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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY, JANUARY 5. 1890.

with the cook, Curaooa negro, and all the
forcastle hands, and had learned every
rope in the brig, helped haul ut the pia SCI
and was 30 busy about decks, that 81 TEL a..
ton. the mate, said he was a sailor alrsau is
With the cook he was q special lavof.i,e,
who gave him potatoes 10 feeo 70 rhe
horses, which received the donation glauly,
ne they were pitched forward ana thro"n
back by the motion of the vessel.
The cry OF Whoa" prevailed aiter
leaving the capes, and Mrs. Partingtoh as
she lay in her berth heard the SOUND, wnicn
was woeful to her ears, and it commendedi
itself to her sensorium az an expression on
woe. which she mentally said should DC
reported TO the Society for the Promotlon
Of Cruelty to Animals as soon as she got
home.
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many times thereafter. until the medicine
cheat ,-us ,~ta,,utad.

many times thereafter. until the medicine
chest was exhausted:
Gin and waterl"
1t was a hard watch for the steward that
night, whose duty 1t was TO watch over the
recumbent Captain aad supply his medi-
cine as demanded, the doses being so
limited time between that the question
propounded by the Governor of South
Carolina to the Governor OF North Carolina
could have had no warrant there. In the
morning the Captain. came from his room,
with pallid cheeks, but his nose beamed
with richer lustre.
The first night passed uncomfortably to
every one, and, az six bells all but Mrs.
Partington mustered on deck with languid
looks. the seas rolling in threatening masses
around them.
- shall remain in my berth, steward"
said she. for il will be death TO me to 20
up. and nothing but corrosive measures
shall move me."
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
scuypuLE IN EFFECT DECEMBER Is 1854
TWO DAILY TRAIssTo NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYscHBURA


LEAVE RlcHaoND. gYkD-sTREET STATION.
80 A. N. Daily. ula Petersburg -kichnonf and
Norfolk rbro. gn Exprose-Arrive %
Norfolk i:SD P. n. Steps only At Pc
tersbarg, waveriy, Windsor, and suf-
folk.
e4oA- II. Daily, ria rsssroarr. Arrive a.
Petersburg 1893 A. n. Tor Farm
Wills. LynchDurS. ana All points soush
West
essp N Daily. rss Petersburg. Arrive Pc
tsrsburx 3:2sp. NJ; isavs pstersbars
3.35P. NJ daily. arriving Norfolk o.iS
r.
it.so P N. Daily. Viz Pstsrsburs Arrive ct
Petersburg 1915 Y. n, connecting
win rraln No I. leaving Pssersburs
At 1850 A. n for Earmsilss. Lynch-
barr. rosshontaA. add oil poinss
ip.tsA n. psiiy. except saaday, via Burfevine,
for Farmsilie, Lynchsars. tho sea,s
and West
PULLMAN sLxBPING.cAR AccoNaoDA'
No. l--SlseDing-car from Psssrsoszg V Byissoi
Without ehaEgs. Leaving Pstaranprg daily 81
1879 8. ~. aId LynchsurS 70 Memphis Vim
IN No s-Lyrohbus 70 New Orleans sad Roe
neas 70 Aeapuis without csAnga
enu % sptainsd q Ricnnond and Pstsssarl
rsIlrsad depot A. W. CABRERA 1000 Main ssfeet
ane al ne Cempany's once. eol eass Nam ssrssA
= r. w. C0UhTsikf.
fa<senger AGENT
W. b B8viLl4
osesrAl ranasnssr Aesna
cnknkns q, EppY. vceRrsstdsa&
General ealeA 6osnskA VI MA
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Here, have care for this lady, and put

