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FOR RENT-TO TWO GENTLEMEN, A VERY
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN @
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439 7th sw, sto rm. 200
255 Sd sw, 7r, ami ESQ
632 L sw, Sr. ami. 1000
1921 Wylle ne, or, 1850
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90 90 ~ swor w&S sol 600 sw. Or 400
20 20 nei Nv sw.6 Dol 4O3 AZ sw, st&dw M. 80
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~ sw, Or. WI sol 1919 Del sw 81, w1O. 80
IN sw 6r. wa. .O0l 81 I'd sw, Or, L.. 90
, ,Ui sw, Sr, Wa sol 20 sw, Or, 15.U0
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81 81 sw, or, Wa. 1000 COB Va Sc Or Il. 90
90 sW' Or, wa. ID 30 80 ID Or. ii. 90
oo sw, 6r, wa. 10 sol 313 LIST sw Or, II. 90
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FURNISHED.

BILE 2.-story south front rooms. in handsome cor
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FOR RENT-R. G. CAMP
1887 r NV, 12r. $50 90
92S II NV, 7r. 80. 81 so
727 Sth ne, Or. Is. 90
AZ 10th nw,5r apt .25. 90
945 Liberty st. 5r. $50
704 7th sw, stO. 1900
SIT 10th st, sto. 5000
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WANTED-TO OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
We are having more applications than can till
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au291m RALPH W. LEE. COG 14th st. NV.
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80 4th 1r, mi. 20. 40 IFS 18th So, Gr IL 90
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STORES.
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STABLES.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-SEvERAL AND 5-ACRE TRACTS
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.BRAMsLEToA

