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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-01
Increase of Suicides.

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Washington PostI
One OF the apparently inexplicab bic
phenomena of this eventful year, as
we'll as several preceding years, is a
very large increase in suicides, The
Chicago Tribune makes a specially
OF social statistics, collecting and
collating them with great care and
giving them publicity with prompt
ness unknown to official statisticians.
The Tribune states that 1856 suicides
were reported in the United States
from January l to June %. If this
ratio is maintained during the re-
naming half of the year there will
have been 5,512 suicides during 1895.
This would be 600 more than oc-
Cured in 1894, when the number was
1912. But even this increase is not
greater than the average for some
years past.
1t is suggested that some of the in
crease may be due to fuller reports.
consequent on improved facilities for
collecting and transmitting news to
the press, but, making all due allow
ance for that, the number is too
large to he attributed to any known
cause. In 1898 the prevalence of
suicides was attributed to the great
industrial panic, but that explanation
will scarcely hold good in the face of
the fact that, in this year of revived
business and restored prosperity, the
increase, if the present rate con-
tinues, will be LOO greater than in
that year of calamity.
OF al countries ours is the one
whose people should he most cheer
full and least inclined to get out of
the world. No other country is so
rich In opportunities; no other has so
many inspirations Of hope. And yet,
as we have seen, 1856 persons, in
Guiding even children, have taken
their own lives since the year began.
The list includes members of yarlous
churches and persons in possession
Of wealth, md, to all appearances,
happily situated. 1t presents a sub
ject that ought to be profoundly in
teresting to social scientists,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-01
As Others See Us,

Here is what the London eng
land) Daily Telegraph thinks of
American Congressman.
The United States Congress costs
$3,477 1888; the British Parliament
$46o,64O per year; the New York
Legislature alone costs nearly as
much as our Parliament. But don't
misunderstood me; the direct cost
IN money of the American Congress
and the New York Legislature as
stated in my figures is not half the
real cost. 1t represents but the Wis
ible and tangible expense, it does
not represent the far larger sum.
which is invisible and sheer-'boo-
die All, doodle; that means plum
der. At Washington the passing of
private bills is contracted for by
blll-brokers on the basis of-so much
money down and the necessary
number of votes shall be secured.
The official $4,000 per year of the
paid member is but a part of it's
gain; private bill jobs are done in a
business-iike way, per estimate, and
the business is as little blushed over
as extensive transactions on the
London Stock Exchange. 1t is just
the same with the holders of pub
lie Offices. The official salaries do
not represent the gains. This, also,
IS notorious and provable. Every
otfice-holder is expected to paw
yearly to the party managers a tax
levied for party purposes. One in
nocent, who had RENTED his quota
and had limited his percentage to
his official inc come, promptly receiv-
ed from headquarters an indignant
remonstrance. He was told that
the value Of his Office was not to be
estimated IN that way; the party
bosses were birds too old to be
caught with chaff."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-01

on the Goth of June, 1874, to date
from the LIST day of Decem Der, 1873.
In the enactment of this vast body
of law, which repealed all laws of a
general character that preceded it.
there is serious challenge made bv
the most active and eminent men IN
congress and by President Grant,
who signed the bill, that the blow
which destroyed legal tender silver
money was stealthy stab, delivered
in the confusion that attended this
great revolution in all the general
laws of the republic.
When the tables of our new law
were laid before the people and
they had time to feel and realize the
destruction that had been wrought
it was found that our Aaron-the
high priest OF fin nce-had not only
set up the golden calf and an altar
fer its worship, but he had so inter-
polated the law itself as to make this
wickedness legitimate.
THE GOLDEN CALF AND JOHN BULL.
The lsraelites were only five
months out of Egypt when a like
treason to God was perpetrated by
that Amounted high priest. Moses
was hid from view in the mountain
and they thought he was dead. In
that extremity they fashioned the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-01