Here, have care TOT tlils lHuy' anu Pu y
that lug in nv state-room. Do you hear
Aye, aye, sir" ~
The Captain resigned his charge to the
steward, and returned to the deck. Inc
mo was a formidable one, and Is Mrs. Par
finrton held tenaciously to his arm, sway
inc with the motion OF the vessel, he SAID,
with grin: ,.n
"Cap'ns medicin chist."
lis he a distcmpered man?" she asked.
"Drefle soasick. Gin cure i'm. Mats
'That is the most ginuine thing ever
heard of in medicated science" SAID Mrs.
Darlington. as the roll of the vessel almost
lurched her on her beam end IN spite OF
the steward. land shows how nicely means
NAV be adopted for ends. But feel tho
horrld nashua coming on again, and VIII
Won please lead me to my berth and please
look after the boy?" =,
"All right, mem; he's all right; funny
little chap"
lie drew the curtain and retired.
The Seven Pollies had sailed down the
waveless harbor - smoothly and quietly,
passing along br shores replete with
beauty, that the sick passengers on deck
enioved their cigars and chatted merrily'
the funny man of the party saving. with
emphasis that il was truly horseplclous
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Ike came booming into the cabin with q
shout, and sought the dame az she lay
hidden under the bed-clothes.
Isaac" said she, bring mo my hand
bag from the table, and please ask your
cousin 81 if he cannot tie the vessel IN
some way so that it can be easier. for am
completely obliterated."
He brought the bag TO her and then went
on deck to give her message TO 81. who told
him to assure her that il should be at
ne went 10 his little bed on q pile of crates
made up for him by the steward, dropping
of into slumber, rocked in the cradle OF
the deep.
Mrs. Darlington. having recovered her
property, laid il aside for the moment, but
when everything was quiet excepting the
cry Of whoa" on deck and the creaking
of the timbers as the vessel settled into q
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A Fragment.
,Eor fba DiaDatCf

tfor tbs DisFasVp'I ,,
Ana what IL m ant He 10 IKE p""o'0'
Ioto existsncs by o breatn' 49, horne
AID by mighty, unseen power pV''o
In utter helpiessness 70 dea'n'
. v,,,. vbile. a season, n 90 much.
az ssiIs in eleri1us beauty on, .n,,cn
u5ss, snnden'y--s passing bressn--s sou0n'
And io' forever ~ W A. NAxzxsA
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nAyYROAD ErxHU-
u "a q ! g
DICHMOND AND DANVILLB
III RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICK ESr ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE m xrFxcr JAsUARY s. isea

LEAVE RlcHNOND:.

LEAVE RlcHxOND:
TRAIN No. ss. ZsD A. "
COfrTHFRS EXPRESS, daily. for Danvlies
- fsreenaf GRO, Wipsson-SaieD, Durham, ma
Ielgh. Hsuslsmsn. Salisbury, Ashsvtiic. Nos
spTiugs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken, Aa-
gl,sta Atlanta. Buckingham. Montgomery. Se~
Orlssue Texas asd Catherine Pullman psisrs
.leoplug.cars Richmond 20 DaaViile enf Denytiis
20 hshoviIie. Augusta, Birminsss~, snn Sev
TRAIN no. a, a.i5A ".
VIRGINIA AND NOkfH CAROLINA bx-
Y fREs-, dsisy. for fsnrkeviile. all stations
on the Norfolk and Western railresi. Lynen.
burg. KnOxsiis. Chattanooga HemohlA. sha
Nasn,ine: also, Tor key-viiic, Clsrasviiss, of-
ford. Henderson Durhan, and Raleigh. IRIS
tram goes through se.id to kaielsh.
TRAIN No. 20, 3P. u.
UrAST MAIL, daily. for oil potn's 90 me s,m'
Il ,ills ani Po~hatsn rsilroai, Dsnu"es
(.resn.toro. Winsfoa- Seism. kaleigt. tbsr'
iotte Ashevfic. coiumoss Aasests, Aisp,e'
birmingham. Montgomery, New ofiesns irts>.
snd California Pullman PALACE sleeping.csfs
Dsuyillc 20 Augusta aud Atisnta. sni ~ "rssns-
boto sleeper tfi Aahe,fie b Norris,own, Tenn
TRAIN No a.. or. n.
MEfIA ACcoMaODA tioh, daily exceps
n sunday. for Amelia Courthouse AMI ih'>r-
mediate points =,
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except sunday. n'irns
u train with coach attached, for Glover, 'As
and Intern 81 ats posntA
ARRlvk AT RICHMOND;
Train No. IS At Sis A. N. f, No. 81 Al SSO Y. Ne
and 30. 81 attsJ z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

