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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-28
Standing OF the clubs.

In srief's regretful chronicles there is
recorded no sorrow like unto that SUI
perinduccd by frost-bitten hopes and
the loss of baseball game when victory
meant rs much as ii did yesterday.
Hence this is Il wall Of Woe
To begin at the beginning, clipping
the whiskers of the thousand and one
hypotheses that irresistibly present
themselves and, like the ghost of ban
QUO. refuse to down, the battle was
lost from the first inning. After the
visitors made three runs at that stage,
on two errors, a single. II hit by pitched
Dali and the gift of Il base, no one looked
for anything else. Ii was enough 10
knock the ginger out of an ocean OF ale.
In the first two innings Norfolk
BANKED in a b c style In the third
with two men dead, Thurston reached
the initial bag on slow hit \ moment
iSter Claude NlcFarlan sent the sphere
apinninS over the left field fence, and
when last seen was scorching ii toward
Ocean View. McGann scored for the
visitors i'll this inning on two-bugger
Schabels bit and Smiths base on field
er's choice. In attempting to head the
runner Off at the rubber Armstrong was
spiked in the ankle and had To be car
RED to the bench This neceSSitated a
general change, Thurston going behind
the bat. Leach into the box and Jack
Giiroy into right field
In the fourth inning Davis brought in
tally by fast running. scoring on n
DaSe on DallS ana GilrOy'S first double
Lynchburg goose-egged. They made up
Tor IL in the NTH, however manufac-
turing three runs out of four hits and
base on balls. Davis brought i'm an
other one for the locals in the sixth
on two singles and hit by pitched ball
Two doubles landed Smith across the
plate in the eighth for the Hill Climb
ers. In the same round Gilroy scored on
another double and ~. McFarlan's low
right field triple. In the ninth Claude
again came home on hit. Picliering's
error and Leach's hit. Davis brought
the trouble to an unhappy termination
with foul fly out to Dolan.
There is really but little more to be
said. Gilroy and the two McFarlans
again distinguished themselves by b.il-
liant catches. and also got six OF the
eleven hits, including Claude's fencer
and two doubles by Ciilroy, in addition
to single each and AS triple.
After his first error Lamont PLAYED
MAGNIFICENT ball, his fielding being
quick and extended. Wenta started in
the game with a new glove, which ap-
parently handicapped him until he loan
cd 1t to Leach, when IL proved a Jonah to
the latter. Smith made one very bril-
liant running catch, which, with the
work of Dolan at third and Davis at
FIRST. was feature in the same class
with the work of our own outfield 9th
erwise there was nothing unusual about
the playing of the visitors They Just
nut up the same steady persevering
game that has distinguished them from
the beginning of the season
See the score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-28
LawrcnecviIIe VS.. En,porin.

Lawranceville, Va. June 2G.-(Spe-
cial)-The Lawrenceville Baseball Club
me' the Emporia aggregation for the
second game OF the series on the Empo-
RIA ground to-day, and rs usunl wcre
ViotoMous. The game was a slow affair
WIN the exception OF some sharp fielding
by the home team. Overton for the
visitors was somewhat wild. owing
iarSely. perhaps, to being hit in the face
early in tine game by a battcd ball. Slo-
gle for the home team, pitched good ban
until the ninth inning, when the visitors
one and all jumped on to his delivery.
ana pounded the ball in every direction.
Deaklns came To the rescue. and tbt
run getting was stopped, but r.he victory
was already gained as the home team
banked In their half of the ninth. pba
only features Of the game was the nm
hihG catches ny PEBBLES 70, the home
team, and Mallory for the visitors. =
three base hit by y. Slaglc and two.hoea
ms by Overton ana Turk. Score AS
Lawrenceville .......G 100000 -
HinpoE!a .............1 . 2O1 %
Batteries; Oveuion and Walden: slo,,l
peiKlns, ana Siaglc. Umpire, MIR Raj,
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PROPOSALS.

