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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

VIRGlNIA.-IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF
the Circuit Court for the County oil Mat
hews, February Rules, Sd Monday. 1895.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

AiEt again and again.
MAC is opening another Dairy
Lunch Room at iJo Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

just received large line OF walk.
ing canes, silver mounted (crooksl.
from Sl.25 up. Chapman IL jake.
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

Lucy II. Thomas, who sues by John w. Thomas,
Against
Leonard Thomas; Wu l.. Thomas. John ".
Ihomas, trustee 1.eolin Jarvis and Charles
Jsrvis, her husband; Xuleika Riddick and
and Jas. Perry, her husband; r. +. Water
held, Irvine Watcrield, Jno. Thomas and
Lucy Thomrs, tao four last mentioned being
Il .EnnnIl nr.r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

MINIATURE ALaASAc-Sun rises, 637; sun
se's 300: High water, 1909 and 1926 n N. low
water, 4:22 andd 81 p. M
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a. w. 4. =. iccture Coursc,

The Hon. John j. Ingalls,, ex-
United Stetes Senator from Kansas
Will deliver the fourth lecture of the
course Tuesday, March 9th. His
subject will be "problems of Our
Second Century" and he will doubt
less be greeted by an Overlooking
mouse. deserved seats now on sale
at the Office of the association.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
" EaTNEfx REPORT.
Forocnat Tor To-day.

WAnHHaTor. u. e. February 90. 1888
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
SCORES A POINT.
Tho 0etenss Al last Makes SHOWN.

10y ~'-eNNS1 q 1hoW lAt7s
san francisco, Oct. 1.--.After gathering
Up few ragged ends Of testimony left
over. from last week, the defense in the
Durrant case this morning began the
building Of an alibi for the young med
icat student from April 4 to April 12.
inclusive. The purpose OF the alihl la
to impeach the testimony OF Pawnbrolxer
Oppenheim and w. j. Phillips who tes-
titled that some time between April 3 ana
April u, Durrant tried to pawn Blanche
Lamonts rings at Oppenheim's store
During the course Of the testimony.
which covered Durrant's movements on
April 4 and s, the struggle was precipI-
tated by District Attorney Barnes who
challenged the reliability Of the ron call
book at Cooper College
The argument ended in victory for the
defense so far as the question before the
court was concerned. and Judge Murphy
sustained the objection to the question
prorounded by himself to the witness and
cut off the discussion.
The defense called to the stand four
witnesses by whom 1t was proposed to
test the accuracy OF the pawnbroker's
memory.
Martin Curtis, William Cathcart, p. ].
Newman, and Leonard Everett, members
of the National Guard signal corps, to
which Durrant belonged, testified that
they had taken various articles Of Jew
elry to Oppenhelm's store and attempted
to pawn them.
They described the manner in which
they were dressed at the time. The de-
scriptions in many instances did not
correspond with the descriptions given
by Oppenhelm when he was asked how
men who tried to pawn articles were
dressed. Each Of the four witnesses said
he had subscribed money to assist In the
defense Of Durrant
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
Ready to Take Part in N. P.
Matters Today.
INTERESTING FOR Ex-REcEIvERs
Oaks, Payne and Rouse Thought to
Have Resigned Because They
Could Not Meet the Charges.

Seattle. Oct. 1,-Brayton Ives, president
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, Snas w. Petit, general counsel
for the road, and James McNaught, ex-
counsel, arrived here this afternoon,
ready to take part in the proceedings in
the receivership case tomorrow Mr.. Ives
said this evening:
My opinion with reference to the re-
cent resignation Of the receivers is that
which seems to be prevalent throughout
the country, namely, that the resignation
Is practically confession on the part
Of the receivers Of their inability to re-
flute successfully the charges that we
have brought against them"
Mr.. Ives will file a supplementary affi-
davlt tomorrow that promises some in
teresting reading for Receivers Cakes,
Payne and Rouse.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
today as trustee OF the second mortgage
bonds, filed Its answer in the receiver
ship case, denying the alleged Willard
influence In the appointment OF the OLD
receivers and denying the alleged confer
ence between Oakes, Willard, Colby, Hoyt,
Cromwell and Ro.ston, though concedlng
that Rolston may have had other inter-
views with Oakes prior to the appoint
ment OF Oakes. and pronounces absolute
ly false the allegation that Oakes appeal
ed to Rolston or to Willard to insist or
his appointment as receiver. 1t con.
cedes that President Rolston nominated
Oakes for the receivershlp, but denie.
that he did so from personal or business
interests.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
THE POSITION.
Laid Down by the water Commission

