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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

Norfolk's most romhs!Eg youngsters,
endeavoring to raj tie the III gers,Sye
IN manner thatwould putsto shame q
5and OF Comanches. 1T was the Tigerp
day, however and they hit the ball sat
cheir VIII, 'swhile4th work In the field
was almost perfect. IS s.:
lows: a ar s&Eq,'gtsSt5
Tigers Herbert. second aba sc: Proc tor,
snort stops Fine, #cn tcher; nj ecks. third
oasei Goodwin, left field; Guy first base !:
right field. + ~
=, Berkleys: Rpdd and Cuddy, catchers;
To:ey. second base; Jones. right field !:
Allen, left field; FNtst, third base: Gal.
=! iu ]. center field; Deshlelds. pitcher. 81
l,r, nsere: !, r. II. r..
Berkleys .0t9E1a 2 80 q IL,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
HITS HERE AND THERE
(Ey Ba; n. Ban.)
1!Shop will pitch to -day

The longest hit Yesterday was sn,tb,s
threa-b Dagger. $500 ;
Battery for to-day for Reading Mr.
Mackin and I2arckley. NI~&
Ten inning games have no charms for
us Our luck IS in the ninth. Et
wonder Il the Fourth OF July ceIcbra
non was repeated in Reading las. night
Slater, SO far, has shown himself 10 b.
IN the race for honor on first base. runs
ming and timely hitting.
W men the grass on the outfieid grows
q little more the management can gel
somebody to take the contract Of cutting
it for hay - .
The Gilroy fund Is coming on. bu, thc
limit has not been reached. There e
room on the list for your name. z. r OF
us near from you.
Suffolk has discovered another wonder
lIatlmore is making n record for striking
men out. Read the story of his per
Torrance Monday.
-, 'Pop' Tate is coming around all right
Ihat two Dagger of his Yesterday WAC !,
good one. The next thing you knc,y ne
VIII put one over the fence.
we were just congratulating ourselves
upon having corps Of pitchers to tie
TO- But yesterdays game does not de-
eide anything to the contrary: 1t only
raises doubt.
Catcher ticydon was released ycster
DAY, being entirely out Of condition and
unit Tor work. Heydon showed great
promise and his Ill hpalf h Ina g f raa,,i -
source Of regret to all his Norfolk
friends. s 55gT
s.ssl tfsyya asas lou ~ observed sa short
tlr9aea q 80 when tn Bar finores
s ss gusSlS the grease art OF an
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
StnndtnS orthe Clubs
MONDAYS GAMES

The result of the two games Monday
was highly satisfactory to local enthu-
SiaStS. No reasonable crank could have
asked for anything better than a double
victory one by an exciting finish the
other by q Shut-Out. There was IL condi-
ton Of things during the first game, to
be sure. that was not conducive to quiet
ness of nerves, while the score stood 3
to against the home team but when the
game was won In the ninth inning by
q series Of fortuitouS circumstances, the
wild delirium of joy that convulsed the
grand stand and bleacheres was worth
all that went before and more besides.
Mcfarland did everything that could
be expected OF him when for seven sue
cessive innings he didn't let the visitors
get hit, his record for the game being
two hits. Reading failed to get man
around the bases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

