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To Break BIuerockS.

The Spoonbill Gun Club members will
be out in force tomorrow at Eek
hardt's shooting grounds al East Park,
where they propose to pulverize several
barrels of bluerocks. The electric
traps are now reported to be in fine
working order and the shooters all ION
cd
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: C. Fl. Burlingame, New
York; O. L. Brown, Oakland; George w.
Stewart, Boston; Ralph Wyiie, st.
Louis; George II. White. Boston; III. H.
Forney, Wadsworth; NJ. w. Haskell,
Berkeley; H. S. Clement, Los Angeles;
L. ]. Rose, Jr., Ell Rio; o. r. Gurney, r.
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Elected Their Officers.

A temporary organization has been
effected by the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association by the election
of these officers: w. F. Purnell, Presi-
dent; S. l. Hopkins, Secretary; William
B. Geiser. Treasurer
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Prather Convicted.

Frank Prather, who was tried before
Judge Hart in Judge Gaddes' court in
Yolo, was on Thursday convicted of
having stolen a large number of cattle
from the Fair ranch. The trial occu-
pied nearly two weeks
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Scandinavian Picnic.

The second annual picnic of the Scan
dinavian Benevolent Society, North
Star, will be held at East Park to-mor-
row. A good time is promised all who
attend
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Auction Sales.

At 10 a. m., to-day, Bell & Co., will
sell at auction at o21 street all the
furniture, carpets, curtains, bedding
and parlor. dining-room and kitchen
goods of six rooms.
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Had q jolly Evening.

The Young Mems Conservatory of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church held
an open meeting to their friends last
night. There was a jolly crowd OF young
people present. Games were played, re-
freshments served and a social good
time enjoyed by all.
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off wearing his coat, and that that SIM
pie disguise had been sufficient TO cause
the officers to lose the trail
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IMPORT-ANT
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS

WAKELEES SQUIRREL AND
Gopher Externinator-the original oldest
and best prepared poison-the most effect
i've and economical squirrel poison known
Price reduced TO 30 cents a can For sale by
&. G. g, Agents,
Grangers' Building, Tenth and * streets.
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SPRING MEETING OF CAPITAL CITY
Driving Association May 24th to May 29th
incluSiVp) at Agricultural Park

SPRING MEETING OF CAPITAL CITY
Driving Association May 24th to May 29th
inclusivel, at Agricultural Park.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, MAY 24TH.
Pacing, 2:35 class Purse s200-Jos Rose s
Tule Rose by Bernal; O. j. Holmes Blue
Bird, by Brigadier; r H. Nason's Prim-
rose. by Falrose; II. s. Hogoboom's Albert
NJ: Tuttle Bros Abdine, by Wilkesdale +.
Tryon's Forester, by Falls; w. Mastin's
OctorOOn, by SOudan.
Two-year-old Trotting Stake, purse $40
II. S. Hogoboom's Sacramento Belle, by
Waldstein; River View Stock Farms Cor
rine Dillman, by George Dexter; r. II.
Nason's Tube Rose, by Falrose w. Mas
tins Gold Rose by Falrose; Dr. McCol-
lurns Sister Mary, by Dave Ryan; Rancho
del Paso's br. C. knight Templar, by
Knight-Mabel.
Excursion rates from all points
Races start promptly at 80 p. m. each
day. Admission 70 cents. m22-3t
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
of Sacramento.--In the Superior Court
In the matter of the guardianship of
JAMES BAGNELL, an incompetent per-
son.
f. Twaddles, the guardian Of the above
named incompetent person, having on this
day filed in this court petition praying
for an order authorizing him to sell the
real estate belonging to said incompetent
block between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
sixth, and M and n streets, in the city of
Sacramento
II is hereby ordered that the next of
of said incompetent person, appear before
this court on the 25th day of June. 1897, at
10 o'clock q. M, then and there to show
cause why the petition of said guardian
should not be granted
MATT f. JOHNSON,
Judge of said Superior Court
Hoil & Dunn, Attorneys for Guardian.
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T. Allen Emil Magner and wife, X. l..
Dunn, J. Heiman, Charles Stallman, L.
Weiner W. f. Cumback, San Francisco.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee Of j. McMorry, 531 NJ.
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It is better to compare prices than
wish you had. Corwin's Millinery, Coz
J.
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Nobby styles that tell; low prices that
sell. CorWin's Millinery, 6O7 j.
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NEW TODAY.