Gus usurpation of the functions OF con-
Sress can hardly be imagined, and, il
the republicans in congress should do
their duty they would impeach him for
SO grave a trespass upon the jurisdic-
ton of the national legislature. He
will take care, of coarse, that he has
the old pretext. Gold has already be-
gun to go abroad. Soon it will begin
to leave the treasury. The newspapers
which are the instruments of the gold
ring will commence again the work of
disturbing the public mind. Then the
boards of trade and chambers of com
merce will be invited to back the pro-
posed bond issues with resolutions,
and then the foreigners who are hold
ing up the treasury will take further
heavy toll of the American people.
The patience with which the nation
regards the imbecility that cuts off the
revenues and the lawIessness that sup
plies the deficiency with unauthorized
loans is simply astonishing. If the
stupidest and most reckless statesman
ship could do worse than this its meth
cd of procedure can hardly be imag-
ined,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-01
100000. SOLD!
10000 GOING DALAI

40 oo1'N ever pahl.I.a in.,.,.-
weeks This bo,.s ,. .-.,, ~. 80
>aiion throughuutrt..5 81. 80
u q a rr'riaii"u #a tt. -,
question. and o., chang. --.,.. 10y
81 millions - raJ-rt-
The great Is.1, r.. "a
Amt riran people iAH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
CnItnN HlurIInIS.

NEW YORK. March 2G--Cotton. dull; mill
cling gulf, i 9-lic; mildling. 5-!6c. Fu
lures closed steady. March. Is ll:April. & IL;
May, ]: June. q Is; july, Ii; August. 6 IS;
2s December, 6 35; January, So Sales.
I6GsO0 bales.
The total net consolidated receipts OF cot.
ton reported from ali ports to-day were
:4.aOl bales exports to Great Britain
a1.2l' bales: to France. 100 bales: To Cont
Bent, 5,2G9 bales; stock 9l3.6iG bales
IlvEhrCoI. March 70. I2.3Op Cation
moderate demand at unchanged prices
American middlmg. C-32I. Sales y 0u0
Bales: American. 400 bales; speculation ana
export, aVO bales receipts. 2S.0DO bRles:
American. 23.l00 bales. Futures opened
easy.
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New york MARKERS,

HEw loEk. March 2G-Flour. Quiet and
e'en ~: winter wheat low grades, :I.gJa
NV; fair to fancy, sl.35a2.i5: patents.
g sOaj.O0; Minnesota clear, S2.25a2 60. do
patents, S3.2'ai 10; low extras. 81. 9Oa2 80:
mills. S3.35aS 40. Southern -four dull;
common to far extra, Sl55u2.75: goo TO
choice. do. S2.>0a3.2 % Wheat, fairly act!v
and lower; closing firm; No = rod. store and
81 vstor, GOc; ailoat, &c; ungraded red.
6'a6!c; No red, SOic. Corn, quiet aud firm:
no = 56c. elevator; 55!c. atioat: ungrs !e d
MIXED, 5ln53!c: steamer mixed. 51.aI ,c; No
= 4'4ais!c. Oats. duh and lower: No ?
%hite. SOC: No >, jSta33lc mixed Western
Ba:a35c white DO, 3ia4lc. Cut meats. uuiet
an strong pickle bellies. q u7c; shoulders.
h.a'sc; hams. S!a9c; middles. firm: short
clear a.a9. Lard. dull and c,sier; Western
steam, >72,t city. G.aGlc. Pork quiet AMI
hrm; mess, fl3.50al3. 20; extra primt. NOAH.
nal Gomez Rio, quiet aud firm: No :. lG!c
Sugar Raw. quiet and firm; fair refining
Hide; centritugas. 90 test. Be- refined.
firm aud quiet: on A. 3.a3!c: mould A.
3-iGai!c, standard a, 3l5-I6aitc: cut loaf.
!-i6aiic; crushed. 9-lGai.c: powdered
i-ihaltc Stanulatel, i6-lGaiic; cubes
q l-l6a4!c.
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baltimore vInri<cts

BAlTlMoht' Mar Il 20. Hour, firm but
quiet Western superlnc. :2.!O: Western ex
tra, s2.20a225 do Family. 42.65a2 81: winter
wheat patents. s3.00A3.2j; spring do Sj.6Oa
8. i. do straight $].35t3 50. Wheat. steady:
no rcd. 81 taGI,c; Steamer No red.
b.a5Sc. Southern wheat by sample Goa
&c: do On grade, 5S.a6l.c. Corn. easy:
m'Nei. 46.a5lc. steamer mixed, 1Sia4,c
Southern white corn, 43:a5Oi L.: do yellow. 10 Ia
IOlc. Oats. firm NJ = white Western 1910:
NO mixed Western. 3iin3 e. rro-
visions. steady; mess pork, 9I3 30; bulk
shoulders, &c. short rib sides 70: clear
sides, 10 sugar cured shoulders 7!r:
dam. small. lOtc large ln!c. Lard. refined
Be- Cohee steady; No :. lG!c. Sugar. stea Iy;
Sranulatea, i.2U.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.

