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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
Hampden-Sidney Winners.

FARATVITIlE. VA, June 21.-Special.-
our "rooters," two or three hundred In
number. had the pleasure Of witnessing
a nice game Of ball this evening at
Riverside Park" The contestants were
the Hampden-Sidneys and Farmvilles;
In TO the ninth inning Farmville had
failed TO score, but they succeeded In
ringing in" five runs before they were
retired m the ninth.
Score: Hampden-Sidney, IA; Farmville,
o.
Batteries: Hampden-Sdney Renolds
and Latimer; Farmvile-Jenkins and
Bagby. ,,
Latimer pitched the game OF his Ire.
striking out fifteen men and allowing
only five hits. three Of which were
scratches. He has a great future before
him as a twirler. Mills, from Cleveland,
o. umpired.
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tho capture OF William Smothers; col
ored. al Avonia. In this state. ite es-
capped with three other prisoners some
weeks ago None OF the others nave
been heard from since they broke )ail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Reynolds are cx-
pected home next Sunday from their
wedding trip. Ii,
The County Court, Judge Peek presid-
ING. WAS I'm session "a short time to-day
and adjourned until Monday morning r.
W. Milstead qualified as sheriff OF NOT
wick county 10 succeed himself.
The newly-appolnted Police ,ceo. co sna =
sioners W. J. Nefms. y. ;; Jones ana r.
W. Perkins, also qualified to-day.
The chief OF police here received mes
sage from Richmond to-day, conveying
the news OF the capture In that city OF
James Crutchneld. coiored who assault,
ed another negro Of this place nahtc'
Williams Tuesday night. lie VIII pe
brought here for trial. as Williams is han-
~ hurt. -,
known attorney OF this city. announces
his candidacy for the Legislature ana Is
already al work to secure the Democratic
nomination for that Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The three Lynchbdrg games which were
to have been played mere Monday. Tues
day. and "Wednesday have been trans
ferred to Lynchburg These games VIII
be umpired by MIR. Higgins.
Gilman was not on hand yesterday.
Tate expects him to-day.
Herr uses "a glove while pitching
kain had only one chance yesterday.
but II came when there We're thrcs men
on bases. and Barley was equal 10 the
occasion.
Portsmouth is running Lynchburg 10
dead standSt.ll
Fuiiz will certainly join the Hustlcrs
In Lynchburg.
The carriages in left field were very
much in the way yesterday The manage
ment can't see ii in this light. or else
they won't.
Wells went on the coaching line yes
terday.
uouseman had one error. but he played
all over the field. just The sa1e
Corcoran and McGlnn failed 10 get "A
hit. while Cate famed the air twice.
knorr was the cause.
Pop sad his oItfielders were off yes
tcrday.
II YOU want the biggest saucer Of ice
cream you ever ate, and want 10 have the
most dancing for your money. 90 out 10
the baseball lawn party. which COM
menceS next Monday night, and continues
every night throughout the week.
Tanneh.lls error was yellow.
Big League McGann made an error
yesterday.
Knorr made a beautiful stop OF a hot
liner from McGann's bat in the FIRST
Brady's pets have gotten move on
them. They have their eye on the second
place.
It VIII be for blood this afternoon.
Tannehill win pitch.
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sTHyENS--ChRRfNG TUN.
A Pretty weddin: at Houston-The At
tebdants.

