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The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Whereas, Marx W. Brown and Susie Z. Brown
his wife, BY their certain deed Of trust, dated
reccraer oi de.ds Of SsIta county, ~ W. C,iorsdo In IN
book IS al page 87T, conveyed 70 \. II. sheldon,
trustee the foiiowing described real estate. stu.
sss, iyin& md being IN tns county u ps'ss' snd
The soSsn bali oi ihe south east quarter Of Sec
sorth-ws.s quarter and ihe north.west quarter
Of the northeast quarter of -ection twsnty-two
az ~ f e. s. q :sn sss .s ~ s. :Ss Fl n.
ditch Or diisks. sppurs:nsnt % or sssd viii AID
In trust, TO secure the pavment II ono
certain psomissory note therein described, to-
n said note and deed Of trust whereas, said
Marx w Brown and Susie = Brown have made
default mi. in the psynent Of - ID note and where;
Il he aid X sseido tr.s.e % ssil q % reiass s 70
e: 70 scs nsie.d n" y .Se .n: ssd f. ss.Son
e .s ss &: ss%s ~:
u .aa s% ..h II of s he ,ns
scs in this behalf and, whereas, The Equitable
ia certain deed of sppoint%sns. % dsssd Nay isa, ~
1873. appointed and sihstitutsd The undecignsd
s % .ss g: e G :. bs r..
y :sd sse : .nd r. s.s Sss
potntment, and FIR the puspne q forecIosiut the
zane, ]. the Undersigned. AlIen B. Seaman, -
a2d day q June. fsSs. at the hour of two O'clock
p. 10. Of sad day, proceed "a sell The psoperty
beretnbefofc described. st public yendue. 70 tie
dom Of the Court House, in the city a DenvsY.
county Of Afapahoe. stat1 NJ ColOesdo. n satIAfy
.,,- ALLEN 3. SEAMAN. Trustee.
Iins puS Ssy 3; las, yuus IL, iDGI
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

LATHE Irwin Glasgow. the three
months old boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Glasgow. Of Delta, met with terriable
death today.
II ssems that in soue way unknown to
ito parents yesterday the little baby got
. ssfsty pin lodged in its throat. DR.. F.
r. Smith vas called last evening and re-
moved it. but tho child being 20 young
could not stand the shock. It survived
until noon today whom its sad death was
announced. Undertaker Bucklin is pre-
psripg the body for shipment to Delta.
where it will be buried tomorrow
Grand Junction Sentinel.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

WeoteRo bsoUe Booner 0oRDol.
A Summer Normal will be held at
Gunnison beginning July Z. and continu.
ing five weeks. A careful review OF the
common branches, studies in Natural
Sciences, and Pedagogy will constitute
the work Of the school. The object will
b, . better preparation for passing
creditablo teachers examination.
Gunnison Is natural summer resort.
At this altitude, nearly 5000 feet above
sea level, there il assured mild tempera-
ture, cool breezes and delightfully."- fresh
air. Those teachers who decide to study
with us this year will combine all the
pleasure Of vacation, change Of scene.
and healthful surroundings. with excep-
tiopal educational facilities.
Tuition for term OF five weeks. 81. 90
Tuition Per week /. 80
Club boarding per week., .......... 3. 90
Rooms, two occupying same rooms.
per week. and upwards. 49,. 1. 90
Rooming aboDe,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !. 50
Private boarding, extra accom-
mOdatiOns,. .4.5O to B. %
For further information regarding the
Normal, address,
H. G. GErrY,
Or, u. W. KKPLINoER,
GunnisOn. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Tls citissns of Delta, aided BY her
vids swsks nswspapsrs. are doing con.
sidssahis work With . view oe making
the coming Western Slops congress .
greater success than ever before. We
hops that the Telluride Board of Trade
- veil - this county and city will ap-
poist delegates who will attend ths
nssting and make IN earnest sndeavor
towards helping out the Western Slope
II every available Observation-Disclosures
2spuhlican.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
Notice fer Fertilization.