atted out OF his delivery. Then the
Brooms stopped hitting. ST az 8.
IN the box Brown was not only dis
astrously wild. but after he gave bases
ne was hit with narrowing effect
Newton was effective until the lust
inning, when he was hit twice, and this,
with fine base running. did the work.
STORY OF THE GAME
Slater the first man up. walked on
TOUR balls, but was caught mapping of
first. Stratton flew out to NVe.hl. Ray
mond hi: to Leahy, who threw Raymond
out at second. 4Ett 33Gi
Welhl struck out. I.eahy went gu, at
first McFarlan flew out to Stratton.
Second mning--Spratt hit for two
cushions. Mc1ntyre went out at FIRST.
gallagher went out on foul fly to shy.
der Barckley hit TO: two bases, scoring
Spratt. Clausen flew out TO Tate. 4.
Weddige hit for one base Wentz
sacrificed. Tate Went out at first Smith
made three1bagger and Wcddige
scored Snyder hit and Smith tailed.
Brown struck out.
Third inn.ng-Slater walked Stratton
new out to Smith. Raymond went out
at first. Minnehan singled and Slater
scored. Spratt few out
Weihl hit for one cushion. Leahy sac
riticed. Mct'arlan flew out to centre
Weddlge drove the ball over second base
and Weihl came in by lightning express.
Nentz flew out to- left. Pop Tate hit a
two-bagger, and the two men Oh bases
scored. y wild throw from center let
the old man make third. Smith went
out at fliEt
Fourth inning-Three pop flies did the
business for Reading.
Norfolk did likewise
flfth lnninE--ClauScn flew out to Nc
tarlan. Slater was hit by q pitched ball
Strauon hit for one base a complica-
ton OF Wild throwing advanced Slater to
n a h 1,s, ,
him TO score. Smith caught Mlnnehan's
f!y and threw Slater out at the plate.
Norfolk was retired in order.
SKIN inninS-Mclnt went to first
on four balls. Gallagher hit and stole
second. While the flelders were trying
to run him down, Mcintyre started fol.
home. The ball was sent In too late 10
stop him. Gallagher scored on .Barck-
ley's hit. Clausen got his base on balls
Slater went out on an int1cld hit. STRAIT
ton flew out to Smith.
The inning was fruitlcss rs far as
Norfolk was concerned.
Seventh innng-Newton supplantcd
BroWn IN the box. Raymond struck out
Alinnehan flew out to McTarlan. Spratt
walked. Mcintyre singled Gallagher
went out at flrSt.
Three Brcoms went to the bat and
went out. 51
Eight innlng.-Only three Rea ding
men went to bat.
Win two men out Weddige hit for q
single. Wentz went out at first
Ninth ADMINISTRATION struck out
Raymond went out at first. .Minnehan
walked. SDiatt ditto. Mcintyre hit 10
Wcddige, forcing Minnehan out q third
Tate hit to Mcintyre, and went out al
the first corner. Smith hit safely. Sny-
der popped up one to Raymond New
ton famed the air, and so ended the
ninth inning, with the game neither won
nor lost.
Tenth inning-Gallagher hunted un-
successfully. BarclSlcy hit safely. Clau-
sen struck out. Slater hit and Barcllcy
scored. Stratscn went out at first.
Weihl hit TO inlield and went out at
1rst. Lcahy did likewise. Ditto McFar-
Ian. And the game was lost.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Summary: Earned Runs--Ncwport
News. !. Two-base IIit-Host. Home
Run-Defarge Base on Balls-Off Latl-
mer. 9; off Anthony, G. Struck Out
BY Latimer, IL; by Anthony, 5. Left on
Bases Suffoks, s; Newport News 6.
First Base on lGrrors-Suffolk, 2; New
mort News 4. Hit by Pitched Bali
Kilby, Hicks, Keller, Dcfarge. Host.
Passed Bal-Ozman. Stolen Bases
Mahon. Hicks, Behnc, Magee. Host.
Oznran. Tinc-2:G5. Jmpirc-C;raham.
Suffolk virtually won the afternoon
game in the first inning Two errors y
base on halls, and two hits netted four
runs. Newport News tied the sco.c in
the sixth but Keeller's timely hit In
Sunolk's half OF the seventh cinchcd the
game again. IIandrum had perfect. con-
troll. while Host was wild--very wild for
him. Flaherty md 13ahen led In hitting.
and Mahon did the stellar work outside.
For Newport News Magec did the best
stick work and I1nright and Shcrer the
fastest fielding. Ozman replaced Gar
net In right in the nth. Both teams
made some fast doubles. Score: &&
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
ROOTERs JOYFUL.
N ''i"ik Administers n Double Doso Of
HetcMt TO NcwpOrt Ncyya 3Fi

Suffolk. Va. July 5.-(spcclal) tine
r ro'',' are happy to-day, for Suffolk
LOOK both The locals repeated their per-
rornance OF last Independence Day.
' ,,,ae fIanklia went down twice before
mem; To-day Newport News tasted a
double dose OF defeat. They took it
very gracefully. though, for the boys
arc true sports, and they played strong
game. It's pity we cant meet them
oftener. Suffolk won because their
p!tchers were more effective Then they
played In pretty good luck. \,
Inc morning snme was happy DEM
onstratlOn OF the locals ability to play
an uphill game. They were shut out
" tnt Sixth. ana Tie mist faithful
thought 1T was n lost battle A home
run and error gave Newport News three
runs In the third. They never got an
other. Suffolk made one in the sixth.
tied the score in the seventh and won In
Ihe last. two. 1t was a pitchers battle,
IN which Latimcr was the hero. The
around work Of Carr and IIilcks catch
Ing were features Dcfargc, Belne and
Oman did the best work for the visitors
in this game. LatImer struck out every
man on the team but Blanforu. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
READING.