beginning" of their voyage. All were
banpy until, nearing the capes which IL
vide the waters of the main from the IN
land channel, there occurred. sundrry DIS
agreeable motions which Indicated q
change of conditions. endangering e9ua-
ninity. increasing as the vessel proceeded,
and when they entered the world, OF
waters.n as some inspired poet has, called
the ocean. the Seven Pollies revealed the
character which the Captain had given, her
as "liyely little craft. She danced right
merrily with the waves, the smokers threw
tbe st,imps of their cigars overheard. con-
yersation was reduced 10 its minimum or
ceased entirely. and laughter was silently
sHow chilly this air isl, said one, very
feebly; 81 guess I'll 20 below" and ne dis
wonder if the steward put nv grip
sack in nv BERTH" said another. and he
likewise went below. ~,
All were gone at last, and the Seven Pol
lea was permitted 10 practice as many &C.
centric tricks as she pleased, and she was
nleassd 10 perform good many.
Ia in tia meantime, had mazda frisnds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Unconscious Of what the noises meant.
her first thought was 10 spring from her
berth. the second was that she was sorry
she had done it, for, rs she emerged from
between the drawn curtains. she fOund hcr-
self pitching headlong into a passengers
berth on the opposite side of the little
cabin: but fortunately the occupant was
on deck, and she escaped the great north
cation which his being there would have
caused her. Extricating herself from the
dilemma, she attempted to cross the cabin
towards the companion way, when she
plunged like a mad steer into the stomach
Of Captain Davit, who was coming down,
and was thrown fiat on his back by the
conclusion.
pear me" said she. as the Captain
picked himself up carefully and seemed
POLITELY angry dear me, what conVoiu-
ton am in My brain IS in such state
of coagulation that can Lardy Keep on
nv feet. never felt SO before, and hayo
nashua at my stomach that IS very un,,
pleasant. | hope you were not harmon'zed
by your fall" ..:..
the reverse. Tie brig Is pitching, tnat :
all. She's lively little craft. Youth get
used TO II soon."
Well said she. Pm glad to know Il
is not my head that's jumping so. Good
ness gracious.n and she grabbed at the
Captain to keep herself from tumblins up
the cOmpanion-way stairs.
steward" shouted Captain Deyit.
AYE, aye, SIR"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Mrs. Partington heard the voice, and
with her customary shrewdness, knowing
what it meant. she screwed on the top. and,
calling tho steward, babe him take the bag
10 the irate owner and request an exchange.
This was effected and order reigned-
The Captain kept his watch on deck, I'M
Ill at eight bells he came below, with very
pale face. except the end of his nose, which
seemed in q high state OF Inflammation, as
revealed by the swinging-lamp in the
cabin.
'What Is the matter?n said Mrs. Part
ington. through chink in her curtain, as
he was entering her state-room. "What
is the natter Is the vessel founder
ing?"
made little difference to her as she then
felt.
"Sezik," he CURLY said, and then called.
Steward"
This was responded 10 with AYE, aye.
sir.D and Mrs. Darlington heard, spoken In
an undsstona tina order. which abe hazard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN 40. 81, 321 T. ".
r oCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. stops
a. all stations. ~ Lester Manor conpecs
with stage for Walkerton: seo, comets Win
Baltimore steamer al West Point.
TRAIN No %, AO 4. n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunday,
~ fer West Point, connsc1ing Win YORK
River steamers Tor Baltimore. Az balumore
steamers connect With Baltimore snd ohio rssi-
road for Washington, fhiladeiphia, AND new
Yo~k. rAKK: hichmoud 20 baltimore, 81: 10
Washington, o.; 20 rnrsdeipals. $50; New
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 80 TN
NOR WEST POINT. dshy except sunday,
L thence ~ Richmond nad Dsnviie railroad
% Ricnmoni. arriving sta41 4. NJ. ami iiNV A.
NJ. and connecting win Train NO ~ SEQ
Train No. S-ylsginia sad North Carolina et-
pros.)
Z OCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday ieares
IL 1wenty-s'ehth ttreeI for Wost Point sed
TirSe,-Snice a. station foot % Virginia street
city ucKot-onlce-corner OF Ionth and saa
Sol HAAS. JAMES I. TAYLOR.
Traflc Manager General PASSENGER Agent
JosKth 5. POTTS Division Passenger Agent
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL AiL FAsI-FRtlGHr LINZ
TO AID FROM BALTIMORE. PhlLA-
DgLPHlA, NEW YORK, AND
EAsTRKN AND WEST
HRS CIrIEe
ONLY TWELVE RoURs BgrwERS RICH.
hvhD AND BALTIMORE IN ZACH
DIRECTION
correspondipgy quick uns 70 other poinsA
Through bills OF lsiing iSSuea 81 low tsto.
nol Irsf'c Manager.
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TRAINS NoRrHwAgD.

