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VARIETIES.

one of the most famous painters Of
sweden. Marten Eskil Winge. died few
DAYS ago in Stockholm. His Studies
were mosely historical. Winge was n
years old and was "a member of many
Swedish societies. I
a grsat-nephew of jacquard. the In.
Vehtor OF the wonderful loom known by
ms name. died ON May 18th at LYONS
where he held ttt4 humble position nj
concierge. He is said 10 have heen tbf
last of the family.
The London lChnonicle's Representative,
at Moscow writes: ,, u could no, heir
noticing that the Emperor is looking
very thin. but the Empress, on the othe,
hand. has sgot Wonderfully s;o,,. and
hearty looking in the short time tina
mas elapsed since her marriage"
TnomaS Hughes left a personal estat,
OF the gross value OF .412 los, Cd am
or the ne: value of G6,07S lbs. Cd. Tn,
teStator appointed his wife Mrs, Anne
FRANCES Hughes, sole executriN of his
VIII, and left all his real and persona,
estate 10 her.
Theodore Pavie, who died at Angsrs 8
rev days ago. was one of the most IN
nous Oriental scholars in France. III,
was 80 years old. Before he was of no,
he Travelled extensively in this countr,
ana South America and published an nc
count OF his observations. He passst
many years later in China. India, am
Japan preparing himself for the place O
professor in Hhe College de France.
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Mountain Lake Hotel.
A. E. WHITE, Proprietor
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Opens for the accommodation OF visI-
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clear spring water half Il mile wide by
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win fish. first-class livery beautiful
drives and walks. fine boating upon the
lake. bowling alley and other amuse-
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mail. New conveyances meet all passen-
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For descriptive circulars or further in
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Proprietor: or j. w. YOUNG, Manager
Mountain Lake p. o., Giles county. Va
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darangerE Play BAIL Rut the Goats MOI
In Good Form.

The Goats put up q rather weary
g exhibition of the national game yester
S day, and the Changers won out in a slow
walk, besting her antagonist at every
point. except perhaps, In the box, where
i honors We're even up to the end of the
18th. After that Brandt was easily the
superior of Kimball who started out
{ by giving Magee base on balls and hit
ting Heilman.
Up to the time he left the box Will
lis had famed out nine men. Only six
hits had been obtained off him, and
these. coupled with two rank errors.
passed ball and five bases on balls
had Melted five runs. He hurt his back
in the 9Th and was forced to retire.
Az for Brandt, the boy pitched a, Won
7Snerfuliy cool. steady game. He did not
Riye a single base on balls, and the
seven hits that were untangled from
shis delivery We're most beautifully scat
) tered, except in the 4th. when three were
so punched as to earn one lonesome run,
the only one the Magicians Were able to
bring over the rubber
sam Watts, upon request, started in
4 70 do the umpiring. but having render
y ed several decisions decidedly off, which
& otspieased the, rooters, and deeming dis
erection the better part Of valor gave way
in the middle of the 9th to Van Patten.
whose work up to the end gave general
satisfaction
iiO iiiiiSIiSe amount OF ginger
was in evidence the Changers put nm
Rht-euged game, the only error being
that OF Brandt's. and that was almost
sexcusable, for when man tries to stop
a hft. and q hot one, he can't expect to
Pc perfect. The tumble didn't cost any
thing, anyway.
80 Fat Rollins distinguished himself and
Yves duly applauded His chief TRIUMPH
was the catching of a high foul fiy-
one OF that class which Pat doesn't like.
10y. Know. AS If this wasn't enough
glory. he stole as pretty n base I'm The
NTH as one could wish to see Then
ne easily led in batting. Out of five
tines az the stick he made three hits.
Ter had been the Splinter that some OF
ms colleagues are, at least one OF these
,Iwo-paggers could have been stretched
aHto triple. Only one stolen base
could be gotten off him, while the Granr-
srs boxed the compass all around vii
t MIa the double steal or Magee and
clever. 'ouiariy
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NORFOLK,
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Richmond ............3 2 0 y 0 0 0 0 2-7
Norfolk ..............0 90 0 o 0 o 90
summary: Earned runs-Richmond, 3.
Two-base hits-Sanford and Malarkey
First base on erlors-Richmond, 3; Nor
folk. l. Base on balls-Of Malarkey, 1;
Blankenship, 4. Left on bases--Rich-
mond. s; Norfolk, 2. Struck out-By
Malarkey, 10. Bases from being hit
Kahn. Double plays--Wentz to Langs-
ford: Malarkey to Berte to Wells Sto-
len bases-kain, Fender Wilson wild
pitches-Malarkey, 1. Time-1:39. UNI
plre-Cline.
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BrOkc Even.