McKendree M. p. church-Preaching
pastor, Rev. r. H. Bennett. Epworth
League at $3.50 p. m. ALI invited.
Miss Nora White, of Marshall avenue,
who was visiting friends In Churchland.
Va, has returned home.
Kew Arthur Crane, the evangelist. and
n. A. Woifsohn, the gospel soloist, will
the pastor. DR.. j. j. Hall. at the Park
Avenue Baptist Church, at IL a. m. and
vited. ~
Mr.. G; T; Bailey who attended Wake
Forest College the session just closing,
Is at home on Hamlin avenue, we'll pleas
ed with the work or the colleague v,e.r
Christadelphian Ecclesia-Servlces to-
cay at II a. m. Public welcome.
pa nne revival SSi, at Spurgeon Memorial
terest with each service. Services to-
gay at IL a. m, p. m. and D. m. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Memorial Christian Temple-Sunday
m. and at p. m. by the pastor Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor ct
p. m. sharp. All are cordially invited
Mr.. George q. and Mrs. Hattie l..
death Friday at p. m. their infant,
Emma Hattie. aged months. Raw. r.
H. Bennett preached the funera! from
the residence, No. 322 Sheldon Avenue,
yesterday at 10 a. m. Interment was i'm
Elmwood.
The Epworth League of Trinity NJ. e..
Church is making every preparation
necessary for grand moonlight ex-
cursion TO the Capes Monday, June list.
They have engaged fine quartette to
sing for them. You may expect good
music. All go and have delightful
| time.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Anne Saw
yer was preached from the residence, No.
II Cecilia avenue, yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Local Board of Improvement will
| meet Tomorrow night
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toMes for the home team helps vunsiu-
erably TO send up their percentage, and
to say that that fact is enjoyed by the
: cranks is only telling the plain unvar-
nfshed truth. Yesterday was no excep-
lion 10 the rule, promulgated by Lief
sty' Mari, and acquiesced In by all the
rest of the boys while In the city of
sPeterspurg, for ginger and good eyes"
abounded, and no better proof of that
iact can be desired than glance at
ne score of the game. Quares did the
twirlinE for the "Goobers' from the
city on the Appomattox, but the
= Gfangers had met MIN before, and, be-
coming more acquainted with him as
time wore on, they actually presumed to
be extremely intimate with him, and
met his erstwhile puzzllng delivery with
warmth that was absolutely refresh
ing. fourteen hits. that Is all, arid it
was not good day for hitting either.
=. MI. Quarles can, from the experience
4 furnished him yesterday, HE himself
{ pack to his native heath and tell his
friends how 1t happened. But the score
would not have been so large as 1t ap-
pears but for q throw of Stanhope's,
fwhich allowed two Changers TO cross
\ The objective point, thus tallying up u
Tus 4 tnh to their credit and to the dis
orr ~ of the visitors.
There is no excuse to offer In the nom
success Of the Petersburg team for not
4 WAiiiiilS tne game, Tor they We're out
played from every standpoint of the
!. paAume. They could not land ON
< Lampe's delivery at the proper time.
nor could they do anything with his
A clever delivery when hits meant runs.
He pitched a magnificent game OF bali.
end his support was all that could be
wished for. 1t is true that the table
y shows two errors, yet neither OF them
cost anything. The three runs made by
the yisttorsb were earned through a
lucky punching of hits in the second
( and third innings, but after that the
5S.Goobers" were as easy as could be.
and went down in almost one, two three
order "
ut was quite different from a Points
mouth point of view for the Granger.
2 chock full of life and activity. swiped
THE bail hard and often, and the most
5 pleasant feature of the whole affair was
tnat they got hits-got good long hits
When they were needed and counted in
the aggregate. Well can the roo.ers and
the knockers feel satisfied with tho
work of their representatives on the
s diamond as performed by them during
the past week. They have a pennant
Pee buzzing around their "coco's," and
4 and II they fail in their desire 10 So
4 cure the bunting. Lefty" saws the peo-
4 PIE OF portsmouth will have no cause In
BTeel ashamed of the chase they give the
leaders In the race for It.
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Burke. Hall. Magee; pundon, Shota,
and Kane. Time OF game-Two hours.
Umpire-Connm
AROUND THE BASES.
Rollins is playing good ball now He
Is fielding his position well and hitting
like whirlwind
The grounds were In slippery condi-
ton yesterday, which prevented base
running to any extent.
Lefty" didn't do n thing for Quarles.
He was at the bat four times and got
two doubles and two singles.
How anxious the cranks will be 10 ge.
the news of the games in Roanoke Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Second Baseman Shoita had finger
injured yesterday and retired from Ihe
game, Behan going to second and
Schmidt TO centre.
The boys have laid in fresh stock OF
ginger 10 take to the home of the Noun
taineers." That Is right, let the cranks
up there see what you can do, when you
try hard. Everybody belives you'll win.
All the knockers are resisning and
coming over to gain the rooters. That
is right, come over, and let's see how
much ginger can he put on exhibition.
while the Changers are away batting TO
keep up the reputation of the city
The Southern Sporting Life" nice,
clean publication. devoted to the game,
Is upon The Virginlan's table. In Ii can
be found the 'tSchmitisms." published
exclusively by The Virginlan. but no
| credit accompanies the reproduction OF
the NOTES in question by the new paper
which The Virginian wishes a pleasant
and prosperous career.
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AT New orleans r. H. L.
New Orleans OIL O02.-7 IA 2
Mobile .......0 90 0 o 0 o 90 3
BATTERIES: Carl and Gonding; Wit
trock and Fisher
At Montgomery: r. II T.
Montgomery % . 0 l 3 / IA lS O
Birmingham % 0 o 0 d 22 "a IL 9
batteries: Drinkw'ater and Wiley;
Fricken and Rappold
At Columbus: r. Fl. =
Columbus 81 90 0Oo1OS SO 16 2
Atlanta ......0 2 o 0 0 0 . Is 1 4
Batteries: Daniels and Wright; Wal
ker and Fields.
Second game: r. TT. f.
Columbus 311OO-5
Atlanta ,...........0 o 0 0 o. 5 9
batteries: Lamont and Wright; Sech-
rist and Fields.
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They played Like Ama,uers.

Chicago, May 23-After one of the
worst fielding games ever seen in this
ctsy, the home team took the second of
the series from the Senators to-day. Ter
~ was hit hard by the visitors but not
at tine right time. There were no good
features wonthy of mention, excepting a
remarkable catch by Brown, on which
an easy double play resulted. Attend.
ance, 1000 Score
r. II. E.
Chicago .......2 ! 3103 Ox-ll II
Washington 20 % 01O2 % IL I
Batteries: Terry and Kittredge; Maui
and Mcclure.
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Zinc "Rlue nlrdso cnttlng up Cnpers,

Richmond. Va, May 23.-The Rich
mond boys outplayed the Lynchburgs
batted them, they outiielded them and
rnnnehilf outpitched Stultz. The little
South pay twrler was In the best OF
form, and did not give away n single
base. He permitted but seven men to
touch him IN ard kent MI o' the hits 50
well scattered as to render them ineffec-
tive. Every member of the Richmond
team payed perfect ball except Pender,
who made two miserable errors In quick
succession, fumbling In both Instances
easy hit ground balls. He redeemed
himself though by his later work. Score:
ISIElIMnNh
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r. H. e.
Tho Brooklyn Club wins.