TREASIrDy mrs DT,I1,s ,r,---"oc,c~-->>---
= ington, ID. c., June is, lS96:-WiIl he snid
at public auction to the highest and hest
Didder Tor cash, ut ~ O'Clock noon. WIS.,.
e; the Revenue Sloop Alert" This YES.
SCI is 40 rect long. 1915 beam, draft ~ feet
forward ana "a feet aft; built of oak with
rect long, fun set ofTsails, awnings. tar
pauiins' etc; two boats. three anchors and
Gniains, ana patent two-brake windlass
William Palm. Elizabeth City. Full mfor.
n T,n. can be obtained on Application to
rirst Lieutenant j. c. Cantwell r. c. s.
AT the place named. who will designatr
such articles of outfits as are to be sold
VIII, with the vessel: a deposit of Fifty Dol
I 1nrs SSoooD VIII be required at time Of sale.
me government reserves the right IN re-
Ject any or all bids. w. l.. CURTIS.
je23-tu. th,su Acting Secretar,,
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Down Go the Qunkers.

Boston. June 27.-Philadelphia did
about all OF its hitting and scoring i'm
inc second inning, scoring six runs on
iour singles and two doubles. After
mat but one hit was made and in but
Two innings did man get as far as
second. The Philiies tried i'm the box
J>eencr. formerly of the Athletics. of
the pennsylvania State League. and he
acquitted himself very credita bly. Al
tendance. 6.527. Score:
r. II. f..
PHILADELPHIA o g o 0 0 90 o. Q 4
batteries; Nichols and Tenney; Kee-
ner and Grady.
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Standing OF Nn,iona, Lcngue Clubs
II WINS Unexpected.

made 4 great finish to-day and defeated
Brooklyn when it was least expected.
Corcoran muffed Il thrown ball, wh.oi
was chiefly responsible for the downfall
of Foutz's men. Harry Davis sent in
five runs with two double baggers. Glea-
sons second base play was one of the
features and Sull!van's pitching was
most effective. Stein was wild and gave
way to Abbey In the ;hi:d inning. The
latter was hit hard. Attendance 5000.
Score:
New York. 49,. :. ..oO1O3G 20 90
Brooklyn. :. ......1 3 0 . 0 0 0 Is
Base Hhs-New York, -; Brooklyn.
10. Errors-New York, 3; Brooklyn, /.
Batteries--M eekin. sullivan and Wilson;
Stein, Abbey and Burrell.
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DEFINING THE DUTIES AND COM
PENSATlON OF THE OFFICE OF
sEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASU-
RES. AND ABOLlSHING ALL ORDI-
NANCES IN CONFLICT THERE
WITH.
sb i;Mr hes Sealer Of Weights and Measures
shaiI Keep the standard OF weights and
measures belonging to the city. He shall
give bond to the city in the sum of five
n9ndned dollars for the faithful discharge
shall be filed in the office of the CITY
Treasurer
ANY person selling weights. measures
or scale beams. or using weights, measu-
res or scale beams IN weighing measuring
any article for sale shall cause such
and marked by the sealer before same
shall be used for measuring or weighing
such articles for sale.
sealed or adjusted by the Sealer shall be
made conformable to the Act OF Congress-
and shall be marked by him with the mi,
tails of his name and the year in which
the same shall be marked and scaled
I'll tho seaier shall be Informed. or
n nave reason TO suspect, that any person
fraudulent intention, any false beams
scales or weights or measures. 1t shall be
iinds them false, the person SO using or
possessing such false beams scales
weights or measures, shall upon convlc-
ton pay fine of not less than $500 or
more than $4,000. one-half of said fine TO
go to the Sealer and onc-half to the civ.
o-Ihe Scaler of Weights and Measures
shall be entitled 10 receive for his services
IN sealing and marking
For every two bushel measure. ... 25c
Tor every bushel measure. ........... l5c
For every half bushel, peck, half peck
Quarter peck and quart measure OF
For every gallon. half gallon, quart.
pint. half pint, gill and half gill liquid
For every yard stick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nc
For every weight over lbs . SC
For every single weight under pounds &C.
For every set of weights from lbs 10
4 ounce Observation-Disclosures. 25c.
For every very, beam or even balance scale
or or spriinE scales and the weights
For every beam platform or spring
scale from 80 TO 1000 pounds ...... Soc
"a nd Tor every wagon or platform scale
G-The seaicr shall have an office at Si'I :.
convenient point in the city. and shall no.
nIy the public Of the location. And where
he shall be required TO go out of his office
for the purpose of testing and scaling
weights or scales he may charge
1 ahan e 6s - per foc een'Im more
be convicted of having stamped any
weight' measure scale or beam without
having accurately adjusted the same he
shall pay fine of tS20o0r twenty dollars.
for every such offence
All ordinances and parts of ord.nan-
ceS In conflict herewith are hereby repeal
ed
s.-This Ordinance shall take effect July
LIST. 1896
Adopted by tine Select Council MAY 18th.
1896.
JAS l.. WINSTON.
President Select Council.
Adopted by the Common Council June
LUTHER SHELDON.
Nlce-PreSident Common Council
je2G-5t
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rclcr..urg pclcn,s nonnohc.