Petersburg, Va. June 5.-Petersburg
ana Lynohburg broke even to-day, the
visitors getting the first and the locals
the second. Quarles, With any support,
would have won the first game. With
the score to 3 In Lynchburg's favor in
the eighth, Petersburg tied 1t by Nc
Cams error. Quarles single and Multi
gans long dIdve over deep centre. earned
Two more runs, but In their half of the
eighth the visitors went them five bet
Ter. kitson was invincible in the second
game, allowing them only five hits and
the home team won with ease.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-06
The Races Ta.nnx

Ihe races at Ocean View this after
noon promiss 10 bel interesting affairs.
me hrst race. in which the prizes are
cup and flag, will start at 3 O'Clock and
VIII be conies: between Eras. Our Jim,
Little BtIlee. Maud. Efiie, Grace and
Pattie S. The second race which stor..
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Others; large crowd will probably Wit
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Rebels Use Dynamite.

Havana, June 5.-A train which left
san Nicolas with a number Of work.
men on board to repair damages along
the line of the road, is reported to have
oeeh blown up with dynamite. The To-
connective and cars composing trne troi
were thrown into a culvert and the train
master and a number Of the workmen
were more or less seriously injured.
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The Colts Puzzled Boston.

Boston, June 5.-Terry was a decided
enigma ITO the Bostons to-day, and they
could not begin to make him out. while
SttVetts was easy. Terry also batted
1plendadly Dahlen played brilliantly at
short. A capture of a hot line hit 60
one side by Duffy was the feature OF the
day. Attendance. 3,44O Score:
r.. II. z.
Chicago ......3 0O1O1 5000 II 3
Boston .......0 3 0 0 0 0 O-6 & 8
Batteries: Terry and Donohue; Stiv-
etts, Tenney and Bergen.
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Released on Parole.

London. June "a dispatch from Pre-.
toria to the Pail Mall Gazette says that
TOUR leaders of the johannesburg Re-
Iohm Committee-Lionel Philips, Col
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BaItimore IIypnotIzed.

Baltimore, Md, June 5.-Tebeau's hyp-
motto influence was In evidence again to-
day. The Champions could neither bat
nor field and were beaten all the way.
Corbett pitched the last three innings
and but one hit was made off him. At
tendance, $3.50. Score:
R.HE
Baltimore ......1 0001 1O1O-4 9
cleveland ...3 0 4 0 8 0 0 DO IL 4
batteries: Eaper Corbett and Robin
son: Young and O'Conner.
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or national League clubs
Brooklyn wins.

Brooklyn, June 5.-Cincnnati's out
helders were kept busy in to-day's game
In addition to the thirteen slashing hits
made by the Brooklyns. Burke, Hoy,
and Miller succeeded in capturing fifteen
flies, several of whsch We're long drives.
With two men out in the first inning,
Mccarthy Brought in two runs on a
home-run hit paot the ropes in the left
field. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati 80 001O0 UOO-1 6 /
Brooklyn ....4 OF 3 0Ox-1O 13 q
Batteries: Dwyer, Gastrigiht, and
Vaughn; Kennedy and Burrill.
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Tho Giants Iyer. swift.

New York, June 5.-The New Yorks
played another fast game to-day, and
st. LouEawas easy. Clarke kept the hits
scattered and received beautiful support.
Donohue pitched good ball for ST. Louis.
Connor's men felded cleverly, Quinn and
Myers excelling. The weather was hot
Score:
r. II. e.
New York ....1a01O S2Ox-7 y 2
81. Louis ......0 0 ] 0 0 0 Q 0 % 2
Batteries: Clarke and Farrell; Dono-
hue and Mcfarland.
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IiIIctl Chaeac-

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product Is made 10 parade as the real
chess. In some States laws have been
passed against it. That will probab Div
be the solution OF the matter generally
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Blankcnship's CIeYcruess.