Sit. Louis, May 23-To-day's game
abounded In sharp fielding by both sides.
Bre.tenstein was hit hard. Kennedy's
work was of fine quality after the first
inning. All the close decisions favored
Brooklyn. Tine half holiday increased
the attendance to 3,400. Score:
r. H L.
St Louis 10000 100000 O-3 Q
Brooklyn ......1 q L 90 O2-6 IA 2
Batteries: Breitenstein and Murphy
Kennedy and Burrell
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Pittsburg Won WIN Ease.

P1ttsburg, May 23-Ptttsburg had no
trouble In winning from Phtla teilphia
to-day, batting Oarsey's pitching all over
the field. killen was very strong at
CRITICAL stages. Clements was hurt on
the knee by Il foul tip and Boyle finished
the game. Attendance, 1880. Score:
r. H. +.
Pittsburg ....3 5O300 31x-15 l6 s
Philadelphia 20 1010 OLE o 81 IL Z
Batteries: Killen and Sugden; Carsey,
Clements, and Boyle.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Local Board meeting due tomorrow at
8 y. IN.
a very popular marriage took place
at the Presbyterian Manse last Thursday
evening, the contracting parties being
John w. Dewberiy and Mary E. Humid
ley. Rev. r. A, Robinson, of Colley Me
moria! Church offioiated The couple
vii reside in this ward
The Rosebuds of LeKies Memorial
Church Will meet this afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
LeKies Memorial Church-Rev. ]. IT.
Rou,ten pastor-Preaohing to-day at IL
a. m and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject.
Hearing and Seeing God" Night, spc
cial, Warming. Advice and a Promise"
Regular services to-day at Central
Avenue Baptist Church. Prechtng at II
a m. and 7:45 p m. by the pastor, Rev.
Il. a. Hall.
Cooley Memorial Church-Puhl:c wor-
ship at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning
theme, "nae Blessed Ministry of Trial :"
Evening, Duties OF chrh.tian Citizens
and Office-Holders." G. Els at and 4.
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PETERSBURG.
Total
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Portsmouth ........1 O5O0Oro
] Petersburg .........O I20O00O "a
Summary: Earned runs-tPurtsmou,h
20; Petersburg. 8. Three-base hit-Kelley'
sIswnlha=e h.ts-Marr 2. Breen, Kane,
Base on, balls-Off Lampe. 2: off ouarles.
z. Hit by pitched ball Schmidt. Struck
out--By Lanpe, 8; by Quarles, 2. s;acIi-
fiee hit--Hall. Stolen bases-Marr, Rol-
Inns, Hargroye, Dirndon, and Kane. Left
on bases nrtsniouth. q: Petersburg. Z.
Eassssd hass-- etarhopa. 4 Double plays
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

Yankton. S. d., May 23.-The free Sill
yer wing OF the Democracy have Sc
lected a conitesting delegation to the
national Convention at Chicago. V.
Ross has been chosen as chairman. and
me claim will be made that the delegates
elected at the recent election were not
chosen by the representative Demo
eruls, put the proxy holding Federal
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Have .sIew Uniforms.

The Olympic Baseball Club have re-
ceiVed their new uniforms. which are
gray, with maroon trimmings. and are
now ready TO play any amateur baseball
Grub in Virginia or North Carolina Adj
dress all communication to G.. G. Wal
ilams. care The Nirginian
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lEUNTERsVlLLE.

Mrs Judge L. C. rBristow. who was
visiting friends and relatives in this
Hampton, Va
Rev ]. G. Lennon will use for his sub
1ect at II a. m. to-day, Approve Things
That are Excellent" at ia p. m, MANS
Work Made Manifest.
a dreadful hole renders O'Keefe street
almost impassable and Central avenue
needs Smelling badly along the Norfolk
street company's line.
ST. Andrews Mission Chapel-Services
a. the usual hours by Rev Virglnius
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standing ofthe clubs.
THE PLAY IN DETAIL.
How the Game Was Won md Lost ma
sS TIC Ecniures OFT.

UT for the very in
clement weather q
very much larger
crowd would have
been present at
League Park yester-
day afternoon to
see the Changers
take the Farmers
by the hand, as 1t
were, and kindly
show them how the
national ga Iii e
should be- played.
Three straight VIC
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LouisviIIe's Mi.erabIe FieIdinr.

Louisville, May 23.-Bal.!more hit
Smfth hard to-day and Louisville put up
miserable game in the field Attend
ance, $500.
r. II. E.
Louisville 30 0O02 Ola I
BalNmore 30 0 q 6 la ~ 0
Batteries: Smith and Miller; Hemming
and Robinson
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r. TT r.
IIarvard neats Pennsylvania.

