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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
Fire Protection.

Editor Nirginian:
To the casual eye the topography of
the city of Norfolk. would suggest the
necessity of more than one. or at least
two. stations for fire cxtinguishlng APP
paratus. Owing 10 the rapid growth of
the western end of our city 1t is appar-
ent that q conilagration started there
would gain much Roadway and do n
great deal of damage before an en-
CINE could be gotten from either Queen
street Of the City Hall. The absence
OF any such handy provision to stup
incipient fires in Client, Atlantic CITY
or the west end speaks but poorly Tor
the foresight of the powers that have al
ways guided the municipal police du-
ties of our town. There certainly ought
to be chemical engine situated some
where near the Botetourt bridge and
convenient to the call of that end of the
city. A chemical engine is all that Is
necessary at present, as with the ex-
ception of one saw mill and the cotton
mill, there is no extra dangerous bust
ness carried on there
There are. however, many valuable
residences and particularly frame dwell
ings that are at present entirely unpro
tected save for the tardy aid which one
or the regular departments might give,
BY all means, see IL we cannot have
some protection in the west end from
fire. ENGINE o'''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
The Greatest Monnrch

Is flt subject for pity II he Is troubled
who digests properly may we'll be enySS
by prince thus afflicted. The dyspentic
OF every cline and nation owe a debt OF
which rcscues them from one of tho mnst
obstinate and troublesome Complaints
against .t, winch medical skill is directed. On
this sterling remedy is pre-emincntjv and
Justly popular, not only as stomatic. but
also as means OF preventing and curing
lnalar al. rheumatic. kidney, bilious and
nervous disorders. 1t improves appetite
and sleep. hastens convalescence and I've
acquisition of vigor after exhaustinc maln-
dles, ana counteracts the inflrmities OF
age. w'neglassful taken befon, retiring
mas tendency to promote tranquil, health
yleIdlng sleep, a boon much coveted by
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
HEREFORD.

3 Hereford, N. c., Jan. 2.-CSpcciaD-
Mr. ID. b. Gaskins, of Wilson, is on g
visit to friends in town
The nights are very damp and foggy.
r Yesterday was celebrated by the COL
ored people as Emancipation day.
The Colonial Tea" held on Thursday
evening, the 31st, at DR.. McMullen's
house, was quite a success.
81 Miss Bessie Riddick entertained her
friends at an AT Home" on Friday,
sJanuary 1st.
h DR.. r.. w. Smith. of Roper has made
this his home
"a party was given at the home of Mr..
Robert White last night.
Hon. j. L. Whedbee, State Senator
eject, left for Raleigh on the 2:o5
O'Clock train to-day.
Stokes G. Holley have opened a furni-
ture store on Church street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
EDENTON.

Edenton, N. c., Jan. 2.-(speclaD-
SEIessrs. Baker & Sykes have opened a
photograph studio in the A T. Bush
building on King street
So The colored people of the town and
county celebrated their Emancipa ton
mere yesterday by parading the princi-
pal streets after which they assem- hled
at the Courthouse and were addressed
by several speakers.
IA Messrs. johnson & Elliott have closed
out their business to Mr. Joseph North
colt who will conduct the business at
the same stand.
Sfessrs. Arther Spruill and Alb Alex
ander. of Columbia; Messrs. John King,
q. w. Lamb and A. L. Roper, of Nor
FOLK, are in town this morning
% The weather has been very disagreed
BILE for the past few days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
Another Grent Sale OF Dr, Goods.

Attention Is called to the announce
ment OF another great sale of dry
goods by Mr.. Charles E. jenkins. at
ms store, No. 50 Main street. The sale
EN- braces $4,000 worth of goods and will
ne ne soid al great reduction in prices.
The sale will be quick. SO that ail who
are interested in the city and out of the
city Will consult their interest in attend
ing the sales. There will be a special
sale on Wednesday. the 9Th, of ladies',
gehtiemen's and children's merino un-
derwear and also cloakings and gentle
men wear. "A special sale on Thurs
day, the 7th, OF all wool dress goods
NOW Is a great opportunity and it win
De well to make note of the sales See
advertisement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
GEO. W. DEFY,
J. " HUNTER.
T. r BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH.
AUctIOOnpsr
de22-tds

