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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
STORY OF TuE GAME

J.. a bias sc on balls was tho most the visit
ors could do for a start.
Mcfarian struck out. Grove dropped a
ny from I.eahy's bat. and Dan took two
bases. scoring on Weddige's single. Wcntz
flew out to Smith. Wcihl hit and nttempt-
ed to steal Tho ball was thrown to Gil
man. who muffcd it and Wcddige scored
Smntn; according to tho umpire, went out
at first. This was Il mistake.
2: The visitors went out in order Nor
folk got one man to first
:. Lcahy's tumble gave Smink a base.
Two men went out and Touhey singled
and ended thu inning
Leahv walked. Weddige sacrificed, and
the next two men went out.
y. Paterson went out easy with but
thrca men out. The Brooms did the Same
trick
s. Smith led off with hit and Gilman
was presented with base. Smith scored
on SminS'S hit E'IahertY went to first on
n heiders choice. Gilman dying at third
Sinink scored on Keistcr's hit. and the
next man ended the discussions
Newton hit. McFarlan singled and stole
Newton going 10 third. Leahy foulcd out
TO Wagner. Weddi,Se flew out to deep CEN
ter but rotten Dase-running prevented a
score. Two men scored on Wcntx's hit
and I(oistcrs bad throw in home. Vent
died irving to steal.
.. WIN two men out IIardcsty hit for
two bags and Smith singled Hardesty
scoring on Weihls wretchedly slow field
ms. Gilman wound up things by striking
Weihl walked. Smith went out. Snyder
hit. The next two men went out
Z. Neither side scored.
s. PATERSON blanked. Weihl started the
bail Tor Norfolk With single and died try
ou. $500
.: The visitors got but three men up in
this inning.
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fund $500 loaned The latter for pay Of,
school teachers. WAS read The chan,
stated that he had arranged for Il sat
isfnctQry settlement OF this matter. and
on notion this action was concurred IL.
a resolution from the Atlantic City
w. G. II. u. Offering to sell the Local
Board ten feet or less Of property III
front OF their hall in Collcy avenue for
$i5O, The said property 10 be usen IN
Strengthening Colley avenue, was read
The proposition was declined, but the
board offered to put UP a new picket
fence and paint the same if the union
will agree to allow the work Of improv-
ing the street to proceed.
On motion. the request OF Mr. Ed.
Goodwin that the board extend the water
main in North avenue. SO as to enable
him to connect two new houses in that
avenue with said main, was granted.
Bid Of Mr.. George S. Face. Offering
to grade the western end Of North street
for II cents por cubic yard, the dirt re
moved from same to become the proper
ty OF the contractor was rejected
On motion, the policemen OF the ward
were allowed ten days furlough each
beginning August list.
All properly approved bills were or
dered paid ana the board adjourned
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ATLANTIC CtEY.

Miss Jennie Fatherway, Of Campo
avenue Will leave today fer Washing
ton. where She will spend some time
Rev. j. y. Routten, the former pastor
of LeIi!es Memorial NJ. u. church. was
expected TO arrive last night in company
with his son and daughter from Crewe.
IheY VIII be welcomed guests OF Mr.. !.
ID. Armstrong; family on River View
avenue during their sojourn here.
The Senior Epworth League OF Lee
kieS Memorial church will be conducted
by Rev. J. II. Routtcn at its regular
Wednesday night devotional meeting
should he arrive.
One accession TO the membership was
received into the Central Avenue Bap-
list church Sunday morning and at the
evening services Miss Julia Dudley sang
a solo in a most crcditabe manner.
A married was Solemnizcd yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock at the resi-
Gencc Of Mr.. Jones, q North Street
The contracting parties being Mr.. VIM.
HitchingS and Miss Maria Mott, both OF
this ward. The ceremony was performs
cd by Rev II. a. Robinson. The couple
Will reside In the ward.
ATLANTIC CITY WARD.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Local Board Of Improvement was held
last evening at o'clock at the school
housc, with the president, Mr.. C. Brooks
johnston, III inc c!iail ana the following
members present: Pritchard, Pebworth
and Hitchirgs.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Chairman Johnson reported progress
in the matter OF placing curbing in
Colley avenue: also that Contractor
DENLY is making progress in grading
and curbing Princess avenue extended.
Communication OF Captain w. A. s..
Taylor, chairman Of the City School
Board, asking the Local Board to re-
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Tne Grove. Ratified rnnb.