!, Summary: Earned Euns-Norfolks ..
Sacritce llits--Lcany, \Ventz Smith
St"!en ases--I1cahy, Smith, Stratt0n
Hccnaon. Left on Bases-NorfoI,,s (.
headings. 6. Struck Out-By McEar
land. Stratton. Spratt, 9: Barcklev. 2:
by llerndon. McFarlan. Double Plays
Snl'att to McIntyrt. First on Errors
headings. 3 First on Balls-Off McFar-
.ahd. |; Off Herndon. !. Hit by Pitcher
Mcintyre. Umpirc-Snyder Time
$40.
Clausen is revengcd. The ey-I3room.
sent IN TO pitch for Reading, after losInr
MS game in the second and third innings
mad Il returned TO him in silver platter
After the third inning Clausen r..
u great game, allowing but one Snore
MT and fielding as though he had been
.!scd TO 1t all during the season. In
me ne entire time ,Glausen was with Nor-
FOLK he never pitched or felded such "a
same as he5 q Ia est erd Wv hichs is Still
snoScomp iiment 81 aus EN- III fora the
shtlira Inn ING,
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Stundi,,- OF tac clubs.

r. II. h
Brooklyn :. % Q . Q . 0 0 Is 10 3
batteries: M2chin and' Warner; Dunn
aDd Grim. umDt:a. Mcdonald Time, .
hours. #n
AZ Pittsburg-
Pittshurg O1l1ol0 u 10 0
Cleveland :. J. 0 3 D D . / 0 o. s 0
Batteries: ranncnill AMI Sue1en:
Powell and Criger. Jmpi;e. Campbell
Time, 2 hours.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ~ o2Oa6 rs SO II
Baltimore 80 Oh ] 0 0 1 0-3 4
Batteries: Breitenslriil ana PETE;
Pond, Blackburn and Enwrrman. YIN
pres. Hurst and Lynch. Time, go
At Philadelphia
r. II. e.
Philadelphia !. 00110O000-2 ~ 4
Boston .........0 22001100-6
Batteries: Fifeld and McFarlan; sti-
Vets and Lake. Umpire, Emslie. Time,
Lao. 3s 5} 555 B d
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READING.

Slater out on infield hit
Summary: Earned runs-Norfoll1. s.
fsad!nS, J. Two-basa hits-Tutp
Spratt, Rarclcy. rhrce-base hits--yV
Smith. Stolen bases--Siater 3; McIn
tyre, 2; Raymond, Gallagher. Barcley.
Shc!iilce hits-Leahy, Wcntz. Double
piays-W- Smith to Snyder. Base on
Dails-oif brown. 4; off Newton, 3; off
E!ausen, l. Hit by pitched l,all-Slater
Struck out-Ey Newton 3: by Clausen
4 Left on bases-Norfolk, 3; Reading
y First base on crrors-Norfolk. l.
Reading, L. 1ime-2.05 Umpire. Sny,
der. 'a1 80
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READING.

1.-TWO out when winning rim was ,,:;,d.
summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. l..
Heading, !. Two-hase hit-.ILucid. 9
tofne run-McFarian. Sacrifice hits
Barclay Leahy. Stolen bascs-AIcIn
Tyre. Left on bascs-Norfolk. 10: Read
ma g.. Struck out--By Pfanrliiler:
H ,,P' n;arc!ay; by Mc!Iackin: Wcihl
Went., PfanmilIar .. i;i"sl u ~, 50
norfolk. ]. l'irs, on balls-Of PrnnmiJ-
Ter: McMackin, p Wild pitch--AlcSInck-
in. umnirc-Snydcr Tinle-2.00 Lucid
took Minnehan's place III the sixth in
ming.
SECOND GAME.
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Distinyuis,,eh visitors.