U.s. LAND OTFICK II MoSIHOsV, $50
May 3. isos.
Notice Is hereby given thxt HENRY y. STONE,
assignee of Henry X. Pike. Of Denver. Colorado,
has filed notice OF intention TO make proof on
his desert land claim No lc9. Ute Series. for the
Ex SwI, Of NC. 81 srd sen SWh, Sec. -.
Twp. Is y, II - W, p. n. before the Hcgistrr
and Receiver at AontFose. Colorado, On Monday
the 2oih day VI July, 1886.
lie names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land. viz:
Frank X. Atkins. Of Stontrose. Colorado:
Isaac 8. Hewitt. John Hombeck aud Alfrci u.
6tone, Delta, Colorado.
A.E. AxssARY. Register.
tYirst pub. June 10; last pub. July IS. is2c.l
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17


Fishing at Alexander lakes, season Of
1608-In consequence Of wrocg impree.
sions prevailing - regards 6shing privi-
lsGes thsrsin, the proprietors Of the fish.
ing rights In the reservoirs on Grand
Ma wish IL TO be understood that 70
residents Of Delta county who i3sh with
hook and line for their own use. cards Of
permission will be granted to enjoy that
privilege upon application TO the pro-
prietofs or their agents ct the hotel OF
hatcheries.
In order to prevent tho destruction Of
fish It has become necessary 70 stop un
lawful fishing, and the purchasers Il the
fishing privileges formerly enjoyed by
Forrest and Alexander, particularly re.
quest al good people 70 aid them. both
by refrxining from fishing on their
premises without permission, and BY 70
porting. to tho State Game and Fish
Wsrdsns appointed Tor the neighborhood
vio3stiope oi the law.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Tn stats convsptiou 6 the Silver
pasty. to b held in Denver on tho 18th.
psomisss 10 b veil attended from this
section and vs suggest the name Of Hon.
J.F. Sanders - . delegate to their
national convention In 81. Louis- He u
doing moro to dsvslops the interests of
the Western Slope than any other one
Dsn On this side Of the range and b just
tAs hsa for tie place.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

rHx Cunnison Tribune last week issa.
ID IN illustrated supplement. shovisg
several oe tbs ninss. business blockn asd
resiaences oe that county. Gunnison
county . coming TO thefront again after
several years O; quiet. and il is bound to
grov bscsuss they have SO; the mineral
there.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
No. Shares
Exesos0F's NSs1es.
Estate OF Lucius ". Smith. deceased.

This undersigned. having been appointed ad-
ministrator Of tie estate Of Lucius " smith. ate
Of the county Of Delta. In the state Of Colorado
deceased. hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the County Court Of Deits county. al the
court house in Delta, In said county. At the
June term, 1885, on the last Monday in June
next. 1t which time all pcnsons having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
quested 10 attend for the pc c'P,~e Of having the
came adjusted. All pcrS,ns Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. n. 1895
A. r. King. Administrator.
First Pub. June J. last June "a, 1891
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Nsaaee - Taxpaysrs.

All persons assessed in Delta county
are hereby notified that the Board Of
County Commissioners will meet at the
Office Of the County Clerk, in Delta. for
the purpose OF hearing complaints and
squalizing assessments, on Monday, July
8. 1896 and on Monday July 20. 1886.
Cd from day TO day until al! matters per.
taining TO the assessment have been dis.
posed Of and all persons having business
Of this kind should present it on the first
day Of each meeting il possible.
By order of county commissioners.
0Eo. 8. CoNxLIN.
County Clerk.
First pub June 10; last July Is, 1s96)
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

N~tfee O1 EJmN1 Bett10s00nt.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Asa Moore, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday. the
I'D day Of June, 1886, being one of the regular
days Of the May term Of the County Court of
Delta county, in the state Of Colorado, ], A. h.
King, Administrator Of said estate, will appear
bef3re the Judge Of aid Court. present my final
proval Of the same, and will then spply ta be
discharged such Administrator. At which
time and place any person In interest MAJ 'ap-
pear and present objections to the same, II any
there be.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. May 81. 1896
A. Il KING.
Administrator Of the Estate
Of Asa Moore. decreased.
Flint pub. May "a: last June IL. 1876.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