| Laid Down by the Water Commission.
The following official statement of the
; present situation, Is made by the water
| commission:
The commissioners have done all that
they could do for the laborers without
violating what they understand to be
their duty as officers. They have turned
all money due on the contract with the
Pacific Paving Company, amounting to
T,005.0O, over to the receiver appointed
by the court, and have instructed the
city attorney to do ali he can to assist
the laborers to get their claims allowed
and paid out of the fund In the receivers
hands as preferred claims. But they do
not believe 1t would be consistent with
faithful discharge of their trust to
pay out large amount Of the water fund
al of which will be required to complete
the water works, to men to whom the
city is not indebted, and who can now
continue at work. merely because the
company that employed them failed TO
pay them for a months labor. The
amount that would be required to make
this unauthorized payment would be
about $11,0OO.OO. The more intelligent la
borers understand the situation and are
willing to return to work and await such
distribution of the money in the hands
Of the receiver as may be made by the
court. Although the report has been cir
culated that the contract was taken by
the Pacific Paving Co. at a rate much
be.ow the bids Of other contractors, the
bid Of the Paving Co. was in fact only
about S5,e77OO below other bids, and most
Of the work was sublct by the company
at rates below the contract price. About
three-fourths Of the men have been work
Ing for sub-contractors that have taken
contracts from the Pacific Paving Co.,
and In no instance did the commission
have anything to do with tfeir employ
ment w. w. PARKER.
Chairman Water Commission.
Attest; II. g. VAN DUSEN, Clerk.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
coRDErT- FITzsTaIMoNs FIGHT.
Texas Legislature In Muddle on the
Question.


Austin Tex, Oct. 1.-The two bills in
troduced in both houses of the legislature
today contain the emergency clause
One Of the bills, introduced by Senator
Lewis, is recognized as the admInlstra-
tion bill and prescribed that lstic
encounter between man and man shall
be deemed felony and shall be punished
by Imprisonment not less than one or
more than We years The other bin,
prepared by Senator Simpson, provides
for an imprisonment from Ave TO ten
years.
AS the situation now stands, the fight
management have given up all hopes In
the senate but they have eighteen solid
men In the house, and at present these
eighteen can block the passage OF any
measure. The matter Of the enactment
Of an antl-prze fight law has narrowed
down to political row between the adj
minlstration and anu-admlnistration
crowds and the Florida Athletic cub
has been relegated to the rear.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
DICKINSON APPOINTED.
Made Temporary officer of the Northern
Pacific In Washington.

Tacoma, Oct. Judge Hanford this af-
ternoon appointed G. w. Dickinson, as
sistant general superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, general officer
of the road for Washington state, with
instructions to report directly to the
court. An order has been issued
Division Superintendent McCabe direct
ing all employees to obey the orders Of
General officer Dickinson, and that ali
moneys be turned over to him. Judge
Hanfords action Is the result Of the res
ignation OF the receivers filed with him
yesterday and today's appointment Is sup
posed to be temporary, pending the ap-
pointment OF receivers for this circuit
tomorrow or soon thereafter.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
PURCHASE OF TITLES.
Comments Of English Papers on Miss
Vanderbilts Engagement.

London, Oct. Truth says, comment
Ing upon the engagement between the
Duke Of Marlborough and Miss Wander
bilt:
British mammas and their daughters
win soon be clamoring for protection If
all prizes In the marriage market are to
fan to american dnmsels; the mania for
title inherent In Anglo-Saxon is in vain
to contend against, but is "a matter some
what serious to the United States. That
country must he a great loser through
the accumulation OF its wealth crossing
the ocean, and the United States will do
well to manufactured coveted title at
home for its wooden nutmeg that is easily
bought. The existence Of titles, 1t is true,
Is not In accordance with the simplicity
of Republican institutions, but In view OF
the heavy drain. this might be overlook
ed, and the parents OF any girl might be
allowed to buy her a title, say for f2OO,-
0OO
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
SPANISH YoLuNrEnRs.

