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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
WESTWARD.


tDAl y except sunday.
No. J, Cincinnati and 81 fouis limited daily
WRn RAZOR ar Old Point to Clifton Forge aud
J imah aieeIe5s Gordonsyie to Cincinnati and
~, a'onls. Meals served on dining car west OF
No. ., +. +. v, daily, with Pullman old Point
10 Hinton and i"llmsn Sc,ping Car Gord0HsVil.c
~ Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars. Connects at ,Covincton. Va. for Vir-
Ens hoi Springs. No. makes local stops east oil
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and $50 =. NJ
FOR further information apply TO
Z T. BROOKE Passenger Agent,
G 40. Ticket Office, CRANKY street.
Under Atlantic Hctel.
JOHN u. Potts,
DiviAion PASSENGER Ageut
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BALTIMORE. May l5. Flour closcd quier:
Western suroruie, - S5a2.5 80; Western
extra. -. 55a3uU do family, .i.laa3 ~: WIZ
!er wheat patents, :5,GOa3.Si. spring do. 81. 50
400; 40 straight. .Gpa3sc. Wheat closed
null. No > roo. Gsatsi c; steamer No re l.
GiA65:c. Southern wheat By sample. 7OaIlc:
do Oh grade. tiaiUc. Corn. irm: NO : mixed
IS! 5j:c; steamer ul&cu 551c III . southern
white corn. 81, c, do yellow. 81 II re. Oats
CLOSE steady; ~ white Western. 37agIlc.
tn AR uemand. mess pork. 5li 40. bula
shoulders. nc; short rib sides 74c: clear
sIdes, 7ic sugar cured shoulders Csc. hams.
small liic. lar &, ia. Lard. rehned ,r.
Goilee. quiet, No T. l6alG.c sugar. firm,
grRnulated, 4 C.
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Ncw ,"rk 'Truch Market.

New YORK. May ll.-Strawberr;es
plentiful aud lower. Asparagus. good
supply and weaker. Cucum Drrs, IN
heavy supply and weak. Cabbages.
plenty, but fairy active. Beans. In
demand. Strawberries. Norfolk, quart.
IA &c; do North Carolina, fancy,
l3al5c; do do others, 4nl2c: do
Charleston, fair to good, l6a4Oc: do
do others, 5al5c; DO Florida. fair to
good Zoe; do do others. 3a9c. AS
pnfagus, extra, doXen buuchess
81 20; do do others. 25cgSl. Beets
FLORIDA. crate, Sl.5Oa2; do Charles
ton, 100 punches, $4.aj Cucum-
eers, Now Orleans, dozen, IOa
SOC; do. Florida, crate, Sla2:
do Charleston do, 81. 5On}. Cel
cry, New Orleans, dozen stalks.
25a15c. Lettuce, Norfolk. basket. .O.,
zoe; do DO barrel, 50cuSl.45. CAB
hages, Florida. barrel crate, el.al.25:
DO hhrIeston do, $2.j0a3.n do North
Carolina do, $2.a2.i0: do Norfolk, bar
rel Sl.a2. Pens North Carolina. basket.
3UcaS2.5o; do do crate, 50caSl. 70: do
Charleston. basket, 5ncnSl: do Norfolk
do, 81. 15a2.2 %. Striug beans. Florida.
wax, crste, 5OcnSl.2J; do 40 green do
41af 3c: do Char eston, WAY, basket.
-. 2on2.aO; do 90 green. basket, s..
squash, Florida, white, crate, 2Oa4Or:
90 do yellow, crate 2ja5Oc. Tomatoes,
Florida. carrier. SCAT; DO Kew West
do' 81, oOa2.5O; do do crate, 5CcaS2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

Beautiful weather in the cotton belt
yesterday.
United States ports received $685.
bales cotton against 4.70i bales Inst
year aud 1880 bnies III 1892.
Livepcol future market advanced |
to Hiths, closing quiet ana steady.
New York future market declined 3
to points. closing easy. August, 90
to t.63; October, 60 to Go. Sales.
63 800 bales.
New Orleans receipts for to day are
estimated ut 1900 bales, against Cos
bales last year.
Stock at the FIVE leading interior
towns have lost =. 100 bn!es. against
,','oi bales last week and 1888 bales
lant year.
Bar silver in Londoa advanced ID,
30. per ounce,
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Cotton NIirllcix.

