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PftlsBurg by a Piece of Luck,
Eoes up Another Hotel).
HANTS ARE BADLY DEFEATED
Chicago Loses to the Brooldynites In
' a Poorly Played Game?Cleveland
Boston Game Postponed on Account
' of Rain. .-?,>; rf?
National League
d -
lj HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
W. L. PC.
Chicago . 00 26 .'098
Pittsburg . 5a 30 .c:ts
New York .62 :io .Tl?
Philadolphla . 42 44 .4SX
Slhcinnatl . 38 18 ?442
??oklyn. 33 50 .:tPS
St. Louis.M r.r. .:t7(.
Boston '. 28 50 .333]
(i YESTERDAYS CAM ICS.
Plttsburg, 8; New York. 6.
' PITTSBURG. PA.. July 21:? Gnht
ley's batting wns directly responsible
,fOr tho victory of the Pltlsburga over
New York. He batted In Tour runs|
and scored two himself.
Score: R.H.1S.
PltUburg _ o o 4 0 o o :i 1 x- 8 !i
New York_o 0 0 1 0 loo 0?2 I!
Lynch and Gibson; Taylor. Anns
and Bresnehnn. Time. 2:05. I'm
pi res O'Dn.v ami Emslle.
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 3.
CHICAGO. ILLS.. July 21.?Brown
Jiad Brooklyn helpless for In?
nings today, but In Ihn sevenIIi, with
tWo out, a fumble, followed by ihr e
singles and a steal, nave the visit1 >rs
the lend with thrco runs.
Score: Rill .E.
Chicago.1 0 (11 0 0 0 0 1?.1 9 :<
Brooklyn _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 :? 0 II ?0 7 2
'..Brown and Kling; Strlckletl ind|
Bergen. Time, 1:66. Umpire. Klein.
? ' St. Louis. 6; Boston. 1.
ST. LOUIS. MO.. July 21.? SI.
Louis' easily defeated Boston today, r.
to 1.
Score: R.1I.E.
Bt. Louis_ 101 0.0 0 3 0 x -r. 7 1
Boston . 00 1000000?rl I]
'.Brown and Qraily; Pfeiffer and
O'Nell. Time. 1:56. Umpire. John
stone.
Cincinnati. 2; Philadelphia. 1.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 21.?
With two men out In the tenth In?
ning, Jude, tho loenl's Indian, bit out
a single that scored the winning run
today for Clnclnnnt I.
' Score: It.U.E.
Cincinnati .. 0 n 1 0 nooo 0 1?2 0 oj
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 U 0 I 0 0 0? 1 5 n I
Frarslor and Schlei; Spnrks ami
Dpoln. Time. 1:45, Umpires, Car-1
neuter and Con way.
American League
jr.: -
t HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
' W. L. Pc.
'Athletics . 50 31 .1117
New York . 48 3.1 .5931
Cflveland. 48 3.1 ;693'
Chicago. 45 38 .542
Detroit,. 44 38 .537!
St. Louis. 42 rn .51!
Washington. .10 51 .ffV"
Boston. 20 63 .241
r" . YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
Athletics, 3; Chloaao, 2.
PHILADELPHIA. PA., July 21. ?
Both- twlrlers pitched good ball today,
but" Plank's single In the sixth in
Bing.- scored the winning run for the
locals.
'Score: R u.E.
Chicago.20000000 n?2 7 2
Athletics _ 0000 2 1 00 x?3 2 I
?Wblt'e and Sullivan; Plank ami
Powers. Time, 1:57. Umpire. Sheri?
dan.
Detroit, 6; New York. 1.
NEW YORK. July 21.?Detroit
found Chesbro's pitching easy today
and the locals were held safe by Don
oh?e.
'Score: R.H.B.
Detroit . 1 000 0 2 0 2 1 ? nio 1
New York- 0000 00 1 0 0?1 4 3
Donohue and Warner; Chesbro
Clarkson and Thomas. Time. 1:55.
Umpire. O'Louglilln.
Virginia State League
?*. Portsmouth
First Game: Portsmouth. 7: Lvnch
burg, 2.
Second Game: Portsmouth,
tynchburg. 3.
No other games on account of rain.
Flying Virginia Captures a Good,
Event In Fine Style.
0ISHA81LLE TAKES THE HANDICAP
Tukalun a Prime Favorite Defeated
In Good Race?Time Fast Consld
erlng the Dad Condition of the
Track?Other Winners.
? (fly Associated Press.)
