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I "CLAMS" CLIMBING UP
They are Now Only Four Points
Behind the "Farmers.'1
Fast Fielding and Clever Hitting; is
What is Bringing About This
Much Desired Result. Lynch
burfc Advances on Rich?
mond. Other Games.
fHE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.
First Game Norfolk, '.?; lvoonoko, G.
SSecoud Came? Norfolk, 5; Roan
oke, 2.
First Game?Portsmouth, I; I ctera
burg, 7.
Second Gamo? Portsmouth,f>. 1 otcrB
burg, :t.
Lyncbbnrg, 5; Riohmond, '2.
IVlier? Ilia ? ml?? run I's-Wai't
Korfolh in l?or???o?mtli?
I.l'iiciiburi: >?> l*< i. r?l>iirc
KdiunRa in Itlclituwila.
Mniiuiiiii <>> ""? ? ????>?.
w on l.o?t l'#r Cent.
Rlclur.oD.l. 's ?' ''
LyBchburg. C3 42 <?
VorUnioiitb. &t ?s ?**?]
Petersburg. *' ,iu ?4:1!'
r-orfolk. *7 ?>
Ituuuoko. -15 I? ?tlti
Well, eight sirnigbts isn't bod, eh'.'
Tbet is just what tbo young uieu
representing Norfolk have accom?
plished iu tbo lust few days] Tbe
article of bull lute's men have been
dispensing bus made tho "faithful"
wibb bard that it was the beginning in?
stead ol the ending of the season,
There w?a a large attendance at
League Purk yesterday. Of course tbe
double game was something of u draw
iug card, but ihen tho "cranks" ex?
pected good hall playing, and tbey <ini
not leave the grounds dissatisfied,
for they ^certainly got their money's
worth.
Jt was a very warm day and the hard
work of two games m n row told
plainly on the players, bill both tennis
tried hard to bent each oilier, us both
are more ibun anxious to take advant?
age ol I'otersourg's und Portsmouth's
losiug streak aud aro trying hard to
supplout them in the staudiug. Ma
I'artlni was chosen us Norfolk's tvvitior
iu tho lirst came, Hud ".Mac" has noth?
ing to luag nhout, even if be did wiu
I.is game, lie uns hit hard, and to
good support he alone can attribute a
victory. Fry did the pitching for (be
"Magicians" aud did very well, but
could uot prevent lute's sluggers from
pounding him, aud tho lulling was
done at times when hits were ueodetl.
It was a long fought game, eleven
innings beiuu played, \t the ending
of tbo teuth inning, with the score a
tie, 'late wauled to let the score stand,
but Paddcii wanted a "decision," so
another inning Was pluye.i, wtlOU Nor?
folk scoured the ueoessary rubs to win.
'I Ins la tho way the guuiu was won and
lost:
First Inning?Mills went out on
first; O'?ttgau drew lour bulls lor u
base; stole second; stole third on u
wild throw of Welch, aud scored on
Coreoruu's Ily out to Stahl; T?te
reached first on Cuvuuaugh's error.
Thornton got first ou an error of Pad
den: late lecoud on Thornton's steal
uun Welch'.- wild throw to second to
baud him oil", ami second on Geier'?
hit to left held; Geier stole second,
aud tbe side went out on .Unities
grounder to Fodder three runs. I'm
Itusuokc, Sherer got lirst on being
hit by pitched l ull, and went out iu an
sttemtit to steal second; Lewis roach
ed first safely; Stuhl went out on an
lutield hit, Corcoran to lute; Lewis
wont to second ou the out; Little was
bit by McPartlio aud took first; Lewis
scores ou Paddou's hit to left held;
Oavanaugh tlew out to (>'liuguu--oue
run.
Second Inning?L'oto went out on a
fly to hberer; MoPartlin struck out;
iUills drew four bad balls and took
lirst, but went out tiyiug to steal nee
oud ?no runs. For Loan oke Welsh
went out,Mills to Tute; Vioit drew the
luur hall prize; Fry bit for one hag;
Vios advanced to third ou Mills' bud
throw and scored on Sherer's two
bagger; Fry reached third ou tbo hit;
Lewis went to second Thor ntou's error,
und Fry iiu l Lewis scored; Stohl llew
out to Corcoran; Little retired tbe side
by living out to Tborntou?three iuus.
Third inuiug?O'liagan went out on
grounder to Little; Corcoran How out
to Rodden; Tata hit to right t'.aid for
'ine base uud was throwu out, shortstop
it second?no runs. Lor Ruauoke
iadden wont tutir-t on four bad bails
nml went out trying to steal second,
O'Hagan to Coroorau; Cavy gets first,
hut 13 thrown out in au attempt to
steal second; Welch hit to centre for
one base, went to second ou Yiox's
scratch bit to centre field; Fry struck
out?no runs.
