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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-16
Now Worm MARKETS,

NE1 foEk. January l5-Rlour closed
pun ana barely steadyi winter wheat,
low grades, *J.05aA.6O. fair TO fauoy
ez ooa4.Ho, do patents. e2.75a9 20; Miupe.
gotta clear, S2.5iln2 10, patents, SO. Oay, 70.
gov extras, S3.O5n260 southern 6onr
auii and easy; common TO fair extra.
% lVaS.u1; good TO choice, 90, o.. 10
e3'eo. Wheat closed dul AM weak "a
tsower; No. red. store and elevator. 4 a
orc; ahoat. W c. Corn ciosoi dali. lower
anu Wea..' No =. 81 .c.eIovator; 81 c ahont.
Ohto closed quiet and GA +, er; No 2, M
S4.c; no 2, white. $50, mi1el Western
"a a96c; white do. S5D4lio. cut meats
closed Quot aud easy. picked bel.
Hes, &c. shoulders, Aai.c. hems
tas3c; mldd!es, nominal. Lard closed
quiet AM !ower, Western steam oioseJ
SO2, city, 6.a0. Pork olosei nuiet
ana steady: old mess. ol2.75al3 ~:
extra prime. nominal. CoffesH
spIt mo; hrmor AM euiet; No
7, 1910. Sugar-Haw. dull ana stesdv,
1air refining $50, contrfugals, $40: re-
tnei, IN rly tive and st al Oft A
aSsc: STANDARD A, l3-iJel: cut ioaf
f7-l6al OF crushed. 7-lGa4ic; gram,
hatsd, Q l6-l6sA.oi cubes. a l-leaAlo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-16

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
l snil from Mort IN on MONDAY, .Tul S
HhAY nj nP hsDN f1m New g Yo1s On s on
DAYS TuESD VS., WEDNESDAYS, Thurs
4 vs. ct p IN.
Passenger acc mmodations unsurpassed.
Fare, moulding meals and stateroom
Fare. round trip. limi,od TO thirty
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3 %
For ticxets aud re,srra ion Of staieroom1 ap.
ply 1T Compsnv's Office, II mai street. or IL
&c, errl "tiice at h,rf.
RiCuMONp-ships leave Norfolk every
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, or.
irving at Richmond the next morning.
TIME scHuD L. OF STEAMERS NORTH.
| ampton. |. ray. Accomack. Virginia Dare
snd Isle Of WIGHT. sailing daily, except Ban.
day. Lea,e ompsny ""-rf. Norfolk.
FOR Old POINT At 6, $50 and lll0n N
and $40 M; Portsmo..n. $40 and 1880 and
500 IN; L-y Line " hRri. Norfolk, NJ 7 and
FOR HAMpTON-At Il:l6 q III and s4s p m:
Bay, 30 "a and Up m; Portsmouth at i2:05
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND sMITRFIELp
AT 2;so p m; Portsmouth. 2i45 p IN; Bay Line
FOR EIsT AND WARE RIvERs-psi,y, or.
cspt sund ~ 10 wing Comp,n,'s wharf al 6,2o
a IN; Portsmouth. GAS u m; Bay Line Wharf,
FOR BACK, poouosIN AND SEVERN
EIwEMsMToSoh,ps e GA ren: !ss,lSg
and fRipAYs a.s:so N: Portsmouth, s:l6 q
N: Fay Limo wharf. Norfolk. atS o M, rsiusa-
lag rekt day.
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AND suR.
FOLK At p M; PoItsmouth, $40 . m, cen,
nec'ins at Suffolk with W. L. Co.. r. r. ana 5,
aud c. r. R
Freight for Matthews. Back, PoquosiH, Ware,
Sworn and Nansomond rivera must be pre-.
pad.
NORTH CAROLINA acknowledgements
n, n. w. D. L)-5'esmer Aibernarls lssyes
n
p n; Frida's. a III, carrying freight and
passengers for Wash nStoH and points on the
r " n 20 and Pamlieo Rivers
freg for NEW EHNE N c. reesiyaA a.
n. and s. r. r. depot.
Freigh, received daily. eIcont Sunday. until
6pm. NJ B. CROMWELL, Agent
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Norio,n Co,,on mnrx..
OFFICE OF The yIRGISIAS.
NoRFoLR, Va, January is. 1903