TRUsTEE's NOTICE OF ASSIGN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to deed OF ass a!l-
mont from VIM. j. Harris and Percy c.
Petrc, executed the 2lst day of december,
1885. 10 me as trustee, | have taken charge
OF the stock Of coral goods and all Other
property contained In store number IS
Cranky street Norfolk. Va. also the en-
tire Gorai garden, hoi houses, fixtures and
appurtenantes formerly held by the said
Harris Il Petr.e at Port Norfolk, Nor
folk county Virginia, and by virtue
thereof Will proceed to sell the said Jt,ol<
gardens ana appuy,enances by retail or
In lois to suit. All persons Indebted 10
the late said Harris Il Potr!e will p!esse
make prompt settlement Ia me at my Of
flee, Main street, Norfolk and an pcr-
sons having claims against the said Har-
ris d Ictric will please prcocnt same
duly authenticated. at my office as soon
as convenient.
y competent agent has lcen APPOINTED
t,1. cona .;5 II the business a. IS Granny
Of any kind VIII do we'll to make their
purchases at ia; place 4 complete In
vcntory OF said property has been made
and may be seen at my office at any time
/. W. EAsoN,
pec2S-u Trustee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03

Infants IT. fiat wool Wrapper Vests. s5c.
Chiidren's White Merino Vests and
for each size. ~
Childrens Scarlet Vests, Pants and
aa1raWcrS. extraordinary value; size is ut
Zoe. Advance Sc. q SIZE
,Childrens Brown Mixed Jersey Ribbed
vests, Pants and Drawers. very servicea-
n!e Tor every day wear. Size IS at lac. 20
at TIC, p and q al zoe, % and Is at 25c.
Childrens Natural Wool Shirts all
siIss IL TO 81: regular soc. grade for csc.
Ladies Ficeced Jersey Ribbed Vests and
price. .jc.
Ladies co per cent wool Jersey Ribbed
vests in white and grey. soc.
Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants excel
lent values III I5c. and $i.OO
Ladies Norfolk and New Brunswick
| nGerwear IN Vests ana Pants in small
medium and large sizes, Sl.O0 and $125
Boys Grey Shirts and Drawers in good
quality, all sizes, :5c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
HOSIERY.

,Sneeial offerings in Ladies ana children's
Oh ldren's Derby Ribbed Black Hose. &c.
Ghildren's Black Hose. fine ribbed, loc.
CHildnsn's Black Derby Ribbed Hose, eOc.
Ladies' BLACK Hose and Grey Mixed
Hose, &c. grade, &C.
Ladies Black Seamless IJosa 1okc
grade. lOc. pair.
neat figures 25c "''''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
PORTIERES.

Chenille Porticres. full length, beautiful
borders, SS.15 grade for S2?5
Chenille Portieres with silk stripes: $500
Chenille Porticres, with deem horder
heavy fringe, $500 grade for s4.$a.
Tapestry Port crcs. handsome designs of
rose and green. sold at $500: now S3.a5
Heavy Ottoman portieirs in rose. olive
and delft, $3.50 grades, S4.95
Heavy ottoman Portieres in delft shades,
$3.50 grade $685.: $1,000 grade, S7.gi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auctioneer.

RY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- made TO us as Trustees by r. L. Codd
e, u% bearing date on the 18th day Of Sep
temb5r, 1856 and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the Norfolk Circuit Court led
hoOk 2J2. page $50, ana at the request OF
the creditor therein secured We shall sell
at public auction ut the Nclrllk Real rs.
tate Z. Change, No. pc Main stnect, on
Mon y DA y; The an day of January, 1885,
All. TIL At CERTAIN LOT or PAR
Gel. or LAND. wi h the buildings there
on, bounded aud described as follows:
Beginning on the northern line OF Cor
pre-" avenue al Il point distant In vest
t:Iy direction measuring on the said
MOI thoin line of Corprew avenue one
hu"d!td (llW feet, more or less from tho
Intersection OF ne inner line of said Cor
street; running thence in a westerly az
recuon on the N5vihcrn line OF the said
torplcw avenue thirty-stv@n ana one
half taTi2 lcet. thence in u uor.heliy d.
reGuon one hundred ana nifty $50
iecl more or less thence eastwardIv thir-
ty-seyen and one-haif C35la} feet thence
Snnthcrly ,nc hundred ana nrty-ei E-ht
N5p feet to the point Of beginning on Cor
prev avenue, il being lot no. nine co ana
The eastern llaf OF lot number ten G0) on
the pat Of the Wcs; property, He'd with
the deed from NJ ). Tebault hearing date
on the End dav OF March. 1896.
TERMS CASH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
BY 7. f, Rogers. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
to hc sold at
Public Auction.