NAIL AND EXPRESS daily except Sunday a,
20 y. IN, aud ExnrcsS daily tcncept sunday al If
4 IN connect with all rail and steam fines at Nor
fol-; torthc North, East and West. Passenger and
freight stations foot OF East Main street, Norfolk
and Western depot.
Il I FIR y CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
u FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between ell points North aud East via Norfolk aud
Norfolk and Southern Railroad TO Eastern North
Carolina.
Freight received daily and forwarded promptly
al low rates
For further information apply to the General
IL. G. HUDGINS,
II. L. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
PrhStNIOila.

FIsn-Mackerol, No .. IN kegs. $50; new
small. Sl2.5D: new. medium, Sl2.u0: No 3, in
KEGS, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe, 81. 7Ol
3.23; Eastern. in barrels. S3.5Ja3,75.
MISS PoRK-New, $1,000.
HAMs-Smithield.l iai1c.
BULK MEArs-Clear rib, Gic fat backs. &c;
bellies, &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cured, &c.
BAcoN-Shoulders, Tic.
BhEASrs-Sugur cured lie.
LARD Pure lard. SO, cases. SIC, tierces
compound; &c: tierccs, in cases. 6Ic
tHEESE-Cream. l0al2c; Western Dairy,
5aloc.
BurrER-New York State. dairy. new, 2lc;
fresh creamery. % c; Western. lGalsc
ktRoskNE Ou-Firm: liz degrees, 7ia7lc;
100 degrees, Siasic; Red $50 degrees, l0allc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27


Weather throughout the Cotton belt
clear and favorable for crop prepara-
ton aud planting
Eight thousand bales cotton sold in
Liverpool. Quotations advanced ! SOD.
Contracts closing quiet at previous
days prices.
Future contracts in New York de-
cllned q to points, closing steady.
sales OF l66, 500 bales. May, Gil to
q. Is; June, t.. ii to 6,15; August, CTS
to Is. 10; October, G.24 to Go. Spot
quotations declined Lice.
United States ports received o. 9Ol
bales yesterday. against $3.50 bales
last year and l., 235 in 1892.
Receipts OF cotton at Norfolk vester
day were Isis bales, against 1G9 bales
last year.
The five leading interior towns have
received during the half week as fol.
lows:
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WESTWARD.

Daily except SUNDAY.
y" I, Cincinnati and s. lonis Limited daily
whh farlor car, old Point to clifton Forge amt
iu!i"dn HIerpciS Gordoisv.llr TO Cincinnati and
81. i-oui. Meals served on dining car west OF
No 8. T. /. v, daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 ltinten and i'uiman Sleeping Car Gordonsyilir
10 cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
pihing tars Connecia at itnyington. Va. for Vir-
sini1 Hot Springs. No. males local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives AT Norfolk, daily, IL noon
aud $50 r. ~.
Tor luriber information apply TO
H. I. BROOKE tcaaengcr Agent
C. i o. Ticke, Office Granny street.
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN II. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.