NKW YORK. July 21 ?Dishabille. I
played down from 2 lu I to X to
won (he Islip Handicap, Olio mile mi l
an eighth at lirigiiton Reach today,
defeat Ihr Tokalun. winner of the
Brooklyn Handicap, with Von Troinp'J
third. Considering 'he bml condi?
tion of Die I rack the I line, 1:0-1 was
good,
Plying Virginia, played down from]
If. lo I in K to I at the close easily
won the Currugh Staken Steeple
Chase.
Summaries.
first Race?Selling, live and n
half furlongs, Athens, "> to I. won.
Marllbny, GO t<> I, second: 131 Cnpl
Ian. 30 i.i I. third. Time. 1, 08 3-5,
Smiiiii,) Hnee ? The Curragll Stakes
Steeple Chase, about two miles: Inly?
ing Virginia, to I, won: Piinn-I
torn, .'1 tu 2, second: Pntagonlan, I
to r.. third. Time. 1.31 3-5.
Thlril Rae??The I.lip Handicap
one mile and mi eighth. Dishabille
x to 5; won; Tokalun, I to |, sec?
ond; Von Trohip, I" lb I. third.
Time. IX, I.
Kvtirill Race-The Neptune Stakes,
six furlongs. Ilnllot, s to G, won;
lion Knrhpie. ."i to I. second: Alethous|
.". to I. third. Time, 1.15,
Fifth Race? Selling, on<> mile'and
a sixteenth: Volndny, I to l, won;
Lord illadgo, in to I, second; Charl-j
ritnil, S to 5, third. Time I : IS 4f
Sixth Race six furlongs. Kim
Daughter, 11 lo ft, won. Sir Russell,
?lo to I. second; Kirsl Premium, I.'!
to 6, Ihlrd. Time. I.I I 3-G.
Seventh Race?Selling one mile
ami a Klxlueuth. The Clown. In lo|
I. won; Hyperion, i to I, second;
Mandarin, !? to 5, third. Time.
1.18.
The Minks Wins the Handicap.
CINCINNATI. ().. .Inly 21.?the
Minli.i won the Free I In ml lea p. the
feature of the card at Lntonln lodny
by a nock from Colonel Jim DOUg
In's, with Una Heidorn third.
Annual Convention Commercial Law]
Le.ii|iie of America, Ashevllle, N.
C, July 30?August 4, 1900.
On hccbuiil <>f the nbovo occasion.
] the Sunt hern Hallway'will sell round
| (rip tickets to Ashevllle N C. at the
irate of one fare plus ?twenty live
(cents for the round trip on July 38th,
29ih hud iVOlli, with final limit Ang?
us! Kth. Final limit tuny he extended
to September ::nth. by deposit of tick
| et, anil payment of Ice pf fifty cents.
Kor additional information and1
I sleeping car reservation call elth"r
'phone No. 112. or address
STAN TON CURTIS,
Passenger Agent.
95 Qranby Street. Montlcelfo Hotel.
7-:!0-7t Norfolk. Va.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS!
Mft. MAURICE KOBLENGER, re?
cently of New York will take a lim?
ited number of pupils in voice culture.
Call or write.
Citizens and Mnrlnc Bidding,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Otudio opens Tuesday, July 24.
Buckroe Heanii That ere
LAST WEEK OF THE MAY HILL
MAN COMPANY.
MONDAY, THURSDAY.
TUESDAY. FRIDAY,
WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY,
|Ten Nights In Jesse
A Barroom James
Attractive und new vaudeville fea?
tures. Admission,"15 cents.
ON THE DIAMOND
. k ' ' ========
. The advance in price has been study and regular for the
Ivet ten years,'and will still continue. We hnve some bar?
gains that we would like to show you before the next ad?
vance.
' Now is the time and Palmer s is t he place to buy at. Prices
that absolutely the best possible.
-> We guarantee every one. to be just what we state it to be.
1| I. Palmer's Sons,
; THE LEADING JEWELEIW,
% 2606 WASHINGTON AVENUE
B8T ABI^ISHED 18 9:2
There is a Reason
-W H Y
Those classified advertisements pay
the people who are wise enough to
place them In the DAILY PRE88.
TblB page In rend from top to bottom
Illaonoef tho moat Interesting parts
of the pnper. for the slmplo rcaiou that
It shows la a meaauro the wants of
tho people; shown business Invest
inenta that yield much to the ndvnr
t liter as well as the render. Have you
one today? If not you have missed
' nu opportunity to start the foundation
of what might bo your Bttceeas In the
business world.