BIDS WANTED FOR FURNISHING
5000 programmes for great bicycle meet
June 9Th; highest bidder taken. Right TO
reject reserved; four or eight page. About
one-third each page for programme and
club matter. File sealed bids to I p. m
MONDAY, with c. j. Atwater, 500 K street.
II r G
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vehicles-Baker & Hamilton-Hardware
Carts. Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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KENT BROS, 1917 Third street. for car
riages. buggies, rigs of all kinds at short
notice. Teiephones-New. 2l5: old. 511
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IF AFFLICTED with Sore Eyes use
DIR. ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER.
Sold at 70 cents.
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\. NJ. &. 4. Euscrtni,.nens.

The programme for the entertainment
next Monday night Will include musical
selection by Misses Alice Jones, and s
Ridley Jones. Messrs. J. lyGdeil jenkins
Charles Rorics nd \. EOrrner
The rGcite- Miss Irene Rowland. has
not appeared before All audience In
Norfolk and her coming will lend spc-
Cial intcreESt to the occasion.
1'he association has been arranged for
the hcneli, Of the association members,
and only a fee Of 10 cents will be
CHI ir@ed for reserved seats.
Tho public can secure reserved seats
by paying % cents each
The Finance Committee will meet this
morning 81 o'clock.
The monthly meeting OF the directors
will occur this afternoon at O'Clock.
The spe1kc,s who take part in the de-
bate on the Cuban question will lunch
together in the association building i'm
mediately aftc! the arrival OF the Hamp-
ton delegation.
DR.. y, +. owen viii address the men's
meeting next sunday on the s,ibicc:
is God The Father OF All Men," Tha
doctor has some views on the suhjecs
differing from the usual view or tho
Fa!hcrhood OF God and the brothe: mood
of man, and his address will dcvalUp
thought ana interest in this line.
The association i doing all possible
To secure work for the numerous aP-
picantts for employment. ana has been
successful in placing several men SAT-
isfactorlly during the month
Mir. G. G. Kent, Of the Newport New,
association, was in the city to-day and
extended an invitation to the Norfolk
association wheelmcn 10 visit their cluh
and JOIN in q run. The Invitation viii
dOuhticSS he accsptel
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plane Makers iu norfolk.

IT is said, and doubtless is true, that
there is great advantage TO be gained
by dealing directly with the manufac-
turcr OF an article. Since Stief. piano
maker. has established :; branch at 4lG
Main street, Norfolk, pianos can he
bought direct from the ,n2ker--a maker
who makes every instrument on honor
as the good old man with his old fash
toned German notions Of honesty began
making them in Baltimore more than
iifty years ago. and his son continued
The Norfolk manager is Henry Mac
J.achlun, Scatchnan. With the frunkncss
ana fairness characteristic of the race.
The Nirginian knows maker ana mana
ger. There IS nothing which il could
say Of them that il could wish unSaid.
The Stie1fS and their managers do bust
ness on honor ana no one who knows
them as does The Nirginian. cares for
he scratch of a pen when their promise
is given. They have q fine large store
here and visitors will meet with the
most graceful courtesy there. The Sticm
pianos are made in Baltim Orc--the Nor
folk house sells them. II Is Mr.. Stielf's
own business herc--n branch Of tile pa
rent house.
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MAY BUILD rNTo sonrou.K.
Proposed Scheme. Of the chesapeake
and Chic Enilwny Company.
Baltimore NewS.)