Seaboard AIRLINE RailroRd-For Nor
folk. 72l bales: other points, l2i bales;
total. s45 bales
Norfolk and Southern Rsilroad-For
Norfolk. a bnles; other points. II
bales; total. ~ bales.
Atlantic and Danville Railroad-For
Norfolk. e93 bales; other points, -
bai's' total 993 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad or
Nortol (. 223 balesi ,other points. - bnles;
total. 223 bales.
NArious eteamcrs-For Norfolk II
bales; other points, - bales total. II
bales.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
January IS, 1896.
ARRIVALS

AhRl Walls.
British steamship Glanton. Sanderson,
Galveston to Liverpool, to VIM Lamb 4
Co Coaled and sailed.
British steamship st Giles. Fortay,
Beaufort. q. TO Liverpool, to VIM Lam b
d Co. oaled ana sailed.
steam or Orion, Boston. to VIM Lamb
& Co, and cleared to return.
Schooner VIM Il Moe be. Snow Hill
Md. with hargeo Triton an Roam
Schoon'r Ida Is Glb,on, FAlkenburg,
Richmond to Philadelphia. with railroad
tiee.
Schooner h L James, Skinner. Balti-
more. L. ht.
lug Elgar F Luckenbach. Keen. New
YORK, W tn barges an 10 quin ami King
ston. to WIN lamb ~ TO. Tor cont
Tug Jupi er. Chesapeake city. with
harges cay of fredericksburg, 70 0
uagan Everett L. Dale an Alliance.
MkMOkANuA.
The Merritt Wrecking Company's
steamer J - Jones left Auevilas on the
18th in'tant ior New YORK with Q
spanish steamship Manuel /. yillaverde.
wnich was on the ro,hs NJ Tat place, in
tow.
The tug Underwater, Wiley, arrive
al Newport News to-LRy with uIip in
tow.
The schooner A and NJ Carlisle. Wills.
hickory. is at New ort News.
Tao hooner Nettie u ampions Ken
call. fro Bermuda Hundred for Ne "
York with wood. is at Newport News.
CLEARED.
schooner Charles A Briggs. Fall river,
with coal.
Schooner Jennie Fighter, Crosby,
New hav II. With coal
Schooner Margaret B Roper, Cranmer,
New York. with ties.
oonar ohm Shay, Brewer. New
YORK. VITA lum er.
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DOANOKE AND OASHiERlyER LINE
4a-Steamer LUCY. J. j. Jones. master,
Will leave commerce street wharf every
tDNESDAf at p. IN. for plymouth
and ell Roanoke RIVER landings as high
eS falmyra. \. o.. Windsor An ali ian l.
ings on the Cashie river treights re-
ce vel up 10 Up. m. For further nfor-
nation apply to tile NOTTINGHAM 4
WRENN CO.. Office Commerce street.
wharf. Phone 12S. iys-t
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DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND
N BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY June 25th,
1894, the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at y m for Bal .imore, and leave
baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf,
every tuesday and Saturday at s m.
Freight received daily.
WIZ. RANDALL.
Telephone 8. Agent.
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Chicago .,iarkets.

Uaioido. january 1.-the leading
tntutes ran6ed us ioilows: whsRt c.o.oi
lower. Goru closed lower. Oats close 4
unchanged. PorL closed lower.
MhEAI--January 6is, Aay, 5S!; July,
9ei. Hiosins-Oanuary b4t; May. 67s;
oons-January, ASH; May, All: July.
81. Closing -Janusry; 46s May, All;
oATs--January. 2si; May, SO!. Clos
sng-January. Isl; May. Sls.
~ fohK-J"nuary. lisa; May, ii.75.
Cioatng-;'"nu"ry, ll.32.: May. 1850.
a., LA"p--Jnnnary. ~: May. 0.97s. Clos
RIbs-Lanuary, 671s; Nav. g o.. rIos.
ms-Janunry, 6.72i; May, $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-16