Daily.
Nos. Il. 10, e. 81 -, and IS make no stopa NOS.
" and IS stop "a signal a. Manchester, DreTry
Blun, Centralia, and Chester. Nos 81. "a y. ana
"a will stop a. all stations for passengers.
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. u and 20 siseping-cars oeswssn
New YORK and Tampa. Fla (CIs Jacksonyi.lsl
On Trains Nos. "a sni n slosplng-cais peLSeSa
Washington and Charleston. On Tram NO. ~,
slssping-cars between Washington aud Jackson
Vile. on Trains Nos. -. 90. ani rs sleeping
car between ia ssonyille and New YORK
THg ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ 10 NostoLh-
Rcsmop I..,. ~ sortols. a..I is:s, Y
RIchmond. .'2:3sP. NJ. Norfolk 6:i5 z. M.
Sorfois $40 A. N. Rlchmoad ..Il:50 A. n.
Norfolk .....'5.J0P p. n. Richmond.. $50 y. NJ.
The traias leaving Richmond $3.50 a. ~. and
Norfolk at SIP. N. are solid trans between these
two points, and passengers 70 through without
change OF cars Close connections arc also inside
a. Petersburg by the ass z. n. train from Rich
mond and the $40 A. NJ. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond 80 $40 A. N. aud
iO:30 r. N. and arriving at Richmond at az
AZ. and COS Y. NJ MAKE connection AZ Peters
burg 70 and from Fsrmvilie, Lynehourg. and
southwestern points.
r. NJ SULLr. Superintendent
EFT. u. MYxEs. General superintendent
T. N. RBsgsos. General Passenger Agent
sOg- HAAs. Trafiic Manager. no2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Even the American Indians speak most
favorably of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. ~
cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

J. l.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. --scnsdals
comm sncing NOVEMBER Is. iSs9-sss,sra
STANDARD time:
1:a2 A. Il. leaves Byrd-suse. station daily.
stops only a. Ashland. boutwell,. MI
ford. and Frsiericksbnrg, Brooke sod
WidcW4sSr. sl9epsr " Washlngsoa
aud New York Does NOS atop ~
900 P. II. leaves Byri.snsst station daily. sr.
cept sunday Parlor Car Richmond
20 Washington.
emp NJ leaves BJrd-strset station daily
7:l3 L. NJ. leaves Byri-suoes station daily.
stops only a. Boutwell,. Milford. aud
Fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
% New York
sy0A. NJ arrives a. Byrd street station daily
sleeper from New York
gssP. n arrives a. Byri-sTssl station daily,
stops at Frodercksburs. hiliora
Bot aeli. and Ashland sleeper frofn
weshlastoa and Nov York Does NOT
stop nj kiDa
sosPM. arrives Byrd-sirost station daily
stops only st Fredericksburg. NIL
ford, and Ashland.
S,5 p. N. arrives AZ Byrd-sussi station daiS
excep. sunday. Parloc Car W ashina.
ton - hchmoni.
ASHLAND rRhiNs
DAILY gxcEFr sUhpkra
s4sA. ". leaves klbA Arrives ~ Asaisnd 81
7.yA.h
soo p NJ. soon mediation leaves Byri-srsss
st4uon arrives a. Ashland a. s =. n
e,otP. N leaves Eiba arrives At Ashiand ~
GOA H. arrives KlbA Leaves Ashland sts:1s
A. N.
as5A N. accommodation arrives at Brye-
street station. Leaves Ashland ss7:xr
A.. ".
nssP. " arrives A. EIba leaves Ashland ~
A. TAYLOR. Tranic Manager.
EFT. ID. MYzKs. General superintendent
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100 l5.eod&w,urSu&wl
CHTPRRH.

Mr.. THoS. b. HENLEY, West Point,
Va, writes:
l have for the past eight or ten years
been a sufferer from CATARRH, and
during this time have rad superior med
ical attention, and tried several remedies
without substantial benefit. Some short
time since a medical friend recommended
me to try A. B. C. TONIC. / did SO, and
while | have used only one bottle, am
greatly relieved and more benefited than
under any former treatment. and now be-
leve that with the use of few more bot
ties will be entirely cured.
Sold by Hi Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases hy nail free.
A. 3. C. CHEMICAL CO.,
rs. 18th St. Richmond, Va.
tde 18Th, Su&rulyl
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IsFIN WkH Vss, rfsISnt sHI hsssus VI ~
old DOMINION STEAM RA
" SHIP COMPANY AA
FOR NfN YORK.

