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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
Gu1EGH SERVICE.

Last Gnraay evening n DispATcH re-
porter uendetl his ~ay to Union Church
at the usual hour but he did not get lar
Their than the the gate for the reason
that the church, aisles and ante room,
we're crowded and a number OF people
stood in the yard and ut the windows.
The altar was handsomely decorated
with beautiful lilies, roses, yiolets and
smilax, contributed by Messrs. Honshell
Dornberger, Spencer and Moran; Mrs.
Gowan, and The Sunset Seed aud Plant
Company Of San F%ranci;o. The afore-
said gentlemen also displayed excellent
taste in arranging the blossoms.
The rite oil confirmation was admins
tered 10y Bishop Abel Leonard on: Mrs.
Alex Pollock, Mrs. Il. ii. Cow'es. Mrs.
f. L. VOORHEES,; Misses Qneenie Esden,
Barbara Bryant, and May Pollock Mas
ter Elwood Beemer. Miss Jennie
Lundy was confirmed at her residence
where she has been veg sick for some
weeks.
Bishop Leonard delivered a very able
sermon on Sell Conservation" The
music by the choir was better than usual.
1t seemed a pity that so many people
who wolld have liked to have attended
had to return home disappointed
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
Fowler.

Repairs Watches. Clocks, Musical
Instruments Of all kinds and does q
great variety at difficult aud intricate
Mecanical work at the Depot Supply
Store.
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Campbell's Fin Shoes.

Opposite the depot fountain is Camp
BELLS shoe store, where you a find q
large variety OF fine shoes at San Fran.
cisco prices. Call and be convinced
Fine shoes made to order, also repairing
at reduced prices. All goods new anu
latest styles.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
Aermotor.

Wisdmiils, all steel, are the best only
$35.
E. Griswold, Agt.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10

Small boys who throw rocks and dam
age other peoples property are very
liable TO get in the calaboose. Com
have been numerous ana an ex-
will he made of the first boy the
catch in the act.
Miss Bulah George o the first prize
Tor mnsic at Rowland Hall. A large
photograph from the Hall shows that
Misses Lottie Golding, Maud Fellnagle,
Geery and Posie Fellnagle are enjoy
ing the best OF health and look happy.
Mrs. Fred Klemm, accompanied by
her son and Mr.. Klemm's sister depart
this week for different parts in the East.
Mrs. Klemm will visit relatives in Ohio
and at the same time seek for recovery
from a prolonged attack CT rheumatism.
The San Francisco papers say the A..
R. U. is organizing for another strike.
About 30 per cent OF the Southern Paci-
fc employees are said to be members OF
the A. r. u. and more have expressed
their intention to join It. Such rumors
are somebody . niger i'll another mans
%woodpile.
G. Il. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced n Of the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
anlees every picture. Call en- Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
d. A. Bender Of Carson says the fish
law is in force and is construed to mean
from February 1st TO June Let. The
close season in the rivers is from October
LIST To June 1st. Everybody construee
the law differently it seems and the
courts will have to decide the matter.
Governor Jones has appointed a
Honorary Board Of Visitors of the Ne.
vada State University for two years A
L Cheney, A c Cleveland, s J Bonifeld,
Jr, J G Hazlett, X X Colcord, A l.
Fitzgerald, W d Jones, Alex S Thomp-
son, T ? Mcdonald, Mrs Josephine
Taylor, Mrs X l. Haines, Miss Lille
Kaiser.
A number of hobos were put off a
freight train at Golconda Saturday, and
they raised enough money among them
to buy a bottle OF whiskey. This they
missed with alcohol and became bowling
drunk. One of them refused to drink
and the others began to tantalizt
him, which ended in his being stabbed
in the back by one OF the gang. a negro.
Silver Stale.
A certificate OF incorporation was filed
in the County Clerks office Monday
inco porating the W~adsworth Min
ing and Milling Company OF Washoe
C ,unty, with the principal place OF bust
ness at Wadsworth. The capital stock
amounts to 500, 0O), divided into 100, Oou
shares. The trustees aud incorporators
David Washeim, C. I. Washeim
and w. II. Rich.
A wild untamed vaquero from Wads-
worth struck town Tuesday and pro
ceeded to fill up literally with Yering-
ton whiskey. After indulging to his fill
he started to leave town, when oppotite
the Rustler office the horse, by means
generally used when a drunken rider is
aboard, unseated him with ouch force
that he, WAS rendered. Unconscious for
time. To the ~uneducated a little
Y%erington whiskey goes u long ways,
says the Rustler.
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engagements have been broken"
Louis Bevier and wife are in Carson.
The weather has been windy this
week.
Bloomtrs are getting numerous at
Reno.
The Bicycle craze has struck Winnie
mucca.
Senator Alex Wise was buried at Los
Angeles.
Mrs. VIM. Painter has returned from
California.
j. M. Sanford came In Monday and
went 10 Reno.
A number of agricultural implements
were destroyed at Mondays fire.
Engineer Geo. Abbay has added a
bathroom and pantry to his residence.
Mrs. Thomas McKenna and little
daughter are visiting friends Mt Vista.
Bishop Leonard and Rev. 7. L. Bel
lam paid the Reservation a visit Mon
day.
Mrs. j. w. Smith and Miss Lille
Merrill were in from Hot Springs this
week.
Assessor Pete Evans has been ~circula-
ting among among our property holders
this week.
Engineer Pollock has raised Lis resi-
dence about three feet and the result il
q big Improvement.
Hon. w. C. Grimes, D. M. Wightman
aud Henry Theelan were in from
Churchill yesterday.
Geo. Frazier is at Reno sick with the
la grippe. lie will come to Wadsworth
as soon rs he is able.
The Illinois Legislature has made
matrlmony more binding by passing a
law making wife-desertion a penitenti-
airy offense.
Joe Blackburn, United States Senator
from Kentucky, is a free silver man and
will run on a silver ticke. for renomina-
ton this fall.
Carson Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
has requested that the play of Damon
and Pythiss be produced in their city
by the Reno cast.
II you want to make your wife and
children happy get Billy Jones to put
you up one OF those juicy roasts Of beef
for your dinner at w. G. Co.
"a book for the gay sent securely
sealed for 80 cents was the ADVERTISE
ment answered by Lee Smith who
received a pocket bible for the coin.
Mrs J. F. George will have strawber-
ries by the basketful at harvest time if
che proves to be q good rancher as she
has about . half acre of plants thriving
now.
An eastern editor says the earth is so
dry and powdery in western Nebraska
that it has blown away from the gopher
holes, leaving them sticking out three
feet in the all.
An old and good remedy for nervous
headache, which is felt at the base of
the brain, is camphor. 1t is most effect
i've when applied to the part and rubbed
for q few minutes.
Horses will be scarce and high-priced
three years from now. just cut this
out and paste it on the inside of the
front barn door. Then 60 to raising
colts, says an exchange.
Some tales there are that never grow
old. The tale of love for instance be-
tween man and woman. 1t is told in
ten thousand differant ways, vet it is
the same old story forever new. Love
leads to marriage and marriage to house
keeping And here we repeat the tale
that never grows old, of the excellent
quality OF goods at John Lees,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
ADMISSION.