Boston. Juno 2S.-With the game appa :
rentlE safe for Brooklyn i'll the ninth the
crowd so ratified Daub that he gave three
liost0ninns their bases OH balls, and sin
giles bv louifv and SWEETS brought In the
necessary runs. The phyinE OF Long
and Collins for the home team and Griffin
and Jones for the visitors were the fcn-
lures. Attendance $500. Score
r. II. T.
Hoston .......d 0 0 0 . 0 O 0 80 10 J
BROOKLYN @ 0000123 IS il ]
batteries: Lewis and Camel: Daub alidl
Grim. Umpire. Mr. Lynch Ti1nc, 30
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lndians poun,,ca Kt,lc,,.

Cleveland. O.. June 2S--Whilo the visit
ors wers unable to hit Young, the Indians
bounded iNillen freely. That tells the story
II. II. T..
PittSburr :. . 100 O O O q % Z /
, batteries: Young and Crigcr; Eillcn and
SuEuen umpirc. MI McDcrmott. Time,
two hours.
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Cncrubs r.ost after Thcy HAD won

Richmond. Va. June 2S.--The home team
had practically won from Newark, when
In tn, latter part Of the game the visitors
caught on TO Brandts curves and battcd
out victory. Score:
r. IT, +.
RICHMOND .. ). 100 20OoO0-3 .
Newark :. I. $3.50. % 0 Q 0 SKI z .
Batteries: Brandt and Stcelman; Gettig
md ZcarfOsS
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TOOK Twelve Innings 10 Dec,do.

Hartford. Conn. June est required
twelve innings to-day to decide the game
between Hartford and Reading In favor OF
tho former, Until after the ninth tho game
lacked excitement Score:
r. II. T..
Hartford :. 20 001110OO O1-5 - 5
Reading 20 OLE 20 0 Oh II
Batteries: Fry and Roach; Herndon and
B;rckleY.
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Lancaster made 1t Nine1o one.

Lancaster, Pa, June 2S-The Lancasters
pounded Pitcher AmeS for six runs in the
ninth inning to-day and thus clinched q
victory from the Athletics. Score:
r. IT. r.
Lancaster :. ;. 80 Of 90 0 0O69 Is /
Athletics :. .....1 0 0 0 Q 0 0O-l =
Batteries: Sprogel and Roth: Ames and
Fox
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Specials For this week.

Six cabinet photographs, Sips; six
favorite photographs, 20: four diamond
photographs. soc. We give one hand
come water color with all orders over
Aaa. q. g. GsA,11PREsLIA
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Row Rates san Francesca.

Christian Dndeavor Delegates and
others contemplating O trip 10 the Pa
Siflo coast are requested to communicate
with Arthur G. Lewis. Southern Passen-
ger Agent, Baltimore s. Ohio r. r., Nor
tolls. Va. ju2l-cod-5t
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phi,tics win IN Exciting Game.

PHILADELPHIA. June aS.-Tho Phillics de-
feated WASHINGTON this afternoon in n
we'll plavcd and exciting game The visi-
tors pluyed superbly in the field. and also
hit we'll but not so sequentially as did tho
locals. Tho hitting Of DcIehanty was tho
particular feature. Attendance 2,Au
Score:
X. II. + .
PHILADELPHIA :. ....I / / 0 0 0 I X-7 16 3
WASHINGTON :. :. Il 30 9 / 0 0 0-G IS l
Batteries: Wheeler and Clements: Nc
James and Mcclure. Umpire IImslie.
Time 2:25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

big Y.cague Games To-day.
Brooklvn At Boston.
Baltimore at New York.
PittSburg at Cleveland
Washington at PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Louisville at Chicago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Summary: Earned runs-Paterson 1.
I>wo-baso hits-Flardesty. Stolen bases
Leahy. Wedd!ge. G.. McFarlun. Sacrifice
Ter. 2: Off Flaherty. 3. Struck out-By
Pfanmiller. G.: by lHlaherty, 9. Left on
bases--Norfolk. 6: Paterson. 1. First base
on crrors--Norf0lk. /: Paterson, l. Time
Two hours. Weather-Cleur. Field-Good.
umpirc-BurnS.
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IKE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycaterday's Games.

Ycaterday's Games.
Brooklyn. s: Boston, ..
Baltimore. 2: New York, 4.
plttsburE. 2: Cleveland, II.
Washington. G: Philadelphia, T.
st. Louis-C!ncinnati: Rain
Louisville. z; Chicago.
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Some Hosiery Specials" for this
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Manitoba Refined Lady, past 25, us
MANAGER and sales lady; profitable bust
ness. Address "Manager," Virginian Of
flee. ie27-3t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Where They Piny To-day.
Paterson ut Norfolk.
Newark at Richmond
Reading at Hartford.
Athletics at Lancaster
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WANTED-AN IDEA. Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Wrlto John Wedderblrn 4. Co, Dept D.
Is. Patent Attorneys, Washington. ID. c.,
Tor their $500 prize offer and list OF 1000
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WANTED.-Fertilzcr dealers and manu-
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TO-DAY's PROGRAMME.