Bin lsSg Iala

is5S~1 f2o&- S1h-re--1A1r frk14---S&kSf
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s:1o ne rus-lhe CniGExu e.Kpress-.
For rctoIsDurg, Rtcn.
mOnd and W nnntngto on,
aioo FOR t.ynchDu u !,
Roanoke. &c n Il ora ~ u q
ftoid. f'oca h on ap, Il en-
ov1, Co.umDua mud
Chicago. sleepeF &c Din i.
oEe 30 t'otumbua with
ont change. ALSO Tor
EuiaaSt. sE'ntOi. knoK.
vile. fhatnuOua nnd
lntermrdinte poiuIn-s
pullman Sireprro cad.
s0rd To Chattanooga.
1O:uo D m-for Eeitrse"rg, kRuford, Pu-
la'si Bristol; also ior Bluodeld,
anu foeanoutss: also Tor Rocky
houut and ali stations on Win
nlon-Saletn Division. Has PAIL
man deeper Nnrtoit 10 koeu-
7:lo IN With WsshiD, poae md ii
points South and West. Pull.
man eeepers RoRnoteto M.m-
PMS and New OrIeRn. Dining
BE IVE-HorioIE na,ly, s:2oa IN, ll:23 m
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
fyKsTlDuLE LihITkD.I
Leave Norfolk 4:36 ~ ar
rive Richmond ZOO u con-
more, rhiiadel hia ami New
YORK, Returning, cave Rich
mond 800 III. arrive Norfolk
1l:2o IN stops only at sutfoIh
Waiver y and Petersburg. second
oass tickets not acccptaJ tor
pasraso on these trains wa
Other daily trsia leave Nor
IolE 7oo m. arrive a. Rich
mouu Hos m. ks,urnInp
leave Richmond BIO m ar.
For e,-,, hive at Norfolk $40 p m.
Aoi iuttncf Information an 20 tickets rates,
,T1KEsge. eheeks, etc, cau on or address Il W
pOUKIS EI District Passepger Agent; C II
1sC Ssi Ticket Agent. IS Main street. corner
Of Granny or C E FINCH, Agent. depot Nor.
ioik and Western railroad.
W. .BEVILL.
General Pa knger Agent
General Oh &c. HoanoEa Va
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BnlIIInore aHarkst,.

bALTia"sE. January l5.--Biour olosad
gun: western supernns. elSUa2. 20:
Western extra tI2on2 80; do. fam
y' s4,oo"I'9oi winter wheat. patents.
So'ooh3.Zoi spriDs do. sj.6UajS5; 40
straight. S3.20Aj.i5. Wheat cIossd
hrm; No =. red, 6D.a6O:c; steamer No
T. red' 6Ic biz; Southern wheat by
eample, 6ust2o; do on grade, oisu6Otc
Corn closed easy: mixed. 4s-aioic:
steamer mixed. 47.n4sc southern whit
Sorn' 4'aoo; 90 yellow, iai.c. URtsclose ed
hrm, good dsmaud; No white Western
pose pa: NO mixed Western, 35aa g..
stoVlslons close dull: mess pork
Eio'Uo; bulk shoulders, &c: short
flo sides 7.c; clear Sides. T;c; sugar
cured shoulders, &c; hams, small Ito.
tar8e, i0so. Lard-l!ohned. SIC. Coffss.
Etln; NO u Loo. Sugar, steady; granu.
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for o. ~ So piniIy; eonnects with A. train 2s
NO, iUs Daily, except Sunday, make, oloso
Kipsien AZ HeGgo d for Washington, n. C.;
c. H.; a.. VI plymouth, n c. and all East
a; l.. Train 81 for all points Sonih. ~"
Iralhs arrive at Norfolk 5:i5p M n,1-
N Ras =. 80 80 u, w. Daily. except sunday
end also at Office Of Pa,ssns.r ,ns r,nta,
Agent, &c Main street, 'hu AieKet
re, l,o.e's to al points. South. sleeping car
teieiIat'on ana general irfDrmuti1n ca6 on
or ADDRESS j. A. NFUGEBAt En-
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JANES +. MAUPfN.
Gencral Forwsrui"r Agent.
I. NJ. EMERSON.
G. NJ. SERPELL, "SN"'
General Manager, Norfolk
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GLGDE'S REGULAR LINE srE- PS
" FOR HILADELPHIA- ,n@z9s
only direct line from Norfolk TO E,efsssssszE8}S
Until III -iher orders. steamers are appointed
TO sail If IN Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
d and Saturday al 6 p. M. and from phis.
aeiphia every Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
through bills Of iading 70 ali points south
Line and Virginia aud Tennessee Air Lino
Railroad< JAMES ". McCARRICE,
General Southern Agent, Norfsik, We
Wa p. CLYDE CO., Agents RttlaeslphsN
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wa"A&S .s.Eu."r rIuxs
NoRroLK. Va. January Is 1895.

49, Aoe"'
Gram.
fea'-Dull; bltcs eye peas, steady,
s2.0Oa2,2j per bag
Oorn Market. steady; Western white,
ozo' mixed. iJo:Solth I'm white. Asa %.
Olb-fIrm: Nike aiOa.
4G!fcsd--Mnrke sIea iYi Srau al7.OOalS;
shlpstuh. or diiuiugs. el8.O0al4OO;
Meal. white bolted. por SO lbs., $50;
Homiuy. SO.
Aiy-No. Timothy. eI9.75al4.O0; No.
2, 5l2.50al3.u0.
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E0R RICHMOND. PETERSBURG.
i OLD POINT. CLAREMONr, NEW.
PORT NEWS ani James river landings
dlrecs by daylight Virgins Navigation
leaves ny do ssWharf orfolk every
TUESDAY. III UHSDAY and SATURDAY
at a. M. touching at Portsmouth. o
Point, Newport vows going an return-
ing, arriving at Richmond about 5 ~ m
connecting With all evening trains. Fare
TO ri. hmond SOU; fare to Richmond
and turn e2.50 ARE {, Rjchmond
second-class, ell Tickets mucn ehean.
er than bv anv other rou,e 70
Eichmond Peter burg, WaVerly. Hioka-
Iord ana citations on Atlantic and
IanViIie railroad and al noints via Rirh-
mond; kets inr ale at ticket agencies
OF wake SON. n. Brandt and on board
Krtroight received daily. SUNDAY az.
cepted. for all above named points.
JAMES w. MoCAHR[GK.
Agent.
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O25ee-steaiy And arm, Hio. som-
nion, lialso.: Far. l9a23o.; Good.
2la2lso' Choice. 20e25o, LAguayra.
Z5c. Java. 3Ua3lo.
SYrups ini Ho.assss-Steaiy: 3yrnp.
Bright. 5a13o; Fair draies IL fs20o: Porto
Rico. l5al5o.
Ns,o dreams No!dsses-luiet; Fair, 20,
400; dooi. Sda40o.. Choice. 100.
F!o"r-Msrket gu OF ami steady; lost
Iatent Family, $500, Fancy Fanny:
- Ooa4.60: Choice Family 1915 Good,
FAMILY, s3.0Ua3.20; Extra, s2.5oaS. 10;
Super. ga. 50a2.7U.
Heal-Steady; Bol.ei go. @ bushsl;
Water grouud. Ito. a busbei.
Sia-Firm; Liverpool Fine. Ell. IOAI. 9Si
q. A., 65a75c.
R.lt-Millei. 5aio.; rico, in rough,
6la66o'De bushel
Pennut UarKef.
Market. quiet; Primo. lie; strictly
prime, 2cl fanny 2let comunn IaIl
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fou1rT-ChtoHouS. OLD. 22la25o.
Hsof-pu.i. Wnoieaaie. zoo. psr DOS.
H"rs'oh-42i 20. uor uuuuA
frude-lrlsh potato - Southern Rose
81 90 per barrel: Haymans, new.
IoaoOc. yellow, s, onsl.I4.
Soutier" trat's- fiauanas. 7OcasI Oh
per bunch; oranges. sorrento, ell
per oo1: oocosnuts. 8L09 per bag
or 100: pineapples. Ease.
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WESTWARD.

DAIy except sunday
No. /. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Limited
daily. with Parlor Car, Old Point to Cor ols
VIE .hd fHliman Slespefs ordonsvlle to Gin
cinhai a"d ~. Louis. Meals served on diaine
car " e4st OF Gordons-ille
Ma. 3. +. r. V, dxiIv. With Pullman ola
70 NJ to hinton and Pullman Sleeping Car
E,,ordonsvilie - Cincinnati md Louisville
Meals served on Dining Cars. Conn, cts a,
nd Saturdays for Virginia t,t Spring. M 4
mst"s local slows "hst Of Cord lie
Steamer Louise arr ss at Norfolk, daily, IL
noon anu ESQ p. IN.
For further Information spply 10
X. I. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
[. y. Ticket Uhcr. GrxnDy ,trest,
W der Atlantic Hotel
JOHN D. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN COMPANY

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT oqToBEn =, $50,
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
dally except Shnoayl s:l5 Id for Eii,abern
E19' Edentom' Mrcksy's Ferry. Roper. Pan
:Ns.'; ee,haseni etc: Councils at Ed,nton with
wiedso1 UsSDAy' Tor rh HiyS1".9 and s%a
81 81 EBAY v fnT all landing, on Chowan
SGhbp,Tno' river. ana wednesday,
for salmon re L. C0nu,c at H.. Inn, an viii
steamer haveu Felle for MakeloyviiIe' South
landings.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
ccivP a.ly except Sunnsyl for Elizabeth
fhIaeeth CITY With The tteamers Seuse
aud NewUern Men ar Iurslay hrd,a d
ss,ur ,ay for E.Woern. Roanoke Island and
4 ny. f. r.. and Tor laGtsonviIle. WHINING.
Ton: \. &. and all stations on the W. n. a. =.
X, H. and at Edenton daily with steamer for
Plymouth.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily (eroept Sun.
SSayl a. s?5 m, and Express daily Except
sunday al II m; connect with ali rail- aud
tteAin iihes at Norfolk for the North, East and
West. Passenger aud freight stntiont foot Of
East Msin street, Norfolk and Western depot.
EASTEnN CARO- INA DISPATCH. FAST
~ FREIGHT LINE AND OLD OdI0TON
j. between all points North and East via
Norfolk aud Norfo K and soutn. Rail,osd 70
las ern North Carolina ~
FREIGHT received daily and forwarded prompt
~ al iow rats
For further information AL ply to the General
Office of tho y. IL S X: II. Co., Norfolk. Va.
Il. c, HUDGINS,
81. z. KING
General Manaver.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS CO
DIRECT ROUTE,

DeRE CT ROUTE
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND Sk-
VANNaH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY at 600 D. M. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
GOO p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
First clnss. including meals and
=, saloon seateroom berth ..9 Q %
second oiass. including meals and
oeFth ..............-.... WV
Foh SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. VIZ NEsDAY ana
FIR DNY Mt "a NJ
faro-First-cl as, including meals
and be-'h 9l9 90
kG. -Serond class. incIudinx
meas nn' bunk 90
Perishable freight sent via Proyidanoe.
FORWARDED by early train to Borton, and
at the same rate as by direct steamers 10
Boston
Perishable freights not reosivai istec
nan b;5O p, m. on sailing days OF Boston
ahips ~ "a ling days of Proviionsa
fhips
'or further information apply to
H. H. RIGHT, Agent. Norfolk Va
W W. ~ ,:SiEBbiNS. Ass Tariff Mgr.
W. Il. Turner. General Paas AGant
&c. WHITNEY. 1rnfY. Mapagsr
oshorsi OMEGA. baltimore Md
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TEAvvLERT auvnw:

TRAvvLERT auVnw:
HNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
". Van an N 1%ts, Receiver"
BOHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
OUT. l, 1894. AT 8 O'CLOCK 4 II.
hEAvE HoRsoLx.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
200 q m, Mxed
il0a IN. Local EIpreSL
300 IN, Loca Express.
$780, m, Lo al E. press.
SUNDAY TRAtrs.
1890 M, Local Express
BIO pm Local Tx re's.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEloR.
DAILY HxCErT SUNDAY.
800 m. Local Express
i2;45 NJ, Nited.
+:l6 y III, Local Express.
6;S0p N, Local Express
SUNDAY TRAIRs.
l:S0 p M, Local Express.
800 m, Local Express.
Local EIprsis Trains make the trip In forty.
Ave minutes
Mixed Trains one hour and ton minutes.
B. P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent,
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>cw sOrk srucR Market.
New YoRK, January l5.-KaIe.
Norfolk, 50a75. Spinach, Norfolk,
81. 50a2.0 90; Baltimore. S1.25aS1. SO.
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The trip oJ the,oneaIners affords most en-
loyabie sail on the Ches IpeaEe Bay, passing
through Hampton Roads and barbor OF Nor.
folk. with view OF all objects OF intsrest Incl
dent to there rhetorical localities. Offering uu-
surpassed service In every particular. Large
and laxuriantly furnished ealoons and .tate-
rooms. heated by stoam and lighted by sloo.
trioity.
lioken sold TO all points North, East and
West and baggage checked to destination.
StAteroons reser cd upon application In nar,on
At the mpany'a ONCE No. Ii West Main sIrsst
or on board steamer
Freight will not be redsived amor 500 o. "a
20 20 forward that day.
For turther in form ton apply TO.
". RANDALL, AGENT
tDaily excent sunday. 'Daiiy.
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EOR PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS
I CLAREM0NT SCOTLAND AND JAMEs
ElNEE NDiNGS.-StcRr o. S. A. MCCALL
Leaves \. L., i. d \. X. r. ok at 6 q. IN. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY 10,
soove points, reaching Petersburg abo It D. m.
CosnseLs With A. D. K. r. at cotland with
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and sl.25; round
trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for 500
Tickets sold on steamer.
rreight received daily for above points
The MoCa can DO chartered for excursion
very Low Estek r. B OOKE
General Aaset.
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EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 1919.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Hieo D. m. dsiiS, except sunuay-(Portsmouth
Nigh street 7:90 q MI Arryas t
PhlisdelPhis $50 p. M; Nav YorSss
LEAVE NORFOLK.
STOP. IN. daily, (Porumouth, High stres,. sss,
Arriye at Philadelphia Gi0 A M,
Nav York 7:s3 a No. A1
Arrive AT NORFOLK
e;OOh .. m eally lPorismonth, High sireee, slo,)
leaving New York 8 n. mt Philadsl.
paRRiiVvfpp hF NORFOLK.
BOB p. "a, daily, except Sunday (Portsmouth,
nigh utresI Sis p. M, leaving New
York at 8 a TO-; Philadelphia. io.2o q.
Close CON nsotion made vito all ysn and
sound lines to and frop Boston.
PULLMAN Sleeping Care on night trains d.
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia and Caps
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Parior Cara on
Day trains betwesn Philadelphia and Cape
aS-Through ticket, sold and baggage check.
ed at Walke's Agency. under Atlantic Hotel,
and on the steamers.
Rs. COOKE. asn1 Agent
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Ronis Norfolk Railroad Co.

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
THE RACING SITUATION,
Mr.. Croker Thinks T. II. Will
liamS VIII Buy the Bay
District Track.
The Jockey Clubs President Is
Thought to Have Something
Up His Sleeve.

1t is common talk in racing circles that
Thomas H. Williams Jr. has decided not to
purchase the Bay District Track, this
breakdown being Influenced by his inability
to interest Eastern capital in the scheme.
1t is further said that the Street Commit
tee is preparing to open the streets
through the track, and that the owners of
the property have already made contract
for the necessary filling-in and grading.
Mr.. Williams is perfectly non-commit-
tai, though seemingly inclined to laugh at
the whole affair.
$50 far as ! know, Mr.. Williams intends
to carry out his contract made with the
Croker estate some five weeks ago." said
Charles f. Croker last night. HE GER
tainIy has not intimated anything to the
contrary TO me, and consequently | have
no reason to think that he intends to back
down. 1t really makes very little differ
ence to us whether ne purchases the track
for think there is more money in grading
the property and selling it off III lots.
Zone OF the morning papers published a
statement to the effect that the owners of
the property had little confidence in the
sale of the site. having already made con-
tracts with Warren & Malley to commence
ON the grading. wish 20 deny this en-
phatically. The Croker estate has done
nothing of the kind and no such step is
even contemplated until after Mr.. Will
hams' lease expires, presuming of course
that he does not purchase. 1t will be sew
eral weeks yet before the first payment
under the contract is due, SO all this talk
about his not buying because of his failure
to interest Eastern capital is decidedly
premature, to say the least.
aAs I understand the law it is within
the power OF the Board of Supervisors to
condemn the track and open the streets at
any time. While the growth of the City
does not yet demand such action. it will
only be few years at most when the track
must CO."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
From
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What would you think of a
jeweler who advertised that his
jewelry was made from gold out
of his Gown gold mine?" You'd
think him either a fool or a
knave, wouldn't you? And yet
it's just the same as what any
San Francisco tailor or clothier
does when he advertises cloth
ing made out of cloth from his
own wooden mill" There is
but a single exception and that
exception is ourselves. We are
owners and proprietors of the
Oregon City Wooden Mills, at
Oregon City, Oregon, and man.
ufacture every garment we sell
to you. You know our prices to
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