Petersburg. Va. June 27.-The Roam
okes. no; being satisfied with the de-
feat administered 10 them by Norcom on
Thursday, requested another chance
and that gentleman willingly obliged
them to-day. giving them worse drub-
bing than before. Up to tho ninth ill.,
ming they had only found him for ,th!es
hits, the score then standing to / in
PetersburE's favor. The locals went in
and batted out six runs ciuching the
game. Norcon chen allowed the visit
ors three hits, on which they scored two
runs. Score
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Thorough GoodI.nck.

Washington. June 27.--The Baltimores
won ;o-day's game through good luck
In the second inning Keeler made n
luke home run into the blcachcrs, bring
ing two men ahead of him. The visitors
played an crro:ess game. and the locals
work was sharp and clean After cho
second inning Mercer settled down. Kel-
ley and Dcmontreville did some sy.nsi-
tional fielding. Attendance. 5000 Score.
II. II IL.
Washington IA OO0l-5 10 ]
Baltimore .....2 4 0 0 OOOX-G 0
batteries; Mercer and Mcclure; Hoffey
and Clarke
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Rinswood. ~: Cola Roc,, 10

Ringwood. y. c., June 27.-(specia,
p,o Gs'eraay the baseball club OF Gold
inpHk came over To give Ringwoo1 ;,
whirl In the afternoon the contenIina
cluDs met on the diamond ana the ran,s
resulted IN victory for Ringwood tn
two pitchers ON the Ringwood pinn
w wGPni't w Iia simpson did fine playing,
was hard to beat. The game tI,s ~,
follows, RinEwood being first at the bat
RlnEWood ...........3 3 > o o + o 2 -
H1tu fock ',;.;;...:...2 0 Id
Bntteries; Bobbitt. Simpson and Mar
SNAIL Williams, Clark and Williams
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Chicago ! :BrOWnsO.

Chicago, June 27.-The first game Of
the series between Chicago University
, anu iSiown University to decide the Col
was played here this afternoon in -.
presence of a big crowd. sharp fieldinn
by both sides was the feature. Score.
Chicago ........O oOOO0O1 IL
Brown ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 % . .
BATTERIES: Nicholas and Jones; sum.
mergill and Dunno.
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At OCEAN VIEW