HOUSTON, VA, June q -Specal.-Mr
Sidney G.. Stevens of Lynchburg. and
Miss Florence Darlington. Of this place,
were married here this morning. St.
Johns church had under the super-
vision of Mrs. John X. Edmunds ana
Miss Sallie Green. been tastefully deco
rated with beautiful flowers and potted
plants The bridal party entered prompt
Is at S O'Clock In response 10 the sweet
notes of Mendeissohn's wedding march,
.layed by Mrs. A. h. Green. They
were preceded by two beautiful httie
grs-Mary Leigh, niece of the bride. and
Lillian stevens. niece of the groom-who
opened the gates at the end of the aisles
al the chancel.
The groom came i'm from the vestry-
room and met the bride at the altar
where the Rev. j. G.. Shackelford per
formed the marriage ceremony beneath
a suspended arch ~ cvergreens and ferns.
and from the circle OF which twenty
three candles burned brightly, while a
beautiful wreath of white roses hung
from the centre of the arch.
The bride Is a daughter of the late
Henry A. Darlington. OF Charlotte coun-
~. is beautiful and accomplished. and
very popular here. and looked eNquisitcly
lovely, attirod in white chiffon
The groom Is member of the Southern
Farm Agency. OF Lynchburg.
Miss Sallic Darlington. maid OF honor
and Miss Bessie Marshall, of Charlotte
county: and Misses Frances and Emma
Rely, bridesmaids. wore white organdie
with colored ribbons.
Mr.. George Stevens. of New York. broth
or OF the groom. was best man. and MIR.
Charles owens. OF Lypchburg; Henry
Rely. of Houston, and William Caring
ton, of Charlotte county, We're grooms-
men.
Messrs William Holt Edmunds and
II. G.. Derrick, of Houston. aud DR.. Ham
met Jordan and MIR. W. h. Darlington,
Of Lynchburg. were ushers.
Mrs. Judge Rely gave a reception 10
the bride and groom-ciect and their az
tcndants last night which was highly
enjoyed by al present
The couple left on the 9:2S train for
q bridal tour. They viii reside in Lynch
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

A ngro claiming to be an eniploye OF
the Lower Gas-Works yesterday pre-
sented himself al the hSlse OF Mrs.
Petunia Rowe. No. 1886 Williamsburg
avenue. and handed ner a note, which he
said was from her husband. In which
he requested his wife to send him $3.50
for ode bost at de gastworks." Mrs.
Rowe. with wonderful pre.ence OF mind,
told the negro 10 wait awhile and she
would get the money. She then DIS
patel ed "A messenger 10 the Eas-"orks
10 find out from her hysbaud If the order
was genuine Before the messenger could
return the bearer Of the note scented
danger and escaped. The dodge was
clever one but it did not work. The note
was a forgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
ANorHKR Loss fon HFNCHBURGs
The Petersburg Defeat Them by Score OF
Nine 10 Sly.

PETERSBURG. VA, June H.-Special.
The Petersburgs took the second game
from the Lynchburgs by a score OF 70
6. ORTIZ pitched for the visitors. and
was hit very hard. and only the splendid
support he received kept the score from
being larger. Packard went in for the
Petersburgs. and pitched a steady game.
Keeping the hits well scattered. After
the first inning he had perfect support.
Sanford again played a brilliant game,
taking a ball OF the centre-iield fence,
after a hard run. lie also snocked the
ball over centre-held fence for two home
runs. Brennan caught Packard I'm fine
shape. He throws like a shot out Of a
canaan. and back W every player. Berry
hill and Raffert led the visitors In hit
ting. and the whole team played first
elias ball.
Tho aoora.
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Hanover Notes

ELLERSON. VA. June 9.-Special.-
The corn crop Ia this section is suffering
for want Of rain. and is very backward
for this season Of the year Many farm
ers have not finished planting. but the
ground has gotten so hard that II is al
most impossible 20 pl0w.
Wheat Is being cut and the crop Is
very good. but the acreage is small
The truckers have been shipping large
quantities Of cabbage from this place TO
various points.
Application has been MADE 70 tho POST
Office Department 10 allow the mail car
rer from Richmond TO Aylett's 10 take
mail from EllorsOn. II this Is granted II
will give us four mails a day. and enable
our people 70 get the morning papers at
o'clock in the morning, instead OF II, as
az present
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viii Pay the 81 900 hail.