On June 10. lfiss 6usa z. Carpenter
win giys d lsastsaa ssd slocutionary
sotsstsipDeut % The Anna-Dosa opsrs
hooss. 1As a9sir b sndsr The suspices
a ~ 0sand 1sss basA and the ad-
niasioa - bsso A1ed st 80 essts 70 any
Dsst a ~ hoass. lfiss CssDsntsr -
bgAly ssoo@Desdsd by the vssss
vhsssvss - hes given performances
80 vill dosbtisss b much appreciated
- ps,es. - Coioeado sssisgs Ossstts
~ a. hsvSssso11y:
~ Giftsd ysung lsdy i already one
q ~ oase bsilolsot siocutiooists before
~ pubaie. - ehssas ~ audisscs at
~ oslsst - hajds thsa captive By
~ Voo6Gtul ehilily e "a sJocutionist
- uoossA H. versatility = phsoo-
asssl - pssss wiGb sssysising fscii-
ity fsso tsegsdy y ssosdy aud = equal
b ~ h bsth; - has sysst po~srs os
tbcial sstsslsioo.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Timber Land. Aes Jase ., lS7o-.-Ne
tlee Fer PoblIeaalon.


NosTRosE. CoLoRADo, April =. IsoG.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Congress Of
June 3, 1878, entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands In the States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada, ard Washington Territory" as ex
tended to all the Public LAni states BY set Il
county Of Dclta, STATE Of Colorado, has this day
fled In this Office hts sworn statement Nc. -.
for the purchase Of the NWh SEA 81 beefton
No. 5. In Tow nship No. 10 n, Rang. No. ~ W,
n. n. p. n, and will offer proof 70 show that the
land sought Ii more ~stuHb'e FIR its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and TO
tabisA his claim TO said land before the Register
and Receiver OF this ONCE Ct Montrose, Colorado
on Monday, the 18th day Of July. 1896.
He names As Witnesses: Justin Mccarthy
Coming Campbell. Kenneth Campbell. Charlie
Hadlcr, all Of Delta. Delta county. Colorado,
Any and all persons claiming adversly the
above e-descrited lands src requested TO els their
e!aims In this ofce OF Of before said iSth Day Of
July, 1909.
A. Z ANsBAKY. Register.
IFlrst pub. Nay 9: last July 8, ls96.l
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
-..-.sS :. -.A..2s $50

-s~-.sS 80 --A..-.5 S<--
Please ssnd In your tsx schsd uiss ..
oscs anl avoid tie penalty.
THO. RoKsEn.
Assessor.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

, Last Saturday large attendance was
pesssat ct he Silver party county con-
vsetieo, wAisA vas hsld In Matthews hall.
1hs convsatioa was called to order by
1Xlard Faisisab snd Howard Russell
s.sstsa tsoposasy chairman and u. Fair
hnb Temporary sscsStRy.
+. n. Dscksssoe. n II. CastIs, and
K..k Jaquss vsss sppsintsd - commit
~ o. ossaisaeisa nd osass of business.
Il y WsisA, A. r King. L. d. VIII
nok, ". A. 0AspAsed and Jos. Rollins
Vsss s0Dsiatsd - . committee On
rssolutioos aad shnet rscsss taken for
~ eeoaitsss - prspers their reports.
On rsssevsei.g The temporary o.
ganisation was asds permanent and the
sspest q Tie connittee on resolutions
ssoSesd = follows:
OrWhsssss. " recognize in the money
question ths paramount political issue
bssoes the people Of the United States.
"Rssolvsd, That We favor the free and
snliaitsd coinage os both silver and gold
at The ratio of 10 TO 1. BY the United
6astss. without the aid Of and in.
dspssdsatly oe any other nation.
~Rssolvsd. That while We rsprsssot all
Dolitioal partiss, aod reserve the right to
suppost that party to which ws in.
dividuslly scknowledgs allegiance. still
tos TIE ti0s bsing ws pledge ourselves
Sosabosdinrts to the ono paramount issus.
~ othss questions. ana unite to secure
Ne nooination and election Of presi-
dbet and vice. president Who arc un.
sluivoeally In favor os the restoration Of
fsss coinage oe silver - IL existed prior
- lo7a"
n following were then elected -
dslagoess 70 ths state conventiou: John
.. Hart. J. ?. 6sadsrs. ". 8. Coburn. G.
Z. Pike. Stephen Bailey, Howard Russell.
Milton r. Wsleh, Js0ss Hunter.
NJ sitssnstss elected vses Joseph
Rollins. J. W. 9andsrs. G. n. Snidsr, A.
A. Jsquss. d. n. Mills, J. J. Barker. C.
Z. Mower and A. h. 8tookhar.
The county csotssl ooaoittes va
sppointsd - follows:
No. I, Dslts-N. Yairlanb, llss. Vel
tum.
No. Z Hotehkiss-C. L. Pfks.
70. 8, CraWtoed--
h L 0uEfscs Crssk-John b. Hart
snd Nrs. g. +. Hopkins.
No. 8 Psenia-W. 8. Coburn.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