There is 4 growing belief in certain
railway circles that the Chesapeake and
OHIO will 1T no distant date secure an
an-rail entrances into Norfolk, Va. II is
said that President ingalls, has had the
matter under consideration for some
time. and that a move is soon To be
made In chat direction. The claim iS
made tina the idea Of making Norfolk
The Chesapeake and Ohio'S deep water
terminus is not based on any intention
Of abandoning Newport News. but the
growing Importance OF Norfolk and its
desirable location have, ii is stated,
prompted the executives Of that com
pany to seriously consider the matter
III order 10 effect an ull-rail entrance
into Norfolk the Chesapeake and Ohio
would have TO build 4 bridge across the
James river at some point below Rich
mond and run along the south bank Of
the river. Such a move would mean a
parallel line 10 the Norfolk ana West :
ern, which now has a specially good
Norfolk and Richmond service. and
strong competition would follow.
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Electric Riiinrs

Electric I5tters is q medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gene
rally needed when the languid, exhaust
ed feeling prevails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need Of q
tonic ana Alternative is felt. ~
prompt use Of this medicine has
often avcrtcd long and pcTha ps
fatal bilious fevcrs. No medicine viii
act more surely in counteracting and
freeing The system from the malarial
poison. Headache. Indigestion, Consti-
patton. Dizziness yield 10 Electric Bit
tiers. SOC. and $l.00 per bottle at I3urrow.
Martin & Co.'S Drug Store
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| BASES Norfolk. s: Z PhilnIelnhias r.
double Plays Wentz and Sha fer. Time
or Gamc--1:i5 Umprc--Chisneu
NOTES AND COMM oNTS
tDy Ia, " BALD
1t was The umpire" said Manager
Slailings Yesterday evening to me at
the Atlantic hotel. rather expected II
and consequently didn't care to contra.
d'tt or discuss that particular point Will,
~. though it seemed to me and all
i.2 fair minded fans who were present
~ the game, that Mr.! Chisnell was uni
iormtS fair and impartial. Errors OF
Judgment he may have committed. hu,
the Idea OF roast conveyed by Mr.
Stallngs Is not borne out BY the score.
Mhnt is your opinion OF the Norfolk
club, AIR. Stallings was asked com
pared with the Richmond club?'
We'll, Norfolk has much harder
hitting aggregation than Richmond.
nut III nay estimation Richmond Is de-
cidcdly much faster III tho field They
pay 4 livelicr game, and have some
IS 1lhcricld. on third base. ] tried to
get this man last season 10. Detroit,
bu, was unsuccessful
How has Brand, shown NJ ~ prac-
ticc?"
II haven't had an opportunity OF iudg-
ing the young man rs yet lis arm is
still stiff and sore. and I have consc-
pucntly not worked him any. or all
my pitchers Taylor IS in the best con
,iiition; which is something UNUSUAL for
him This early IN the season.
Ar. Stallings being asked as 10 his
intentions in regard to Gcicr replied:
Il am burdencd with an cmbarrcyt-
ment OF riches for short field Both
Gcicr and C;llrn are superb men in that
position and | have not yet definitely
position regularly. Cillen Is a fine field
or and the harder hitter or the two. but
Is not rs regular hitter as Gcer What
eyer may decide to do in regard to
snort field should certainly carry both
men throughout tho season.
What is your Impression OF Ncwton
a ptcher?"
lie pitched very good game, but had
trouble in locating tho plate. Had we
received consideration from The umpire
~ icast ten OF our men would have
walked to first bag. Newton has a good
ih-shool ball. which the boys went for
ana rot them near the handle He also
mas q slow ban. which is deceptive and
!caches the plate sooner than the batter
looks for
y! Ortiz was not seen ON the field yes
icrday. Manager S;tallings had given
him leave to 90 tn Lynchburg where
Mis-. Ortiz is ILL.,
Willie Brandt will be tried ngnins,
portsmouth Tomorrow ana Will an
ooublcdlH De greeted by a host OF ad-
mirers in that city.
The result Of the game Yesterday. be-
S,uc3 being an unalloycd pleasure to
the faithful, was strong and conyjnc
ing proof To Manage. Smiths keen per
cepl:oh and Judgment in selecting ball
prayers. To him must be given duo
need OF praise. He has now clearly
demonstrated for three seasons past
mat ne has an unerrinG eve in detect
Ing the good qualities Of a bail p!aycr.
ana me rams duly appreciate his most
cNccllen; selection Of material TO DEFEND
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Charter Granted.