There was a rumor yesterday that The
Virginia Trust Company would hsht the
payment Of the $1,000 bail bond given
10y Parker. and which they hold. rms
rumOr Is without foundation. Nlce-Iresl-
dent Quarles. of the Trust Company,
said yesterday that the money would be
PAID as soon as the proper demands
were made by the court He. Iurther
stated that his company had never EN-.
tertained the idea OF refusing payment
of the bond and making a test of the
legality of the action of Judge Christian
i'm admitting the gold-brick man TO bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

1t Is Administered by the Trucker'-seore
Twelve 10 Two.

II Is AdminIsiered by the Irucker'-'eo''
Twelve 10 Two.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. June I.-Speciai.
The Truckers administered anotner
crushing defeat TO the Magicians this al
ternoon, by score OF II 10 2.
As on yesterday. the visitors played a
miserable fielding game. and We're weak
at the bat. The home team only earn
ed one Of their twelve runs. Mailman had
the Roanokes completely at his mercy,
they not being able to secure a safe MT
up TO the eighth inning. Farrell secured
the first hit Of the game for his side In
this inning. In the last inning. Hallman
let up, and two more singles were scored
against him.
The playing OF Scherer and Hail were
the only redeeming features OF an other
wise tiresome game.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
OTfKERs HEfD fHE fEfD
And Defeated the ORIOLES Bean, Eaters W.
Bridegrooms-oth er G. ,mes

PHILADELPHIA PA. June I.-Phia-
delphia held the lead throughout the
day ana defeated Baltimore by better
hitting. As in yesterdays game ThOmp-
son made a home run. a double. and two
singles. The visitors took numerous ex-
cept.cns TO Umpire Murray's decisions.
Kelley becoming so abusive Ia the fourth
inning while al the bat that he was OIL
dered from the field. GLEASON took KEEL
Tvs place. after two strikes had been
called on the latter. and cracked out a
single. Taylor pitcfed effectively. Wea-
Their threatening. Attendance. 3s2l-
Score: Il. n. f..
PHILADELPHIA ........2OO21 O10l-7 Il 9
Baltimcre ...........O 0 3O0O0O-3 8 l
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Hem
ming and Clark.
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The Feast Of the Sacred Heart was cele-
brated in the cathohc chuIcnes Oh tne
city Yesterday High masses were sung
i'm the morning. and the blessed sacra-
ment was exposed throughout the day;
Devotions TO the sacred heart were held
last night at o'clock. followed by the
benedicfion of the blessed sacrament.
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BlACKsBUR0 COLLEGE.
The Degr. e. Conferred at the Commence
ment.

BLACKSBURG. VA. June H.-Speciai.-
The following degrees were conferred
by the Virginia Mechanical and Agricul-
ttiral College Yesterday:
J. Il. Carper, y. s.; J. G. Dabney Il. ;;
W. Z. Dodd, b. S.. II. s. Gormley, -
Il. s.: +. 6. Heavener Il. s.; l.. w. Jer-
rell. y. s.: w. A. Perry, y. s. G. >:
Richardson, b. s.: Z. ! RooP' y s:
J; ". sample. F. ": Simpson p s,na rs p r.
s.: G.. T. Surface. B.. s.; ". 7. Wadq1IX,'
B. S: G. A. Wheeler. r. $; 4. W.
Drlnkard. NJ. s.; X. p. white VI. T.;
r. T.. Wright. NJ. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The Henrico County Court was not in
session Yesterday, and there were no
eases of any importance before the mag
istrates VI, .,,,..
The suit of Robert Lee King against
George T.. Anderson for SlV' dheseu -
he due for services rendered in the last
campaign in the county was called Tor
trial yesterday. Some of Mr.. King $
Witnesses We're unable to appear, being
i'm iail, so the case was again postponed.
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From NEVPOKI NEWS.
Election of Masonic Onicers--A Prisonsl
Recnptnred-Countv Court.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June n.-Spe-
cial.--At stated meeting OF Bremond
Lodge. No. "a. A. +. x A. NJ, held last
night. resolutions were passed expressing
deep sorrow and regret at the death OF
Grand Secretary William B. Issacs
The following officers We're elected for
one year: Worshipfu Master, T. ii.
Shlrpe: Senior Warden. j. W. Davis
Junior Warden, j. -. G. Brown: Scnior
beacon. j. a. Hirshberg; Junior Deacon.
q, j. Putsell: Secretary. H. T. Marabie
treasurer. DR. 3. Il. Gary: Steward. Il.
W. Milstead; Tier II. S; Jones.
The Old Dominion Land Company are
early day q commodious tormitory and
hall for the Newport News Milttsrs
Shsraa Mils,ead has received notice OF
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OBIII AIRY.
John MILTON STEVENSON.