Madrid, Oct. 1.-Volunteers to the num-
Der OF 2,2OO men presented themselves to-
day for service in the Island OF Cuba.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02

coRBETT IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, Oct. 1.-James Corbett and
party arrived In this city at $3.50 today
and the champion went to the National
Park, whore he and his brother Joe np-
peared In game of ball. Corbett did
not take any chances while at the bat.
He injured one Of his fingers slightly in
catching thrown ball. The party left
at l0:SO over the Southern Railway for
Atlanta,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
wARsHIP wRECKpp.

Havana, Oct. 1.-The wreck OF the Span
lsh warship Chrlstobal Colon has cast a
feeling OF intense gloom over the govern
ment officials here. There are none too
many Spanish vessels in these waters at
present and the loss Of the Christobal
Colon via be keenly felt by the govern
ment at this crisis.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
cHoLDRA RAGING IN YOKOHAMA.

san Francisco. Oct 1.-The steamer
city OF Peaking arrived today from China
ana Japan and went Immediately into
quarantine. When she left Yokohama
Choiera was raging there. II is feared
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
wooDs. TnE srAaE RoeerR.

Roseburg. Or, Oct. 1.-After hearing
the evidence in the case Of Elda Woods
charged With. Stage robbery August IS
INT. the district attorney moved to dis
f'.ss the defendant for the present on this
c. Irge. Woods ls also he'd on a charge
OF roDblDg the mails Preliminary hear
Ing VIII be held tomorrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
MARKET REPORT.

Liverpool. Oct. 1.--Wheat-spot, quiet:
demand, poor; No. red winter, IS 2d:
No 2 red spring, stocks exhausted; No. 1
hard Manitoba. IS Sd; No. l California.
IS Sd;
Portland. Or. oct. i.-lwhsat-vailey,
l9c; Waiia Wa1la, 46c.
San Francisco, Oct. 1.-Hops-507c for
new.
: New York, Oct. 1.-Hops. dull.
Liverpool. Oct. n.IHcps-at London,
Pacific Coast. n 15s.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
NEW RAILROAD.

Salt Lake. Oct. la special to the
Tribune from Cheyenne. wyo., says:
Articles OF Incorporation were filed
here today for the California, Idaho and
Montana railroad Company, which pro-
poses to construct q road from Butte,
Mont, to San Francisco. The capital
stock Is $3O,OOO,OO0.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02
THE BIG FIGHT.
Nothing to Prevent 1t II the Indians
Consent.

Washington, Oct. 1.--Secretary Smith
was asked today IL he would take any
steps to prevent the Corbett-Fltzslmmon
fight taking place in the Indian territory.
and replied that II an attempt was made
to have the fight take place upon any
reservation which is directly under the
control Of the interior department ana
not set apart as separate by the govern
ment he most certainly would prevent 1t.
He knew nothing, he said, that would
give the department authority to prevent
the fight on lands controlled by the five
civilized tribes II the Indians consent.
If the Indians Of the five civilized tribes
or amy nation Of them should call upon
the government to prevent the fight,
then the department would prevent t.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-02

the disease VIII linger until late in the
winter There are no signs OF abate-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
New YORK .rEarNctS.

New YoEk. July 2i.-llour closed stea !ier
winter wheat. low grades, s2.1Usj.iU DO. itir
so fancy. S3.3Ja5Su; do. patent, >IUUas "a
minnesota CLEAR. .2."uH32J, 90 patents
S3 sUni35 low extrHs, - 5UsJ.lU. city mills
$Il5: 90 patents, =i.tU. southern llour
dull aud csay, common 10 ia!r extra -. 20
800; good 10 CHOICE, DO. c3uUaJ 10
Wheat dull ana hell hiEi.tr No. .. reIstorc
and elevator, ,3ic; Aho.t. ,G.uiic. migrated
red, 74a5ac. no :. red, 81: Corn. ,avcc
Lrmer ana higher. NO =. 4asc, elevator;
81 c. Rhoat: unBraded mixed, 56!n3s.r.
steamer mixed, o,.uoo ,ci No =, 454uiglc. Oats
puiet ana strong. 80 =. 1S!G!S e; No white
slAc: mixed Western. 2"n &c; white do, s.
a3gic. Cut meats, 4u.etnnd stronS :. pick cd
bellies &C nsAcG. shoulders. &c, Hams. 3! ,luc:
snlddIes nominal; short ccar, $3.50. Lard
Duet ana about steady: Western steam
sO % city, so.25 Pork closet STEADY; mcse
&l2.25al2, IS. extra prime. nominal. Cotiee-
siIo, trm and iaivly active, No Z, lo!c. sugar
:, Naw closed fairly Gct.vc and tirm; iuir re-.
Dung. &c. Refined. fairly active and irm;
on a, 4.a4sc; mould y, Il-lOaii: standard
\, 7-l6n4sc; cut loaf, l-lGao.c; crushed
b l-lGn5;c, granuiaicd. 7-lUai.c.
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4 TLANrlc AND pAyvILLE RAILWAY