Among the visitors Monday were State
Auditor Morton Marye and State Trea-
suler Harmon. who arrived from Rich
mOnd and spent the day at Virginia
Beach. They We're enga ged vest erday in
assessing tfe property OF the various
transportation companies. #
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
sA ,, J, I n, nAv
\ ny Joseph Jones, General lAuctionecr, Il
NO. 80 Bank Street, 81

M BY Joseph Jones, General fAuctionecr,
No. 80 Bank Street,
"A AUTHORIZATIONS SALE or HOUSE
right right Piano. cost $500. etc.
a VIII sell at No. 11s Comr:crclal Place, or
Sid Market Square! on ISWEDNESDAY5
t m,oft ~ July It'll. 1897, a II o'clock,
me lot Orwell kept $Householdand Kitch.
en- Furniture; consisting or fine Bedroom
SSuts, In oak.s cherry. and walnut :Pia to
glass Front Wardrobe: Roll Top Writing
D i3 and Book Case. Fine, Oak Stdebonrd,
Iarlor Suits, Couches, Easy Chairs, Ex.
tension Table. extra fine Hall Rack, Wall
Cabinet Dining Room Chairs, Hair Mat
tress, Single and Double Springs, Oh Paint
lngs, four Brussels and two Ingram Car
pets, Rugs. Reception Chairs, ono Grand
Upright Piano, IL octave.
Ladies especially invited to attend sale.
j. II. LELAND,
Administrator.
JOSEPH JONES,
Jy1-lt General Auctioneer.
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.suckien', Arnica Salvn

Shs nest SAVE In The world for
Euis. ,rHsscs. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
aae,sn', Fever Sores. letter. ChapprG
= avg. 80 Jshsalns.. Corns, and all Skin
E.ruptinna ant positively cures piles! or
nc PAL 7 squires l t Is ia giarant eed s.to
EtHn 'ps:':set ss ga tlsfaction or money res
sasts sies, cen is per- BOX. $ FOR
By sIsurro III 81 90.
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Summary: Earned runs-Suffok, g.
Two base hitE--Bahcn. Host. Base on
ba llsOff Host. 6. Struck out-ByE Ian
drum, s; by Host, 8. Left on bases
Suffolk 10; Newport News, 6. First base
on errors-Sufolk. 2; Newport News. 3.
Hit by pitched 3ball-Pal1ev. Keller, Sher-
ar Passed balls-FIicks. q. Magee l..
Double plays--kilby 10 Bahen to Carr;
Enr!ght 10 Sherer; E.nright to Sherer
TO Is'andford. Time, 1;55. Umpire, Mr..
Graham
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Pntcrson'a H.uck C,,n,gcd.

Paterson N. j.. July Patterson won
from Hartford to-day by playing good
ball, after having sustained ten straigh.
defeats. Score:
r. TT. r..
Paterson ....a4 3 2012o 1-!G IS
Hartford ..2 0 0 3 0 0 ! 0 o. G 10 ;
Batteries: Jones and Westlake Frye
and Roach.
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E.nncnstcr Scattered nnaly.

Richmond. Va, July 6.--Richmond de-
feated Lancaster to-day. tho hits Of the
latter being too widely scattered % he
productive. Score:
r. II. e
Lancaster $50 0 O 0 0 D ! 2-3 II I
Batteries: Schmidt and Foster; Hep
ting. West and Roth @
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
AGENTS WANTED.

DON'T BE HARD up took Mr.. Coles
advice. Took agency for new Aluminium
giant, catchy sellers; customers delirht-
ed: permanent business l make Sc 10
$l0 a day. Work 6 hours; no capital
lumbus, 0. 4. = 80 ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
Tigers, 10: WORKMANSHIP.

u. The II gers, one of the hes i q ma teur
teams in the city, defeated the Berkieys
In al ones ideds game at the South Nor
leys tried Sd II s!nas s. of actics; q isane inc
srs, nd SfieI ags rom fi,iie
Isl sers md epf put IA
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Summer Cnr,lforf.

Linen Reversible Collars and Cuffs are
money. labor. and care savers They
cost less than the common kinds-do
away with the laundry bil-and begetf
your confidence because they never wilt.
Sec adv. -. sa{ SsH4i3t,,B y 81
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.Bv c. II. erren & Co., AuctIoneers