NV Y7NK Nay u 7 o.ton fllnrea
,losed easy; MIddlius eulf &c: nit
lling uplan -. &c. sales, Gs 500 b. o.
NAV, 5s. June. u 81; July. ga; August.
6@: eptcmber. d -. October, q 81: Noveln-
per i a December.6 u; Jsnutry. . So feu-
!nniy, IS March G9i.
l. yrnPool.:May l5.-l2sO p Motion,
luetaud prices unchaug d. American mid
ling. 1873 q. sales 50 y bales American.
1900 bales. spe, ulst oaulA { port $40 bales;
ieceiyts, 200 bales. ala American.
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no ~ IaiiN connects with i. G L. train % for
~. l'' D'ily except SUNDAY, make, close CON
E'ctiou - liotrood Tor Wn.hlmrinu. n g. Ei,,"-
ioh, " . iAnoain y. =. and xli Eastern CaIo.
nh" p"h'- NJ o Rocky Mount with A.C T.
IRA 80 i"t all points south ."
'iAnS "rIi'" 20 Norfolk COS p. IN. daily Also
T" Nv 20 a IA. ally, .Nc"lt sunday.
and "l-o nj ticc %; Passenger and Ticker Agent
- Main street. '"''
or t,'l,ys I" al p'inis south, sleeping car
reservation and genera iniormatioun, call on or
address j. a. NEUGEBAI ER
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUFfN,
General Forwarding Agent.
T. VI EMl.i,SON
G. " SIR Ell. "N"''
Geneisl anager. Norfolk.
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4 rLANwc AND pANvm.i.r RAILWAY

sCnEpuLEIN EFFECT july In. 1877.
eve stirpcrh' compress wharf Norfolk, daily.
I1ay We 2, Norfolk dill. ni5n.n
For Iauv.Iie uui All int nc,list. sto,Jor, or
tiSiig ~ banvlllr ~ = - .. ,i
Lea Norfolk, t.1Uu H.
Leave W - Nuro.L ..lI T. m
f"r l:Awren,er lie aud Intermediate roirts ar.
iINlHc l1Et' me lie az % o.. IA.
l.H'" l.awr,utcNille daily except Suudayl AZ q
o. W., arriving nj awhile - ~ -. uI.
onh' ciior m"ic ~ lauNiil- .ud leircss June
non All polnls III tie southern Railway system:
n cnni'ton junction i"r Durham. outh l;astnn
ann az roints On The Durham Division o; the y
Pullman SLEEPER, leiwecn panvilc. Ash.viro
Atlanta Aug siS Mwuphi, and New on csts
Iiclets on sale anu haI che i,cj Ji Wakes
Agency, oiut any Agency at Nhnri Norfolk
". V. II. Williams Ag,ncy, Iort,mou,h.
w H. TAYLOR.
,, General Passenger Asent
ClIAS O. ilAINES SLIcrInt. n..-...
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GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
10. Is Water street. Norfolk. Va

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL and all
klnus OF machinery OF the most improved
patterns. Also repairing at the shortos;
non 6. Particular attention TO steamboat
work. nUNAL'S PATENT BOILER TUBES
FEREULES are the only perfect remedy
for leaky boiler tube3. . hey can be iusor, ted
III few minutes by any engineer, and are
warranted to stop loaksA
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Vt u VI III TNfINItN,
NnNinLK. Nn.. NiAY IL lSnl.