Fourth inning?Geier is presented
with a base on balls and sdvauced to
second on .foaues' hit to center, Geier
is put out playing oil the base; Joaueu
went out trying to steal second; Cor?
coran got lirst on balls und wus also
put out playing oil' base?no runs. L'or
ivoauoke Sberer went out to McPart
liu ou au inheld ily; Lew s struck out
and Stahl struck nut?no run-.
Fifth Inning?McPartliu hit to con
tre for one bag and advanced to third
on Mills' hit to right; Mills steals sec?
ond; McPartliu scored on u' I lagan's
three bagger to right field; Mills also
scored ou thu bit; O'llagun scored ou
Corcoran's hit to lirst: Tute flew out to
Paddeu: Thornton out, shortstop to
first ? three runs. For Roanoke,Little
went oat, McPartliu to 'lute; Puddeu
hit to ceutro field for two hoses: Cava?
?angh drew four bud hulls; Redden
scored ou Welch's hit to left and (lava
nuugh got to second; Yiox hit a hot
one to "Mao" and Welch went out at
second, Oavanaugh on third: Viox
steals second aud was thiowu out at
home iu au attempt to HC.ore ou Pry's
hit to rnrht lieh' * m rm.u.
SVS.li, ...III.'. - !-? ?. .1 ?" '? ?;)
... .. i ?iS4.nr. s n. ?? ? '- - t
out. For ltoanoko Shearer weut out
to ?rst; Lewis out. Corcoran to Tutu:
Stuhl hit to loft fielt! lor otiu huso;
Little hit a hot ouo to Mill*, but Mills
lot it gut hy lnui, ami Stuhl roaohod
third ou his error; I'adden went out
mi a llv to OTlugau ?no ruus.
Sevoutb lulling -Mol'artliu weutoitt
on a loug fly lo ?herer; Mills got to
tirst ou four balls; O'llagan hit to j
Paddeu aud a pretty duuolo play re?
tired tho Fido?no runs. For Roauofcu
Cavunaugh Hew out to (Jeier; Welch
struck out; Viox went out, shortstops |
to Qrst- -no runs.
Eighth inning ? Corcoran flow out Lo|
Stahl; 'lato (low out to Sherer; Thorn
tou Hew out to Viox?no runs. For |
lioauoko Fry out, shortstop to tlrst;
Sliorcr went out. Mills lo late; Lewis
Hew out to O'Hngan?no runs.
Niuth luuiug - liier llow out to Lit-1
tie;-luaueH went out uu a foul llv lo
Little; Cote out, Viox to Little, i or
Itoauoke Slahl weut out, ti'lingou to
Tale; Little out, Hy to O'llagan; rod
den hit to center tiuld for one bag;|
Cavauaugh out, short to lirst?noj
ruus.
Ten ill inning ? MePartliii flow out to
Paddeu; Mills llow out to Little;
O'llagan Hew out to Stahl?No ruus.
For Itoauoke?Welch How out to Cor
enran; Viox Hew out to Joaues; Fry
hit to center Held for ouo base, but
went out on Sberer'rf hit to Corcoran,
who covered second bag?uo ruus.
Eleventh Inning -Corcoran llow out
to Stahl; Tute hit to oeutru held for
ouo base. Thornton drew four bad
balls; Weier struck out, Tato on third,
Thornton ou second; .loams hit tu I
centre field, sconug Tale aud Thoru
ton and got to secoud himself; Cote hit
to left, scoring .loaues; Cote was
thrown out trying to stretch his hit to
two bases three runs. For Itoauoke
I,owls hitj to centre lor one base; Stahl
bit to; shortstop, and C'orcorau, Mills
and Tuto completed a double play;!
Little went out, MoFartliu to Tuto?no |
runs,
i: n pit i i: ii |?oi-;
Mil<f. 21). lilt Sherer.cC- l I ;i t
I ll.lttic, I
IIV.I.I. li.
.1. a i.-.Ml. ... I
C. ??. I' 1
Mol"nr.llo,r i t
"l".-tsi.:> in :i i . i Total. t> III
m ..iii. 11* 1nsiv.s.
Itobnokc. I :'? ? " -' " >i o o u 0?
Noriuli:.:; <? o U 0 0 U o o ; ?
St umahv: Earned Huns? Norfolk,
llounoke,1. Struck Out?Dy Fry,
by McPartlin, :t, base on Halls?oil'
MoFartliu, !1; oil' Fry, d. Hit by
Pitcher Pud.ten. Three I'.aso Hit
O'llagan, Two Hiiho Hits Sherer,
I'adden. Double Flays- Corcoran,
Mills, Talc; l'addeu, Cavauaugh, Lit?
tle. Time ol (iuiim?Two hours. Um?
pire?NorriB .
BROOK!) ClAUE.
After u short iutormissioD, tho sea
ond game was begun. Weeks did tho
pitcbiug for Norfolk, und did excellent
work, striking out seven men and only
.allowing ouu base ou bulls. Lloyd',
lor the Lloaiiokos, was lunched up for
twelve hits, while Weeks only allowed
the "magicians" the small sum of live.