At the entertainment to be given
Wednesday April 10th by the Auxiliary
ladies' at Music Hall the prices OF adn,is-
-ion will be: Adults 80 cents, Children
20 cents.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10

Wall paper Enough to cover tn,
town OF Wadsworth, III designs for the
palace or the cottge. Price! simply sur
prising at the Wadsworth Commercial
Company.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10

Buy your fencing, pine or redwood
shingles. clear and common lumber OF
all sizes Of Foulks and Powning, Verdi
or Reno. The best mountain pine and
low prices. Common lumber on the cars
at Verdi al 80 per thousand. y
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Notice to Hunters.

l hereby notify all hunters moi to
trespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will BE-
prosecuted. L. q. Hermann
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
AJAX CYCLES.

Strictly High Grade. Twenty pound
wheel, n hundred dollars; same quail
ity, twenty-six pounds, seventy five dol
lars; also children's wheels best and
cheapest. E. Griswold Agent.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10

When you stop in Truckee for a day
or for a month you should rememeber
you get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
VlANI.

Ladies do not neglect your health.
Thoroughly investigate the Viava treat
ment, 1t never fails TO cure if used cor
rectly. All inquiries gladly answered
by MRS. Il. FOWLER, Agent.
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Sunday &er1ioes.

Morning service at Ii A. NJ. Evening
services at 7 80 p. NJ. Sunday School at
2 P. NJ. Rev. BELLAM, Rector.
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Thanks.

7. &. Herman takes this method to
thank those who worked so earnestly
and willingly at the fire last Monday to
save his property.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
Baltimore. tIDrknts.