N0NtOLk, Va. My II. 800.
Beaboari Air-l.ine la lrold For Norfolk
- "les; other points 81 bales total o.
,ales.
Noi folk and Southern Hai!road-For Nor-
oils bales
Norfolk aud Carolina Railroad For Nor
'olk, bales other points, II bale; total.
10 baio'
Atlantic and Danyille Railroad-For Nor
folk, bales,
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CnIcAGo. Nav l3.-lhe leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat closed Ii CHER.
Corn closed higher. oats closed lower.
FORK clio Ell irregular.
wHtAr-M MAY. $50; Juiv.Git 6it; Sept ambrr,
6iiR6ii. tlosing-Alay. Gil, July, g.. Sep
TENDER. Gj.a65i.
Cons May So; July, 80 aiO.: September
oil. Closius-May. So: July. 6l.al; ep-
TENDER. 81.
oNs- May. 2Sl; June 2S ,n2sl; July. PSI.
Closing May Is June. ISL: July. 2N:.
PoRH--luy. t2.2O; Septt mber, II -. Clos
ing-July. l2l't; Sep e.mler l!.3T'
lAED-iuIN, ca; September ~ 2l. Clos
ing July. 60. september G.g6.
RIBS July. 6.l5; september, $50. Clos.
ing-July. G..J; september, i 3.
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Palmer Il rro.r. ouo,n,,o,s
Special Di'pat,h to the Nirginian.

I7'TV'"' IT f''6 u 70 IIt NIrIlnlAn.
NEW loEk, May -. wberries.
fancy, l2c@l &c; prime. 9c@ol2c; cab
base. Sl.OO@S2.0 90; lettuce. barrels. soc
% Sl.23; peas, half barrel baskets, $I.75
~ -. 20. pALMEE \ EKnSr
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Southern white. firm anil wanted,