John Milton Stevenson. infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Pendleton, died
Yesterday morning at the residence OF his
father on the Cary-street road. Just out
OF the city limits. The little fellow had
been i'll about ten days, and was prisnt
and JOYOUS baby. The little twin brother,
Philip Stanley stevenson. Is quite III.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton
will regret deeply TO hear OF their aiiilc-
fioU
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Gone In Their Own Launch.

MIR. Charles +. McCluer. superintendent
of the Telephone Exchange. his son,
charles T., and two daughters, LETT here
naptha launch ROsaie for Norfolk ana
old Point. where they will spend about
fen DAYS in cruising about
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magnificent game throughout. and hit the
bali hard when men were on the bases
Schmclze's men only got hits. New
York's new first baseman was In the game
from the beginning TO the end. lie DIS
played but little fright. and hit me pan
hard. but generally into some nelder's
hands Score X H. r.
washington 800. 000l 02000-2
Batteries German and Boccriyver; Mer-
Ger and Mcclure.
CLEVELAND. 10. 7; CHICAGO. 4, >.
CLEVELAND. O.. June H.-Cleveland
and Chicago played two games here To-
day. the former winning by superior bat
ting I'm the first Both Griffith and Terry,
Tor Chicago, were hit hard and often.
The attendance was large. owing TO the
presence In the city OF many delegates
10 the National Republican Clubs Con-
yntiOn. Attendance 5,vco.
Cleveland ....0O0O1240x-I "A 2
Chicago ...........-2 OOo 10 "
Batteries: Young and thinner; Grifnth
and kittridge.
Second game: X II; r,
cleveland ....sO0O6001x-io IS 2
Chicago ...........02 1000 OF o. 4 10 ]
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner Terry
and Donohue.
CINCINNATI. 7; ST. LOUIS. ).
At St Louis: X. Il. r.
ST. Louis ...........0 o q q - /
Cincinnati ........0 % o ) o. 0-1 3
Batteries: Ehret and Peitz Rhines ana
Murphy.
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MIR. ". NJ. CHALMEK> DEAD.
FOR Years Principal o; the DanviIle uigi
School.

DANVIILE. VA. June 2i.-Special.-Nr
William MURRAY Chalmers, for eleven
years principal OF the Danville High
school. died here tonight, after an i'll
ness of. five days.
Deceased was born in Halifax county,
Virginia. October 1876. He was Z, grad
nate of the University of Virginia, class
81. lie leaves two sons and two iaugh-
ters. end three brothers AMI one sister.
lie was member OF Tie Ep'sc opal
Church since his youth. and was also
q Mason.
His remains will be taken TO Bedford
county tomorrow for burial.
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Totals
i.YNCtiBui,G

Summary Earned runs-Pctersburs,
:: Lynchburg. 3. Home runs-sanford
9. Turner, Plock. Berryhill. Two-base
hits Fender Packard. Raffert. Bases
on balls-on Packard. 3; off Orih. 4; off
McKenna. , Struck out-by NcKenna. 3;
by Orth. 7: By McKenna. /. Double plays
Pender and Breen. Time Of game-One
hour aud forty-nve minutes. Umpire
Mr.. Mclaughlin.
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the Governor Returned.