EALTiMoRK, July 25.--Flour closed quiet;
Western supethne, S2.5Ua2.75: Western
extra. S2.SUa3 u go Family. :3.3-a3tO: WIN
Ter wheat patents. -. 5aJ. q; spring do 80 10
az. 80; 90 straight. =J.5ua3C co. Wheat ciusud
hrm: No red. 'ltal!c; Steamer No
: rel. GSatSic. Southern whea; b. sam
.le. 73a7ic; do ON grade, I0aT2c. Corn closed
easy; No . mlNeA. i"a sac; Southern white
corn, 5lu52c; do yellow. SIC. Oats, closed
steady and demand steA Y; No white West
srn. 32c AS ed; No mixed Western soc
es ed Provisions. firm; mess pork, sI3 So
i,ulk shoulders. &c. short rib sides. Tao;
Gear sidcs, zee; sugar cured shoulders. Sc;
Nalns. small, lie; lar, c. li;c. Lard, refined
Sc. Cofee closed nrn; No Z. lie. Sugar,
pironH; grRnulated, : 40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
AmnnC oar Cotton rIen.

Refreshing and beneficial rains are
reported in Texas aud the Southwest.
Other portions cotton belt cloudy aud
unsettled weather is reported.
United States ports received 5OT
bales cotton, against G6l bales last year
and 129 bales IN 1892.
Liverpool future market advanced
partially 18th. closing quiet.
New York future market declined 4
to . points, closing steady. October.
q. 81 to 6.s5; January, 6.99 to 20. Sales.
lob. 800 bnles.
Houston received her first new bale
cotton on the 24th; month later than
last season. New Orleans received two
haies New cotton yesterday from
Texas. This is eighteen days later
than last year.
Notice day for August contracts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
New York Markets.

NEW YoRr, July 25.-FIour closed quiet
cnd held steaiy, winter wheat. low grades
a.. iuaJ,!0; 90. lair 10 fancy, S3.3Ua3.e0: do.
smicnt, Si.uUai U.s. Minnesota clear. -. goa
q 20: do patents. :3.!O.,i.35 low extras, a. 90
$50. city mIlls, j4.uOAi.25 90 patents, 60
Southern hour closed qu.et and steady COM
suon 10 fair extra, 22.Zu"3 20, good to choice
DO S3.Uoa3.sU. Wheat cICs4u dull, I mt
iuver; No. .. red, store ana elevator, ii G.;
~iont, 55.c: ungradeh red, Iinsac; 30 . red
t3,c Corn fairly active and lower: No =, 4sgc'
elevator ~. c, sno4t: uusraded mixed 81 IN
el.c: steamer mixed. 81 ASS No =, Issa4g,c
Oats, uul. ANA nvmer; No2. AS !gc: No .
white. SIZE; mixed Western, :. sc; white do
4 assoc. Cut meats closed strUuS: pick ei
sulies, Sc; shoulders. &c; hams. ~ ,luc.
tnlddles nominal. short clear. $3.50. Lard
closed quiet aud steady: Western steam
ct ~, ASKED city, 1928. Pork closed stea ~
aud mouerate demand; mess, AZ. 25uI9. 30.
extra prime, nominal. Conee-spot liio,
arm anu fairly active; No :, l1.nlGc. Sugar
= knw closed firm and quiet; iuir re-
Gning. pc. Refined closed irm; OF A. 3,n
s!c; mould 4. ll-lGaIi: standard a. 7.l6a
&c; cut Loaf, l-l6a5!c; crushed, 6 LIZA
Sc; grRnuiated, I-lGaiic &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
July 25, 1895.
AKItI VAI.S

Br stmp Raisby. Campbell Port Tampa to
hotterdaui, to Nm Lamb j. Co Coalcd and
sailed.
Schr McNorton, Outten, Philadelphia,
light
Schr Oakland, Thornton, Richmond
light.
Sihr VIM Layton. Baltimore. light.
MEMORANDUM.
Sohr Mary Frcelani has gone from West
Norfolk to Portsmouth TO fin ri loading for
New YORK..
CAPE HENRY. Va. July % ~ M.-Cloudy.
Northeast wind; y m lss Heavy sea.
CLEARED.
coal
schr Annie Hodges, DouGherty. Diamond
Cree with cod.
Schr John A II Dixon. Reyel. baltimore
with lumber
SIR VIM | Simpson. Dougherty, Balti-
more, with coat.
Schr Geo W Churchman. X, en-, New York,
witt lumber.
ohr Charles Linthium. Colston. Derby
q nm. with lumber
s. hr Freddie iIencken, Remington, James
river New lor with lumber.
large Many Peud etJn, Hoboken or New
York. with lumber.
Large Lone Star. Now lie ford, with coal.
w. Ii. Nelson, who is in the drug
business at kingviile, No., has go
much confidence in Chamberlain's
Collo Cholera and Disrrhea Remedy
thnt be warrants every bottle aud Of
iers to refund the money to any GUS
toner who is not satisfied otter using
1t. MIR. Nelson takes no risk IN doing
inns because the remedy is certain
cure Tor the diseases for which il ia in
tended mud he knows it. 1t is for sale
by all druggists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
ElIiCnTO NInrKrtN.