50c.
OArs-Steaiy; Mixed. CSC; white, 42c.
Mill tEEn- Market steady; Bran 3Is 5Oa
TAU, shipstni or mid tlincs. Sl9.00al9. so:
meal, white boitei. per 50 lbs. $50
No. l IimotAy.. Sli.60; No. 2,
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ThE NORFOLK, ALB. MAELG AND ALLAN
TIC EAlLROA co
y. "a. ", H nrm, Recciver.
TIME IhHl.E No. . IN EFFECT SUNDAY,
AlhlL u, 1873. AT O, 10 * Al NJ.
.iANi NoNtolB.
G:5Oa III, p'!i' except SuHday. Mixoj
.:25 IN. Daily, st1.s OILY It MaIntsyill.
T. mah1v aud q .r,ua. Nv
$40 D. M. Daily. Lou ! ir,ss
';-oPm' pa.y except sunday Local. Ez-
i.:oop m Sunday only. Ioc. Express.
"'"p' H. bSi except sunday. Through Ex-
AVE NIEGISIA REACH.
''S III, Dniiy cNtcrt sunday. Soy only
~ 'e"' /" nuo.,,n ana KcinIs-
'l5N M Daily except sunday Local LIZ.
100 am. Suuda. only Local Exprc,,.
10 pm, iaIy .eIt sunday Mitei.
%o IN. aiy' Ih'o"sh LN.re,
"' h py no1 ,.' a, 'ce'n"' lynn
pm $50 ny ""r. Local Express.
90 T. a. nai & p u.da Local Ex-
rams s'or"li ga ,isnaI q, intermediate
THROUGH Eyrr.,, rr ri"n
i" "ii,ty6nnf minHt's' Local E,prcs. Trans
IAcns.,t c., attached to an Passenger ,raia,.
BIZ. HOLLAND,
''eh't" superintendent.
NORFOLK ASH OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IN EFFECT MAY
Isl. 1872.
Ie"N' .'oi'''k. Leave occen View.
80 90 3" ~ t.lj a. M.
ga m. IlaDn II,
i ~ ~ so q.
'j.3np IN. G1jp ,n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1880 q M mDon -,
$40 r. Ia coo q. =.
Saturday. rnly
On tr.d lca'ilS Norfolk at I.i5 auI 200 n. m
anu SEGA View at 6.ij T.. M, tlr fare wiIl be- :
,ls 'a'h way. al "ihcr trtiiS 10 cents each Sny
trains stop Al the tollowin, s;at..us. Princes
anne ""nu. IierHr. Fronts, Buyzard. Ncck
h""u ~ r,""',. GA lurm Il al. hillpott's Cro.s-
club stViioas 80 = '"" al
IL. J.. fNsE, w. A. BAEIIVT T
sec ~ anu lrta' uon'l M'Er.
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A. RIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAI. AND EMPRESS daily (c,ccpt Sunln,, ut
- y. ~. aud IN rcSS daily tcxcert Supdavl =, IL
m connect With all rail aui steam line, at Nor
iolS ior Tie North. lac and West. Passenger STA.
t'"t OF Of East Maiu street. Norlok and West
'fn depot r., ia "' .,rsr.D
EAST GN CARUlINA DISPATCH. FAST
T. FREIGHT LIN hSpOI.b DOMINION LINE
hel"ten u Points North and last via Norfolk and
Carol IL
freight received daily u % IN aud for
warde1 rrpwptiy at low rates
I hrtn'r inform ton Apply 10 the General
Ollie OF tho \. :. Il. t. 80, Nori"'k, Va.
IA. HtbGIN-,
NJ. X. KING,
General Manager
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
DENSEp SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1894
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pa y Il Breakfast B-p Dinner s-Srrpcr
'.. ~ '"rueoi at Weldon with e. Line Iu-
"'l ,,t- 'i' foit.in" TIA Q" 10 Atlanta. Ga
VIZ. NJ may Ntinr-dRys and FrtdAy5 o0u.
80, ~ iankIih with steamers Oiive ior Eicu-
10Y 'i RI NJ on the river. Con cots 1T
+: L '''"'' On 'Nc W ~ -
NJ 80 aud a. Ve.ibule Iiui,,d T,aip NJ
cara i'ir Weldon to Atlanta. rulmau e.trr
T. I.-uuutii to ta to- onnr,, 49,, a., NJ,
ht+ni' WITH and Il. h"r Chatham oga
N-.ull 20, ana q plIuts W,st Comets win A
and W =. Il Il: Tor VI Hills MONTGOMERY. New
Orleans and all points Southwest
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or ElCllMuNp. PETERSBURG. Olplo N.r
. CLAREMONI. NEWPORT &Ew> and lanes
nNet landings direct by daylight Virginia Newt
CATION t'niisnv' Lie ant : ane. i'l VA.
ltaNc. 'ydc'- Wharf. Norfolk every TUESDAY
Illl kNI'AG and SiIt l;DAl AZ q m toucLiuy
NJ lrrt>niuuih, I'D roin. Newport News rUirs
ana iciutuiug, arriving al kI,LMouo nLoiti 2 r.
m connecting u a. evening TIA a.. Fare 10
iich:u"nd Stu fare 10 lgChuond aud r.turu
500 are to Richm nd s,tuid- '.ss 81 Tlcl.is
much Gu" nor tia by any other r.utc Ia Rich.
mOhd. Petersburg NaVtIly. l!i ksiord and stations
IN Atlantic and panvii.e railroad snt .ll points
via Richmond. Tickets toy sale at / cLrt arcr,i..
oi Naltc son, II lrNndt lj gu h0sr, steamer
~ Freight lcc,itcd uHiiv sunday .,ca,,.i lar
"!labo,c named points.
JAMES W. M,CAEKI X.
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Trhs rrcK MARErr-cLoslyd BIDS.