ONE CENT A WORD
NONE LESS THAN 25c
HELP WANTED?MALE.
WANTED?A HOY Wl I ITH Oll COl - I
orcil tu wash dishes mid 111:1110
himself generally iiKCftil. A pply |
DREDGE. No. :t. 7-3S_i?i.
M10 N AND HOYS WANTED TO
Irani plumbing, plastering mil 1
brick laying. Special orfcr llf>i
scholarship $r.ii; caay payments; p<<
kIIIon guaranteed; free catalogue. |
COYNE I1ROS., Traile Schools.
Now York, Chicago, St. Louis.
WANTED SPECIAL AGENT TO AP
pnlni local canvassers tor "Keyless.I
Padlock." New Invention, be
niaiiil enormous. Good salary ami
expenses payable weekly. Address, |
Manufacturer. Chestnut Strool.
Philadelphia. Pa.
TECHNICAL POSITIONS OPEN
Wp need .n nm-r. rnmm-lc.nl Architects, ChemUta,
Mi.iukIii .men. Superintendents, Civil. Klccinc.il, Me
clwnKiH, Mailncand Minlnn Knrdnceni In nil positions
I- iv.UK *|..>. f*..m.i yc.ir. Also many Ksecullve, Clcr
Ic.il ami SalcJIiwn rrwtlonssnd bhikI nppoiiunitir< (or
men h.iiinK monrv lit Invest uilti iliclr servtefs Over
1 OrtploVCrS rely on ul lor .ill tlicir IiikIi Bivirlo
men Unices in IJ c.iticJ. Ilifili graile ticlusivcly.
Write ll- In '1 iv atvl stale position desired.
HAPCOODS inc.-. Brain Brokers
1601 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
WANTED.
WANT BD- LADY OH OIONTLICMAN
of fair education to travel for fIrnij
of 1250.000 Capital. Salary $1.072
per year, payable weekly. Expenses
ailvaneeij. Address OKJO. O.
CLOWS Newport News. Vtl. 7-22-11
WANTBDr-rlt?OM WITH ItOAMD'j
privat?- family, between West and
Washington avenue. Tor inlddldngo
lady. Address stating rate. |loom'|
::i7 Hotel Warwick. 7-2i-lt.
WANTED A I'M.AT OF FIVE Oil]
ni\ rooms, or small house, bet wem)
Washington and West nvotiupi
from Twenty-seventh to Thirty-third
street. Address ''PLAT.'1 caro
Daily Prosi. 7-21 :!t
WANTED?OCCUPANTS FOR FUR
nlshed rooms, with ur without
board; also table boarders. |.30|
aisl Stiert. 7-221 in.
WANTED?TO BUY SMALL PliACEl
outside of Phoebus or Hampton;
$100 rush; balance same as rent.
Musi tie cheap. Address A. n. C..
Daily Press. 7-20-21
I WANTKI) ? FURNISHED FLAT;
state lorms. Address T. S. W..
Press Offlco. 7-l9-:it
WANTED? CLOTH ICS OF ANY
kind or description t'> be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or
repaired. Work the best. Prices
the lower,!; satisfaction gu?rantec.1.
TUB IIIIHU CLEAN. ?- PR B?S.
CO.. 211 33rd St. Cit/. 'Phone -.W.
J. II. WHEELER. Prop:
WANTED BUYERS FOR OLD PA'
pora. 10c p?r hundred; apply at
Dally Press office.
WANTED?CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Apply Dally Press Office. 6-30-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?FURNISHED OR I X
furnished front room. Apply 2012
Wesl Avenue. 7-22-11
F?n RENT?RESIDENCE. NO. .',50
Twenty-ninth Street; all conven?
iences; Including clectHc light, p;ns.
porcelain bath, *c., attractive lawn.
Apply on premises after -I p. m.
7-22-It
WANTED ? TABLE HOARDERS.
Married couples or gentlemen. . 451-1
Huntington Avenue. 7 17-(!t.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF *r,0
to $l.ftOO, C per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney. Plrst National Rank ?iiildiiig.
3-7-tf.
?_i -i ? ?'_ ' '
LOST AND FOUND.
L08Ti-nUNCil OF KEYS WITH
name no It. Pleuse return to .1 W.
ROI. LI SON. 210 Twenty-fifth
Street. It
WANTED!