THH Assncs committee oe the Western
6,eps congrss = making good psogrsss
IN Collecting funds for that occasion.
They shoujd Dsst with prompt and
Roossou1 Fvgponse.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
U0ftes for P0bDssass0a. n
LAND OyYIcK AT MoxTRosE. Colo, /
u,apA f1qE

Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention make
nnal proof In support Of his claim. and that aid
proof will be made before Milton n. welch,
county judge and cx-ofncio clerk, 1t Delta, Colo.
rado, on July 10. 1896. Wig:
CHARLES POPE
Who made d. 9. No. 12g3 Ute series, fur the SEA
SwA, Bee. y. Twp. l3 g, n 9l W. 9Th r. n.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz;
David 2. Stephens Daniel J. Nelson, Isaac d.
Blanchard, Alfred J. HsAley, all Of Paonia, Colo.
A. x. ANsBARY, Register.
tFint pub. June 8: last July 8, 1885,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

The virtue Of Beggs' German Salvs 10
its quick healing power. Else it would
not have earned its world wide rspu-
tation. Your popular druggist Nc
Murray has il.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Notice 81 safe er Daaen saeeE

Notice is hereby given that the following stock
In the ironstone Ditch Co. Will be sold At public
sale st the front door Of the court house in Delts
Colombo, on the llth day OF July. 1895. at 10
o'clock a. m, to the h'shss. bidder for cash to
pay delinquent assessments, cost Of advertising,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
chureA Nsliees.

Rev. n. L 6trestos, Of Denver. Christ
ian church evangelist for the west, will
presch on Sunday, june = morning and
evening. In the room occupied by tho
Dslts Christian church on Main street.
Rev. Ben, d. D. vii psssch in the
BsptiSt church next Sunday. both morn
ipg and evening. The Doctor enjoys
the reputation Of being fluent speaker.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

A complete stock for mowers. harvest
srs and Binders just received. The Crot-
ser Hardware Co. local agents. 2O-22
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Married couple want position; wife
good cook aud general manager; man
general work on ranch. Address box
80, Delta. 1870
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Tns Fspabaican national eonvsntion
Ssgan ~ sessions at ST. Louis yes
Sssday bst tAsss i little probability OF
~ .eoisss bsing at al satisfaetory to
tAs psepls Il Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Call for Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds on hand to pay the following war
rants at the Office OF tho county treasurer
Of Delta county. Colo. Interest will
cease on July 8, 1856.
Warrant No. go $3.50 co
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
SCHOOL ORDERS
N. H. CASTLE,

N. ID. CASTLE,
County Treasurer.
First pub. June II; last July 8. 1896.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

OUn nsisAhas esuaty. Aontress. =
naking srss.Usosnts TO hold an sgrical-
spsal cd hostisultssaIiair in Ssptsmbes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
SMOKE PROTECTORS FOR r1nEMEN
Two Buhhio Men Make Heroic nnd
SuccoNSfnI Test