TliEATR1CALS AT OCEAN VIEW I,
For week commencing JI'NE, ooh
Pronounced hit Of the season. Free Van.
dVille Complete change of Program Ar
lists. Scenery, Specialties $3.50 u. M S.2o
y. IN. Every afternoon Kennedy ~
Williams, the Killarney sports. infIoii"-
ing Songs, Dances and Knockabout Az
surdities Howard lioulden. IN his char
u ,Ir sbecialt ties. MISS Emma DcCastro.
ing a refined and entertaining specially
Boulder and Herman, the mus cal Won.
utrs. presenting a strong program of the
folk and Ocean View Railroad o. T;r,, No.
son Smith. receiver. The most comnlat .
electric system In the South perfcci IN "
sengcr service. complete equipment. ins,,r-
ing speed. comfort, safety. Trains leave
Norfolk and Ocean View every hour untii
II 100 p; m: L" y; MATHES, Superintendl
Agent isSo ger
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ROANOKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Petersburg ..........0 o 90 600 6-S
Roanoke ..............1 . o 0 0 O O %
summary: Earned runs-PeE e-shurg
a. Two-base Hits-Hall, Norcom. stolen
pases-Nane, ,; Norcom, .; Dundon. KEEL
~ Breen. Ratfert. Double plays
BFeen, Han, and Kane: Hall and Kane:
himplc and McGann; Mccain and Wrig
ley. Bases on ballg-Norcom. /; Kim.
bail, ;. Hit by pitcher, Stocksdalc.
struck Out-Norcom, .: Kimban, >.
Passed Dalls-Raffert, /. Time, las
Umpire, Mace.
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LYNCHBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS.


Norfolk ..............o % o1O11 / 6
Summary: Earned Runs-Norfolk. 3:
dvnchburg, 3, Two-base Hits-Csilroy.
z: McGann. Dolan, Grove. Three base
Hits-A McFarlan. Home RunsNC.
McFarlan. Stolen Bases-Lamont,
schabel Mcfarland. Struck Out@By
GCllroy, /; by Leach, /; by Mcfarland.
.. Bases on Balls-Of Gilroy. !: OFF
Leach. 2; off Mcfarland. 9. Hit hy
Hhched Ball-Davis and Pickering Left
on Bases--Norfolk, s; Lynchburg. ..
double Plays-Giroy, Lamont and
Davis. Time-1:40. Umpire-Cline.
MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.
armstrong is in hard luck.
Turner has been loaned to Richmond
It was not like Fridays gilt-edeged
exhibition.
Norfolk goes to Petersburg Monday
to finish the first half.
What's the matter with the way Davis
old fly? any
Norfolk has always been pond of ber
an1alteur sportsmen, and on next Wei
nazday afternoon, at 40 n,cIoo,' -.
league Park ,'an opportunity viii hn ~ 80
senlbed of witnessing the InvIncihIo
Olympics cross bats with tho Sna,.ta,,
Brambletonians. Both mines va 60
poEed of what, in baseball parlanca orc
known as crack-a-jacks, SO that &, viii
be a contest TO AFFORD delight to all
e .
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The ROckbTidgG Alum Springs. VIRGINIA

After going through the hands of the
architect, artisan ana builders IS now
open to the public. Its old patrons will
scarcely recognize the place: the new vis-
tors Will appreciate the improvements
tnat for beauty, comfort and pleasure Is
Pariors, Offices, sitting, writing and
moking rooms. postotficc, store and bill
ilard room being virtually one vast room
extending from the depot TO the hotel 225
Feet; new buildings having been erected
Tor that purpose, the whole filed with
elegant and comfortable furniture, in
Guiding a car laod of reed rockers
The second floor of the hotel is converted
into rooms nsuite with ladies bath rooms
near by.
notwithstanding these vast improve
mentS our prices remain as heretofore
Send for beautiful illustrated catalogue.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
June ODD, 1896 je25-su.w.f-6w
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Totals
PORTSMOUTH.
SCORE L WINNINGS.