American Cotton Oil, az: American Cot
so" OF. ref, 81: American Sugar R"fn-
tr,s. llil; An erican Sugar i'etiue-ieS. pref,
t9i; Amor can Tobacco. !ui: American To
bacco, pref. 10; AtthiSon, Toncka IN
santa lie. ": Baltimore and Ohio, 81; Can
ada Pacific. 524; Chesapeake aui Ohio. Dc
Chicago and Alton, | %, Chicago. RUrlin--
Della aware and Iacknwanua. 81; Dis;iI-
ierS and Cattle tceicrs. 23i Erie. Il. Eric.
rref.. %; General Electric 3]l: III nois Cen
trail, 81: Lake Erie AMI Western. Ii Lake
Erie and Western. prot. III: Lake Suorc,
t7t: Louisville and Nashville. 20; | UuiF-
tIaton consolidated. Ils{: Memphis AMI
Charleston. lD Michigan Central 'nlS: Mis-
fouri Pacific. - Mobile and Ohio 2Oi:
Nashville and Chattanooga. ~; United
States oriuce, 81; United states Corjage
pref. :: New dorsey Central. SO; New
York Central lO; New York AMI Sew Eng
,ani. A.; Norfolk and Western. pref. ~;
pref, 25i; Northwest ri. "Tl: Northwestern,
pref. l42: ac!iic Mil. .Ga healing. o.;
Euck Island, IS It. Paul. St. st PAS, pre-
100; silver Certificates. CIR Tennessee Coal
huu Iron. "a: Yeuncsso" CoHi aud lrOn.Urei.
So Texa. acIhc. Is Union Pacific.
lGi; Wabash, s.. Wabash pref. IHt: Western
iuion. 81 Wheeling ant Lake Erie. Ii
Wheeling and LAKE Erie, prci. 20; alabama
class \, lU5; Alabama. class u. zee; Alaoa
ma class &. M: Louisiana Is leo. North
Carolina Is. ln2; North Carolina G's. l2i:
tennessee New Settlement 3s. 4: Nr-
rinia $. deierro 81. Virginia Trust lie
reipts.G Virginia Funding Debt. 59f; nited
States IL. registered il2l; United States A's,
coupons. ll3. United states Is. -: Sont l.
crn Railway IS %: Southern hallway
Common, al: Southern Railway Common.
pref, iOt; South Carolina As 1911!
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoRroIK Va. May l3, 1895.
Produce.

TouITBy- Chickens, old, 2sa92c; spring
Chickens. 2Oa35.
EGGs--Wholesalo. I1lc per doz.
EEESwAN .5c per pound
lhuCK-lrlsh potatoes Eating potatoes.
s2.J a2.GU per sack. ilaymaus, dull. 81. o.
!. 3; yellow, :lO0ai.2j. Onions, $3.50 per
bag.
.oCrHRnS FRUITS r. auanas, : GOAL % per
bunch: oranges Sorrento, per box, SO 40.
coeoanuts. :{u0 per bag OF 100; pinearples
Ease: oranges, 52.75.
- ain.
PFAs--Steady; Buck eve pcfs, $3.50
For bag Blaek. Slal.lO per Blu bel.
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u oANoIE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT ca.
Commencing TUESDAY, june 18th, 1895. Tbs
every Monday aud huisday ut a. m, for Baiit.
more and ave Baltimore, Pier No. 9& Light street.
Freight received daita ~,
TsloDhonoe ARs,A.
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I-rnnuIr ,iRrisct.
Amomg our Cn.,on Won.

Market steady; Prime. / &c; strictly prime,
&c; fancy. C: common. lal e; spanish. So
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'COHHERCIAL REPORT.
Nso,,cY LI.,rii.t
Rv sonthern Assoclatei rross.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Money on call easy
at J! per cent. losing at II per cent.
Sterling exchange Ii barciy steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4>53
aiS6! for sixty Gays aud l'd 81 for do
mani. Posted rates. rs iial57l. Commercial
Bills iSJniSlA.
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ENENlN ENrnE$S LEAVES NORFOLK 40
|. m daily teNcc.it sunday for ElizUbr h CIV.
tuontoh aud wdN-statirus. Connects at EliIaheih
. ~ with th' Etcarr' Ncusc Tue-day. Thursday
~" niuid1v N"whcrn. HuAuokc i.land ni 4
",Shcad l Y NimSlou aud G1 dShorro Vi, a. X
\. I Il. H.. ana tor Jacksonville Wilmington n
=. aud aIl slnLl0ns on The W. \. a \ 4. [:
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Merchants { Miners Transportation Go