FOR NEN YORK
Steamers leave klchmoad Efkkf IUBsoAr
aud FRIDAY ~ r. ~ Manifest closed oAe
hour before s2iiing time.
steamers leave New York for kion moe
xyYKY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~
n, arriving ia klcanosd MONDAY ana ~
DAY MORNINGS ,
Passenger eommo1st,cps ansurpssset
Cabin Fare 10 Ses YORK via Jamssn"e =.
rosts unci4ding meas aud DsftAh. =. y W
Ronnd-trip licsetA liiaiscd 70 nhV 'sv -
after date 81 issusL .......-s.-.s.....''''" -
eteeyaxe. with subsistence .....s..s..s-'- 49,
steern9e. without suoslstsnce. ...........ss ~
caria fare va ChsseSea<s aaa oAi' ts'r IA,
Way. ...... $50 - =.
capIa fare "a hlehnoDd sai fs'sfsDoR m M
railroad. 80 :, ~,
ncs sts can % oessiued ~ A. w. oAfosrS 49,
Nan strsst Cnesac8aze An1 uhso aaa oas1s
uooa sad Petersburg dopotA And ~ someeAy~
sSs',ss' II, ns.a street AID whxf. hockeu
rrslrhf sorsagost and tnsousa siiu o. ieazo
to "a Tor points oefona Nes loft.
er,Ssnt rsoslysa daily until ) z. ~
i.sssenxors isAvine nlchinend 90 nvvDAx9
| ri SsDAis MEDNkspArA tht kSoet -
arr RDAfa By lhs Cnesapsake AAo NV ~.
-. srss Ssapor NswA ~ xis = 80
- 'eicb u,on1 ana Pstesoufg rsaroes 49,
Ss,S 4. 80 A. n. ell azxe eoaaepe u
~~1NrOLk with sleansr ieexsnS incse 9V&
onoRGk VI. ALAN = NJ A9eee
! Ne l1W no1o ex39S ~
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YoRK.RivERLINE, vrAwESTPoINT
DAILY gycEpr SUNDAY.

rHB FAyORlTR ROUTE TO BALTiAoRs,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sxzAn,I
' COMPANY for NOkFoLk,
MONT, and JAMEs-hiyEk LANDINGS direct
by elegant saloon steamer ARikl, leaving Rich
mond EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY ~ 7 A. N. sueot-cars 60 directly "
stoamers' wharf.
Connections xt Norfolk closely with nj nnss
foe northern cities same Afternooa, James rvsr
ty daylishi. Great tourist line. Cheapsss ronss.
Through tickets on steamer end AZ osfpery
Agency, 100 Main street Baggage ehecsed
through staie-rocms oags aged Tor day or nisnS
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. fOhlS-
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANViLLE STATIONS, sod VASE
INGTON. u. c., al points N nsstsrn Nortn
Carotiaa, Eastern Virginia, ssd All res ulAf iaso.
ings on the James aud hAppsnsnnc<k nvcr$ -
Lowest rates aud through bills issued.
LUCiES b. TAfUA, ytcs-prsstfenf.
Ne III Main street sud Rsckct<A>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
lR. & A. X ~
LEAVE RICanOSO
s15 A. ". daily fot Lynchburs. Lenng'oa, snh
Clifton Forge
4:l5 r. NJ. Scotlsyillo accommodation. etcsN
sunday
lO.OOP. N. daily for Lynchburg and Clniou
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
6;i5P. NJ. Daily from Chiffon Forge.
g.t1 A. n. Daily frOR Clifton Forge
gi5 A. NJ. Except sunday from >c0ttsTille.
sutton; Eighth and Cana streets.
NJ ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent
UARAEks GansrRl Manager lea
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY

n
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER ., issl
LEAvs RlcaaOEp
$40 A. Al. Local. except sunday Tor Shfsos
Rorge.
SGD A. ~ Expres, daily 'or Olt rom, SUI No~
folk Pullman car g. OH Point
ii:sO A N. Expre,s daily FOE Cincinnati; Psr;or
a.iOP. N. Express daily for Old Point AMI
Norfolk. rerlOr Car 70 old foint
400 p. n. Accommodsiioa. except sunday Tor
e,5PN. me 2. y. V. Limited daily.
Pullman sieeping-Csr 70 Hintoa
Solid vcstibule usln with Dining-Ear
and pullmsns, Charlottesville 10
Cincinnati. and Pullmsns 10 LOUIS
vile.
rRafss aRRIyx AT RicnkoSn
500 A n and 40 r. n. daily from C'ncinnst
900 A. ". dsily, except sunday, from GtodonA
Vile
lilo A. N. ana ZOO r. NJ. daily from Norfolk.
a.I0P. n. daily except sunday from clfoa
forge.
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WALKING pREssFs.