Judge lIanckel, in the Corporation
Court, Yesterday granted Il charter to
the compound Oxygen company, OF Nir-
ginia, the purpose of which is to engage
in the business OF manufacturing. sell
ing and dispensing compounds OF oNy-
gen and nitrogen. chemicals and gases
The principal Office is 10 be in this city
The capital stock is not to be less than
81, 600 nor more than $1,000. The officers
are: George Poe, president: Is. r. Jones
Vice-Drcsident: and George i. Hart. sec
rotary and treasurer. These, with a.
nj. Jones and T.. L. Hart are directors
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AGENTS WANTED,


EALESME EN- WANTED.--salarya and COM
mission; permanent position to sell CT
gars. near your own homes. Old reliable
house Address MANHATTAN CIGAR
CO, 15t Maiden Lane. New York. or
TT Wayne, Ind apr9-fr, sa, su-3t
WANTED. Statesman to represent MS in
North, Carolina; one experienced In our
line preferred Correspondence solicited.
Address OLD DOMINION PANTS MEG;
CO, Petersburg, Va apr93t
WANTED.-Sevcral lirst-class general
agents oman or woman TO appoint
agents on our books salary and eX-
penscS. r. II. WOODW ORD COMPA-
NY, Baltimore. Md apri-3t"
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DIR. TAI
IMAGES Tho Earth Girdled." Of his ia
nous tour around the world. a thrilling
story Of savage and barba rious lands:
tour million Talmawe's hooks sold, and
The Earth G,rdled' is his latest and
ErandeSt: demand enormous: everybody
wants his famous book; only. $3.50; b.;
book, big commissions; a gold mine for
workers: credit given: freight paid; out
hts free: drop all trash and sell the king
Of books and make $500 month. Ad-
dress for outfit and territory, TIL, DO
MINION COMPANY. Star Build ms,
Chicago. mr3i-2lt
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE /:
The Sum and Substance Of the News
of the Courts Of Law.
A VERY LONG POLICE COURT DOCKET.
Fined for tunni,i. IL Gambling RE
sOrt-Much niScussscd Case In.
:olVin% Right Of Bondsrnan to
Arrest Persons for whom Sic ~
Surety Decided in thc Negative.

Justice Tomlin yesterday decided the
case involving the right of a bondsman
TO arrest the person for whom he had
become surety. The PARTICULAR case
in point was that OF g; negro named
Solomon Bridgeport, who had gone on
the bond of a colored woman for Il mon
eyed consideration. She failing to keep
her promise to pay him. he took her into
custody, thereby creating a disturbance
uptown. The case was argued by coun-
Sc, On both sides and taken under adj
Eisement by the Court. The Justice de-
cided in favor of the defendant, but say
ms at the same time that he regretted
having to do SO, owing to the circum-
stances under which the arrest was
made
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Worn aIIfilc Ycnr

Around, even in very warm weather,
because the feet Will not pei spirc 50
freely and again you do not feel the
heat that arises from the heated bricks
and stones. therefore the justly ccle-
hrated 81 Patrol Shoes are the shoes FOR
those that walk and stand n great deal,
and railroad and steamboat men, as
well as policemen, nachinists, carpen-
ters painters and every class of me-
rhanicS find more comfort and wear in
then: than anything they can get.
ltF,II.ER'S ONE PRICE SHOE STORE
Ga Bank Street. opp. Court House.
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lsrOuCTfy It',InSIrI..