CHICAGO. July Is. The lending futures
ranged as toiiows: Wheat closed lover.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower.
FORK closed lower
wuEAl--tu,v. 7O.a71I; September. II .n72l {:
December 4ailt C!osiug--Ju!y, G9!; Sep
Iember, Iut: December. ~ a12;.
CoEN--july, Ala a.: September, iilaii;;
NAV. 35ta3j,. G!usiug-July, 49,; Scutem.
Der. 49,; May. 70 a9j.
ONTs-Juy. %. september. 22'a23: MAJ
sGt. Closing July. 24s; September, "a;
2lnY, 2j;u25i.
ronK-september 1880; January. 1915
!osing-Scptember 1918: January 10 10.
Las! eptember .G35 October Is 80! Jan
uary. Go. Einsinr- -cptemDer. 6.3.t; DC
tob l., 6.37!: January. G.a2I.
ilHa- september. go. October. 6.l7l:
January, 5,G4i. CLOSING September, els,
October, G.l2!; January, j.G2i.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

'Dailv R-Breakfast D-pinuer sc,r,o,
10 u connect 81 Weldon with A c. Line pul-
"' a. Sf-leiN Poii,nouth to to Atlanta. ia.
meets at l.ranslin with steamers olive Tor Elem
Ion Ion lhi nE on the river. Conrects Mt
E"'l WITH southern Railway for Asheville. n
Il. L. '"'"'' On ''c w W. y.
No sos and A. Ne5.ibule Limited Train. No
extra iarn Weldon TO Atlanta Pullman S.esrcr
PORTSMOUTH TO Ati.miH ia. onnets diroc,iy at
Atlanta with W and : Il. Il for ChattannoD.a
Nashville, and Il j points West Conuec.a with 4
and w. =. H. T. for Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans and all points Southwest
.Nt;i;iNE-
'No. 80. Atauta .urciai 7.aUa IN
NO. -. Mai. AMI Express $40 I'm
Tor tickets anu uaglapc checked TO all points
south and southwest. sleeping reseryatio and
neral inioTmyt on, cal on or address W, " H.
Williams. 81 iliph SIC t. Portsmouth Va
T. J. ANDERSON. w BROWN, Jr.,
Gen. la,s. Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt
l.. ST. JOHN, JOHN II. WINDER,
,Nico-ireS idcn'. General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
p, Southern Associated Press.

