tho lotion. Scabs and hardened dead flesh
should DO removed, that the healing may
be gradual and from the bottom to Insure
permanency. This preparation Gun be
found at all drug stores and general stores
in this section, and is sold at 30 cents a
bottle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
THAT POSTPONED GAME.

In reference to the postponed game
lie VIRGINIAN Is st loss to place it.
The Roanokes have played six games
with the home team, not including yes.
terdny, four of which were won by
Norfolk, and as the schedule only gives
them that number to play, just where
the postponed game comes in is a kind
OF baseball mystery. The managers
OF the two teams could have agreed to
transfer regular schedule game, which
counts In games played, won and lost,
and such IL probably tho case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
A SAVANNAH FIREMAN SHOT.
Frank Keenan, is Instantly Killed by
Engineer Thomas Founder.
By Southern Associated Pross.

Bv Southern Associated Pross.
SAvANNAH, Ga, June 6.-Frank Kee-
nan was shot this Afternoon by Thomas
Founder. The latter is an engineer in
the Fire Department at hendquart ters.
Keenan, was discharged from the do =.
pnrtmont yesterday by Mayor Myers,
together with another fireman, Bob
Laird. on account of n cursiug match
which the two men had with each
other. keenan, belonged to tho chem
icnl company next door TO the engine
company No. 3, to which Founder and
Laid belonged. and there was consid.
erable jealousy between the two com.
pnnies.
Founder was a witness in tho inves
tiGation and Keenan, attributed his dis.
charge to Founders evidence. He an
nounced to several parties that he
intended to settle the matter with
Founder, and the latter has been
warned and was prepared. Keenan,
came into the headquarters about 6
O'Clock in company with John Duffy.
four discharged flromen, and meeting
Founder struck him several blows in
the face.
keenan, ierked loose and drawing q
pisto fired five ahotH in rapid success.
sion. -Four OF the bullets took effect
in tho head and neck aud one in tho
left shoulder. Ono ball pierood the
right temple aud tho ono in the neck
severed the carotid artery. Keeuan was
dead before striking tho ground.
Founder surrendered TO tho first po.
liceman that came up. keenan, was a
splendid specimen Of physical man
hood aud wns a member of the Savan.
nah foot ball Tenn for two or three
years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Murderer sspIntos slis crime on
the tallays.
by Southern As.ociatoa pross

WAYNEsDunG, Pa, Juno G.-John
Eisenmeinger. the third man to be
hanged in Green county, was executed
tbis afternoon. The trap wns sprung
ut l:25 and In eleven minutes the pulse
oeRsed. Tho doctors pronounced him
dend forty-oue minutes from the time
he fell. He murdered man named
Mccoy. His victims wife and brother
Witnessed the execution. The mnr
dorer confessed and begged forgiveness
of those he had bereaved.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
BOY SHOT IN HIP.
Claims That it Was Accidental,

Claims That it Was Accidental, so
Says John Thomas.
Last night about 10 O'clock, in the
Fourth Ward, boy named Frank Will
klns was shot in the right hip with u
pistol III the hands of John Thomas.
Both were colored boys of about the
same age. Thomas was arrested by
Sergeant Robinson aud locked up at
the station-house. DIR. Speight attend
ed Williams, but was unable to locate
the ball. 1t is claimed by Thomas that
the shooting was accidental.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated kilograms Of Newsy
ltems

WASHINGTON, G.-The President has
appointed Edward S. Bowers Assistant
Comptroller of the Treasury, vice Man
sur, deceased, and VIM. Ii. Pugh to be
Auditor OF the Treasury for the Navy
Department, vice Morton, removed.
Fort MONROE. Va, 6.-The new
steamer Newport News. built by the
Newport News Dry Dock Company for
the Norfolk and Washington Line, went
ont this morning for SIX hours trial
trip, which WAS highly successful.
LONDON, G.-The United Press learns
from the best London authority that
Paris Bankers have concluded Chi
nese per cent. gold loan of GlG,0
600, guaranteed by Russin.
RICHMOND, Va. G.-The proceedings
in the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals to day were as follows: Chas
+ Douglass, Wnshingtou; Is + Leigh.
ton, ashlngton; George s Mower,
Newberry, 5 q, were admitted as attor
neys of the court. Silas Dsnty vs tug
Martin Doilman, submitted; james l.
Webster VS. Lewis McR Bell, opinion
handed down affirmed.
BORDEAUX, c. President Faure yes-
terday received q depntation repre-
senting the interests involved in the
projected caual to connect the Atlantic
and Mediterranean, and assured the
delegates that the Government was
greatly interested IN the project and
fully recognized the chance of its being
carried out.
MADRID, G.-The Spanish squadron
which is to represent Spain in the
naval pageant at kiel sailed from Fer.
rot for that port to day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Isc is Nevertheless u Citizen OF In
ICuntry.
By Southern Associated Press.