w w. Staylor to Beulah l., Staylor.
all the stock of bicycles in the store No.
$50 Main street; 200.
Mrs. Lille May DoZicr 10 J. w. Nun
phy, lot with improvements. on the
west side Of Sheldon avenue Bramblc-
ton ward $3.50 and other considerations.
William w. Gait to Wright G. Wilson,
n lot on tho north side of Twelfth street,
Atlantic City Ward: 5000
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heiore going to DR.. frey. l suffered
very much with the HEADACHE AND
SORE THROAT, and not only that but T
was constantly HAWKING AND SPIT
TING the mucus that kept falling III nv
throat. EVERY MORNING l WOULD
Find THAT Ny THROAT AND NOS
TSllS WE'RE DRY, ana it was Il hard
task for mo to breath through my nostr.ls
and would have 10 breath through ny
mouth IN this condition ! called on DR.
f'ircy and took treatment under him, ana
now | never suffer enough to amount 10
anything with any Of these symptoms and
take great pleasure in telling how much
better fee! since cured. | used TO dread
my work, bat now ! feel SO strong and
Well thai working IS one of my greatest
pleasures. | advise any who may suffer
from any OF the forcnamed troubles to
consult Dr. FREY, and ! am sure he will
be OF much benefit to them.
WM. T. l.. SHEPPARD.
With W. y. l'iskc, printer, Portsmouth,
Residence, Scottsvillc, Portsmouth. va
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,suc,,in Lille Snnce.

Spring dress goods, loo.
All-WOul suitingS, 25c.
New wash goods, &c, &c, Sc.
Remnants India lawn, &C., &C., &c.
Fast color hose. seamless, 10c.
Levy Bros G-hook corsets, SOC.
Levy BROS, 344 Main street,
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They Dissoi,cInto De,icious Dust

and melting in the mouth. impart a
pleasing suggestion of peaches and
cream-Langdon's Virginia Butter
hackers" & apG.ot
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Light as the foam of the sea, they eXhalc
q fragrance rs sweet as the breath Of
summer-I.anedon's Virginia Butter
Ora ckers." apG-2t
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

The continued eases OF Sam Jones and
Eli Holloway, both colorcd. charged with
robbins George Brown, Il colored oys-
ternan, of $40 in Conner's bar, Avon
street, on March 81, was heard by JUS
ticc Tonllin yesterday morning. and both
prisoners were sent Oh to the grand jury,
bail being refused for either.
Judge Ilanckel later bailed Jones in
the sum Of $500. with ID. w. Jones and
Margaret Wesley surety
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Law. ana e.,anecry Court,

IN this court yesterday. Judge VIM.
Il. Martin presiding. G. y. Nash quail
fed as administrator Of the estate Of j.
II. Francis under Il bond OF 81 COO -Ap-
praiscrs y. Il. Nash. f.. S. Rutiin. t.
W. Tomlin, w. IT. Dey and w. L. 49,
ker.
Mrs. Annie Lee Francis qualified as
guardian Of G. y, and Mary e. Francis
under 4 bond OF $4,000
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BOARD--A single or double room, furnish
ed, with board for gentleman. cal be had
by applying TO new number 52l East Main
street. Terms moderate mrlS-tf
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a YOUNG MAN WITH \ LARGE; AC-
Guaintance alnont; people that would
make good trade wants position i'll
either Clothing, Hat or Shoe Store.
Salary no object for first six months.
Reference and bond if required. Address
AGE 81" care V:rginan. apr2-tf
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,