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SAVANNAH.
Every MoNpAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIpA1
ut =. IN. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at sp.m
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including neals and saloon
''H 'opbl pcfth ...............,.,.,0 q On
second class, including meals and BERTH. , on
FOR SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at Dam.
taIe-Fint class, including meals and
iIfy-Sceohd class, including meais and
'''''''''' .'.'''''''......'........ 8 90
iciishable Freight sent vi, Providence. for.
W.fntd ny early train to Roston. and Ut the uapaa
f"ir rs ~ dttcrt steamers 10 Boston.
Icflshablc tIcigiHs not receive latei than $40
- Ill. on sailing days OF Boston ships; 5;3v sailing
uHys OF Providence Sims
Tor Iutther information anplv IN
r. II. WRIGHT Agent. Norfolk. Va.
4. h.. STEBBiNS, A.s't T,riH MGR
W, J.. IENLH, General Pas. Agent
j. Z. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager
General Offices, Baltimore, Md.
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Is. "a 4. srApoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SIiuE1 EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONiN II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MAY 8.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New mud powerful iron n lnco Shame,
MhaHlNGION and NORFOLK will loxye daily az
follows. '~'S "i' !"
NORTH BOUND
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=. in e above schedule gives passengers rtom thu
ir",t III Jay over OF Two hours and thirty minutet
Ia lux e'thiug before taking the steamer thu}
the NstlOn 1913 ~" ~"piA' u
Chesapeake Bay Oh the elegant steamers OF INIT
tompAny is unsurpassed. The steamers are GO ms
pai"tiveiy new, having been built in 1881 and ara
ht'eI up IN the most luxuriant manner witk
electric H. hts call bells and steam heat in each
room. me tables aye supplied with every delcacd
o. the season from the markets of Washington env
NorioE Tickets on sale nj b. & o. ticket ohice
n " g once at W. I. Wake end ce1npanyf
For further Information apply
.ro,..t b. J. CALLAHAN,
'eeHnVHc all Agent.
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's'is aytt..;irS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
~ fANN.
scMEprLEIY rrrEcr MAY 1. ,s,,.

NAIL AID IN. LS- LEAVES NoErrGK
Iny ieN ert Sunday ":l' Il NJ. for Elizabeth
,itE, demon, Mackeys Ferry. Roper pnnie.o
BrihaNcn, c. Connects at Edentoii with n &
H. X steiner rs i"llowH Daily except SuudayI
i"i fiymunth aud Windsor. IT. 'Ai TIIlili[
IA and SATURDAY for all landing. on Cnowan
rHcr "u MONDAN and FRIDAY 10: > upocrunn..
HNcf, AMI w r!NiSNNNS tor Salmon creek con,
meets AT lie haNcn with steamer Nireini, bate tor
NaEcicvNhlc. south Greek, Aurora, WaShiprt.u
ahu ihln'mtdi|te landings t"nncc. a al itc h
- VI - st'nui Ntw Aiuuity. M,dn, .Inv
ana Friday ior NCNb sc. y. e.. direct.
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ARRIVE.

80 80. Atlanta rec'al 7:30a m
no -. MSil aud Express pm.
or i'Ae aud baggage checked TO all points
Honth aud >onihw i, s.e, ping Te.ervaji "a and
ttia inform on, cal on OF adurcsS w. V H.
" llai. ]! Hum sire {. Ioit.tn month. e.
!. j. ANDERSON. !. w. BROWN, Jr.,
:, Ven. laSs. Agent. Pass. and TicSct Agt
l.. 81, JOHN, JOHN III. WISDEE
Nlee-ifCa!cen'. Gene al Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct sl.--The general term
Of the supreme court has sustained the de-
cision Of Judge Beach In the official ballot
case. This forbids the State Democracy
from having list Of state candidates
printed In the column with the local NOM
inees, under the emblem of rooster, the
State Democracy having held no state
convention. As originally planned, the
State Democracy was represented on the
official ballot with the regular Democratic
state ticket, followed by the State Democ-
racy's local nominees. The effect of the
decision of the supreme court will be to
put the State Democraoy's local ticket en-
tirely by itself, and to deprive the candi-
dates Of whatever advantage might accrue
through their names appearing in con-
junction with the regular Democracy's
state ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

nj OTICEt~ Sewing machines, all kinds from
In &6up. New $50 maGhinea red ueed to SIS
III md SO. Cash instalmeuts, departing
At lowest prices. Rookrelier's no 100 West
eth street, corner OF Shfpies. j25tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

EOR SALE or RENT-A new house on th q
II west side. rooms and bath, ali nonve-
n.eneas Would sxchahge fog small proper.
ty.Wm. q. TindaiL Sill ". 9th streets. 2i-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31
DuRRANr TRIAL NEARLY ENDED.