q, BY direction Of the owners. VIII offer
ior sale by PUBLIC AUCTION. MT the
EEAl. ESTATE EXCHANGE No. ORG
;I.1 STREET: on TUESDAY. TIE
i ,,,Is. day Of JANUARY. 1897. THAT VERY
l|,;5o,i.i FAMILY REsIDENCE
Situatcd ON the north SIDE of EREEAIA-
SON STREET. and known rs number
~ Gold numbep on said street The
dwelling contains nine rooms. two trunk
rooms ana closets, throug hou, the house.
CITY water and all modern conveniencts s:
Il large. c!stetn in the yard: has a drive
way WIN stables i'm rear. The lot is Il
feet front on Freemason street, with n
depth of about III feet. This dwelling is
located in one of the BEST RESIDE,N-
TlAL PARTS OF THE CITY. There
are ieW dwellings that ARE more sub
stant!ally bu 1t. land ii is seldom such
property is offered at public auction
Anyone desiring 10 inspect the property
can DO so Mt any timo during the day
TEEMS-One-th!rl cash; balance m six
ara twelve months. with notes bearing
interest AT The rate of per cent per am
num- the deferred payments 10 be secu-
RED by deed of trust on the property The
purchaser paying cost of drawing and re-
corning deed Of trust and release deed, or
the purchaser can paw all cash
dc2.i-tds L. i. ROGERS. Auctioneer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
Ely Joseph Jones, General Auctioneer. No.
g Bank street.

RuSTEE's SALE OF STOCK OF FUR.
EEEItlGEltATORS, HORSE, WAGOI
AND HARNESS. Pursuant to the pro.
US pms OF certain deed of trust executed
the 18th DAY OF September 1886. and duIv
OF record, ] shall offcr tor sale. at public
lold numbcr) iii the city OF Norfolk. Va
on FRlDAY. the Sth day of janmnry. lSg?'
~ lv:3o AZ m, al the Stock of Furniture
COOKING stoves. Rcfrirerators, Baby Car.
RAGS. one fine iron Safe and a general as
soi ,, tment Of furniture usually found in
n irSt-c!aSS furniture store Also Horse
WAGON and Harness. License ard ali sc, ,
counts due the firm. These goods VIII DO
sod III lots 10 suit the trade. Splendid
chance to consumers ard dealers
10. VANCE, Trustee
JOSEPH JONES,
ucdu-'as Auctioneer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
BY c. II. Terrell < Co, Aucuoneers.

RY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST.
- made TO me as trustee. by William j.
Hurris. Lizzie l.. Hariis and Percy G.
retire. henring da tie on the goth day OF
March, In the year 1896. and recorded in
me Clerk 5 office OF the Norfolk County
Court. Crad book 10y, page 5SS, and nj the
shall sell at public auction nj the Nor,
folk Real Estate Exchange. No. oSG Main
street, Norfolk. Va, at - m. on
TIIURSDAY, the an day OF January.
l&5. THOSE: FOUR ~ CERTAIN LOTS
OF LAND. with the buildings thereon.
situated in Ncriolk county, State of Vir,
g!nia. and described as follows: Lots
number eight hundred and ninety-nine
GEO, nine hundred GJ0, one thousand
ana th!rty.e:ght Q0S0. as VIII appear on
the plat of Port Norfolk. recorded in the
Book 2. pages sol.
TERMS CASH.
de21-tds w. d. FENDER. Trustee
c. IL. FEREELL {: co.
~
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"Norfolk's Busy Store"
1'Norfolk's Busy Store"
'Norfolk's Busy Store"
MILLER, sRHOADS. y & cos

IT, Wonderful selling, unmatched the Sob
o 1 honest garments tor ladies' Gents Children nearly
aeIual cost OF manufacture Three Big Department
Ne York o coupled wonderful prices
VIII make this A BANNER WEEK for "Norfo1ks Busy Store" F
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
BLANKETS.

l0-i soft cotton Blankets in white and
grey; SOC. grade for 39c.
l0-i soft Cotton blankets, heavier, in grey
and tam I5c. grade for &C.
1914 and ll-i cotton Blankets In white and
grey; $i.00 grade for Sgc
III heavy grey Blankets, IS per cent.
wool. sold at S2.a!: now Si..S
lo-l ARA ia scurle; all wool Blankets for
$500. $3%@. So - and S3Sl.
I'LL very fine VIII t. Blankets, good
weight. large size, sold n. 500: now So 49,
Very large size Down Comforts, satte.an
bo.h sides: regular price, $3.50. Handsome
patterns Sale price, S29S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
LADIES' JACKETS.