Phliadeiphla, May 23.-In to-day's
game harvard played better game at
the pat ana IN the held than Pennsyl-
vania Weather clear and pleasant.
Attendance $500. Score:
RHE.
Pennsylvania IL o 5000 2-S 8
Harvard ........0 0 8 Q 0 o 3x-S l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

Summary: Earned runs-Richmond, 4:
Lynchburg, .. Two-hase hns-Sanford,
Roland Berte, McGann, Stultz. First
base on errors-Lynchburg, 2. Bases on
balls-Off StultZ. 4. Left on bases
Richmond, s; Lynchburg, c. Struck out
by TannehiH, ); Stultz, 3. Double
play-Leahy to McGann, TO Little. Sto-
EN- bases-Pender 3, Boland, Pickering.
Little, Time, 1;45. Umplre-Betts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

NJ. Renter has bequeathed e4O0. 600 to
me belgian Government for the founda-
ton OF e medical institute to be called
the Institute Rommelaere.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Mig League flames.

Ycsterday's big League Games.
New York. 4; Cincinnati. 2.
Baltimore, IL: Louisville, 4.
Chicago. II; Washington, 9.
Cleveland, 10; Boston, 8.
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis, g.
Pittsburg. 10; Philadelphia, z.
Big League Games To-Day.
Louisville in Cincinnati.
Brooklyn IN ST. Louis.
Washington in Chicago.
Monday Games.
Boston in Philadelphia.
New York In Baltimore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The New Excelsior One Price Clothing
House has received six hundred and
eighty-three drummers' sample suits and
VIII sell them at fifty cents on the dol
lar 1874 Main street
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Ie.II.TC.
wnshington and Leo wins.

Lexington. Va, May 23.-Wash!ngton
and Lee University, H. Virginia Military
Institute. 2.
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New Haven, May 23.-The game be-
tween Yale and Princeton this afternoon
was victory for Yale after close and
uncertain contest. Score:
Yale .........3O 211oOo-7 Q 3
Princeton .......0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0-5 I 5
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New York wal,ops tho Reds.

Cincinnati May 23.-Both Meekin and
Ehrat pitched good ball, but the support
given the latter was very ragged at
times, In the sixth inning the Reds
pounded out two earned runs, but Nee
Kin settled down, and they could not
touch him after This. Score;
R.HE.
Cincinnati ......O0 OO2Od O0-2 8
New York ......0 0 0 1 0 / % 8 2
Batteries: Ehret and Peitz; Meekin and
Wilson.
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L,ANpE AND QUARlEs DID THE TMlRLIHG
Yesterdays Games.
{ where the clubs play To.Morrow.

Petersburg at Norfolk
Portsmouth ut Roanoke.
5 Richmond at Lynchburg
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Standing of national League CIubs
Boston WAS Not init.

Cleveland. May 23.-The Clevelands
batted out a victory to-day, although
tley made enough errors In the field to
have lost an ordfnary game. In the
second inning Long and Hamilton collid-
ed in center while running for a fly, and
the former was carried from the field In
fr LnsenEl!ble condition. Attendance,
5000. Score:
Cleveland ....072 o 80 1-13 II Z
Boston ........0 0 02 l 0 O--5 3
l5atten.es: Young and thinner: Stiyetts
and Bergen.
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GOT A WINNING STREAK

the sfangerssTake Three Straight Games
ffunth "Goohers" From Peanut Town.
! LAhPE AND QuARlEs DID THE TMlRLlHG
stsLerty" Mars students show the
Breenites u Few Points Ia the Nm.
stonai Game-Thc coaching of
Pete Hail ~ Speciality Tho Work
rthe Team of High Order.
# xcsterdns's Games.
Norfolk Roanoke rain.
Portsmouth. 8; Petersburg. 3.
Richmond, s; Lynchburg. g.
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Saks accompany,
100 MAIN STREET.

t HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
i fore existing between Thomas 4.
Zones 1o and Patrick II. Savage, under the
urn, name and style of SAVAGE, SON
81 ssoc Mr.. Patrick II. Savage on May 10Th,
The business of that co-partnershlp will
pc Setued and wound up by THOMAS A.
JONES. as the surviving partner.
Al persons Indebted to the said firm
VIII make payment to him, and all claims
against the firm should be presented 10
him for settlement.
t HOMAS A. JONES. OF THE LATE
.iiirm OF Savage. Son x Co, will con-
Commission Merchant under the name
ana style Of SAVAGE, SON 4 co, and
ne respectfully requests 4 continuance
or Or the patronage SO literally accorded to
May 10th. 1896. my2l-3Ot
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No such Hats as saks' Hats, at
Saks' prices.
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LYNCHBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals ..........sa 3 7 "a