The Case WIN be Given TO the Jury Thia.
Afternean. ss,s. \.
San FRANCISCO, Oct si.--District At
torney Barnes yesterday appeared az the
central figure In the last scene of the trial
OF Theodore Durrant. He delivered what
Is considered In many respects one Of the
strongest arguments ever made to o jury.
Aside from being logical and convincing
in his discussion Of the testimony, he made
two or three dramatic by plays that put
severe test to the iron nerves Of the pris-
oner. The most impressive took place In
the early part OF his argument when he
spoke OF how counsel for the defense had
invoked the spirit of Blanche Lamont, and
voiced her thought by saying: Let him
60 free; he harmed me not"
While looking intently at the frame
bearing Miss Lamont's dress, which stood
near the jury box, and telling how through
the long days of the trial he had seen the
young school girl clothed In all her limo
cence and purity, Mr.. Barnes reached the
climax Of the scene. Turning upon Dur
rant, who was seated only three feet away,
the district attorney, with clinched fists
and In q voice of thunder, exclaimed: II
see her nowi There she stands behind
him at this very moment, not praying for
vengeance for her deep and remediless
wrongs, not for the laws retribution upon
her murderer, but with uplifted hand and
storming eyes, praying that God will mot
put 1t into your hearts, by the mockery Of
verdict of not guilty to set free this
monster to prey upon other souls pollute
with vile hands the unsunned snow of
other children and defy anew that god of
Justice whose ministers you are"
Durrant was the least affected person in
the court room, while Mrs. Noble, the
dead girls aunt wept silently and every
body else was thrilled with the impressive
ness Of the scene. Durrant sat stolid and
Indifferent.
The district attorney will conclude his
argument this afternoon, when the jury
will be charged and the fate of Durrant
placed in their keeping.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31
GOVERNOR CLARKE AHEAD.


No Busossds ~ Frevsntins HItxshnmens
From Hssehins Hss spriHgs-
TExARKANA, Tex, Oct. sf.--6heriH Dill
lard and deputies, Of Miller county, who
left Tcxarkana on the Iron Mountsin
cannon ball at 500 o'clock yesterday after
noon. succeeded In bagging the pugflistic
game they were after. Fitxsimmons and
his trainer was arrested by them and taken
OH their train at Fulton. They arrived
hero about 7;16 O'Clock, and the sheriff and
his Deputies with Fitxsimmons and Julian
under arrest, left Texarkana at 7,s5 p. m.
for Little Rock. The Associa n Press cor
respondent Intercepted Fitzsimmons and
Julian while they were here Both said
they were ready for the fight, but could
not say when or where 1t could take place,
as they were under arrest. Both appeared
In good humor although under arrest, and
said IL was useless to fret over such o
thing, as 1t was unavoidable on their part.
The trial Of their cases, under the warrant
Issued by Chancery Judge Martin, at
Little Rock, will be held today.
Sheriff Houpt, of Hot Springs, who
sought to carry Fitzsimmons and Julian
through to that city under the guise Of ar
rest, WAS lost In the shuttle when he dis
puted Sheriff billiards. authority. The lat
ter arrested him on the Iron Mountain
train, but when the crowd got off at Full
ton Houpt remained aboard, but got of at
Hope, the next station above, where he
telegraphed billiard that he was mot try
ing to get away, and would come back on
the first train and give himself up.
Sheriff billiard has been assisted by tho
deputy sheriff of Little Rock, and every
move has been made according to written
instructions from Governor Clarke.