This game was not played out, as the
first garni', buiug au eleven inning
ouc, took up quite u good deal ol lime
allotted to the regular game. Only
eight Innings were played, wiieu dark
nuss luterlerrcd. It was u nicely
played game, and nut lor a few
"kicke'' on Umpire Norrie, everything
passed off smoothly.
Norris cannot lie raid toTie aOaH'uey
OX Fmtdie, but those who saw him nib
date believed bo did Iho liest he knew,
bow utni were satisfied with his woi
for when cries were raised by u fi
"knockers" in the stand to take him
out, thu liest class said let him remain,
Itoauoke tried hard to detent the
"Crows," but to no avail, as Toto hau
inserted an extra tjuautity of ginger
into his men and they show it in their
lively "get at 'em" spirit. Uelow will
bo seen bow we captured the second
game, ntid thereby stand one point of
roaoiiiug Petersburg fur fourth place:
NORFOLK, IIOANOKI
It II I' ll- 1; II poi
Mills 2h. 1 1 1 I -I irer. , f. o l :t 0
O'llBiiau.Sb ... l a i. i I i/ li. 1 l i. ii
Curcuma.te. .1 1 ?.' U'-talii.rf _ " u l u
laic, in . ii ii [.iilie,II. ii o iu ]
I'borulon.tr... 1 1 0 t'ithicii, 2b..... 1 2 0 0
(.. ier.il . 1 2 I llCivuuailgli.ss. 0 1 i j
.loiii.s. .rf. o 'i e i .Vcii, ?> u o i u
< ulc.. . 0 u s I I . in x. :>b. li :; u
Ue.ks. p.o l u '(II.I iytl, y. o 0 2 o
Tolisl. .112 21 T,ua!. 2 5 24 :i
s' ouu uv i.sxixds.
Buaiioko .I o o l ii ii u c~ '?
Norfolk.i) l 2 0 2 0 0 o? ?
Si mmaiiv: Earned Unus?Norfolk, 8;
Itoouoko, 1. Struck Out 11 y Lloyd,
2; by Weeks,?, liased on Hulls Oil
Weeks, 1; off Lloyd, 2. Wild Pitch
Lloyd, 1. Homo Kuu O'llagan, Three
Base Hits?Pudden, Two Huse Hits
Thornton aud Weoka, Double Plays
Corcoran nnd 'Fate. Timo of Game_
1,00, Umpire?Norris.
LriiclitMira Won i u u out of lureo.
15y Suutheru Associated Prosa.
Lynciiboro, Va,, August 28, -
Lyncbburg won from Richmond to?
day iu ouo of tho most oxoittug games
of the suasou, tho scoro standing D to :i.
Munin wus iu tho box for Lynchburg
ami was very effective throughout the
game. Gilten pitched well for tho
visitors and shut out Hie Lyncbhurgers
lor six tunings. He was touched up
ijuite lively in tho seventh and ninth.
The lieldiug of both leoms was sharp
I and snappy. Flock's homo run drive
over lolt field feuce iu iho ninth wus
I tbe batting feature. Score:
' ., it n k
I Lyuebburg.o 0 0 0 o u .1 0 2? 6 PJ o
llichinoud.0 u S 0 u u u o u a i? 'J
I batteries: Mason and Rafter I and
j Scuabul; < lillen und Kell..
?)..... Uli., I UI,,;;,..
Umpire Norris looked very ucut in
: his tlannol outing suit when "he com?
menced the game, hut he did not look
eo neat at iho liuish, ns hs pockets
were very thriy from holding bulls. He
i C?H?Huid cn third pege,
TERSELY TOLD PARAGRAPHS
A Note Book History of Leading
Events of | the Day.
Personal Matters Mentioned. Odd
Fellows Excursion. Ttie Health
of the Poor. Accept* d the
Chair of English. Enter?
tained at Ocean View.
Cant. A. N. Marshall has returned
home after a pleasaut visit to Chicago.
'the Wougo-JJuko boxing conteat
takes place at the Ariel Athletic Club
to-night.
Mr. .lohn 11. I.ougbrau and family
have returned home from their oottugu
at Ocean View.
Mr. George 15. Seal, of Baltimore,
formerly of this city, la visiting rela?
tives in Nor foil;.
The bids for building the new school
house in the Fourth Ward will not be
opened till September ?th.
The joint excursion of the Baptists
and Odd Fellows earned a large crowd
to llicks's, Muthcws county, yester?
day.
Hov. Mr. Hlaymaker, of tho Arm
strong Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Berkley, preached at tho jail yester?
day.
Kev. Ham W. Small, who is sick in
Irouton, O., was reported better yes?
terday. Mrs. Small left for fronton
yesterday morning,
Au excursion arrived hero yesterday
from Cbarlottcsville. It is tiuder the
auspices of tho Odd Fellows of Unit
place. There aro about 300 iu tho
parly.