New IonE. March 25.-Money on call easy
81 2a2l per cont: closing NJ q per cent.
Sterling exchange is iirm with actual
bushes i'll bankers bills at 4sSaiSSs for
rates. iS9af90i. Commercial bills, iS7a45TA
Government bonds closed firm.
THE STOCK MARKIr-JLosiNG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. q; American Cot
ton Oil. pref 72tai3.; Americ IN Sugar REIN
cries, lODj; American Sugar Rennerie,. pref.
bacco, pref. 10'; Atkinson, Topeka an
Santa Fo. 81; Baltimore and Ohio, So: Can
MIA Pacific. 3si; Chesapeake anl Ohio. lSt;
chicago and Alton. no: Chic 20. Burling
Son and Quincy, 7S,; Chicago Gas Trus
sli; Delaware anil LsckIwanna. ll'Distil-
Iers aud Cattle Feeders. i3!. Erie. 81; Erie
}ref., lSs; General Electric. 3jl: liinois Con
tral, 81; sLake Erie and Western. II; Lake
~; Louisville and Nashvill,. SIX: Louis
willie, New Alhany AMI Chicago. "a; Man
t"tt,n Consolidated. 1885, Memphis and
Charleston, ~; Michigan Central. -; Mis-
eonri Pacific. "A Mobile and Ohio. l7I
Nashville aud Chattanooga 10; United
States tordnge. 3: Unitel states Cordnge.
pre-. 81; New Jersey Central. 9j.; New York
Central. 95!; New York AMI New Eng
tan. 35!; Norfolk and Western, pref. l3l
Northern Pacific. 4; Northern Pacific, pref.
lGi; Northwestern, ~: Northwes tern, pref
3"7.: aciiic Nail, 23i Reading. Ii: Rock Is
land, GU: St. Paul. Oh st. Paul, pref, ll5;
Iron. l5t: Tennessee Coal aud Iron, pref.
20 asked; Texas Pacific. 10; Union Pacific
S0t; Wabash, 81: Wabash. pref. i4;::Western
Linton. sS.; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. l2i
Wheeling and l.aHe Erie, pref. 49, Alaba mn
class 4, l05; Alabama. class T. los; Alapgma
cas- G, - bid; Louisiana As. 100: North
Carolina Ia. 100: North Carolina IS, l27: Ten
ncssec New Settlement So. S4s: Virgiuis
Gs, deferred, 81; Virginia Trust Receipts. 81
Virginia Funding Debt. 5SI; United States
Ts, registered lil.; United states lie, cou-
yons. ll2l; United States rs %: Southern
Hallway So IS: southern Railway Common,
AT: Southern Hallway Common, pref, 3ii;
South Carolina .s. 1906.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

No ~ Daily connects with a. c. L. train - for
No, TO- Daily except sunday, mskcs close con-
ntction at iIohgood for Washington. n 4. Kius-
ton, y I. Plymouth y. G. and ali EASTERN Caro-
Iina points ALTO NJ Rocky Mount with \ C. L.
ira II - for all points South
Trains arriv" ~ Norfolk sos y. IA. daily Also
AT lu25 q. VI. daily, except SUNDAY
B"tTas checked at tompanys Norfolk wharf
and al@" NJ office OF Passenger and Ticket Agent
% Main street.
For tickets TO all points South, sleeping ear
reservation and general iniornatiuuu call ON mr.
address J. a. NEuGEBAUER
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES f. MAUplN
General Forwarding Agent.
T.. NJ. EMEHSON
General Freight and ia, sengcr Agent,
&. VI. SEktEL:.,
General Manager Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
Norfolk Cotion nlurnots,
OgFICE OF THE ElHGISiAN,
l.

E-''-' W
Seal GARD AIRLINE Railroad-For Norfolk.
GIG ba'es: other points, gs3 bales; total,
1,399 Eaes.
folk. bales; other points, 80 bales; to-.
tai. 81 bales
Norfolk and Southern Rsilroad-For Nor
foiS. so bales; other points, 1875. bales; to-
tai. 49, bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad. For Nor
folk, 40 bales, other points, l22.balos: to-
tai 5il baos.
Atlantic and ranville Railroad--gor Nor
folk, los bales.
Narlous Steamers-ror Norfolk INi Lalns
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
NEW ORLEANS Mo1Assrs-Quiet; Fair, 2Oa

NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs-Quiet; Fair, 2Va
200; Good. 3Gai0c: Choice, i5c.
fLouR-Marketcxcite and higher Western
Snring Wheat, Best Patent Family. 34.5l;
Mnter Wheat. Best Patent Family, Si.uo;
Winter Wheat. Choice Patient Family, 1915:
Choice Straight Family. S3.25a35 so; Good
FAMILY. $3.00a32 %; Good Low Family, -. T5a
300; Good Extra. $2.75; Fair Extra. 81 5Oa
SALr-Firm; Liverpool Fine. S1.12al.25;
G. A.. Gja75c.
RUE Milcd, 5aGci rice, in rough, 6laG5o
per bushel.
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Chicago !!arItcss.