Richmond, Vat. Junl. 5-Malarkey,
the clever Washingtonian who was i'm
ported here for the purpose of helping
the Richmond club pennantwards. has
FOR some weeks tasted the bitterness OF
defeat. but he is now revealing in the
sweets of victory, which he achieved
over the Norfolk CLANS to-day. He
pitched quite the cieverest game that
has been twirled here this year, and
shut the CLAIMS out. Score:
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Pittsburg Again Downed.

r Philadelphia, Pa, June 5.-Philadel-
'phia again downed Pittsburg to-day in
game that was on a par with yestar-
days contest for excitement. Atten-
dance. 4,S25. Score:
r. II. r.
Pit.sburg ....,..1 OO0O1O-s 10 i
Philadelphia 10 o 3 0 0O3 2-9 Is 8
BATTERIES: Killen and Sugden: Lucid
and Grady.
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At Atlanta:
FRENCH TROOPS ROUTED.
Three Europeans and Many Negroes
Killed I'm Africa

Paris, June 5.-The Government is in
receipt of information that the French
expedition which Recently left Salaga en-
route for the Niger, has been routed by
the natives. Three Europeans and many
natives belonging to the expedition were
killed by poisoned arrows.
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THE OLD SWEET SPRINGS,
Monroe County, West Wa.
OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE LIST, 1886.

Located In most beautiful and nic-
turesque country. with climate thd
most delightful in America. free from
malaria and pleasant In the warmest
weather It's waters and baths are
powerfully tonic, din.
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The hotel and buildings are principally
brick, the main building 800 feet in length
and has one of the handsomest dining
rooms In the state Sanitary condition
not surpassed by any mountain resort.
The management this season will main
tam and perfect Its reputation as n
health and pleasure resort DESCRIPTIVE
ton.
A. E. WHITE, Proprietor.
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ROANOKE
Z 1f1it by 'patted ball-Fleming.
SCORE BY INNINGS

~ 49, &C.. ....oS ~ 20 g
az hit by 'batted ball-Fleming.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
\ rorts. -. ............2 0 1 OIL is
re esoke ~. .........0 30 ] 0 o 0 o OIL
summary: EarnedRuns-Port
g: Roanoke, l. Two-basa Hits-Rollins Q:
SSockman. Stolen Bases-Burke. Rel,
\ man. Rollins, Fleming, Hargrove. He'll
man Magee. Bases on Baus-Off Kim
Deli. 1; off Willis, 5. Hit by Pitcher
asNman. Struck Out-By Brandt. 3: by
ssWilts, 8. Sacrifice Hits-Williams. Ma
gee. Reiman. Passed Balls-RolIins
Z w ul!ams. Left on Bases-Port smouth
-: Roanoke, 4. Time of Game--One
hour and fifty-five minutes. Umpires-
waits and Van Patten.
MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.
Rcurke played a clever third base YES.
terday.
Only one chance offered for a double
and that was TO the visitors, who failed
20 improve 1t on account Of Cockma NJ 8
error.
grigley, the famous hitter, could not
even find Brandt for scratch. Cock
man and Williams mad two clean ones
apiece, one of the latter's being a beautd-
3ei double.
sfagee's aesding at first is soul-satis-
Tying.
csnia. Pop Tate e IN the game ct all
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IOuIsyiIIc's Luck.