Revi Dr. Wbarton will leavo next
Monday on his vacation. His brother,
llev. Mr. Wbarton, of Chaso City, is
expected hero to visit him nt Ur,Lank
ford's,
Thus Harps, who was nhot by tho
Italian, Mike Rowon, has been sent to
tho almshouse, l>r. Speight reports
that ho is doing well. The bull has not
been loeutod.
Tho l-'.utertaiuuieut Committee of tho
V. M. C. A, have decided upon a serioH
of entortuiuments to be given monthly
ut the Association hull for the pleasure
of i he mcmb r >.
Justice Gregory yesterday gavo
jtidgmcut for the plaintiff in au action
brought by Mr. .). I. Sounders agniust
the Llveuiug News to recover salary as
a leporter on that paper.
Mr. F. J. Friedlin, ol Portsmouth,
outertained hi^ daughter, Mrs. Win.
Ii. Voitti. and it number of ladies and
gentleman Tuesday at tho Portsmouth
Atlantic Club, Oeeau View,
Spauldiug a Maxtor, atl irnoys, for
L. 1>. Strawhoud, have entered u suit
for ?1,000 iu the t 'onrt of Law and
Chancery against the Hamburg Rrc
mcu l ire Insurance Company.
Dr. Charles L. Crow, ussistaut prin?
cipal of tho Norfplk High School, who
has acoopted the chair of Ruglish in
Weathorford Collego, Weal her ford,
lex., will leave for his now. held to
day.
The case ot .1. T. Prince, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was
agaiu postponed yesterday by Justice
Burroughs, in tho absouce ol accused's
counsel. It will bo called next Wed
uesday.
Rev. I>r. H. M. Wbarton, pastor of
Itruutlcy baptist Church, lialtimore,
aud a brother of Mr. M. It. Wbarton,
of this city, will uroiicli a sermon next
Sunday on "Political Posse-."
Dr. Speight, the City Physician to
the Poor, reports that there is less
sickness among the poor just now than
usual, lie was very busy soniu weeks
ago, but is now attending only 18 or
'jo.patients daily.
Mr. uud Mrs.L. N.Burlas have issued
cants to the maniagu ol their uieoe,
Annie 1,. Alhu. to .Mr. James II. Mad?
den, tho ceremouy to take place Wed?
nesday evening, September tth, ut U
o'clock, at m. .Mary's Catholic Church.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss .Mary Howard Spiers, of Talpa,
Prince George county,Virginia, to .Mr.
0, W. K. Russell, of Norfolk, tho wed
ding to taku piece at Salem M. 13.
Church. Tttlpo, Yu., September :Iii
proximo, at '/> p. in.
Mr. J. H. Huvemoyer, of Concord
Wharf, Va., a well-known llsbormun ol
ttie Lastern Shore of Yirgtuiu, w'lnle
hauling seine recently caught a fully
I developed roe shad. Tins issomethiug
unheard of iu the month ol Auguat,
aud :s lully four months before they
begin to run.
Air. .lames McCabo lino employed
Mr. J. T. Saituders to bring a suit
against the city for damages. The
specification alleges that the dog catch?
ers captured and win.held the com?
plainant's dog, on which a license had
beon paid and on which there was u
tog at the tune of the capture.
Vir?. R. Kapitel'? Min k ol Mmrt ror
>n.lr in iceiaii hi t osi unit i.rN?,
a I I Hi I Ii n i ill ?Inn, to I luau
Olli lli<- ICo-.ni. hs.
Tho shoes in this stock comprise all
qualities aud prudes for ladies. geu?
i.einen and children, uud, us the
public know, bus in it as pood
lines us are known to the art of
sbooniakiog,all manufactured
with the view ol maintain?
ing tbo confidence en?
joyed in this com?
munity for the past
twenty years, For
good and 6tltli
ciont reasons
they in list
be sold
quickly;
tQ,
: thai end every pair lias been marked
at oust,uud iu many cases even
at bulf price. ' Pis a rare
cbauce. Remem?
ber the num?
ber,
au'JI tf 1 Ifi Cm nrn S't,
A lightweight overcoat is n necessity
at the seashore und mniintaius, thir
( "('overt'' overcoat is just the coat you
j WUUt. NlCUOUS a Wai.I.vi:,
I Ctf MllDtttMt,
THE CUKE-WONGO CONTEST.
It Will Be An Interesting Boxing Ex?
hibition. Duke Arrives.
A good many sport-loving people,
owing to numerous errors ol the oity
papers of the day ou which this cou
test is to take piano, have causud the
management of tbo alVair to request
'I'm: VlRQlNIAN to state that this oou
lest will positively take place this
(Thursday) evening, August 29a The
preliminary bouts will ootno off at
8:30 o'clock sburp, tho Stellar attract
tion to begin immediately atter their
conclusion. Tho manageuiout havu re?
duced the pn'co of admission to this
excellent boxing contest from $2 to $1,
feeling that thero uro lots of pooulo
more ablo to pay than 8
Duko uml "Juke" Kilraio, who will
second him, arrived yesterday morn
lug from Itall(more und aru quartered
at thu Washington House, Wouga will
nrrivo this morning troiu I'hiladulphiu
aud will slip in Portsmouth. Ho will
be seconded in the cotitest by Owen
Zicglor, tho woll-kuowu Philadelphia
light-weight.