Richmond. :. .......0 0 0 2 0 o 0 0 o.
Portsmouth. 20 0 000 o 0-1
Summary: Two-base IIits-Berte
NioN, Turner Bo!and. Hlrgrove. First
Base on E,riors-lt.chmond. .; Ports
mouth. l. Base on Balls-OT Tannehin
j; off Boyd. .. Left on Bases-Rich-
mond. 10; Portsmouth. 3. Struck Out
BY TannehDl. -; by Boyd. .. Hit by
PHcher-Pender. Double Plays-Heil-
man ITO Reiman 70 MCGEE; Burke to Nc
Gee. Stolen Bases-Sanford TannehIll.
Keenan,. Tilne-l:i0. umpire-McDer-
mott.
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Richmond Dere.ts Portsmouth.

Richmond. Va. June 27.--Captain Jake
Wells sat on the players bench this az
ternoon with vast assemblago OF
cranks who saw the locals wrcst the
game from Portsmouth. Tho rooters
are happy and SO are the members OF the
team. The game was one of the most
exciting and highly interesting contests
OF the season. The fielding of both
teams was right up TO the standard.
Score.
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Couldn't Bat.

st Louis, June 27.-Thc Browns lost
today through inability to bat. Hits
or Breltenstcin came at opportune
times. The game was listless and with
out feature. Attendance, $50. Score:
Cincinnati ...1O2 2OOO.-5 .
81 Louis 80 u 1902
batteries: Breitenstein and Murphy:
Fisher and Peitz
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SUM NJ Err RESORTS.

Y Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS. MONT
goh,sry county; Va. open to visitors
on the summit of the Alleghaney noun
a aaihs; the curative. properties of the wat
wide range of disease The accommo ~
lions are frst-class in every respect De-
scrlpllve pamphlets and rates furnished on
tor III ~ pr
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Elad I'm Ratified.

Chicago. June 27.-The Colts seemed
TO be badly demoralized lot i'm tho
third game with Pittshurg to-day. al
though they made no errors. Terry was
Knocked out of the box in the fifth in
ming and Briggs replaced him. doing but
little better Killen was a puzzle all
the way through. The feature was a
phenomenal stop by Ely in the last in
ming. Attendance. $500. Score:
r. II. T.
Chicago ......0 o OO SOOl-4 0
Pittsburg 80 o s 0 4 0 1 0--l0 &c 9
Batteries: Terry, Briggs and Dono-
hue: Killen and Sugden.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-28

OPENS JUNEl /.
The Allegheny water AWARDED ,.oId
medal and diploma Worlds Fair. chic
ciety of Virginia, is celebrated for ifs
Wonderful cures of dyspepsia. in its VA
rlous forms. Beautiful Lawn OF forty
acres: Band of Music Post, Tclcgrnt,i
ana Express Offices. Families seckint.
healthy resort in the mountains. to
Fare excellent. Terms moderate Vri,e
for pamphlet, rates. etc
my22-2m ProoricMio;r
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THE OLD SHEET SPRINGS
Monroe County. West yn.
OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE 1st. 1896

Located in most beautiful and pic
turesquc !, country, with climate tho
most delightful In America, free from
malaria and pleasant in the warmcg;
weather Its waters and baths are
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brick, the main building 800 feet in lnnt.ii,
and has one OF the handsomest dinin..
rooms in the state Sanitary cond;ti n,S'
not surpassed by any mountain ia.ott
The management this season will main.
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pamphlets and rates furnished on applica-
ton.
A. E. WHITE. Proprietor.
my24-su-tf
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NOTICE

PRIVATE SALE OF GROCERY AND
SHIP-CHANDLERYB BUSINESS AT
NEWPORT NEWS, VA
/ will sell privately, AS u going concern
the Grocery and Shp-Chandlery business
lately conducted by Gill & Cluverus at
Newport News, Va, consisting of a fun
stock. together with storehouses and
warehouses erected on leased ground
rare business opportunity is hereby ar
forded. the location being near the p,ers
is the most desirable and conyenient i'm
the city, Correspondence. with q view TO
purchasing. solicited.
je2l-su.w,fr-4t Il. NJ. LETT, Trustee.
juno u. 1896.
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EsiliiI-

Louisville. June 27.-To-day's Cleye
grounds.
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Sacred concert at Ocean View TO-DAY
ID! Dy inc Naval Post Band in full uniform.
Trains every. hour.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Big League Games.