in several novel variations. have taken a
new lease of life and have become exceed;
ingly popular. They are being applied
with excellent effect on street costumes.
opening usually over full-gathered vests Of
light materials (such as surahl, and these,
vets are showing a tendency to plaids and
stripps and fancy effects. The zouaye
ia kes itself is often Of velvet. accom-
panied by tho prevalent full sleeves. Of
velvet. which is Of course a modification
OF the true zouave effect, but very pretty
Oun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-27

Sales Of tobaccos on the loose breaks
Wednesday, November 26, 1890: Cren'
shaw's warehouse, 24,020 pounds; highest
price, $l0jO. ShOckOe warehouse, ll,5I(
pounds; highest price, 80.
Thursday, November 81, 1890, being
Thanksgiving Day, the Tobacco Exchange
will be closed.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, 9 hogshead; cutters, II
hogsheads; smokers, = hOgshead. Total, p
hOgsheads.
Ofice Of the Tobacco Inspector reports TO-
day: InspectiOns-B Bright, - h0gsheads
dark, q hOgsheads; Western, 62 hogsheads
Reinspections-B Bright, 10 hOgsheads; dark
hogsheads; Western. hOgsheads.
Farmers, Virginia, Allegheny, Naughan's,
Old Dominion, Shelburnes, Seabrook's
Crenshaw's, Dayenports, and shockoe
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, o.
hogsheads. Deliveries, 1919 hOgsheads.
once of the Collector of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections foi
the city Of Richmond to-day as follows
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, S2,O62 %;
IA paid tobaccos, s.. 1885, 40. Total, S4,529.Ol
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange We'd
nesday. November 2G, 1890: X. l.. Miller
Lynchburg; l.. =. RoOch. 5. X. Hall, Fay
cite county, w. Va; NJ. o. Hawkins,
North Carolina; j. A. Glenn, South Bos-
ton; William j. Young, Petersburg; j. W.
johnson, Cosmopalite; +. ID. HOtchkiss. {.
and o. II. r., Richmond; j. l.. Payne, Flu
wanna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-27
New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. -COtton.-Messrs
Hubbard. Price 4 Co.. in their cotton cir
cular tonight. say: "Ihe market here adj
yanced 10 some two 10 three points at the
close over last evenings figures. This ad.
vance has been established despite a de-
cline of one and "A half TO two points in LiV-
erpOol, and tenders Of 5000 bales, and m
issue of about 1000 December notices in tn :
market" Receipts at ports TODAY
estimated at $1,000 bales, against
3O377 bales last week and Al, 4E
last year. The spot market is quiet at IN.
changed quotations; middling upland~.
o 7-l6. Sales, GOA bales. Tranactions 4
futures, 1879 bales. Futures closed I
8 points higher, ~ follows: NOyembe
and December, 9.20@022; January, 934@
9.35: February. 944Q9.45; March. 9.jl@
9.52; April, 9.6O@9.61; May, 96S@9.69
June, 9.76@9.77; July, 0.S3@9.si; August
9.S7@9.S9.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady mid
ding uplands. 3-lGd.; sales, 10000 bales
Futures closed easy: November, 5.0j@jW
Novem ber- December, sos; January-Febru'
airy, sos: February March, DIP.
Produce-Flour closed moderately active
and steady; fine grades spring, 81 I5@$3.25
Southern steady; trade ana family extras.
1910. Wheat steady; spot sales No. red
winter, Si.02H@Sl.03X; do. November
81 O35.. Corn quiet; spot sales No.
mixed, 6l%@Gl1sc.; do. November, 60ssc
Oats lower; spot sales No. white, 5f1Sc.;
No. 2 mixed, November and December,
50Xc. Pork dull; mess, Sll@sl2. Lard
steady; December, S6.l6. Sugar-Renned
steady; cut loaf and crushed, 64c. COhee
steady; fair Rio cargoes, 2OAc.