Duko looks to bo in splcadid condi?
tion, aud says bo is coutident of dis?
posing of the ".Spottod Horse."
lu regard to bis last light with Stan
tun Abbott, thu English light-weight,
Duko pays hu bad his mau going iu
tho eighth roiiud aud thinking ho had
his iiiim nearly out, became euroloss
ami allowed tho Engli-liuiuti n good
opeuiug, and says when Abbott hit him
a stinger ou the jaw, it was all over.
T'HE FALL CAMPAIGN
Will Open Late and Will be Short and '
Sharp. m i
A representative of Tin: Virginian
lias talked to a number of leading
Demoorats of tho couuties which com?
pose the Norfolk Congressional Dis?
trict, and thogoiural opinion prevails
that thu tall campaign will open late
ami will be short uml sharp, it is not
believed that tho election of a United
Stall's Senator will bo carried to any
considerable extent into iho conven?
tions to elect members ol the Legisla?
ture. It is Faid an t ITorl will bo made
to elect men of tbe best ability.
'Iho next Legislature will have to
deal with matters of very general im?
portance to tho Stale: besides, several
of the oities will ask lo hevo chariots
amended. Norfolk will certainly ask
to have her old charter restored,giving
tn tho Mayor power.- necessary lor the
best interest of the oity, and winch, ut
the present lime, he does not uppcar to
have. _ _
for pitrit t Ion ? onrl.
In tho Corporation Court yestorday,
Judge Uanckel proaidiug,.loliu,15. Wales
iiuuliilcd as a notary public
W, W. I ley qualified as adminislra
tor of tho estate of Arthur li, Graut;
bond, 815,000; Edward Spaldiug sn
rely.
I.aura Nickorsrin qualiQed as gtiur
diau ol Fdwin It. 'I atom.
Mary 15, Nowlan qualiQed ns guar?
dian ol Henry P. Moore.
Cbas. liorura Jr., qualified as guar
dum ot Grace Pi i urn.
Iho will of Mrs. Cordelia Horum
was admitted lo probate, Charles Bo
rum, dr., and -leuuiu Horum qualify?
ing as executors; bond, 820,000: no se?
curity being reqnired umier tbu will.
I he property <>i tbu deceased is left to
her children; t.i ber husband certain
.-urn'; of money, tuo aiuouuts nut being
stated.
[Cum-I,nli in v irirliiin ICeucli.
A large crowd witnessed n guiuo of
ball at Virginia Beach Tuesday be?
tween a nine <d Norfolk players und u
number of bull tossers from the
Princess Anne Hotel, .Mr. B. P. Hol?
land was umpire. t he game was pro
gressing nicely when stopped ut the
eioi ol the third iuuiug by ruin. Tbe
score being I" t" ? iu favor of Norfolk.
ll|ioillim Imv Jit Oiiuur's.
Miij. J. W. (Himer, the well-known
batter, of 148 Main street, announces
this us bis i i i nnig .luv of fall and
wiuter styles ol bats. The celebrated
Duulap hut. always so popular, is now
ready for delivery by Mnj. Olimer,
und those in lieu 1 will do well to call.
I inirrulol Hr. 'lYhanlt.
Tho fuueral ol Dr. Alfred ?. To
bault took place iu Princess Aline yis
I er day uud the iutermenl was at East?
ern Shore i luij cl aud was largely at?
tended. Tuesday night the Norfolk
and Portsmouth Medical Socii ty
adopted resolut: in of respect and ui.
tended the obsequies,
SEASON GROWING LATE.
Villi- Itrnil lllu 1" It < lose. Ilk :i Con we?
ll lie II I'e I'm i > - 1111 I ii ri tie r Is,..
rillend on MitiitiiL-r Fool*
V\ i'll Tm
I lot Shoes and Slippers of vari?
ous kinds, odds and ends. 'J?c
Children's 1 an Button Shoes .... T?v
1 rack Boy's Ian Spring Heels... T?c
I rack Lud ios' Strap Slips aud Ox?
ford Tits .?. SSc
1 rack Pultes' lies, put. tip. ISOo
lOxtra Hue lot Ladies' Kid Tics,
$2,25 value. $1,23
Hack sample Oxfords and Slip?
pers. 83 value) .* 81,00
Ladies' regular st ick Hand made
Ties, S3.50 value.SI.88
Men's tulile eainiilo Shoes, extra
hue . .gj.95
Men's liaud-mndo L'au Lace, good
styles._82.-is
8b' lau and Patent Leather Shoes.8*1,00
Hoi li rim Kit's,
LG-4 Main street, Norfolk,
220 High street, Portsmouth,
liliimoiitl f nr Itiitj-s.