Boston. IL: Philadelphia. Z.
Cincinnati. &: St. Louis, ..
Cleveland Louisville-rain.
Pittsburg. 10: Chicago. 4.
Baltimore. 6; Washington. 8.
New York, Q: Brooklyn, s.
big League Games To-Day.
Louisville in Chicago.
Cincinnati in St. Louis.
Monday Games.
Washington in Baltimore.
Brooklyn in New York
Philadelphia in Boston.
Cincinnati in Louisville.
Cleveland in Chicago
F!t;sburg in St. Louis.
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AUCTnoN sALss-rUrunE nav
by Townsend g Joynes. Auctioneera
VALUABLE VACANT Y LOT FOR SALE

VALUABLE VACANT LOT FOR aA1C
AT AUCTION.
By request of the owner we will sell M
PUBLIC auction. at the Norfolk Real Esta ts
and Stock Exchange. No. lis Main street
on TUESDAY, June S0th, IL O'Clock noon
ted on the north side of Princess Anna
avenue. Il short distance east of the new
city school house. Said lot fronts ON an Ia
OF So feet. more or less, and is in a neigh.
oorhood of white tenants Anyone wish
ing a good investment will please attend
the sale. 'siio
TERMS CASH
TOWNSEND & JoYNEs.
lez2-ta Auct.oneers
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llachhurg Again Defeats Norfolk, and
The Score Was s to s.
DIFFERENT GLASS GAME FROM FRIDAYS
An Error I'm the First Started the Bali
neutrality-suspicious. Outfeld Again
Does Great Work = Armstrong
Again out of the Gamc-.wnsS Spiked
by McGann- Change of Position.
Yeestrday's Games.

Isnchburg, s: Norfolk, e.
Richmond. >; Portsmouth, 1.
Petersburg. S; Roanoke, 2
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SUM MER RESORTS.
A Delightful Summer Resort.

h D6IIgIIlIuI OuIIIlI6I RGSUIl.
THE SOUTHSIDE FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE, BURKEVILLE, VA.
This pleasant place will be open for
boarders till the opening of the school.
IN September Boarders have free access
to the famous Harris Anti-Dyspeptic and
,oiiie springs, whose waters have
wrought such wonderful cures. Good
rare, comfortable rooms and moderat tie
terms. Send for circulars
,a.c Kew. X. w. CRIDLIN,
Jc-o-su'W,ir-lm Proprietor
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where the Clubs Play Tomorrow.

Norfolk at Petersburg.
Lynchbusg in Portsmouth.
Richmond in Roanoke
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MehlS IN The city.
Spring Lamb. Veal. Mutton. Beef. Pork
Bacon, Ham. Sausage, Corned Pork
Corned Beef. Corned and SmoItad
Tongue: All other goods in the line
pronortionately low. Quality and quanti-
our branch store ct 226 Cumberland
street Is well filled with the finest Gro
cerics, Smoked Meats Imported and
Domestic Wines and Liquors. Cigars and
Tobacco; Remember. we have Fresh
Vegetables and Fruits from the colintrv
Orders. called for II requested bv Mr.
Roland II. Bland and Mr.. Marshall Free
man. Goods delivered TO all parts OF the
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AN ORDINANCE

DEFINING THE DUTIES AND CoM-
PENSATlON OF THE OFFICE OF
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASU-
RES, AND ABOLlSHING ALL. ORDI-
NANCES IN CONFLICT THERE
WITH