In place of the regular indoor meet
Ing OF the Board of Fire Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon. says the Buffalo
Courier. test was made of the two
smoke protectors recently bought The
harness room In the stable al fire head
quarters was the place chosen for the
trial. Lieutenant Walter Mahoney, of
Engine No. 13. was chosen for one vic
tim. and William II. jackson. OF Truck
No. 5. the other. Assistant Chief Muir
ply lighted ten pounds Of sulphur and
ten more of birthstone I'm the room, asked
the men to don the helmets and step into
the parlor, and then the door was closed
on the two firemen and the smudge
The room is quite large. so that about
five minutes was needed to fill II with
smoke The odor of the sulphur got out
into the hallway, and Commissioners
Davis and Smith escaped to the floor be-
low. Commissioner Zeller protected his
lungs az well as he could with a hand
kerchief. Assistant Chief Murphy stay
ed near the door to the room in which
was the smoke and Jake DurI be fger
superintendent of horses kept 'iirG flf
busy in the distant end of the building
Chief Mcconnell and some others of the
practical fire tigftErs. were near the
scene of smoke
tlfteen minutes after the door was
closed the Chief called for the imprIs-
oned men. Mahoney and his Communion
walked out in dignity and comfort. The
Two heroes who had made the first trial
of the helmets had spent the time pleas
antlv amid the fumes of birthstone ana
sulphur. and they stated they had moth
ing 10 regret. The Lieutenant said thov
could hear each other speak distinctly
their power of sight was but slightly les
sened. and the supply of air was abun-
dant and oil good quality.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
stanhinr ot,hc Climbs.

In spite of errors, both games of yes
9terday were we'll worth seeing. and in
decided contrast to the so-called exhibit
tions OF Monday. With perhaps one or
ball, and by far the prettiest base-run-
ming of the season was witnessed. I'm
proyement in teamwork was noticeable
everywhere, and very favorably COM
3lnented on.
1t was no fault of Leach that he did
not win his game, the first of the after
moon, but rather may the victory of
1.-The visitors be attributed to good luck;
though, II truth be told, had not Ramp
muffed Wrigleys high fly in the eighth
1T would have been ours AS II was he
failed to grasp the opportunity and ball
presented to him, and this omission gave
Grove a chance at the bat. l was all
the ilatter wanted, for he put the sphere
over the fence and brought In three runs,
winning the game.
Heavy hitting, especially OF the home
team. was the feature of the day. In
the first inning Norfolk BANKED and khe
Maglcians made three on three hits and
an error at first. Stephenson was the
first man up In the second and put
the ball over the canvas with great
ease. Wentz brought him home on
7two-bagger, stole third, and crossed the
rubber on Cocltman's error The visit
ors made two also in this inning, includ-
ing one of the most peculiar home runs
ever seen on these grounds, perpetrated
by Lynch, who banged the ball into the
centre-held canvas, where 1t stuck In
getting 1t down, Mac had to climb one
OF the guy ropes, and in doing so got
stuck himself, the batter coming home
while the fielder was extricating himself
The mishap in the eighth has ALREADY
been alluded to, and In spite of the
gallant rally made by the Gulls. they
Were unable to overcome the majority
rolled up by the lucky visitors The OIL
cial score Is appended:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
The Gian,., GOOD PLAY

New York. June 10-The New Yorks
Piayed all around Cincinnati to-day. They
mt tlsher hard. Good support, however
prevented more runs than were made
Doheny retired after the first inning be-
cause OF lame arm and Clark finished
the game In a most effective manner, ex-
eeept In the ninth inning. when five clean
hits were made. Rain in the morning
! maze nad the grounds soggy. Attendance
r. n. T.
New York ........3 30 OOSOI-lO 10 3
CINCINNATI ........1 90 02OO Sc IA 2
Fisher and Vaughan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
Mountain Lake Hotel,
ny2i- su-tf