A nice iiuo of low priced, nico Din
mond I5ar Hints has come to hand at
'The Casket," ranging in price from
810 to 835 per i air. Higher priced
goods well upon the liuudreds also iu
sioek. It you uuiil a gem of u stono
j go to th it , em of u jewelry store, C.
I . Ureouweod .V Bro? 158 Main street,
Everything good and everything
jreasi.lialib-t.il..- found tliMe.
If you feel weak
arid all worn out take
1 BROWS IKON BITTERS
The Smith Creek Nuisance Com?
plaint Again Lodged.
The Sanitary Condition of Atlantic
/ City. Registrar Vital Statistics.
Two More Cases of Diph?
theria Reported by Fourth
Ward Inspector,
The regular monthly mooting of the
Hoard ol Health was held yesterday,
with the president, Dr. Laukford, iu
tho chuir.
A communication was received from
the Local board of Atlantic City Ward
calling tho attention of tho Board of
Health to a neod of improvement iu
the buuitary cuuditious of tho ward.
The mutter was referred to tho Po?
lice Commissioners to sec if that body
can have the ward inspected by the
police.
NUISANCES REPORTED,
Tho Inspector reported a nuisance at
tho north und of Duke street. Ho
lerred to tho Street, Sewer and Drain
i Rourd, with the request that the mil
nance be uhnted.
Muisunce ut the corner of Reeves
and Levitt avenues was reported. Tho
owners of the property wero notified
to put iu wooden gutters.
smith's creek nuisance.
Mr. Guiseliu wub before the Board
again in regard to tho odor from the
oreek near North street. He said a
lighter stops tho ebb and flow of tho
tide there, aud should bo removed. It
was directed that Capt. Holum, owuer
of tbo lighter, be notiUed to remove
Ba me.
Mr. Ghiscin asked that the tilling of
said creek ut that point by dipt. Bol
ton slum hi be stopped till frost; that
the tilling ol the creek at this time is
positively a nuisance, and will imperil
the health of the people in that sectiou.
The Hoard decided to lot Cupt. Pol?
in u go ahead for u week with bis work
of tilling, witii the understanding that
if the tilling proves u meuuee to lieulth
u meeting of tho Hoard willbu culled at
oiica to take notion in tbu matter.
'1 lie Sanitary Inspector was directed
to notify owners in Atlantic City W ard
to cut down the woods on their lots.
registered VITAL statistics,
Dr. C. R. Vance was elected Regis?
ter of Vital Statistics, ami the board
recommended to the Councils tbut his
salary for that position bo mude $25
per mouth.
Dr. Ltinkford reported a low lot on
Grauby street extended as a nuisance.
No action for wuut of u motion.
The Sanitary Inspector reported Ci'J
nuisances during tbu pnst week, of
which tin Luv o been abated. He also
reported two new cases of dipbtberiu?
iu tbo Fourth Ward.
StWCllll.
An informal reception was held
l'uesifay evening by Miss Mamie
Smith ut her home, No, 1 its Fouehurch
street, in honor of her guest, Miss
(itissia L. (teuton, of Cypress i hoped,
\ a. The evening was u mobt delight
ful one, the guest being entertained by
vocal unit instrumental selections. A
elegant repast was served which
brought to u close au evening of much
enjo} ment.
I.tibnr im? Service?.
The secretary of the V. M. ('. A.
has arraugod to have services Sunday
afternoon at4 o'clock to bo known as
Labor 1 ?ay serv ice. The Coutrul Labor
Lnion has signified au intention to at?
tend. The addresses will bo delivered
by Dr. M, B. Wbarton, ol the Free?
mason Street Baptist Church. Kx
oelleut music ami an clauorute pro?
gramme "ill be arraugod.
A special reduction iu sterling silver
for tbo mouth of June, liridal presents
very low. Chuamun a Jakumau,
Wo are solo ageuis for Yotimun's
lints. Goldman a Hofubimer, 1UU
Mum street.
in i.it.
sl'KAIi?In Him city, ut tho rosi letice of
Ins mother. Mrs. W 0. Oiavc . .No. SJ Kalk
hm I slreot. Wi'dm s.lav, August utuh, Im'J.">.
?t t U u clock e. in . i it ItlLtvi M M'hAI'..
ag d 3.1 years an I I months
l'. e i ,lu-r.ii will take ulaea ruin the above |
re>i k-lli ein MoKKOW i l mm. Si JmNRSO j
at HI oeto I. I t .units ol liiu faiuilv are ill- {
v it -11<> attead.
Ledger coi>\ ii hmonitpapers please copy)
THE 6HKR KAPSLE WORKS,
III, 113 and 115 B.mU St.,
NORFOLK, - - . VUIQIKIA,
l>argfl Stock of i mislaid
m\\mm m headstones.
itj> Heady lot IMMEDIATE Ol.l.l vi.ny
OPENING DAY!
THURS?&Y, &LG. 29, '95.
Fall and Winter Styles
HATS, Elte
Tue cellumted MM.Ah 4 CO. HATS rca ly
1 1 di i... y ua above dale. Tbli list ll the BEST
uud hat NO l.ijIJ AI. in ||.? Marl et. I bar? oilier
laiikci ut the Killing lB .niifa turers 1.: tlitcuu
Irv.