Governor O'Ferrall and Mrs. O'Ferrali
rett rncd last evening from Lexington,
where they have been attending the
Srotch-Irish Congress. The Governor. as
well as Mrs O Ferrall. were well pleased
with their trip. and speak In high terms
of the reception they met with.
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PORTSMOUTH.

summary, Earned runs Ut iNiiiou''i'
!. Two-base hits-Thurston. Hall, Clare
HargrOve. Three-base hits-liallman.
Sacrifice hlts-NNlch,, Bradley. Stolen
bascs-Thurston. Chids %. Netter, Hall
man. Scherer Fultz. Double plays
Fultz 10 Cavanaugh to Little. Bases on
balis-on Mailman, off Stahl, |. Struck
out-by Hallman. 6; by Stahl, 3. Passed
balls-Welch. Wild pitch-Stahl. Time
OF game-one hour and forty-hve minutes.
Umpire-Nitchell.
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Summary; Earned Richmond .:
Norfolk. !. Two-base hits-kain, .: Tame
hill Foster. knorr, and Kelly. Three-base
Kahn, Groves. Foster. Behne. .. O'Hagan.
Kelly, and Geier. Double plays-CorcOran
and OHagan. Base on balls-By Knorr
/; by Herr. 3. Hit by pitcher -Corcoran
Struck out-By knOrr. I; by Herr, ,.
Passed balls-Cate. Time of game-One
hour and f0rty-fye minutes. Umpire
DAILY. Attendance, 500.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club TO
each other club:
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o.xrs SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY,

GAMEs sCHEDrLID FOR lo-DAi.
At Richmond:
Norfolk vs.. Richmond.
At Portsmouth.
Roanoke vs.. Portsmouth
At Petersburg:
Lynchburg VS.. Petersburg.
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nRooKLYy. 4 BOSTON. 2.

BOSTON. June PA poor decision by
Mcdonald on first base In the siNth inning
today robbed the BOsfOns OF on run. and
the possibility OF more with TWO men on
tho bases. and Duffy. the next man up.
However the fact remains that the Bos-
tons had plenty OF chances 10 win
with men on bases and only one out, but
could not hit Daub and Kennedy were
both wild. Sexton made his debut for
Boston. and worked his batsmen well.
Daub's pitching hand was injured by the
ball In the NTH and he retired in favor
Of Kennedy.
Score: r. II. T..
Rostcn. .............1O1OOOO0 s l
Brooklyn. ..........0 o J 0 o 81 J
Batteries: Sexton and Tenny; Daub.
Kennedy. and Grim.
Nfw YORK. :: WASHINGTON. 2.
NEW YORK, June ei-TO-day's game
-. .la.-nl In \ lrlZzllno raln from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. relieve
constipation and assist digestion 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
IN YonK. 5; wAsHTNGroN. 2.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-To-day's game
was PLAYED in a drizzlinG rain from the
third inning. The New YOrks played q
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BRAMBLETON.

MIR. w. r. Butcher, of Rose avenue.
has been quite indisposed and under
medical treatment number OF DAYS.
There was an interesting meeting of
the officers and teachers OF Mckenuree
Sunday school last night.
Services ut st. Peters ut 5 and S ID.
m. to day, tue services ut night being
for men only.
The work Of Rev. Mr.. Martin in the
conduct Of the revival meeting. going
on ut Sturgeon Memorial Church, is
considered very successful
Work on the new public school build
ing on North Reservoir avenue is pro
greSslng quite well.
Master Ernest y. Butt. Of Claiborne
avenue, celebrated tue fifth anniversary
OF his birth Yesterday afternoon. 0ulte
large number Of his little friends en-.
Joyed the grand feast which hud been
prepared by his parents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
HUNTERSVlllE:.