Opens for the accommodation of visi-
tors June lst, 1856. Appointments first
ed, sanitary conditions excellent. eleya-
ton 1880 feet. grand mountain scenery.
Of hotel. lake in front of hotel of n,,re
clear spring water half n mile wide Nv
three-fourths of mile long well stocked
drives, and walks. fine boating upon the
lake, bowling alley and other amuse-
ments, no malaria or mosquitoes. daily
mail. New conveyances meet all pa ssen-
ger trains a Pembroke station on the Nav
River Division of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad
For descriptive circulars or further IN
formation address q. 7. PORTERFIEID
Proprietor: or j. w. YOUNGER. Mana,
ger Mountain Lake Il. o., Giles Co., Va,
jclSu. we, fr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11

At Columbus: r. H. e.
Columbus ....4 110O1-7 Il 4
Mobile .......3 0 o o 0 o 0 0 0-3 5 4
Batteries: Williamson and Hess; wiz
treck and King.
AT Montgomery: II. II. e.
Montgomery L sos lOl oil IL 2
Atlanta ......0 0 o / 0 o o. s 4
Batteries: Kellum and Kehoe; Sech-
rist Walker and Fields.
At Birmingham-Ist Game: r. H. Z.
Birmingham OIL o 0 3 o o. 10 )
New Orleans 90 8 90 &c IL 9
Batteries: Mcdonald and Rappold:
Carl and Gonding.
Second Game: r.. III. -.
Birm'ham % 0 900 all o O-5 10 5
New Orl,ns 8 0 0 0 0 OIL 1-6 IL O
Batteries; Sparks and Rappold; Nc
Ginnis and Gonding.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
Threw the Game Awny.

Petersburg. Va. June 10.-Petersburg
deliberately threw to-day's game away.
several contributed, but Dundons mum
o ~. an easy ny. letting in two runs, lost
the game. The home team outba ttad
the visitors. but were outplayed at ali
other points. In the absence of an ON
cial umpire Mr., Sholta OBLIGATED and
gave general satisfaction. Boland got
ms hinge: hurt in the eighth and had to
retire from the game.
Score.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
Stnndlng OF Nntlonnl Lenrna c,nA.
Champions Victorious.

baltimore. June l0.-After two POSTPONE
ments caused by rain the chamnions ~
me remaining game of the series from
louisville to-day. The visitors were clar.
~ outclassed at every point. Both teams
9ndehvored 10 make Umpine Sheridan's
NE miserable. and as result Kelly and
Miller were fined and the latter put OUT or
the game Attendance. 1922. Score:
palt;,n R.HE.
Louisville .. O q n n n n n N n .. o
bntteries-liemming and Robinson. Hin
MeDermott and Warner
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
The Modern Renutx

Thrives on good food ana sunshine
with plenty of exercise in the omen air
Her form glows with health and her
race blooms with its beauty. If her
system needs the cleansing action of
laxative remedy she uses the gentle
and pleasant Syrup of Figs. Made bv
the California Fig Syrup Company.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
Three Straight for CInxe,or,

Philadelphia, June 1O.-Cleveland made
J, thres straight from Philadelphia TODAY,
oil the series. the visitors played the bettsT
bail. Cuppy. was very effective. Attend.
ance, 1854. Score ''"u-
Cleveland ...........o1 1OoO1O2-5 10
fTiIadeiphla .........f 00Ol OO-2 o
siatIterles-Cuppy and thinner: Cersev
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11

The Hall of Science, in London. which
was so long associated with the seen.
laristic movement led by the late Mr.
Bradlaush and Mrs. Annie Besant, has
now oeen taken by Mrs. Bramwell Booth
women e io'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
The Bridegrooms Lost.

brooklyn. June 10.-Hawley pitched q
me game throughout, holding the Brook
lyhs down TO one run. While Kennel
nate In cracking out hits when his tnnoat
runs. Jud Smith easily carried off The
honore In fielding accepting eieht
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-11
Portsmouth Lost.

Lynchburg. Va, June lO.-Only Ave
were played by the Lynchburgs
ana Portsmouths to-day on account OF
rain. The home team won two to one.
Bovlan and Lampe both pitched great
ball. The fielding on both sides was the
best seen here this year. Score: