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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-05
COTTON N!nil,ct..

NEW YoRK. March ! Cotton, stca5y mill
ding gull, 5.c; mi, !clilg. 5.c. Futures clo /
steady. March, 81: April. 81 Nay, 5j;
,Ine, 81; July, 90 August 5G3: ,.cptcm-
Der 60: October. ) ~. November. sri; De.
cember. 3 81. Sales III, 700 baes
he total net cons oidnted receipts Of cot =
ton reported from all ports today were
~ Isl bales; exports to Great britain
T.iS5 bales: to France. l5j bales to Cont.
ncnt. ll.3iO bales; stock, 1862 n bales.
I0tal so lar this week; Ne. receipts. Al :
9ii Bales exports to Great prita H. ~. So?
bales; TO france. ,l55 laIcs TO Contiuon.
2:,93 bales.
LNgmooI., March g.. 1890 p. m Cotton.
demand fair. prices hrdoning. American
niiiling. 81. sales. 900 bales American,
$500 bales; speculation IN export, .ul
laies receipts. i5,0Oj bales; American, 10. =
100 bnles. Futures opened stca iy at tho sd
vance; demand mOdora.c.
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Chicnyo NKnrIs.te.

CnlcAco, March 4.-The leading futur IS
ranged as follows WlcIt closeu higher
Corn closed unchanged. oats closed lower.
lork ,lo.e higher
wnEAr-Mn;ch 52!; Nav, 5i:a5ll; Jnly.
65;. Closin6-March, j24; May. 5isa5i.
July 55s.
CoRv March. 80; May. Az; July, AL.
Closing March. ~; Nav. a.: July. a..
OAs-Mny, 29t; June. -: July, 27..
Closing May. 29.a29!; june. 20: July, ~.
loEK-May, 1881 Closing-Nlny, 10 .52i !.
L>nD May, $50: July, G.o7l, Closing
May, c.5ii: July. go.
hrs May. o.32i July, Sis Closing
May, 0.3Ti; July, 552i.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money MARKETS.
Bv Southern Associated Press,

New IonK, March 4.-Money Oh call ha;
poem easier; Highest per cent: lowest. II
per cent. and closing offered Mt 4 po- cent.
sterling exchange il rirm wi Ii actual busi-
IS i'll bankers bills at 4s7aLSS for sixty
Gays and 4S9ia;S,A for demand. Posted
lates. S,.a4D0. Comm rcial lis, .s6.a4s7.
Government bonds 81 sd steady.
TEE STOCK MAHKET-IosISi BIDS.
American Cotton OIL az; Amer N Cot
ton Oh pre- I 6Guj Amerc II Sug ~ Nefiner
les, Wy; America Sugar Rehnerie }, pref
S2S; American lob lcco, G0t Amer can j o.
baccc,! pref. l04; At:hisoi, To, oIn AMI
Santt te. 81; Baltimore aud Ohio, al: Can
S S,;o, La inc. <3 Chesapeake and Ohio iSE'
ton aud Quincy. 20; Chicago Gas lruss,
~; Dclawn an | Lackararnn. 1877: Distil-
lers and Cattle Fceiots, i2s Eric. 81: Erie.
ref. II; General le.tric. II: llinpB Cen
tral, S3i; Lake Eric and Wostcr 1867; aAo
Eris and Western, pref. 90; Lake Shore.
1876: Louisville and Aashyill-, 49,; Louis-
vile, New Alban AMI Chicago. 6. Man
hatan Consolidated. 1O7; slom his AMI
souri Pacific. 1T Mobile and Chio. -;
Nashville ana Chattanooga, CT; United
States Iorinse, 81; United states Cordase.
ire. 81: New jersey ceAtral. s5! New
Ian I, t9i; Norfolk and Western, pref. -:
Northern Pacific. -; Nor hern racliic, pref,
~; Northwest ru ST.; Northwestern, pref,
1881; ! noitc Mail. -; Heading, Il. Rock Is
tn'u' VS. - hil, d. hhii Itt'-' ilu-J
silver Certificates, co.: Tennessee Coh auI
Iron. lag: Tcnnes ee Coal aud Iron. pref.
20 asked: Texas tactic, 81; Union Pacific,
s.; Wabash, 81: Wabash. pref i2i: West; RI
Union, So; Wheeling and Lake Eric. 81;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref. 3is; Alabama
cl' ss y, lO5; Alabama. class Il, los; Alabama
cas &, 20 biz; Louisiana As. 100; North
Carolina As, leo: North Carolina & :, 127;
Tennessee New Settlement IS. 81: Virginia
6's. deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Receipts.
Gl: Virginia Funding Debt So; United States
Is, registercy, III; United States As, cou-
ons. ll2i; United States 2's. 95: Southern
Hallway $. SO; South III Railway Common,
lus: Southern Railway Common, pref, 81;
South CnrOlina .'s, lui.
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e.rOt.rrtrf.

C"rFrE-Steady ana firm: Rio. comm on.
l'al'c: ar. 10 22o; Good. 1la22 c; Cho.co.
2'a25c; Iasulyr' 2tc; Java ana3.c.
SrHrrS AND MpLAssss- SteIdy: Syrups.
fright lSa!3c, lair Grades, IL acc; rorto
Rico. l5Hi:c.
NV ORLEANS MoIAssgs- ou;et: Far, GOA
&c; Good, ga TO-; Choice. &C.
Foul Marhct quiet an steady; Best.
tent Family. *'.h'; Fancy lam II. E:i.aan
SlCoa3.2j; Extra, *!.5oa3Oo; Super. 2.5va
=. MEAL-Stea y; Bolted, SIC per bushel;
Water grlund. nc per bushel.
S!lr-hirm; iverp 30! Fine. S1.12al.25;
G A.. GJa75c
RE Alilled. 5nGc; rice, N rough 6laG5c
err bushcl.
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,'a'ly Breakfast; n-pinncr s-Suppcr.
No. ~ connect 1T Weldon with \. e. Line. inll-
man -, eIe's ! oit mouth to 10 Atlantis. ga.
ON Monuays. Wr,lnc DAYS. aud F.liys CON
reefs 1T itaukiin Win steamers Oiye Tor Eden
to" n landing On the river. Com Gets II
in'ci.h WIN southern Railway Tor Ashc,iilc. i.
Il. H.
No lol and II. Yes ihu'o Limited Train No
extra iare Weldon 10 AiLnia Pullman : ccpcr
sm"uth 10 Monroe, y, ~ { ouuct> directly NJ
Atlanta, with W aud A u. Il. for Chat anunol a
Na;h.iIic, and all y nt' West Conre u with y
aud w, l.. II 4. for Mobile Montgomery New
orleans and hi points Southwest
, No. frying Seo'hInan makes all stops between
portsmouth, aud foykins AMI Lewiston c onnectiay
- iendIeton Tor Murc, ~, orc. y. &.
ARlilN,
No. 100, Atlanta pee al, 7;s0a m
NO. rs Mail an Express G9U y IN
NO. ". Tying sc)tehman. 9:55 H. H.
J OF ticle and baggage checked TO all points
Solth and Southwest, sleeping ear reservation and
Emetd inioImst on, call on or address ". v H.
w iiliah " iligh sire I Po,t month a.
l. y. ANDERSON. J. W. BROWN Jr
zen. in's. Agent. Pass and Tic,nt Act
l.. ST. JOHN JOHN n WINNER
N"e-ireAldcnt. Gene nj Manager
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AEEIyE AT NORFOLK.

NAIL AND EXPRESS daily texcep. Sunday Mt
M connect with all rail and 81 cam lines ut Nor
folk for the North, las, and West. Passenger and
freight stations foot OF East Main street, Norfolk
and Western depot.
ASTREN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
II FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between ell points Norih and Fact via Norfolk and
Norfolk and Southern Railrcad to Eastern North
Carol nl
at low rates.
For further information apply to tho General
Once OF the N. & s. II. II. Co., Norfolk, Va
II. g. HUDGINS,
General freight aud Passenger Agent,
d. X. KING,
General Manager,
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, SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,,
March 3 and q, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Br stmp Avonmore. Ducansou, Galveston
10 Liverpool, TO Nm Lamb AZ Co. CoAlod
ANA sailci.
Brig Darpa, IIindon, Washington, d c, TO
load sayos.
Scar james Clifford. Mil S, Now York
light.
Scr John @ Ferguson. Thompson, North
Carolina to salisbury, Nd with nmOcr.
Schr Hester y Waters, Baltimore with
lumber,
Tug Asher J Hudson. Philadelphia and
Il fillmore. with barges Rowland ana Cha.
Schaeier i'll tow.
Tug X lill Grirg, ] ocomoke. with
DarSts Iose ami ale in tow.
Tug virginia Ehrman. baltimore, with
jackson bargo5 NCs 5 and III tow.
MEMORANDUM.
CAFE lIEyH", Va. March 4.-I2 VI. =
cloudy. south wind; ~ nIlas. Light Sea-
CLEARED.
Stmr Orion. smith, Bostou. with coal.
Sclr bertha Dean Thomas. New Bedford
with coal
Schr Nary II Brockwuy Miller, Wilson's
Point ana Sonth orwalk, with coil
Schr g Lister Wilmington. with coal
Schr Lizzie Carr, Hart, New ork, WITH
lumter.
lr stmp Cedar Bra h. Tiff. Bremen AMI
iiamburs. Via NewporG News. by j NJ E.v-
mol Co. with I.o.U balos cot on, s5slG
bushels maize aud ls7 pieces oak billets.
Schr & Il Lcot. trHnmcr. from suffolk for
New York, with lumber.
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WESTWARD.

daily except sunday.
No. ], Cincinnati and ST. Louis Limited daily
with Iarlor Car, Old Point to clifton rorge ana
Pullman SieepeTs G0rdOnsvllc to Cincinnati aud
ST. Louis Meals served ON dining car west of
Gordonsvic.
No. 8" f. +. v, daily. It'll Pullmau Old Point
TO Hinton and Pullman Sc, ping Car GOrdonsvll'e
to Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars Connects AT iCoyngtOn Va. for vir-
GINA Hot Springs. No. mako. local stops east OF
GoTdOis lille
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and $50 r. IN.
For further information apply to
H. L. BROOKE, ft-s,nger Agent,
e. o. Ticket Office, cranky street
Under At antic Hotel.
holm II. pDITS,
Division asscnger Agent.
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BosroS, March 1.-The steamer
from Norfolk, arriving to day. brought
l70 barrels spinach and 50 barrels kale,
which sold rs follows: Spinach, $40
.. 80 per barrel; kalc, S1@l.25 per bar
rel. LAURENCE IL Co.
New YORK., March 4.-Kale, Norfolk,
Sl.50@2; spinach, Norfolk, S203; Bal.
timorc, S3W3.50.
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NORFOLK Cotton muructp,
OFFICE OF inE VmGIxrAN.
~ " ~,

Seal oard AIRLINE Etirond-For Norfolk.
Gu ba es; other points, $50 alos. total,
,203 Rlcs
NoS.olh an Western Ra'lroId--lor Nor
folk bales, other points, 5S bales; to.
tai IS bales.
Nor olk aad Southern Rairoa For Nor
folk. :0i bales; other pClLts, bales: to-
tai, 204 bt'o,.
fox. Is lacs; other points, bales. to-
t l. IS bales.
Norfolk ana Cni DINA Railroad .-Fo, Nor
io!k, u bales; other points, IL buics: to
tai, 229 ales.
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough mod
icino ] handle, and rs seller leads all
other preparations in this market. |
recommend it because 1t IL the hes.
medicine / ever handled for coughs,
colds and groups. A. W. BALDRIpGE,
Alilersville, Ill. For sale by ell drug
gists.
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s.vEamnS, oUuDr,


TUE NORFOLK, ALBtMARL" AND ATTAIN.
TIC RAiLROA c..
S,LiS W. Bum. lHeec;,s,s.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. |, 1875.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1:loa NJ, Daily except SIadav. Mixed
$40 m. Daiy Thrnug cxrrcs,
1:;2@p IN. nSilr. Local Express
= NJ. Daily. 10 al r. Ir.,s
5Sup IN, bai except Sinlay. Local Er-
etoa IN. S'.ld.y only. trough Ex-
S;4'p.m lini except SUNDAY Through
In .rc,s.
ARRIVE NORFOLK.
c:'o 4 M. Daily exert Sunday. Through
Express.
el5 am. Daily except sunday. Local Ex-
pes.
1905 m. Sunla only. Local Exprrss
l:li pm Ia ly except Sunday. Mixed
.iJ IN. l'aiiy. Th'cu"h Express
I.35 III. Daily. LO,al Ex rcss
7;oorm la ~ Local Np,sS
Though EtGr 81 Trsins masc tho trip in
thirty-Gyo MINUTES; 1tcal Expires, Ira us
10 ty-ti,c minutes.
y Char Car attached TO I'll Pass niger trains.
S..tS - cents each.
b. I. HOLLAND.
General superintendent.
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d:r1ill.

2 40 p bag.
Co-.N-Market steaiy; Southern white. asa
doe
ONrs-Firm: Mixed. 37a42c.
Mill FECD- Market st.ady; Fr II ST. O0a
1890: fhipStufi o. mid llings, : S.0Oal9 on:
meal, whit, holtei, per so lbs, sc; homiry.
Glc.
Hay No. Tinotly. sl325al4.Oo; Nc. .,
9l2.t0al3 90.
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4 TLANTiC AND pAIylLlEnAILwAY
scmrpuLEIN ErEEcr lrLY Isl 1891.

SCHrDULEIN EFFECT July isr. 1891
Leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
go L. ~.
Leave We I Norfolk daily. 9:iS - m.
Tor Danvilc and all iutc mediate stations ar
rhi ~ nanville ut 80 D. IN.
lca'c Norfolk, 5:20r. III.
Leave W.St N,r ok - +. ~
= Tor livrcncev.l, and intermediate points mr..
irving LPUr n.cyil'c ut y \. M
Leave l.awtenccvilc daiy except sunday at Z
=. m, arriving NJ ianvilic 81 u y. M
% CONNECTION made ut Dsnville md .cltesS JUNG
ton FIR all points in the South RAILWAY system;
~ cnni'tOn Junction ior Durham oath Bosiun
and all Joints On the Durham Division of the y
& W. r. II.
Pullman sleercrs between Iauvillc Ashcvillc,
Atlanta Augusta. Mcmpli' and Sew Orleans
lickc:s IN sale and hallago q o ,kcd at Wakes
ASCi c., Conn aiy's Agency a. whsrf NorrJlk
w. '. ii. Williams -Ngenc. l'r'Sm,u'h:
W, IL. TAYLOR
General | u soasor 4 g l.
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ROANOkE, NORFOLK AND
III BALI!M RE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1894, the
steamers OF this lire viii leave bay Line whsrf
every Monday and thursday at = a. H. for Balti-
more, and Baltim r Pies No. 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and SATURDAY ut 5 p. IN
Freight resolved daily.
Nm. RANDALL,
Telephones Agent.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
" lA\I,
SCHEprIEIX EEFECr MARCH, 1. 1901.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT MAKtII I, 1897.
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
daily except Sunday !:ij n. ~ for Elizabeth
city, Edcnion, Mackeys Ferry, Roper, Pantego
B-lhav,n, &c. Connects at Eienion with n & 5
H. Il. stcsmer follows: Daily Except sunday
fpr Piymonth and Windsor TUESDAY, THUR
ia I aud >ATi NDAI for all landings on Chowau
IiNer ON ~ NpAi aud FRIDAY Tor Scupucrnonp
river, aud .DNESDAiS for Salmon Creek Con,
meets At Pc haven with steamer Virginia Dare for
Makeleyvile, south Creek, Aurora, Washington
and intermediate landng'
ENENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
J.. M. daily EXCEPT sunday for Elizabeth CITY
ldenton aud way-statiors Connects ut Elizabeth
city with the steamer Ncuse and Newborn Mon
da,. Iuc.day, Thursday aud aturday for New
bern, l:oeaoke Island and Morehead Ciiy, Kinston
and Go d'borro via y. & =. C. X. r. and for
Jacksonville, Whining ton, n. c.. aud all stations
the ". y. 4 y. Il. II.
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Merchants \ Miners TRANSFORMATION Co.
DIRECT ROUTE.


DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR EoSTnN. rRoVIDENCEAND SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIpAY
Mt .. IN. FOR BOSTON. "a p
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
FIRST class, including meals and saloon
- ''S 'i"'h befl ,................. q 90
second GAS, including meals and berthe. q 90
For SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ae
y a. M. : -
Fa,e-fint class Including meals and
r.r9-second class, including meals and s.
Peiishable Freight sent viz Providence for.
"aIueh ~ Early train 10 Roston. and at the nama
rate rs 10y direct steamers 10 Boston.
Pcrishablc Frcights not received later than $50.
y m on sailing Gays OF Boston ships; $50 sailihs
days OF Providence ships. =
For III thor information apply to
Il. II. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk, Va.
y. ID. STEBBlNS, Ass Tariff Mgr, az
W. y. TURNER, General Pass Agent
j. q. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager.
General Offices, Baltimore, Md. Ee,
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ne rip ny these steamers affords most enoya-
ne san ON the Chcsarcakc bay, pa sng through
Hampton Eoais and llarhur of N,rlolk with view
OF Ill objects of in,crfs, inc dent to these his
'"rcai i,cilitcs. Offering untur passed service In
eNSry particular. Large and luxuiiantly furnished
rhi' Il by cleciticiiy
Tickets sold {" all points North East and West
ana baggage checked to dcstiuat on S,n,ernouls
ie'crIcd upon application in person at the COM
steamer.
Freight will not be received after Ir. M. to co
forward that day r. W ~
For further information apply to
,n.,,. w RANDALL, Agent.
WI DIES REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
y lilLAbELrIIIA-Cny direct U-1r n
hnc from Norfolk 10 Ph laucluh!H ,tsz..r&Stss<s
until further orders steamers are airHnirT T.,
san u, IN NoriolS every Monday, Wednesday aud
Saturday nj J.. M, and from Ihiludclphia every
iuesda >, Thursday aud Saturday
, through bills OF nding 10 all points South and
'rhthwest Via : n r., Atlantic Coast I.iue and
virginia and Tennessee Air Line Rail,old
JAMES W. MotAiti lCE
General soutbcrn Agent, Mort, TX Va
W. J.. ely bE & GO,
Agents, philadcipnlu
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yellow, 7jcaSl.lO.
SoUrurES FRuIrs-Paualas. 75cas1 90 per
bunch oranges Sorrento, d4.61 per box:
cocoaunts, s4.uO per bag of 100; inolpples,
Ease.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoRroLK, Va. March 4, $50,
Produce.

lovLTRY- Chickens. old. 2Oa25c.
ElGs-Firm; Wholesale 23c per doz,
BEEswAi, 23c ror pound
IkVcK--lr.sh po,atoes-S u hern Roso
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'rho I'ruck NinrItct.

Mar, @; quio:; Prime lie; strictly prin. o
&c; fancy. 2ic, common, lnl!c
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s,>- OLDD0AIH|0H STEAMSHIP
\ t$: 3 COMPANY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pAsSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
4 from Norfolk on MONDAY, TUT DA.S,-lrrll-llls1
m. From New York on MONDAYS. YtgEsD w.
WEpNE- DAYS, THURSDAYS At 3 B. IN. SATUR-
passcng- r accommodations unsurpassed
Fare including meals aud slateroom berth...S 8 90
FaIc, round trip, limited to thirty dsys.... Is 90
Tor tickets aud reservation OF STAT rooms apply
ri Companys Office, y Main street, or at general
Fox RICHMOND Ships lelve Norfolk eyery,
THURSDAY T.. IN. aud leave Ncp port News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY, evening" ARRIVING at
l;ichm III the next morning.
VfvlE sngsE"U, OF STEAMERS
northampton, Iu,ay, Acccmack, Enola md
Isl, Of Wight, sailing daily, except SUI M.
Hois tss.ir rOi>.-At $3.50 aud E5 10. 81
IN. and 3sij p. NJ; Portsmouth. Gas and 10:t cHn&
500 D. m Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at7 andt -vsSa
EOis "a ,MproN-At ll15 a. m. anaIs:xsA
p. M: Pay Line, 1880 and p. IN; Portsm
at 1903 a. NJ and .o5 =: N; r.
rose Niit E'oi;'s NEWS AND SME9kS
EsEi.D-At ?;iJ p. M; Portsmouth, 2:45 p.k.ie
E6is has. AND WARE IsuvEREs
Dallr. except sunday, lowing Company's whAyfe
at $50 H. M; Portsmouth, Gas 4. M; Bay Ling
.UiE irAGHs. r"OoUOSIN AND sew
Gik y rtV EssS-Touching q. Old Point, lezy-;,
and tl;tDl vs. at $40 u. M Portsmouth, $40 o.
Bay Ian; wharf, Norfolk, ut . IL nj; returning
t'nit SAaSENloND HuVEts AND
"EFfOLK-At3r. m: Portsmouth, $40 p. m;
connecting at suffolk with w. l.. Co. X. r. and s.
and {. T. Il. sSss
Freight for Mathews, Back, Poquosin, Ware,
Severn and Nansrm ond rivers must be prepaid
ME- do EA:tHLtN> nsViSiOn-For-
mcIly N y. * ". II. L.-Steamer Albemarle leayeaS
TX for Washington, y. C.. Mondays At p. n.s
Fidays at Il. earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar, fungo and
PamlicO rivers
freight for Newbern, y, C., received at N. ana
:. H. Il. depot
freight received daily, except Sunday, until 5p,
III. NJ. Il. CROWELL,
Af,ar, i f,.
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NORFOLK aAND CAROLINA RAILROAD con
pENSED SCHEDULE.
IL EFFECT NOVEMBER is. 1891
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The Mccall can be chartered for excursion purs
pose, any Tuesday or Thursday ,aight at very low
rates. ~ u. CODhE. s
fsTGeneral Agent.
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i no New aud rowerful iron lace steaGtcR
follows: -" 49, ~-s'
NORTH BOUND
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
How Fioridians Live ia Summer.

The qestion is often asked, "How do
people manage to live in Florida during
the summer" That they do live, and
live comfortably, is evident. Few Flor
idians work very hard during the hot
summer months, for food costs very
little. The lakes and rivers are alive
with fish. tie ground IS full of sweet
potatoes. corn that will yield forty
bushels to the acre is ripening in the
fields. watermelOns can be bought for
five cents each, tomatoes are given
away in many places. fruits are plent-
full. Florida beef is cheap and nour-
ishing, and many other things can be
had for almost nothing. -Jacksonville
G'laD Citizen.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

gone to Cowes to dismantle. previous to
lying up for the winter. She is flying
forty winning flags.
Newton Il. Eustis, second secretary and
Mr.. Alexander, counsel of the American
embassy AZ Paris, have returned from
Clairvaux, where they took down a full
statement from ex-Consul Waller of his
trial and conviction by the French mill
tary court at Tamatave.
The schedules in the assignment Of
Jesse G. Jones, the veteran lumberman,
of Indianapolis, show assets of $780,
323.37; liabilities, S7,021.S7. The
heaviest creditors are the Security Bank
of Boston, SCI, 800; Quincy A. Shaw, Of
Boston, $4,000; and Eliza A. Tolman
of Minneapolis.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

to be exchanged. In this way vast collec-
tons of badges were procured as souven-
irs of the triennial meeting. and a com-
plete collection of those worn during the
wee!; will be worth fully 81 900.
y series of receptions and social festiv-
tiles were held during the convention and
visiting knights were taken to view all
interesting points about Boston. Many
public as well as private buildings were
deliberately decorated during the convcn-
ton. and old Boston assumed an air of
brightness and gayety such as she has
rarely known before.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
DIR. T. Images Lecture in England

DIR. Il: Images Lecture in England.
A gentleman who listened to DR.. Tai
mage several times when he mado his
remarkable and remunerative tour I'm
England. states that the lectures we're
delivered verbatim, the emphasis was
always upon the same word and the
gesture in the same place, and after
hearing the lecture two or three times
even the semicontinental wink could be
foretold with the precision with which
one would preannounce the motions OF
an antnnatop
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
Notes of Current Events.

Gen" CoXey is touring Nebraska N
the interest of free silver.
S. A. Abbey. supposed TO be a victim Of
the Denver hotel disaster, is alive at
Pueblo, Col.
Alfred Paxton has been appointed re-
ceiver for the Davis Carriage Company
at Cincinnati
The Prince of Wales cutter Britannia
has finished her racing season and has
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
KNIGHTS IN BOSTON.
TWENTY-SlXTH GREAT TRIEN.
NAL CONCCAVE.
Thirty Thousand Templars and Their
Friends from All Parts of the
Countrywide Great Paradc-A Week
Of Much Gayety.
Owned the Town.

Boston has had rather more than its
share of great gatherings this summer.
Scarcely had the Christian Endeavor
cohorts departed with their banners than
the knights Templar veterans were seen
rallying to the city of brains and beans 10
the number of 10000. with half a many
more ladies in their illustrious train.
This twenty sixth triennial conclave OF
the Knights OF the Temple was remark
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
WHEAT CROPS OF THE WORLD.
Russia and tie United States Have
Nearly Billion Bushels.


Nearly a Billion Bushels.
Details of the Government estimate OF
the wheat crops of the various countries,
the total for which was stated in a recent
dispatch, shows the following in bushels:
Great Britain, IS, S11 900; France, SOL
5T3, 900; Germany, 105. $4,000; Austria,
1892 900; Italy. 114,S9S,00O; Belgium,
21,2I7. 900; Spain, SG,32S 900; Russia,
415,053,0O0; Hungary, 150, 1861 GOO; In
dia. 237, $4,000; United States, 400,017,-
600; Cgnqda, 81 100000; Roumania Co.
$4,000; Bulgaria, jas, OCO; Turkey,
42,555,O00; Argentine, G0,995. 200; Aas
tralia. 35.74G.0O0. The NctherlandS
Switzerland, Denmark, Scandinavia. Por.
tugal and Greece, together, 29, 500 900;
Sen~ia. S.511 ,0G0; Chill, 1S,44O,O 900; AZ
RIGA. 4I094 600; all Asia except india,
30, $50, coo; total. 2.402, GIL 900
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Bucharest is known to-day as the
greatest den of swindlers in the world.
Even the great American crime centers
cannot hold a candle to Bucharest 1t
Is the exit so to speak. the initiative
station for the criminals of the Balkan
States, whence they travel westward TO
Vienna, Berlin, Paris. London, Rome
and New York.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

j. r. Brandon and his son Alonzo are
in Jail at st. Louis charged with coun-
terfeiting They were arrested in Dun
can County, and in corn crib near their
house was found complete outfit for
making money, together with $175 in
spurious dollars of 1891.