me programme for to-day will be m ,In-
usually StronE one. ana should attract
infGe audiences. In tho morning, Row
Lincoln. and IN the evening Rev. G. II.
Aked. OF Liverpool will tell Of Tho Bad
Old Times" -
Or tho former the following:
'Dr. MartTn Is admirable; he interests
nc instructa he kind!cs. We rise after
nearing him, or reading him with flushed
cheeks. and painting; brcath."--Ceorge w.
Curtis.
DR. Martyr Is supreme in his line. His
biographies throb. tho very commas and
dashcs are alivc'-Sumuel J. Iillen.
or the latter:
The world Is seven thousand times bet
Ter than we sometimes think. Mr.. Akcd
gave us Il magnificent lecture. AS n plat
FORM sneaker he has few supcriOrs."-Dr
Washington GLADDEN.. Columbus, O.
He held the attention OF the great con
Eregation as by Il spell. 1t was indeed n
grand sermon. nnd will lingcr with
thoughtful listeners during tho whole OF
lifc.'--Iemplc Magazines philudcphia
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NERVOUS TROUBLES, All kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS Free book
tells how. WASIl'N CHEMICAL co,
Washington, ID. G. 77
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PFANMILLER DID GIL1EDGED WORK
Billy Smith Holds Down First ny
Though no Were Used to History
OF the Gnmc-IEits Here and There
.-s'Pop" Tnto Sisned--Bishop VIII
Pitch To-day.

Yesterdays Gnmc.
Norfolk. 4: Paterson g.
Newark. 4: Richmond g.
Reading. d: Hartford, 8.
Lancaster, 8; Athletics, /.
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REV. G.. i. AlIE.D.

Rev. c. T. Aked. OF I.ivcrooi, Eng. lee
tureu at the Academy last night to Il fairly
large and delightfully."- npprcciativc au-
Mr Akcd is an earnest, Impressive, and
eloquent speaker. and charmed his hearers
completely. iie spoke graphically Of tho
terrible condition OF the common people
Date brought about aud iostcrod by un-
lust laws and unnatural conditions. Mr.
Akeu. despite the fact that lie is an Eng
llSh1ian. ana comic papers to lie contrary
Observation-Disclosures. possesses Il rupicr-likG
sense OF humor ana uses 1t most effective
~. re ~ one OF the strongest speakers on
the lecture platform, and should be heard
by GNCrN one. ----- =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
PSYCHIC PHENOMENA

At tho solicitation Of many OF his admir-
crs. Mr.. T. 3. Warman, whose splendid
lectures have been the source OF so much
pleasure recently to Chautauqua patrons
has consented 10 give series OF class lee.
lures on Psvchic Phenomena, provided he
can get n class OF not less than twenty AT
The nominal rate Of s. each. This Is the
first time the plan has been given to tho
public. but M to date as many as fifteen
have siGniicd their intention TO join the
class. and IL will probably be ~ go AS n
brief outline OF tho subjects treated. tho
following arc given:
Telcpathv-liow TO send mental tele.
grams, Personal experiments and results
PSychoioGN-lts practical uses Not text
book psychology. but from tho school OF
cXpcriencc This knowledge and It's power
IS or inestimab!e value to public speakers
teachers business men, lawyers physi.
clans collectors reporters. lovers. etc.
How to receive, how to I'm
part. how 10 retain ones strength for tho
conservation of vital force
=, Mesmer!sln--its origin. It's mission
Wherein mesmcrism ana hypnotism differ
tVpnotism--lts use and abuse. The won.
ucrIui benefits OF hynotia in therapeutics
an original method. Everyone can learn
to develop the latent power within.
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AGENTS WANTED,

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and expenses: old firm experience un-
necessary: Inducements to customers
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SCI9OOE.0F METHODS.

t st. Louis Mo-. June 2S-St. Louis Gin
: cinnati game postponed on account OF rain
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Grove has gotten to he really sassy III tn
out1ield since he ,played here in the Vir
rinia League. He iolles the pitcher al
the way from tho Quilted.
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SPLENDID LECTURES.
Rev. Or. Carlos Martyr Of New York,
E|OquentIy Defends the New Woman,
AND TELLS OF THE GOOD SHE is DOING
AsivOcntes tho Equality ortTse Sexcs :
A Strong Plcn-ElOqucntH 1r. hked
"f Liverpool, Charms IL Large
Audience : Psychic Phcn0nicnns-
To.dny's Programs. -