? to learo elgnr-mnklug
NEWPORT NEWS BRANCH,
6-23-lm. 34th Street ft Va. Avenue.
for sale.
fr?n SALE ? l.i. HOOKS OF CON
fessloii uiid Ufo <il A ml row I., Da
vcnporl :il Hohlkcu's Nowa Stand
215051 Washington Avenue. 7-22 It
KOK SA I.K?TWO NBW TRUCKS
(double mill Blliglc) a lot of Huggy
Polos, in lialf price. U. o. CAIN;
:;i!i Thirty-first Street. 7-22-01
FOR SALE ? EIGHTEEN NEW
hone ties :it liatf of cost. Apply 21-1
Twenty-seventh Street, Newport
News. 7-22-::j
K>R SAI.K A CHOICE TEX ROOM
Dwelling between Wt'Rl an.I Wash
liigtou Avenues; largo lot; wuthern
exposure; busy terms. NtCl.MS,
MARYB, BOYRNTON ? CHAP1N.
Inc., Insurance, Real Estate and
Lohns. 7_'2-::t
FOR SALE?HOUSE AND LOT, NO
2ir> 28rd street, between Washing
ion ami Huntington avenues, one
thousand dollars cash; five hundred
Dec. 2Cth. Address, D. H. LEWIS
Blsboe, Arizona. 7-:!-lm.
WANTED TO SELL? ONE OF VllE
choicest rosldeilces in the city;
spiltllCl'tl exposure; ten rooms.;
hath; heautiful.view; two lu's;
above fiftieth Street. NELMS
MAR YE BOYRNTON & OHAI'IN*.
Inc., Insurance, Real Estate mid
Loans. ~,->2-M
LOTS FOR S?LH OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Cull ami uc!
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick building.
FOR SALE?A SPLENDIDLY. Lo?
cated Poultry Kann, containing'18
acres, two and one-half miles from J
?? 11v. Four-room cottage, in shaded I
lawn; outbuildings; Incubators;
Rl.eam-heated brooder; farming'im?
plements and about rorly iippi.e
trees. Will sell chimp or exchange
for city nal estate. II. I'. WILDER.
I'. O. Hex :!S7. 7-21-lt
_speciai^noxice.
SPECIAL NOTICE?IRON FENCE IS 1
cheaper than wood; lasts long*
and looks better; inn designs
OHAS. E; 8T ANTON, Hox 459, |
Hampton. Va . 7-20 tf
JUST RECEIVED 125 GOLD MOULD
od Edison Records. Call early for
your selection;;, nnd remember thai
you have tho entire list at your
command. GEORGE !>. HAMPT.ON
IMA NO CO.. 210 Twenty-eighth
Street.
LADIES! If you want men to fall
over themselves lo admire you. try
Nicholas' Trench Hair Dresser. '
NICHOLAS' HAIR DRESSING &
MANICURING PARLORS.
203 27th St.. Silsby Building.
FOR IRON FENCE ? HENDRICKS
Ooodman llaw. Co., 240G Jeff. Ave. tf
IF YOU WANT A HOME OR ntlSI
ness location In any part of the city
or suburbs, wo can supply you-r
wants. Cash or on easy terms. We
also handle farm property. STEW
ART & MIDGETTE, 133 25th
Street. 7-7-tf
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; office Ci & O. Station. 'Phone.*:
Bell Nos. 401, and 135. Cltz., No. 12.
~~ undertakers. ~
W, E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 2-'M-2;!0 Twenty fifth
street. 'Phonos. Gl.
NOTICE!
Since the Citizens Rail vay L'ght and
Power Co. has decided to give up all
electric wiring nnd supply business.
July i; 190(1, I shall undertake a llkr
business' for myself My molt.o will
bo tho Hiimo as It has always been
whllo with the com nan.v. fri treat ever
person right regardless of position. 1
shall at all times be prepared to take
enro of your needs In the electrica:
line. I shnll bo temporarily located
in tho compay'H basement, Tbirty-flrsi
street, and Washing1"!) avenue, unli
August J. 10O0. then I will be In im'
permanent office nnd store 2017 Wash?
ington ayonuo. Ail work will bo appro
elated if over so small and I promise
tho very best material 'and workman
ship that can bo had.
T. G. COBURN,
(Formerly Chief Electrician C. K. L
& I*. Co.)
Offlco Reil Phone 148. Residence
Bell Phone 148-Y. 7-1-tf
Furniture of Quality!
That's all we soil, and wo well quantities of it. Come
and help swell the sales. There must be a reason.
SUMMER COMFORTS
"ft
Rockers, Chairs
and Settees.
You will find great com
qj fort in one of our Rockers,
ji Chairs or Settees?the well
made kind (hat stands the
hard knocks they are sub?
jected to?in red. green and
natural wood colors.