- r f.
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ro1 HfiSAL ESTATE IN PRiNC CESS ANNE
COANIf.-BN virtue of deed or trust
from G T. Wright and wife, TO mo as
Trustee. .nM lee dated the 25th day of June, 1876,
a amn [ s IN the Clerks office of Prln-
ana ah at the request Of the holder OF the note
t tin secured. I shall sell by public aic-
non. 1t the Real Estate Exchnnre 13c
Main street. Norfolk. Va, on SATURDAY,
the lGth day of July. 1897. at ~ m All that
csTtain tract Of land situate in the county
OF o., PrinceSs Anne. near the main road lead.
ing from kemnsville to Great Fridge con
.nlhlnS id5 acres. more or less bounded on
inc north BY he lands formerly belonging
70 .: ". Dozier. now Benjamin II. Davis:
on me east by the lands of George Re-
SIDE on the south by the lands OF Reside
aro =; Aiksn; and on the west by the lands
OIL Batchelder & Collins; and being the
same on which G. T. Wright resides. and
wien ne purchased Of Peter Wright ana
wife: by their decd duly Of record -.
TERMS: Cash. j. nj. Kl5EI.iNC;
- TT Trustee.
ie29-10t M =. - - -
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SneciuIs Fl, For :, ri. ,Y,ts : u y e .i

y Six ca bine ti pho togranhs, 81. Is ..x
fayorite photo graz hs, q sc. 8 FOUR al niiond
phl phss es 81 one and 8
SIs. So tJA1IPBESIsI,sIs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
Great Ba.l,inx a,,hc Reach. /.

BY wearing bathing suits bought at
Levy Bros. You will enjoy a bath All
sizes. for men, ladies and children.
Lowest prices this Week s,55 &
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

4 Newark. n. j., July G.-Newark put up
a snappy game to-day ana ut no time
were the Athletics dangerous. Score:
II. ii. Z.
Newark ........1 100O21'-7 13 |
Athletics OOOOO2O1 .
Batteries: Carrick and A. Rothfuss;
AmeS and L. Scaub
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h. AUCTION SAI.ES-FUFURED DAY.
notice.!

sALE.-UNDER AND BY
:. -, virtue OF decree of court. entered on
ne ne sra day of July. 1897. in certain
Cnancery cause of l.. a. Saunders & Son.
vs. sS,n tucker e Brooke, trustee, ct ais. /
'si a ~ on WEDNESDAY. July l4th, 1897,
INC INC city OF Norfolk. Va. proceed to expose
10 ior t Sa!e FOR FOR cash. as whole, recording
stoo me INVENTORY Just taken. the entire
S S TO me as trustee by John Il. Jones.
LOT LOT INC benefit Of his creditors, by deed
sqme the uneXDired tenancy of the said
store. no. tbs Church street. Sale sub icct
10 confirmation by the court.
ID. TUCKER BROOKE
-lu4-'nS Trustee and Receiver
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

Games Mondny.
Cincinnati. S; Baltimore, 5.
Second gamc-rain.
Cleveland, \: litiSburg, g.
Cleveland, |; Pittsburg, 6.
New York, 10; Brooklyn, 0.
New York. 3; Brooklyn, a.
Philadelphia. 2; BOSTON 3.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, s.
Chicago, 8; Washington, 1.
Chicago, Q; Washington, 4
Louisville, 7; st. Louis, G.
Yesterdays Games.
New York, Z; Brooklyn S.
Boston. G; Philadc!phi1, 9.
Cleveland. .; ri;tsbu!s, 3.
baltimore. 3; Cincinnati, TO-
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slide their descent would be rapid II
now seems that they have <t on that
Eart Of the Incline where locomotion is
easy. aat Ri 5Sa, IA ,55s2 Nm
], Manager Long yesterday signed
Fred. while he pitched good ball with
US. was a losing twirler and his many
Norfolk friends will wish him better
luck under a Reading sign than he had
under: q Norfolk. ~ Iyi;: ;sss 81 s$
Associated Press dfspa CHI says that
Hannivan has been loaned to Lancaster
by President Burns. of the BroolSiyns.
Hannivan Is a shortstop of no llttle note
and the question arises. Why do the
either teams borrow" big league tim
Der and Norfolk can't connect under the
Atlantic Association agreements
Pitcher Lucid has been uncondtion-
ally released by Reading He has been
with that team for eight weeks, during
which time he has pitched less than
eight games. He was scheduled to pitch
the afternoon, game here on Monday and
ut the last minute informed Manager
long that he positively refused to pitch,
as 1t was not his day. Herndon having to
be called in from the gDtc to ofIlc!ate.
lucid will be remembered as the belig-
Grant Individual who threw the btnll at
who threw the ball at Catcher Smink, of
The Patterson. lately, inllicting painful
injuries about the la.tter's face. His flu
ture whereabouts are q case OF guess
twice. Manager Long says that during
his stay With the Readings he has been
more OF an ornament than an useful
article. and that on one occasion. In
Reading, he offered him to Agent
Smeltz. who refused him even rs "a gift.
1 4 , t. s : =.
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TEE NATIoSAh LEAGUE.