Al must go! Prices have been greatly
reuuceu on every garment. We intend TO
carry more to the next season \ Inovin q
price has been placed on all
LADIES' Hack Beaver Jackets new collar
and back. buttons high. Our special piice
mas Deen S3S9. now S2i9.
Ladies, Black Beaver Jackets. has been
an an excellent selling garment at $500, now
Ladies' Tan, Beaver and Irish rrieze
Jackets. $3.50. now $685..
LADIES' Green. Bouclc and Beaver Jack
cts, sold S7.h0: now S59j
ladies' Green, Beaver and Tan Beaver
LADIES' Black Boucc and Kersey Jack
cts, latest styles and perfect tit: sold $40:
Ladies' Hunters Green and rich Tan
hersey Jackets. tailor made, sold SliCO:
Ladies' fine Tan and BLACK Kersey Jack
els tailor made, sold Sl7.50: now Sl2 30
Ladies fine kerscy Jackets. hands nmcly
braided, SILK lined, sold S2l.LG now $500.
$685.
Ladies. fine Mattlasse Empire Capes.
combined with Plush, sold $3.50; now
1880; S%l.50 now $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Ladies' Calico Wrappers. full width. we'll
made, sold at &c. now i9c
Ladies' Fine Wrappers. extra wide. full
length sold n 800: now 7Sc.
Ladies fine Percalc Wrappers, sold ut
sl.23, now SEC, $3.50 now Sl25, Sl75 now
81 80: s. % now SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-03
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

bociors say protect your chest. You can
Sn "a, t.ie pilce OF u chest protector by buy
.mg our combination" ali wool. fuil medi
gated shirts In gray and scarlet, with
oraMess 10 match: our price. 81. 90
rms garment IS highly recommended l,y
me itluing physicians here on account of
ne raw damp atmosphere. ASK TO SEE
The advocate., 1897-11-10
First published October ~, 1871
Publication Notice.

In the District court Of Shawnee county, Kansas.
No. 1905.
N. w. Vandyke, plaintiff, vs.. L. Vandyke, deFd's,
l.. Vandyke, the above named defendant, win
take notice that she has been sued for divorce
In the above named court by said defendants,
and that she must answer In said action on or
before che 9th day OF December, 1897, or che pe-
titlon fled In said action will be taken 90 true
and judgment rendered accordingly.
A. A. GRAHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: E. M. COckrell, Clerk District Court.
The advocate., 1897-11-10
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE
IN THE WORLD,

For full particulars 80 70 Tickets, Mann
Rates, apply 20 any Coupon Ticket AgeHa Ip
the UniEsd ssStss, Canada or MsAico, or aGT
dress wv.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, g. r. a., Chicago,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
ROWING on THE SCHTILkILL.
FINE SPORT WITNESSED BY LARGE CROWD OF
PEOPLE