night on CRANKY or Free
mason street, ladies' Astrhchan Eur Col
lar y suitable reward VIII be paid tho
hinder by returning same to iiG F'reelnu-
son street. auiG-3t
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LAURENCE WARINCi. ATTORNEY AT
LAW, removed to is Bank street oppo-
site former office, malQ-lm
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAl.E.-Portahlc oven for baking.
and also bakers CEtiit. Call early at
TIOS. MuEKAY'S, 2SS Queen street,
Norfolk. upl9-lts
20 FAMILIES WANTI2D-I!Nc to fifty
acre tracts already plated Of choice,
high, we'll drained land finest Of soft wa
ter; 80 minutes drive on PRINCESS Anne
Ehel! ROAD. On easy terms TO imprOVerS.
Anply al Client OF the owner, G. T..
llODGMAN aprS-1m
FOR SALE.--Nicc new residence, Cooke
street. Park View; 10 rooms: all modern
ConEcnlcnccS: also truck, diary and grain
farm near, city. Apply to r. G. PRITCH-
ARD, corner Cook and Holiday street,
portsmouth. Va rna2S-lm
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ROOMS-Two large rooms, furnished or
unfurn!shed. with lights and heat, with
use OF both. for rent west Of Duke street
Address OF apply l.3 Yarmouth street
fani-tf
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lIOOD,S PILLS act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick head
ache.
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Spring EEIlIl,SrS

crupt:ons, hives, bois pmples. sores. arc
perfectly and permanently cured hyI
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best Spring Med
icinc ana One True BLOOD Purifier III.
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WANTEp.

WANTED.--A man or woman with small
capital to manage branch office in Nor
folk: good opening for right party. We
mean business. Address T.. BROWN,
care The VirGinian. aprS-2tt
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PHILADELPHIA.
SCORE BY INNINGS:

summary: Earned Runs-.Norrolk. /;
Philadelphia, .. Two-base HitS-Leahy,
Me. I.aioie, Mailman. Bases on Balls
Off Newton, 3; off Johnson, Q. Hit by
Pitcher-Delehanty and Clements.
Struck Out-By Newton, 4, Stolen
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WANTED q good coored laundryman
that car do all kinds Of work about II
plant; goou washer ironer and starchor.
Answer ut once, stating wages" Ad
dress KENNEDY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Tyrone, Pa. aprG-1wf
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il)y Bat \. rally

Continued on Sixth Pngc.)
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Beecham's pills will dispel the blues"
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FINED FOR GAMBLING.

London Tally. colorcd, who runs a
dive at No Oh Union street. was be
fore Justice Tomlin yesterday charged
with permitting gambling ut his place
Wednesday night. He was fined Sill and
given fifteen days III Jail. John Smith,
Charles Graves, Ed. Nelson and Ed.
Tanner. all colored who were arrested
in Tally's place as nuisances, We're dis
charged. Tally appealed his case and
WAS bailed i'll the sum Of $780, with w.
ii. Land, colored, surety.
Following is 4 portion OF the docket
containing the names Of less important
Offenders:
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MISCELLANEOUS CASES

iiiSStsu
r. L. Nugcat, a United States sailor,
drunkenness and assaulting an officer;
fined $40
Albert Weaver and Richard Jones,
both colored, 1ighting: fined So each.
S. Bcgley, aSsaultmg T.. l.. White;
fined So.
Several tramps. arrested for begging
on the streets. We're discharged and or
dercQ out OF the city.
Several DRINKS ana other cases OF less
minor Importance were also disposed OF.
AN ARREST AND 4 RELEASE,
j. H. Smith. colored, was arrested yes
tcrday upon the charge OF stealing 81
worth of cigars from J. Il. Moore. lie
was Dailcd in the sum of $40 for his
appearance in the Police Court to-day.
Pearl Craig. IL negro thief who was
sent TO jail for two months by Justice
Tomin OH March 3. was released yeSter-
day on the condition that he leave Nor
folk permanently.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09

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BASES Norfolk. s: Philadelphia Is.
double Plays Wehtz and Sha fer. Time
OF t'amc--1:l5. Umpire hisnell.
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