SCHEDUI.ETN Eject MARCH l7TH. 1895.
Leave ship e.s Compress Wharf. daily W. ii m
West Norfolk, "a 5 Il Tor Bufalo Ii Ia i springs
IsnVie, and al Intermediate stations; arriving al
Buhalo l.ith springs at 800 y IA; DaAville, S:gi
3 IN. Leave Norfolk $50 p M, West norfolk 5:4J
IA. Leave lawrenC, willie daily except SGndayl
at SEQ Ia aTriy'n" nj Danv'llc ~ ~: lam,
connection made az Danvillc and Jeflress juno
ton for all points In the Southern Railway SYSTEM
al lennistou Junction Tor Durham, south Boston
and all points on the DurhaG! Division OF the ~
& ". r. l..
Srr coming Sruuays.
Pullman Sleeper, ieineen panvilIe, AshevIle
Atlanta Augusta Mcniphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale aud baggage checked At Wakes
Agency Compamy's Agency at wharf Norfolk
W v. 81. Williams hgcncy, I".isnonih;
w II. Taylor
General Passenger Agpr.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
July %, 1895.
ARRIVALS

AMI v Ais
Schr Annie f Reynolds. HILL Baltimore,
With coal.
>chr Emma Virginia, Scott, washiugtou,
light.
Sohr Jennie Hall Baltimore, light.
Nehr Sedonia Curley, Curley. Washington,
with plates
Schr May Thompson Washington, light.
Schr y d Fields, Baltimore light
Schr 4 / Cohn. lamos. Bait III re.s.ight.
Schr y G lownG. Gladden. light.
tug |. Luck enbach. William en-, New
Eo-k. with barges Heicon ant OF, Of Al
ianta to WA Lamb Co. and one barge, TO
Newport.News.
MEMORANDUM.
CAPE HENRY. Va. July ~ -I2 M.-Cloudy.
Northeast wind; II miles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
sehr en- E Greeley. Ives, Providence
with Goa
Sehr John Lime |, Handy, Boston, with
coal.
larges y & Nos snd s, Providence
with coal.
Barge Daniel Tenney, Boston, with
ooal.
Barge Macauley, New York, with COAL
SAILED.
Bark Elmirandn, Duncan, 81 Lucia, with
coal.
schr Willie Hall, Dooye. James river
light.
schr J IL Meredith, James river. light
Schr Hattie L Giles, Stone. James river
light.
Schr + Irwin, James RIVER. light.
Sehr Harry Landell, Crowley. Albany
>shr v u Hilton. norner, New York.
with lumber
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
Live Stock nInrISct.
Mnrket--hrnl.

BurcnEE's CArrLE-Extra fat steers, from
l,OOO to LAO lbs, a4,c. h.; fair to good
steers. from s0J 10 ! ,2O0 lbs, 3luic h.: fair
Good steers. from 100 to 30 lbs. 2a3tc H.:
common rough steers, from 900 to 1000
ID. 2a2Ac, ID; lat heifers, from 100 to
l,NUO lbs, 3a3. C. ID. common rough heifers.
from SU0 to 900 lbs. l.aic. ID: common to
FAIR cattle. 2ia3c. lb bulls. "a! ic. 10; fat
cows. 2nAc 10. mich cowsS SIS to IS, per
head; goo ordered oxen. 3u4c.
BULLs-Good extra, from / 900 to 800 lbs.
2a2 c. 10: few extras, Sc
Hoes, lIvE--Choce packing and butch
ers 100 to 200 lbs, Ia4 c. H.: small size,
100 to 10 his. 3in, C. 10. light pigs, 3in,c.
SHEEp-Good prime. 3n3 {. ID; common
to fair butchers'. 2s3ic. ID: rough and seal
awaSs, 2a2!c. ID; butchers sheep, Sa3lc.
ID.
CALvEs-Good, 3lailc. h.; yearlings, 2a3. c
lb.; common yearlings, Ease ID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