FINE SPORT WITNESSED BY y LARGE CROWD OF
PEOPLE.
PHILADELPHIA. July 5-The final races OF the Peo
ple's Regatta were rowed this afternoon, and were
witnessed by a great crowd of people. who lined
both sides Of the Schuylkill River. The weather
was beautiful and the water perfect for rowing.
The feature of the regatta the senior eight
GA red shell race in which six crews started The
Institute OF Newark led for thrce-qaarters OF a
mile when the Pennsylvania barge ot Philadelphia
spurted and won by barely boat length The
results were:
Junior snge.-won by n G. Wilson: New-Yori A. c.,
New-York; second Ernest Reiter, Paramount Ho""e
senior double shells-Won by Pennsylvania large large
Monaghan stroke; second Columbia Boat CLUB ALE
gheny Penn. John Zetwo bow, Frank JamIson stroke
third Passac Boa Club. Newark, EDWARD McNoy Do"'
c. Donean. stroke. Time-N:2i ,,
Junior four-oarcd gies-won by Ariel Rowing Club
Baltimore; second Pennsy ivana Bsrge on1. fn re
s:iS. ,.,.
Intermediate single she-won by James r nrrslt
Vesper Boat Tub Philadelphia third II. c. Scott Penn
junior double shclIs-Won by Fairmoun Rowing club.
Philadelphia Thomas Skrily bow r. r. nr9wne str9kei
bow w Kugler stroke; third Harlem. Rowing club.
New-York r. Trier iov. j. o. Council stroke. Time
senior fouroarsa stsswon by AsI R SS,is CLUB
na ,rd eTIco Sc @rins Snb New York
senior single shells Won by James y. Juyenal Penn
MaTsb vq TGre Boat cub ThaGeha %ira G F.
Hllegas. Quaker city Barge club Philadelphia No time
IniermelIate double shelswon by Pennsylvania barge
club. Philadelphia Hail Wilson BOY Ciorence Young
Iiesariy bow il. NJ iiuehos stroke. Time ie9;
Junior eIeft-oared sh"lls-Won by Fairmouni Rowing
dep6ta Time"s :5o,E.
Senior elsh! cared shesWon by Pennsylyans , Barge
third. Atlanta Boat club, NewYosk. Time-I:57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
CHARLES RIVER REGATTA.

Roston. July THE rowing regatta on the
Charles River this afternoon. under the auspices
Of the City of Boston and New England Amateur
Rowing Association. was among tho most success
full ever held. The most exciting race was the
senior eizht-oarcd race in which the Riverside
crew won by six feet over the Mis,reams. Of Chel-
sea. After the Millstrcams' boat had returned to
the boathouse the coXfwain, H. Sadler. Of Chelsea.
alighted and Just he entering tho boat
house he fell 20 tho noor and expired almost In
stantly. his death being due % heart disease, ag-
gravated by the excitement and heat OF tie day.
Summarizes
Junior eightoared shells and one-haf mes>-W"a
by the Lynn Rowing Association crew. Timc-N:l9
War Zone milej--WOn By the Naene"a~as.
Tme-S5Jlz .
Intermediate eight toured shes-Won by the Bradford
Club by default. -
Junior double SOULS and one-half miles)-Won by
Union Boat club Time-l022.
Junior working boats Zone and one-hnf miles,
Won by West End Boat club Time-lo:i3.
Senior eightoarci shells and oe-half mies)Won
by Riverside Boat C1uh. Tme-s2G%. 49,
Senior four-oared shells zone and oneh half miles)Non
by the Boston Athletic Association crew. Time -b34'4
Junior single SOULS Zone and onc-half mlles-Won by
J. T Greer Columbia Rowing Association. Time-o:'aig.
one and onehaf miles intermediate single sculis-Won
by r. p Blake Union Boat Club Time-ll1lis.
single rcuils 1.-TWO rniest-WOn by Erastus
D. Rogers Saratoga; J. Casey. south Boston, second.
Time-li12 49, .
West End Boat club Timc-i3:37.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
BREAKS EVEN
A GAME WON FROM BROOKLYN AND AN
OTHER LOST.

Fair weather and game between the TWO ''oa'
baseball teams combined with a holiday will always
hiring out large attendance even at the RON
Grounds The contests yesterday were between .'o
New-York and Brooklyn teams, and as eacn n'',e
won game everybody was satisfied. Ne"-io'"
put most beautiful coat OF whitewash on the P'"s
ers from over the river in long-drawn-out game
in the morning Payne was an easy MARI lou,
hi.s being made off Of his delivery These. with the
assistance OF had errors on Brooklyns part, netted
the local players ten runs Rusie pitched beautiui
game, only three hits being made OIL his deNVery
up to the seventh and man getting past seGoa p
ba Sullivan relieved him in the eish'i, an 80
though ne gave three bases on balls no ht5 "e WEI,
made of him The feature OF the game was Inv
playing OF Gleason. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
An Imporfnnt Function Stimulated.