Quality, Style and Price Correct. Um?
brella r. and Canes of every style.
U. W. Gl L.MI ER,
14S MAIN STREET.
V* Ii \ I lit Ii RKPOUTi
l'urccail l??r 'l'o-dar.
WlllllMOTOX. I). C, August CO. lS9t.
FAIR
I Fo- Virgil In l'slr iliirinc tbe day.
Itbre t run r und Iii ndt-r *b,m'ers in tbe
ul.ciiuiou ur evening; cooler at uiglit;
southerly Mud*.
F?lr North ( ?10 loa: Ueucrully fair,
toatbwvnlo.lv wi ds.
Minatibi. Almanac?Dun rlsc?, '<"\: situ suis,
B*3T; i.i.-b waler,s:94 ?. in. a..d 4:61 p. ?i.; low
wa'icr 10 41 ?. ni. and 11:68 p. m.
I.ocel .lloicoroloelciil Data,
[ron 2i liocns r.snixo 8 n'cLOCi last sioht.]
U. ?. Dr.FAIlTJIEST OK AoilOCLTUOB,"]
Wkaihkh He ii km-,
Local Oflico. Dorison Buil-liu::, ;
Nuuiolk, Va., Aug. 27. 1803, j
Maximum temperature. 93
Minimum teniucr.ituto. TU
Normal temperature deducted Trom 21
years' olu-ei vutiou. VI
Departure from normal. plus 8
Acoutnulntod donaiitiro siuceJan. 1... ?276
Itainlntl for 24 hours. .0
ltaiufiill siuco 1st ol' tbe iitotitb. 2.41)
J. J. Quay, Observer.
THE ,IRGInl?ri'S DAILY HmiS TO HOUSEKEEPERS I
BILL OF FARE FOR TO-MORROW,
FRDIAY. AUG. 30, 1895,
IcorvaiuuT.l
BREAKFAST. Melon*. Cracked 1
Waeafc Lyounsliv I'uialoes. Minced Lamb.
Corn Bread. Uuit r i'onst. Stesed Berries
t otlre.
DINNER. Boiled Fl.li: Taller Sauce
Baked Ken Plain. Splna.'b, Ceiaou Butter.
MnsheJ l*vtatue>. \t let' an*, (irabsui Bread.
I'eaeta Ttipe? a Pudding.
SU PPER. S le d Veil l.oif Spied Cur?
rants. Wnituci Potatoes. Bnad and Butter,
Cookies Tea.
TARTAR SAUCE.
This is very easily tusdei 'lake ouo ta'dr-p "ii
fttl vluegar; om* or VYurciSlersliirr; 1111? lejspoou
lemon Juler; om-fourili salt; brown ouc-tbiru n a
cup butter; add: si ruin.
New a ?trat 'I rneu. llurliut,
Uv Soulli6rn Asrooiale' Pros*
New York, August 28.?I'oaobes
Csrrier, $1.00*2.50; do basket, -lUcu ]
81.25.
Watermelons.?Hundred, ?5all; do |
carloutl, $75a$1.50,
iluckleborries?Mnrylaud aud Dela?
ware, tpiart, GaSc.
Potatoes?Sweet. $2.00*2.50.
Speeiul Sale Wliltu Qu Ilia? tvrlglii'i.,
I'M, .vimii Ntreel.
*i9o. 89c, '.?Sc. ami $1.98. wero $1,81,25,
$1.00, nuti $;1; clearing up nil summer
goods ut greatly reduced prices,
prices. Wright's, 190 Main tttrcet,
Hue of Hie 91 oat Difficult ITobleiui
that eouirouts thu busy doctor in these
hot days is the proper stimuniitluti ol
thu siel?. Proper in the so use that tin
liquor administered is ubitmilated. di?
gested, and obtains the liuMlrod oiled
quickly, wilbiiut any woer und tear
upon the digestive organs or produc?
ing any excitement of tho bruui.
Tin: olu ani> oknuink London Dock
UltANDY, sold by .Ions W, Buiutow .the I
aruggist, Main street. 1ms wonderfully
sustuiutug powers to tlio grievously
sick auil weuk, tidiug ovor patieuU
strength along until thu disease lies ]
spent itself. This UltAKDY is specially
imported for its medioiusl qualities. It
is reliaiilc, always digested, und that
easily, ami is adapted to the haby, tbi
adult, the invalid uud tho aged, lu
bottles ull sizes t ; pints, 2?O.; ; pints,
5t)c; pints, $1; gallou, $}<).
silver Plan .1 Ware,
Handsome lino of silvor plated warn,
ice tubs, water sets, tea sets, etc., ut
Brown A Wolf's, No. 11 Bank street.
loed Coffee (simply delicious) ntl
Mac's, Try it, ami you will driuk
uothiug else this warm weather.
n i.i i t m.s.