nc new woman has an eloquent and
able advocate in Rev. Carlos Martyn, ID.
u. OF New York, This distinguished gen
t!en,tn. under the auspices OF tile Chau-
my or Music Yesterday morning to an in
tenSclv Interested audience upon this all
absorbing and charming theme, ana IL he
new woman was Il good thing, and had
diu not convince all those present that the
luSl as much right to exist under the laws
OF Coo ana man as the stcrncr and al
legged inferior half. he cuuc very near II +,
ana put III some good lckS In tho right di-
rccton. i h.
In spcakins Of her DR.. Martyr dcsig-
tnral and Droper result OF civil2a ton, tho
cNnoncnt OF an Inevitable conuiti so to
speak. ana entirely within her sphere. He
said that al! along through tho ages wo-
lives and privileges nominated ''muscu-
Inc anu 'icminnic," and that between
theBc Two there WAS Il neutral ground
upon which were 10 be found privileges
70 Wiich both sexes were equally entitled
nut which had been arbitrarily assumed by
the stronger Woman. in capturing these
privileges was merely coming into her
own. that WAS all lIc argued long ana
earnestly FOR feminine rancilisclilCnt
bringing many sturdy reasons to his sup
much right as man TO .'lifc, liberty and
Tue pursuit OF happiness" ana She there
lore nad IN equal right To the wcupon of
defense OF these privileges. and that wcn-
non Is inc ballot. as such recognized by the
SiEnerS OF the declaration OF independence.
lie laughed at the idea OF thr act OF voting
being unwomanly or dangerous, and in
Iact. put uD III unusually strong arEu-
ment for the lesser man." temperate
withal. and very good to listen to. lie is
Il pleasing and entertaining speaker ana
his future lectures will be awaited with
| int crest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Newton had but ono chance, and tina
was the flv which finished the game IL
took 1t nicely. The boy hit we'll, too, an
helped to the glad finiSh
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PATERSON.

SCORE BY. INNINGS
Norfolk -. 2 O 0 D 9 0 @ 0 y-4
PATERSON -. ........U 0 0 . l 0 0 GO
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BOARDING. single gentlemen or gentle
man and wife can obtain large. airy
front room with board. also one single
room by addressing "PLEASANT," this
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THE GILROY FUND.

virEinian stafr -. -. -. -. ~. IS 0
+. v
Captain George Bunting $50. ........ Q
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winner ..f-- - - -, 's0 -
!. Planmiltor gave O. beautiful exhibition in
Inc box. He struck out six OF the Silk
Wcarers. and 1t wasn't his fault the score
was SO close. RI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Umpir, Burns. President Barrow's lat
est acquisition. held the indicator. Car
lin resigned by wire from Richmond. the
mall being too slow for him.
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r HE PALACE STEAMER POcAHoN-
IAS. Of the Virginia Nuviga ton Com
J1iV 9TH celebration or tho 4th) from
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MAN AND WIFE OR YOUNG. MEN
can secure nicely furnished rooms and
ooard IN private family: western part Of
CITY: references exchanged. Address
Y, this office nna0.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f'OUND-ONE BROWN I4ADY'S XII
glove, almost new. Call OH me, at W. j
Gray restaurant. and get it.
Suffolk. Va. juno 2Sth ie S9-it
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DS.AttD.-LatEe airy room and good
board: nice bathroom and every conVen
lence No. l Grgsby Place, corner
Bank street. ie27-st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

The Paterson players brought startling
news from the North. 1t Is to tho effect
That certain we'll known gentleman in
Portsmouth is after the Athletics fran
chise. which he intends to utilize with a
club In the city across tho creek. I give
the news for what il Is worth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Gilroys condition yesterday was some.
what improved. Ho seems to bc bright
and cheerful He was brought down into
tho grounds yesterday in q cot and enjoy.
ed the day under the trees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Pop" Tate. the Derennially young and
popular. has been signed and will cover
first bag to-day 1t Is needless to say that
tho majority Of the fans arc delighted to
have the old man back.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

a crowd Of Suffolk enthusiasts will be
down TO-DAY to see Bishop pitch All of
Suffolk is roofing for Norfolk, and the
visitors should DO given tho glad hand.
Manager Smith SAYS the whole town was
on the aui vivn yesterday morning when
he arrived to get Bishop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

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NEW ENTERPRISE IN BR ANIBI, ETON
"A HARDWARE STORE.-A full run Of
Fin Screens. which. with other goods. /
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Weihl's work in left field yesterday was
decidedly frazZlcd. Everything hit his
way was fumblcd. and allowed scores He
has shown that he really can play ball,
and If his work yesterday IS the result OF
dissatisfaction or sulkiness, he should be
gently reasoned with.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Manager Smith received Il letter from
Red Armstrong yesterday, who has been
released by Terrn Hautc Tho ashes of
roses blonde says he isn't daIlying with
the ruby. and wants to play with Norfolk