TIE kidaeys exercise most important functions, whca
are 81 ~sarisoe they the strength
and endurance % these busy little organs Every breath
every puisation Of the heart movement Of limb
,,eut or new atoms The used particles blood
are s,ftcs iron, IT, and dissolved wso:y by the
ktsrsys which then discharge tbs nuii into the bladder
trsiu disasters 10 the system would follow these
"ash,e 70 % sponf. thoroughly strained on
ara DISCHARGED This r. when kidneys become
ractse Ilsetters stomach Biiters by restoring
activity not only keeps open most important outlet
for impurities prevents dlseases u the Kidneys them
sely.s which when become liable % fall prey
"a diabetes Bghts disease mepltis. abumnnura. AMI
o,hcr nsIadies specially inc5entVo them which al
though not specially rapid in their progression are
t.cularIy obstinate and fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
4 CrP or HONOR FOR ZIMMERMAN.

Tho International shoot OF sharpshooters. In
which GOO marksmen from all over the world are
taking part began on Sunday at Nuremberg. Ge'
many A cable dispatch received yesterday sale
that in the first days shoot Gus zimmerman. the
ua known rifle shot Of this city, carried away
cup OF honor in quick firing Zimmerman Is me
REPRESENTATIVE OF the NewYork Independent sharp
shooters His skill with the rifle caused him TO DE
selected as a contestant In the quick-hring match
ubich was the most important contest OF the
week's shoot One hundred and hfty-nve marAs-
men representing sharpshooters aasociation" ito,n
ali over The world were pitted against each other
The shooting was on the point target AZ Inv zee.
distance Ten cups Of honor were the prizes oiisreu
to the men scoring $50 points In the quickest time
zach bulls eye counting two points. Shots OUTSIDE
tho huli's eve did not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
CINCINNATI, 6; BALTIMORE. 8.

Cincinnati. July 5.The Orioles defeated this
morning by Che Reds in an exciting game. Hoffer
pitched fine bail until the seventh inning when
the Reds made three singles and brought home
three runs. he was Immediately taken out and
Nops sen; to the slab The latter was touched up
for five singles and a double In the eighth and
-FOUR runs was the result Attendance, 1900
Score:
l.,, r. IT, E.
lncnnat ............0 q q q I 2 IL s
baltimore ...........2 % II 3
BateTiesmRhlnes. Ehret Peitz and schriver; Hofser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
TENNIS AT ORANGE.
THE EARLY ROUNDS OF THE SINGLES IN THE
MIDDLE STATES CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYED

THE EARLY ROUNDS OF THE SINGLES IN THE
MIDDLE STATES CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYED
Fine tennis weather favored the opening matches
in the Middle States Championship Lawn Tennis
Tourna ment. which began yesterday afternoon at
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club The championship
singles attracted thirty-sx players. including all OF
the best players from Harvard and Yale and a
sprinkng of entries from the other colleges.
Jarned Stevens and Millett are also among these
entered.
Only tho scratch singles started yesterday.
and all the preliminary and first rounds and part
of the second round finished The handicap
singles and scratch doubles will begin this after
noon. The best OF the scratch matches will be
Davis VS. Miles. Stevens vs.. Crowninsheld, Paret
VS. Sheldon and Larned Va. Hooker.
Yesterdays scores were
Championship singles preliminary round)-D. F. Davis.
ary Kra ,S orange e. ea enness West Side
r c. by default O NJ. Bostwick. West side T c.. beat
hS summit G'f' a. N'T Ssa Fot Harvard t. &
or sss @ D9E' h:s sss' fss
stroud MerG S.o e. Sn ssgc Rs rsrse
81. 50; F. A. crowninsheld.o West side T. c. beat
orange T c beat irving GriHn Orange + c. 80
WaGs hIrva W1., beat r Son4 bea;
W r Conway. Orange T. e.. e3. e,I G. p; sheldon.
fs q eS M M' New y" York o T bea, n Vail
princeoH by @s1ant 4 Auss?S'1s o. MST'0I wbmsn
Harvard bea, Edward lyman. Orange T G., g. 81;
r NJ Miles r Orange peat R1ipn cNrnsu hex;
STysra 20 Ogden Orange T c. 90 81: iocomSs
WsTd s 'S TSe "a GSdF Ss' MShSn orans
T. G. %. %? w. 4 r@rned; summit F. c. beat
o. second M RG' rCaEdT p P Pare orsnse beat E
Ware. Harvard. % %; C. sheldon VI u Yale beat
0fS ward Harvard beat j. c Nicely cornell %