TRENTON, N. j., June 6,-The Su-
preme Court this morning reversed the
Judgment of the Hudson Circuit Conrt
in the case of Benny vs.. O'Brien.
Benny was elected town counsel of
Rayonne and O'Brien contested his
election, alleging that Benny was not
citizen of the United States, although
born in this country, the point being
that he was the child of an unnatural.
lied father. The Hudson Circuit Court
uphold this contention, but the Su.
preme Court takes the view that all
persons born here, except ths children
of foreign diplomats, are citizens when
OF proper age.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Tho n,nchburg E.cur.,oni.ts.

The Lynchburg eXcursionists greatly
enjoyed themselves yesterday. They
visited the various places of interest in
Norfolk and yesterday afternoon they
went to Virginia Beach aud Ocean
View, whore they tried the tempera-
ture OF old ocean. Among the e1cur.
sionists are many children,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
sterling SILVER.

If you want strictly sterling silver
goods buy from a legitimate business
house and you will be sure of not
having Mr.. STERLING Pewter's" goods
put on you, as has been done,-vide
New York Herald OF recent date. New
and genuine goods in watches, dia =.
monds, jewelry and silvcr constantly
being received at The Casket, at prices
guaranteed the loweat.
''Newest Disoovery"-lExt. teeth ne
pains N, Y. p. Heezne, l62 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
The score stood "a ,o15.
by Southern Associated Pross.

PETERSBURG, w., June 6.-Lynch.
burg played their first of the series
with the Petersburgs this afternoon
and were badly beaten. The game was
regular slugging match, both teams
hitting the ball hard and often, but the
home team played clean fielding game
and were more fortunate in bunnhIng
their hits. Score:
Ri +
Petersburg. s S72l S1-27 81 3
Lynchburg .....S y o O. 5 0 l4-l5 20 s
Batteries-AlIoway, Foreman, Dun.
kle and Clark; kagey, Foster. Smith,
Plock and Ferguson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

Messrs. Horace s. Peed and James
Nj. Jordan have formed o co.partner-
ship under the firm name of L. NJ.
Peed L Son, to conduct the ship chand-
lery and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October lst, 1895. 1880, su, tn. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
SoRFoi.i;
ROANOKE.
SCORE BY INSISGs.

SUMMARY. Earned Runs-Roanoke,
=; Norfolk, l. Two Base Uits-Iiager,
Sherer, Weloh and Bradley. HIT BY
Pitched Ball-Padden. Base on Balls
on Lloyd, 2; oil Chard, l; off Weeks.
3. Stolen Bases-M cGaun, Geier. 81;
Latlmer. 3; Padden and Bradley, 2.
Struck Out-By Lloyd, 8; by Weeks, g.;
by Chard, .. Left on Bases- Roanoke,
4; Norfolk, 4. Umpire--Mitchell.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Funeral orNirs. shnrp.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. L..
Sharp, widow of the late William w.
Sharp, took place from st. Pauis Pro-
testaut Episcopal Church yesterday af-
ternoon at O'Clock and was very
largely attended. The services wero
conducted by Rev. B. d. Tucker. The
burial was in Cedar Grove Cemetery,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Al NIra. T. liiea.

No. 10i Church street, ladies' will
find the most complete assortment oi
millinery goods.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

rsay! iRayi haS!
Twenty oars of choice 1imithy and
mixed hay on track. Must be cold. d.
Z. Reid Il Bro.