p, Rev. w. S. Leake, pastor of the
Third Baptist Church. has been under
physical complaint for several DAYS.
disabling him for ministerial aud pas.
toral work.
AIR. Walter Moore, OF Pttsburg, Pa.
has occupied the residence at the cor.
ner of Outten aud Cincinnatus streets
as a home for his family.
Mrs. w. p. Lennon. who has been
on visit to the Methodist parsonage.
on johnson avenue, will return to her
home Mt Manteo. \. O.. to morrow.
The Alpha Literary Club will meet
with Miss Rose Holt, Chapel and Gal
vert streets tonight. \ full attendance
Is reluestnd.
The following is the list OF streets
that should have the attention of those
III charge OF road work as soon as pos.
siole' North; O'hoefe, Hunter and
Avenues a. Is. and Q. All unfit to
travel.
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Row. G. Z. Ruiledgs has gone to
Williamsburg, where he aud Rev. Mr..
Moltry, OF Newport News. are conduct
ing special meetings in the Baptist
Church.
Rev. DR.. VIM. T.. Hatcher returned
to Richmond yesterday.
MIR. Edward z. Meauy, of New York.
IS here in the interest OF the establish
ment OF long distance telephone ser.
vice.
Chas. b. Fonda, OF Washington, ID.
u, is III the city.
Admiral Daniel Ammen, United
States Navy. father of the Nicaragua
Canal scheme md the designer of the
Ammen Ram, is visiting DR.. Claiborne
at the Naval Hospital.
MIR. George Myers. son OF Mai, A..
Myers, who was Ill at Blacksburg, has
arrived home. He is still confined TO
his he'd. but is improving.
Visitors at the Cotton Exchan ee
yesterday were: Hon. Jacob Bnttie
Rocky Mount, n. O.; A. W. Aston
Centreyille, N. O.; Mark Majette,
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The W. Z. Il. U. met with Mrs.
ConkIing Reservoir avenue, Yesterday
afternoon.
Two meetings continue daily at the
Lambert's Point Presbyterian Church
~ohe al . the other at 1870 p. IN. +,
Mev: Air. Gales conducting them with
much success.
The Young people of Colley Memo
rial and Asbnry Nj. L. Church are
continuing the revival meetings be.
Nv cen the two churches alternately
from night to night. They should be
encouraged 10y the presence ut least of
all the Young people OF the ward, If
NOT by their co operation. They met
at Cooley Memorial last night.
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Does she feel poorly oil the time,
suffer from lack of energy, and gen.
eral ''no account" iistless enervatIon
She needs tonic. Something Is wrong
with her blood. Run for doctor
Not Mt ali, my dear sir. Get her bot
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reaches tho source OF trouble quietly
aud quickly, and before you know it,
your wife Will he another woman, and
Will bless the kind fate that brought
/. t. L. to her notice and relief. Our
best physicians Indorse aud recommend
1t, and no well-conducted household
where pure blood and it's concumitaut
happiness Is appreciated, should he
without it. For sale by reputable
medicine dealers everywhere,
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AMUSEM ENTS,

The UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. =
The sale of seats for this great musical
organization which appears here for
the first tine next Mouday. opened at
the Academy OF Music yesterday. and
from the number of tickets sold 1t is
evident their coming TO Norfolk has
awakened lively Interest In musical
circles. There Will be two grand con
certs given here, viz: Monday matinee
and evening. and the house should he
packed. Professor Fauciuli ID thor
ough musician III every respect, II com
poser who stands without superior, aud
a director of high ability. The prices
Tor the two concerts are, Muuday matt
nee, Doc. Doc, l5c. aud Sl.0O; Monday
evening, first floor, 75c. aud Sl.00;
balcony, 5Oc. aud 75c,; gallery 25c.
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The funeral of MIR. W. NJ. Millar took
place at Cranky Street NJ. T.. Churcl,
yesterday afternoon aud was conducted
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. A. Coke
Smith, and Rev. w. V. Tudor, pastor
OF the Cumberland Street Nj. f..
Church. The interment was in Elm.
wood.
Mrs. Georgia A. McCennan died at
her home, No. 1875 Charlotte street.
Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock, aged
d years. The funeral will take place
at 3 p. m. to-day from the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Chnrch