OHlCAGo. March e6.--The leading futur IS
sanged ns follows Whoa. closed lower.
S , closed lower. Oats closed lower.
WnEAr-March. 81; May. 56!a56i; July.
6!|. C!osing-March, j3l; May, 5i.; July,
CoEx March, A; May, AZ: July, Al.
OA,s- May. ~: June. 2gI: July, 29i
Closing May. 2HyR2)l: June. 29S July. IS /.
May. l27o; July, l2.9l. Closing
MAY. 1873; July. 1850.
LAHr-May. 7.27i: July, 7.42S. Closing -
May, los: July. 7.l7l.
Rms May. Gas; July, CSC. Closing
Nay, CHS; July, go.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

tnaily' B-Brakfus, p-Dirncr. S-S,pro-
40, u eohEect at Weldon with a. c. Line l'ull-
man seeIerS fortsmouth to 10 Atlanta. va
On mondays. Wednesday. and FRIDAYS con-
,ce's az iansin with steamers olive Tor Eden
,Sn hhi iand'ng ON the river Con- cct> IT
haelrh with southern Railway for Ashcville y
H. H. VA ''4o " ~ =
No iO| and IL. Nesiibulo Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon TO Atlanta Pnll,nan S,eer.r
portsmouth TO Monroe, y, {. Comets directly at
Atlanta; with W and 4 X. K tor Chattsnnoosn
nashville and all points West Connects win 4
and W +. Il. i. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
mo. 1922 Atlanta spec al 7:3O IN
tNo. @b Mall an Express c: 20 T. M
FOR tickets aud haRgsge checked to ali poin;s
neral inIormston, call On or address g. v H.
Williams; 81! Nigh street Portsmouth, "a
j. }. ANDERSON. j. w. BROWN Jr
Gen. Pass. Agent, Pass and Tietct A Of
L 81. JOHN, JOHN ii. WIkDER
Nice-pTesidcnt General MANAGER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

pOAN0KE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT Co
commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1894. tho
steamers OF this line will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud huisday at a. IN for Ralt-
more. and lave Batimcrs, Pier No 81 Light street
rhaIt every tuesday and Saturday al p IN
Telephones, agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

T. OR RICHMOND PETERSBURG, OLD 70 nj,
/ CLAREMoMI. NEWPORT NEWS and James
CATION Conpany's Elegant Steamer POCAHONTAS.
leave, Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY .
At Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Richmond about p.
IN connecting win ali evening trains. Fare TO
80 fare TO Richmond secoDd-ci9ss, u. Tickets
mach cheaper than by any other route to Rich
mond, Petersburg, Wayerly, licksford and stations
on Atlantic and Danyle railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale ticket agencies
OF Wake II SOU, II Brandt and,on board steiner
rls-Frcight received daily, Sunday excepted, for
all above named points.
JAMES W. AcCARRICK.
Agent
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Merchants Z Miners Transportation CO

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. rRoNIDENCEAND SAVANNAH.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at - IN. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 5p. nj.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals ami saloon
a'S,iooih peft ....,........... % 90
second class nclndn. meals and hcrth , 90
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY n,
II. M. 80
l ragS-First class, Including meals and
bunk ....... ~ u a, M
fotishahlc Freight sent via Providence for
""ueu ny early trniu TO RosOn, aud at the Same
rate rs by direct steamers to Boston,
Fcri'hablc Frsghis not rcccivei later than 19O
j.. M on sailing days of Boston ships A. 80 sailing
days Of Providence ships.
Tor further Information apply to
Il. II. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk. Va.
~ H. STEiBiNS. Asst 1arin Mgr
W. T. TURNER General Ins. AGENT
j. o. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager.
General Offices, baltimore, Md.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
March %, 1896.
ARRIVALS

Sehr iennio L James, Skinner, Baltimore,
with shels
Tug W Morse. blizzard to Vim Lamb L
Co, tor coal.
MEMORANDUM
CARE Henry. Va, March 26.-l2 NJ
FAIR. Northwest wind; 10 miles. Light
CLEARED.
Schr Addio McFaddon, Stewart. Boston,
with lumber.
lumber.
Schr Wm HCoi. Providence. with coal.
Schr David Z Davis, Davis. Providence,
with coal
Schr Thomas A Ward, Lyman, Charleston.
with coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
TIE VEI.t:ssS, s:UIDi'.