sDaily B-Breakfast D-pIupcr s-Snnnnr
no :! connect at Weldon with a. {. Line FULL
III On E,,e"leiS Portsmouth, TO to Atlanta. Ga
On Mondays Wcdnesdays. and Fridays CON.
meets at franklin with steamer. olive for Eden
ION snd landing on the river. Connects at
H"'oIFh with Southern Railway ior Asheville. ~
Il. Il. va Wv ~ '"
No i02 aud 81. Ncslibule Limited TlaIn No
extra fare Weldon TO Atlanta Pullman Sooner
portsmouth 20 -il1uia, ia. onncts uirecily az
Atlanta, with " and y. Il. Il for Chattsnno1.a
Nashville, and AL points West Connects with A
aud W J.. H. Il. Tor Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARl;INE.
no. 10, Atlanta suecial 7.3ha
mo. IS. Mail and Express $50 pan
FOR iicke'N Gud naegage checked to all points
South and southwest, sleeping car reservation and
Z neral inormat on, call on or address W. v Il
Williams 81 High slie.t. Portsmouth. "a.
4. J. ANDERSON. J. w BROWN, Jr.,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket hgt
L. ST. JOHN, JOHN II. wiNDER,
Vioe-PreSident General Manager.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Go.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND SiiGuT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT MAY S. ls95
LEAVE NORFOLK.
hk nj. daily, except Sunday Portsmouth
liigh street 7;30 .. M Arrive at Phiis
deiphia 5:52 p. M; Now York at 1888
LEAVE NORFOLK.
C:io p. m. daily Portsmouth, High street bIs1
arrive q Philadelphia $40 a. NIL New
ARRIVE AZ NORFOLK.
BOO a. N. daily, PORTSMOUTH. High etrest, Gl0)
leaving New York D. ~; Philadelphia
,AERlVE AT NORFOLK.
500 p. m. daily except Snnday-( tn,
High street, s.l5 p. M. leaving New
York at $ a. n. Philadelphia, 1910 e. IN.
,,ns sc connection made with all rail and SOU nd
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, Philadeiphia aud Cape Charles Pull.
m2n Bullet and rarlor Cars on day trains bet Ween
Phiiadelphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
e Wakes Aqsncv. under Atlantic Hotel. and IN
IT. -rtaHv,~-- ". - g
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

BALTIMORE, July 2i.-Fiour closed quiet;
Western superhne, - 5Ua2.l5: Wes,eru
eAtIa. S2.S0a3.ai 10 Family. s3.J a. 10: VIM
ter wheat patents. :jijaJ -, spring DO s3. 20
az. ~. 80 straight. ;. 5Ua3.CU. Wheat inset
lied ANA higher; No .uI. G9.a.Uc; steamer
No led, UO.AHtC. southern wheat by sul-
pie. 1ua7=c; do on grade. c.ai.c. Corn clio :. Il
Grmer; No mixed. ~ & bid, Southern whit.
corn, sc; DO yellow. 5jc. oats, cIus-I
sue; and steady. NJ white Western
&c asked; No. mixed Western. SOC ssAed
PROVISIONS closed urn; mess pork, SIS o.
bulk shoulders sc. short rib side. 7,c
clear sides, 1tc; sugar On. cd shoulders Sc:
hams. small. lie, lurre, il.c. Lurd. retined,
&c Corfue closed nrm, No Z. l0c. Sugar
strong; grsuuIUted, 9t.IU.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
Ras> OLDD0A|NION STEAMSHIP
49, COMPANY.
Y FLOR NEW YORK.

DASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
/ from Norfolk ON MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D.
NEsDAY THURSDAY and SA'rjI:piY at 7 'ii y.
ni. from New YORK. on MONDAYS. IuE-DANS
WEDNESDAY :, THt ESDAI> at 3 y. IN, SATUR.
DAYS, : p. H.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare including meals and s;aterooin bcr,n..s $ %
faie' round tap limited TO thiry days. - U.
ForticEets anu reservation OF stat rooms apply
Office ~ wha:.
For ECIIMOHD Ship. leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY y. IN. ana leave Neupor, News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY, evening, arriving a:
Richmond the next morning.
JI,sE >"iir:n'IE OF STlAMrRs
, NorihWm rtoH' Luray. AceomaoE, Euola and
iis OF Misnl, sa.ng daily, eIeeHt sunday.
EoN Oi.u i'ns>t-At &, 6: mud ms,
m aUd q p. 10; rartsnlo' H. 8 G.i5 and 100;
am 800 D. a. bay Line WI arr, N,.folk at SO,
ami il;iU =. IA. aud 80 J.. ~.
FOX iltNPTOS- AT his n. m. ana Az
p M: Ray Lihe, 1880 and q 50 D. m; Portsmouth,
al iOui Il. IN. aud aO5 Il. MI
,snn ri:u roiss NEWS ANDSNIIH
EsEID AT 2aJ r. Ia; Portsmouth 2:I5 o. M (:
Fay Line wharf, - =. NJ.
FOri FAST AND WAEE: RIVERS
DAILY, except sunday. leaving Company's wharf
at G:3N Il. IN. Portsmouth. G:i5 A. IN. Bay Linz
,Ox IrAts. am POauDSiN uIy-
ats ionchng i Old Point. leaving Comrany's
wharf tain "'Cr.i sunday AZ - n. m; Portsmouth
u:i5 y m. Ia. In Wharf Norfolk, a. 6:3u 4, m
returning neA1 uay.
FOX >t:It...N tttNEt-Tuesiny Thurs
dfy and saturday. nom EninpInys mari at o. .
nj; Portsmouth o-5 IA; Ray Lane, Norioik am
FOR NA>SI MOND ItlVrI. Ann
>tifOlA-At !. m; Portsmouth, $40 D. IN
connecting at suffolk with :. Rui {. Il. /:
IlFreignt Tor Mathews. Back, PoQuosIn Ware
Severn ana NaiscHond rivers mast be prepaid
aOIk sEb CAROLYN ,tlyls.ON- For
morJ y. hN D. l--Slcamer AIhcmar lelv.s
NOrIo!g Tor Washington. y. C., Mondays az A. IN
Inuf davs AZ 4. l.carr ing freight aud pa :, ca
rc's for Washington and points on ths Tar Puugo
aud Pamhco rivers.
Freight for Newbern. y, C., received at N. and
E. K. L. depot.
Freight received daily. except Sunday, Mills
M. n Il. CROWELI.,
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

NO. 70 Daily, connects with A. {. L. train % tos
~. lO'i Daily except sunday makes close cop.
h'et'oh ~ Hobgood for Wgshington N c. Kins-
ION, y. Z. plymouth: n. c. and ali Eastern Caro-
tram 80 Tor all point, South a. y L.
rams arrive ct Norfolk COS p. H. daily. Also
NJ i"-o II. Ia. daily except SUNDAY
az, nbasSags checked at company's Norfolk wharf
sc Main street. SeH'
For tickets TO a.! points South, sleeping car
reservation and general iniormatonn call On a.,
address J. 4. NEuGEBAUER.
Passenger aud Ticket agent
JAMES T. MAUPfN,
General Forwarding Agent
T.. NJ. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SERtEL., AsSA"
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 NE
L CLARENONr, NEWPORT NEWS and James
river landings direst by dayliaht-virsinia Navi-
leaves Clyde's Wharf Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY ut s.. M, touching
at Portsmouth, old Point Newport News go,ag
m, CONNECTING " tn ali evening trans. Fare Ia
Richmond si,Su; fare 10 Richmond and RETURN
much che iptr tina 10y any other rauto tS Mch-
,nond. Petersburg. waverly, Hcksford and ststiohs
via Richmond. Tickets Tor sae 1T tIckes sGeseits,
OF Wake & Son, II Brandt an5ton board stsamss
So Freight received daily, Sunday efespsss, -
'.h''oN' n7n''" r''nn'S:.,e ", - -.Annr1p