Price, $1.00 to $3.50.
Hammocks.
There is nothing nicer
than a good Hammock.
We have them in all the
popular styles?s tyro ng
and well made. If yon
haven't the shade we can
furnish that, too?a wan?
ing and supporto to which
any hammock can be
attacli? d Ham mocks from
$1.00 up to $7.00.
Bamboo Porch 5hades.
Keep the porch shaded
and let the breeze through.
Si/.e (>\.s feet, $1.50; size
8x8 feet, $2.00.
Vudor Porch Shades.
Strong and substantial.
Sizes 8, 4, 6 and- 8 feet
Prices, $1.50. $2.50, $:..50
and $5.00.
Dining-Room Furniture
VVu carry in stock a large and well selected stock of
Dining-Room b'Urniturc, from which the most fastidi?
ous should have no trouble in making a selection.
Many handsome new styles. Prices are the 'lowest
consistent with quality.
M. H. LASH.
the Pioneer ?Furniture Dealer of Newport News
2803-05-07 Washington Ave., Newport News.
TRUSTEES' SALE._
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
By virtuo of a deed of ti'uat executed
by Henry Mlcliaux and Blanche
Mlclmux, bis wife, to nie as trustee,
and recorded in.tlie Clerk'? office ol
the Corporation Court of the City ol
Newport News, Virginia, in deed
book is, page 20; anil default having
been mado In the payment of part of
debt thereby secured, at the request
of some of the beneficiaries therein
named, I shall, on the 26th day nf
.Inly Mini;, at Eleven o'clock a. in.,
on the premises on Hampton Avenue
b I ween Warwick Avenue and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad sell
to the highest bidder,?
i . All those certain lots, pieces or par
eels of ground, situate and being in
the city of Newport News. Virginia,
known and designated by Lots nttnv
hers Sixty-three and sixty-four (No. 63
and No. 61), In block number ton
(NO, 10); on n certain Map entitled.
"Map of part of the city of Newport
News, Virginia." which said map is
duly recorded In the Clerk's office of
the Corporation Court of the City of
Newport News, Virginia, in plat bo-iK
one. page three, to which reference
is hereby made.
Terms: Cash as lo amounts now
past due, and cost of snlc. say about
S7fi0.00, and the balance on August
If*. 100G to meet payment of notes,
falling due on that date?to-wlt:
$112.80; and if there should be any
balance, on sueh terms as may be dl
reefed by the said Henry Mlcl.'Mix
ami Blanche Michaux, or -should they
fail to designate, then on such term?
an I shall ntate on day of sale.
. C. B. NELMS. Trustee..
This sale continued until Saturday,
Tuly 28. lOOf,, at 11 a. m.
C. B. NELMS.
7-15-12t Trustee.
CAPUDINE
? mrun It ?<??? immriUntolr?
CURES::,1;ii.,,"'fi,"-M
. INDIGESTION and feSJ?2
AOflMTW """k t" knnwlw nomt. II ? ?><??*
AGIDITf iMiAn/ioiinS amo'i./
r?ini>TiiiK Ihe mimo. IK amis.
VINEBURG BROS.
JEWELERS AND EYE
SPECIALISTS,
66 Granby Street, Norfplk, Va.
i.LL-!_-L...t.J.l-L. tBgSOSSS_i 1 *"
Old Papers for sale?10c hundred.
$500.00 i
reward!
The above reward will be ?
paid for stich evidence as will ?
lead to the arrest and convic?
tion of the party or parlies who
maliciously cut or punctured
tho cables of the Southern Hell
Telephone nnd Telegraph Co. \
of Virginia, at 23rd street' and
Jefferson avenue, 27th stceec v
and Jefferson avenue. 27th '
Btroot and Warwick a-ntte. 2Ct,h
street and West avenue, and
23rd street, between West ave
nue and River Road.
Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph
Company of Virginia
J. EPPES BROWN. Gen'l. Mgr.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER!
The best nnd cheapest. See us about
connecting your building.
Rate, 10c per 1.000 watts, subject to
our usual terms pud discounts.
PURE ICE MADE OF DISTILLED
WATER?COLD STORAGE.
Power house and - plant, Twenty
fifth Street and Vn. Ave. Office, ^[st
and Washington Avo. ? '^r
Roth "phonea No. 15,'night 'phone
No. 408, Cltfs?nB., . , |
rt ? ? 5;
- I '
CITIZENS' RAILWAY, LIQRt
AH3 POWER COMPART