Washington, d. c., June 5.-Washing-
Attendance. 5,SS6. Score:
r. IT. e.
Wash. .......5 0 0 5000 fla IA 7
Louisville 80 o 0 / COS 3O-7 9
Batteries: Maui and Mcclure; Frazer
and Warn:r.
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MeSsrs. X. I Arlington, Jr,. p. r. Con-
rad, ST., w. $. Daniel, and II. NJ. Rov-
Kin, four genial Richmonders. are at the
Atlantic. and Will proceed to Lake Drum
mond this morning early on a fishing
trip .
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Total
LYNCHBURG.
ARR Rri
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Petersburg ..........0 0 0 o 0 3 o. G
Lynchburg ..........0 3 0 2 0 10 5X-ll
summary: Earned runs-,2eteraburg
2; Lynchburg, f. Two-base lAits-Fear.
z. Home runs-Dundon. Mulligan Do
ian, McGann. Stolen bases-Stanhope
Double plays-Breen To Stanhope Bases
ON balls-Quarles, 4; Bruner. . Struck
out-Quarles, .. Passed balls-Raffe.lt.
Fear. Time-Two hours. Umpire
Belts.
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+ Roanoke ait Portsmouth.
sss Norfolk at Richmond.
81 Lynchburg at Petersburg
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Allegheny SPRINGS, VIRGINIA

The Allegheny water. awarded cola
m Ii and diploma Worlds Fair Chiea.
ciety Of Virginia. is celebrated for its
W ,.; cures Of dyspepsia, in it's va
a ai0us t 9 Beautiful Lawn of forty
acres; Band OF Music. Post, Telegram
and Express offices. Families seekipr
neaithy resort in the mountains, to
Fare excellent. Terms moderate Writs
Tor pamphlet. rates etc.
100 o. c. A. CALHOUN,
h.S -E-Iih -. Proprietor
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sIAe Changers Win From The MagIclans
In a Dead Slew Walk.
BRANDT AND WILLIS DIVIDE HONORs
And Pat Rollins Is the Hero of the
Honr -fIe catches Foul Flies, Steals
So Bsses, Bangs Out Doubles md
OsherwAsc Plays Bali in Soul.
Satisfying Sfyle-Two Umpires.
Yesterdays Games.

Richmond. z; Norfolk, 0.
Petersburg, s; Lynchburg. 11.-Qst.)
Petersburg, 8; Lynchburg, 3.-(2d).
Portsmouth, s; Roanoke, l.
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"Will you please tell US what has be-
come of Charlie Lee. the Chinaman. who
attended the baseball games last year,"
(Signed) ROOTDR.
Give It up. It's all we can do to take
care of this years routers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Big League Gamea

festerdny's Big League Games.
Baltimore. 4; Cleveland. 10.
Philadelphia, 9; Pittsburg. 8.
Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, I.
Chicago. 10; Boston, 6.
Washington, IA; Louisville. z.
New York, z; st. Louis, 3.
Big League Games To-Day.
P5tttsburg at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Washington.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at Baltimore.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-06

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Two games Will be played between
Portsmouth and Roanoke to-day. Tne
first will be called at 10 a. m. and the
second at the usual hour.
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Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS,Mo
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on the summit of the Alleghaney noun
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Totals
LYNCHBURG
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Peters. 100000 o2-o
Lynchburg :. .........0 90 9 20 l 0 %
Summary' Earned Runs-Petersb urg,
8. Two~base Hits-Kane Stockdale
Little. HonFa Runs-Breen, Bradley,
Stockdale. Stolen Bases-Bradley, KEEL
~. Dundon. Double Play--Kelly 10
Bresn. Base on Balls-Off Kitson. .. off
Evans. 5. Hit by Pitched Ball-Bradley.
Leahy Struck Out-By Evans. 9: bv
Kitson. 4. Time, 1870. Umpirs-Betts.
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In the Southern League.

AT Montgomery: R.HE
Montgomery 80 0 0 00OOO 90 i
Mobile ........1 0 l 20 0 Q % 8 /
Batteries: Drinkwater and Wiley:
Hahn and King.
AT Atlanta:
r. H. f.
Atlanta :. ......1 01O0os o-S 9 8
New Orleans ...2 90 II q x-9 IA s
batteries; Seehrist and Fields; Carl
and Gondng.
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THE MASSANETTA SPRINGS

are In Rockingham county. Virginia, four
and one-half miles southeast of Harris
onburg. This is the best place to spend
the not summer months. and to get rid
OF malaria and other maladies The
large, shady lawn and prospect grove
with the water render this very desira.
BILE place
HOTEL OPEN JUNE 18TH
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OPEN JUNE 1ST.
one mile north of Old Sweet Springs
noted for Its celebrated Chaiybeate
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standing OF the clubs.

THE FEATURES OF THE GAME.
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