THE NORFOLK, ALBLMAHLE AND ALLAN
L TIC RAILROAD co.
W wv ". ". N S1nr: Receivers
AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. l, 1885.
:.LAvE NORFOLK.
.:lOa III, plily e'c-pt sunday. Mixed,
9:25 n. Da ly. Ihrcugn express
1::25p IN. l,aily. Local Express.
80 y. IN. DAILY. 10 al Il press
6:s0pm M, Dai y except Sunday. Local E1-
Dress.
coop IN. Sunday only. Through EN-
rcsS,
s;45p. III. pai except sunday. Through
Express.
LTANE VIRGINIA BEACT.
c:sO n III, pr'ly exert Sunday. Through
Express
alj Il III. Daily except sunday. Local E4-
1O:O5 IN. SUNDAY only. Local ESpress
l:i5 pm Daiy except Sunday. Mixed.
$50 ? IN. ally. Through EN.rc,s.
I.@5 p M. Daily. 10, al Express.
200 pm Daily. Local Exptess.
Through ESIrs' Trains make tho trip in
thirty.hve minutes; Local EXPIRES, Trans
io'ty-fve minutes
A Chair Car attached to all Passenger trains
Seats % cents each.
b. I. HOLLAND,
SenrIM superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNoCK ROUTE
~ ON and afteT SUNDAY, December Seth the
every sunday ats 4 ~. for Tappahonnoctl aud 'ir-
termedate landihgs. Freight for these points ro-
ceived SATURDAYS For Landings beyond Nppa-
hammock freight received as usual.
MfRAEDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
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WRoLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK. Va. March 20, 1879
GrOCcrica.

torfEE-Stoady and firm; Rio. common,
17al"c Fair. l9A22c; Good, lIa22 c: Choice,
hJn25c; L"Suayra, 25c;Java 3ua3lc.
q, SfRuPs AID MoLAssEs Steady: Syrups.
2,right, lsa23c, Fair Grades, l6 a20e; Porto
Hicc, l6alsc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD CON-.
~ PANY.
scHEDULEIN EFFECT MARCH 1, 1895.

MAIL AND ENTREES LEAVES NORFOLK
daiIy EXCEPT sunday 9l5 a III. for Elizabeth
City, Eden'on, haokeys Ferry, Roper, Panteyn
BtIhd'en, etc. Connects at EisnioIi with y A
H. Il. steamer As follows: Daily Except sunday
for Plymouth aud Windsor. TUESDAY. IIIUEs-
rlNer, On MONDAY and FRIDAY ioT Scupnernonr
river, and roNI.SpA rs tor Salmon Greek con,
meets at he haven "ith steamer Virginia bare Tor
and intermediate landings
EVEN NJ EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
+. N. daily lexceat sunday for EliIabcth civ
I.denton aud way-,tations. Connects at Elizabeth
CITY with The steamer Neuse aud Newborn Mon
DAY. Tuesday, Thursday and saturday for New
bern Roanoke lsland aud Morehcad Ciiy, Kinsion
and Go dsborro Via \. x y. c. r. L.. and for
'Ack>onNhIe, Wilmington. " C.. and ali stations
on the ". y. Il y. II. Il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS, 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBEI: IS, 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
?:&0 a.im.-lhc Chicago ENprc.s-For
Petersburg. &c tc 81 ni % N a
and Washington. MISC sor
fynChbUr., ts0auoHc.
Ifad:"rd. ssiuctirid. Fo-
cnhunths. keuOVat, CO.
lITnbub aud CltcaEO.
Sleeper NOHnoEc To a.
1uIubus without CItHur-,
Wac Tor PuinsIt. Itrt.tot.
knoxville, ShnIIanuu-a
and intermediate Points
pullman Stccpcr.Eadiord
To thntrauOnuu.
lQto p NJ. FOR Petersburg. NedioTi Pulaski
Bristol al.o Tor Blucici and ro-
'nhOui - also for Rocky Mount
and Rll >ta lens on Wiusion-Sal, IN
Division Has Pu.lmsn sleeper
Norfolk TO Roanoke. Connects at
RoHnokc At $40 & with Wash
ipetOn and ChaitAu,or,, limited
for all points South and West Pun.
man Sic, pcrS Roanoke to MeniNhis
and New Orleans. Din NJ ear at
iaChed
ARRIVE Norfolk daily, 500 am, Il.2ja IA
S.ui pm.