Stockholders1 Alee ting.
1 ha annual mi clliii! uf t.lorkhoMcrs' of 'I'llI:
AMKKICAN KI.ItT II.IZI.N.Mi'ANV .?ul b.
bold at the i-Oioiiaii) . oflice. Nr. 3 Atlantic miet
.in WKDNKSPAV, so teiillci nil.. !&??. at 1
o'l lea l! in. I HANK R. WII.C X.
auVi-tdlll _snr. tat.v.
N'nitioi k, V?? Anuiut 28. 18 5.
riMIE PAltlNKHSHIP IIK'l'WKLN THE
1 ttmln signed, under tbe Hint inline n
BDWAltD ItltVANT dc CO., has t ia rtuj boei
dissolved bv mutual i onsent. All ?? bis il <
ot' io become die tlio aid . o parluershi|
sr.-payable to J. It. uKKttNWAV. bj wbuu.
uit the ?ehis an i lia lilitii sol sal i arm have
li en assumed ai d in vhoui tboy u.ust i .
preseuted Ii t sett" mi nt
The buaiuerstwill be coiiliuuo.l by J. It,
GKt-.KNVYAY for end uu Ins own account,
uutter th" mime ol 1 111. Me. i'l.K mam -
kau rum mi am) nun, 1 mi buppia'
COMPAN) . to: whom c iv a er reip u-t
a eoutlnuatiou ol the palroaaitu of ti a pub*
lie. -I It. UISK.ICNWaV,
uu2'.'lot_C li. WAI.I.LIt.
C.'ll <1 <>I* '1^ IlillllCS.
in the Ooueral Manager of tin Norfolk and
h uitbei ii i n Iroaib
We. tbo colored omployeii -i tbe above
u.Hie d roaii,iineeroly return thanks to you.
n o exenrstt 11 you uave ii mi* a delightful
on.', suiiafiictor) mail parlioijiauts, n I a
it w s the ni -1 in thu dilatory ol rises trans
purtatiuti companies ut Norfolk it t. more
in.Myappreciated. K. Hi. Nr.
.1 V. liHOWN,
au29-lt* J. - MiTH,
t uu i rUu.
LOOK!
No Bargains Ever Equaled Them
Prices that no one lias at?
tempted to match, and bar?
gains that no oue lias equaled.
That's the record of THE
HUB'S COLOSSAL PRICE
CHALLENGE BALE of
MEN'S SUITS!
THE HUB'S "fair and
squure" business methods?and
its aggressive way of selling Uuu
goods FAB LESS than infe?
rior, unworthy "stulf" was
ever kuowu to sell?has gained
a crowning name with all
elotliiug wearers of Norfolk,
The chance to get 318 Suits at
S the astounding price S7 will
last only a few days lougor,
and don't let that cuauco pass
by?every Suit tho highest art
of the tuilor's Skill ? made of
FINE SERGES, CHEVIOTS
and BA N N O C K B U R N S.
Onlv ONE PRICE alwavs at
THE H?B, nnd YOUK
MONEY ALWAYS REFUND?
ED for tho asking,
96g Mail Orders promptly
atteuded to when accompanied
by cash,
theHub,
207 and 209 Main SI.
Sprat ley Bros.
ONE PRICE HOUSE.
Black Dress Goods,
Black Dre-s Goods,
Black Dress Goods,
JUSTREGEIYBD, JCST KEOEIVED,
JUS'i RECEIVED,
43 Styles, 43 Styles, 43 Style;
In all t o very latest weave1 f..r J'kIL
Look ut our UM luoli all wo^'l i boVtoti aui
Series.
Special, SOc.
We are hhowing an exquisite line of Pil?
low Shams bureau fceta an.I Wash KtonJ
irui* in loth Kr?ssel.'? mil ' Uiditw.
\\. are ro ? ivtu t ?? W PA. i. Ill >OD9
DAI IA < ur luu- lilts I II Will !>?? Ihu fine ?
an i must complete line we have u\o?
suowu.
Our MoltO'T.ow Prices.
SPRATLEY BROS.,
88MAIN (S'VRIZIZ'V
Ciutor th Aeadoui) of Mitsle._
FALL HATS, '95.
Newest Styles and Colors.
1 OWE8T PltlCKS AT
Walter J. Simmons & Co.*
TUE IOPUIjAR HATTERS
177 M MS STREBT._
MIDSUMMER m^iinSALro; SUMMcR GOODS
i . i Diu M \'C TU >RI'V DAYS i will setf
nil Suiumei Oood< at I'lllME COsTtomake
room for i ali Stock
Give me a call mi I save niouov.
M. J. MADDEN,
joc church mm. mm opposiu hood siren.
Lamps,
im ps,
JL<a ixij )s9
Bells,
Bells,
Bells.
The City Ordinance now requires
i ail Bicycles to cany Bells and Lamps
at night.
9 We have just received an enor- ?
nious slock of both Bells and Lan?
terns, each of which we arc selling at
way down figures.
?tree*