Games Euutlny.
Cincinnati, s; Baltimore, 4.
Chicago, l6; Washington, T.
Louisville, G; 81. Louis, 6
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1T | |. is {! No EXRGGER||Ia1ION,
NY Treatment is the Best. It Cures
if a Cure is Possible. it Doe 100
Good in Every Case. s 55ss35sS
Here is a. Case Of Dry Catarrh. TIC
Most Intractable Form ofSAll 81
Catarrhal Affections.

Mr.. c.. Coreoran suffered with dry
throat. feeling. rs If. he were going Al az
inint; ringing In the ears, Sc il 3 isays:s
ferinE from Catarrht OF head and throat .S
ana having spent much money forg medisS
clnes, and haying been treated by several
without success. ga your
advertisement and concluded to try iyolI.S
! nave ben very Erea tIy5 benefited and res;
licved The ringing In the ears stillTan.
as 1t used to be. ii}S5 SSsss$s
81. j. c.sCoRCoF,AN ,ss Al
Lambert's Point, Va.SSSS
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ss seq DR.. 81 s Oh ayess Vi
Esaassas psssort lsa
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NEWPORT NEWS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Suffolk ... ~. $500. a 0 / 0 O 0 3 1 90
Newport News !. 10 O O 3 o 2. o 0 O--5
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Mr.. William MCPHERSON, Of Eerkle va. NJ
says Your trentme of my case OF SCasf
tarrh OF Nose. Throat and Ears has beefi&
entirely setisfnctorySini its results arlli 15T$i
take pleasure In Recommending you. ssSs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

FREE EXHIBITION Of Utah Art IN
Paintings. by Kenyon Trippc, daily from
to D.. Teachers especially invited 5Oi
-. Nlaln street. jy4-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

DON'T FORGET YOU CAN BUY YOUR
hardware goods of me in Brambleton as
CHEAP as anywhere in the city A full
line of Fly Screens on hnnd. Give me a
call. NJ III. HOLMES. Ill West Bram-
+! bleton avenue TIT, - i,IJsts
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GOOD BOARD. PLEASANT COOL
room; house strictly modern will take
h GRIGSBYt PLACE. corner Bank nca :
FreemaSon. ia ats
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.C.LAUSEN IS REVENl|JG.E::D[I
He Wins a Game and Is Signed BY the
Reading Management.
BUT IT WAS PRACTICALLY GIVEN 10 HIM
After HntttnE out Ftse Earned Runs
the Hrooms Appear 40 Have Done
All They Could Nyisy I.mcid Was
Fircd-scorcs OF sEonday's Games
Notes OF ahe Gnmc.

Games sunday.
Lancaster, z; Newark, s.
Paterson, 6; Hartford, 8. IF,
Games Mo.lsIny.
MORNING RESULTS.
Richmond, 4 Lancaster, 6.
Reading, 3; Norfolk, 4.
Paterson, s; lIavtford, :.
Athletics, !; Newark, Q.
AFTERNOON SCORES.
Richmond, s; Lancaster. II.
Reading. 0; Norfolk, 8.
Paterson, s; Hartford,'7.
Athletics, /; Newark, z.
Yesterdays GnIno.
Reading, 6; Norfolk, s.
Richmond, 6; Lancaster, 3.
Patersons 1G; Hartford, 6.
Athletics, 3; Newarks, Z.
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where They PLAY To-day.
Lancaster at Richmond.
Reading at Norfolk. !,
Athletics at Newark.
Hartford at Paterson,
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Pig Weighing about IS pounds
ms pcen at my place for several weeks
ANY one proving property and paying
damages. including this advertisement
can have the pig. A. N. SADDLER, 22i
HtaHVlle avenue. jy7-3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VISITORS to Virginia Beach can obtain
at moderate prices, at MADAM SEES
me first house north from the sdepot
Large rooms and special terms For pn r.
ties or families. i'$i!2E'T17 WI va n
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NAN AND WIFE OR YOUNG MEN
can secure nicely furnished rooms and
BOARD III private family: western part OF
City; references exchanged. Address
:. 4. tllS OluCe. .---l- n1apl-tf [
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slide their descent would be rapid II
now seems that they have ut on that
Eartt Of the Incline where locomotion is