CYw YonK. July 23.-Money on call easy
1T I per cent. closing MT per cent. Stcr-
ling exchange is firm. with actual busi-
pess III bankers bills At iS9aiS9t for sixty
.'nys and 4yOa4soi for demand. Posted rates,
sS9la4. o.. Commercial bills, ASSaiSSi. Gov
eminent bonds steady.
THE STOCK MARKEr-CLoSISG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. &c: American Cot
tor Oil, lref 7ii: American Sugar Rehn-
~r''s. 1875: All erican Sugar Rehneries pref.
!cl American Tobacco, ilO'l American To.
1ncco. pref. III: Atkinson. Topeka AMI
Eanta Fe I4s: Baltimore and Ohio GA; Can
ada Pacific. 81: Chesapeake and Ohio. 2Il:
Chicago and Alton. la6: Chicago. Burling-
son and Quincy. S9i: Chicago Gas Trust. 81:
Delaware and i.sckswanna. 1914: DiStil-
ers and Cattle Feeders 2lf; Erie. 81: Erie.
pect.. "a: General Electric. 3a!: Illinois
Central 80; Lake Erie All Westeru27l: Lake
Erie and Western, pref. St3; Lake shore,
s52. Louisville aud Nashville. by: Louis
Vile. New ALBANY ami Chicago. s.; Man
hattou Consolidattd.lI2: Memphi- and Char.
leston. Is asked: Michigan Central. 1901: Mis-
souri Pacific. 80 Mobile aud Ohio. 33l
fashrille and ChRttanooga. 6s: United
States Cordnge. {! United States CordaSe.
pref. IL: New Jersey Central, 1925 New
York Central. 1914; New York and New Eng
land. Ga Norfolk and Western. pref. III;
Northern Iacifc, A: Northern Pacific.
pref, 1874; Northwestern %: northwestern;
pref. II5l; aohic Mail. 2Si: Reading, rs;
Jock Island. Is st. Paul, G9.: st Paul. pref,
ASA; SILVER CetthcateS. 66t: lenncsseo Cohi
ana Iron. 81 Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref.
tS: Texas l'seiiic. H.: Union Pacific.
13!: Wabash, Q. Wabash. pref. 2Ui: Western
Fu'on. 9l.; Nheciiug aud Lake Erie lGi;
Wheeling aid Lake Ere, Alabama pref. 80:
caes A. lO1; Alabama. class Il. lUI: Ala
bama class q. ". Louisiana SIS. 100; North
Carolina i's, l02; North Carolina G's,
327: Tennessee New Settlement IS. 20
Virginia i =. jeierred. 81; Virginia Trust he
ceipts. 6: Virginia Funding Debt G2i; United
States r. Registered I y
coupons. 1924; United states IS. ~; south
etn hallway 5a, 9l; Southern Hallway
common, 49,: Southern Halfway common,
p2ef., i2!; south Carolina IS, lU6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT MAY s. 1895
LEAVE NoRFoLK.
"a u. daily, except sunday--(Portsmou,
liigh street, 730 .. MI Arrive at Phla
deiPhia S;52 p M New York at s:3s
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e:l0 p. In. daily. Portsmouth High street 55A
arrive r,, at Philadelphia $40 m.) Ne
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK
200 B. m daily, Portsmouth. High street, 9IO)
leaving New York p. M; Philadelphia
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK
sos p m. daily except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, sis r. n.y.. leaving New
c,.,o York al a. ~; Philadelphia 1910 a. M
,aose cohnection made with all rail and SOU cd
lines 10 aud from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars OH night trains between
Jersey City, Philadelphia aud Cape Charles. Pull
nan Buffet and Parlor Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
at Wakes k"~nc- npdsr s''a,itic Hotel and ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

No. 20 Daily, connects with A. c. l. train o. for
nl! points SouIh ''" - 'oR
no. lOi Daily except Sunday makes clone co,.
htcnoh al ilob.ood for Washington, N G Kins.
ION, y, 7. Plymouth n. C. and ali Eastern Caro-.
ma points al'o at Rocky Mount with A q ~
train ~ for all points Sbmth M a. - L.
llnins arIive at Norfolk G:05 u M ,aiIv A..
III ie.-o a. M daily, except Sunday.
on n5' esiS checked 81 compsny's Norfolk wharf
81 Main rireet " S'h''
For tickets TO al points South, sleeping car
reservation and general in formAtonn call on or
address J. A. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger ami Ticket Agent.
JAMES L. MAUPfS
General Forwarding Agent
r,r y. NJ. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SERtEL., Asen''
General ~ anager Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

NEW YJRK.Juiy % ( oiton futures closed
stoady. Sales lob, $40 bales. Middlimg gulf. ~.
aliuaiing upands. & July, 10; August,
6 ~: september. t rs; October, 81; Noyen.
per, + IS; December b94; January. i 20:
February, o.; March. %.
The total net onsoli,iatcd receipts OF cot
son reported from ali ports TO, day were
dO5 bales; export TO GREAT Britain. "a
GALES; to France, bales: to Continent,
- bnles; stock, 3o7, 1853 bales.
L.Ntnropi July -5.-l2;oO p. injection,
demand moderate and prices stendy: Amcr,,
eauniddling, 3 2l-S2d. Sales 5000 bales:
American, $50 bales, speculation aud e1-
port, 5OU bales, rtceipts, = bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
OR RIcHMoNp, RETEasguIs; OLD 70 Mt

I. OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 Mt
river landings direct by dayiight-Virginis Navt-
cation Conipany's Flo CANT steamer 70. A.inArAS
leaves Clydes Wharf Norfolk. every TUESDAY.
st Portsmouth, old Point. Newport News goiaa
and returning, arriving ut Richmond ubout s y.
Richmond si.Jo; fare to liichmond aud fsturn
$3.50; iare to RichHond seecnd-siass, 81 Tickets
much che iptr tha, by amy other route % RIuh.
mond. Petersburg WayeIly, IIicksford and station,
on Atlantic and Danys railroad and all psihso
via Richmond. Tickets for sale ut ticket sgsncsSs
ES- Freight received ssiiy, sapday excepted. De-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
H. 0LDDOAINI0N STEAMSHIP
SiGS COMPANY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pa SSENGEE SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
/ from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY. WE'D.
Il. Prom New York on MONDAYS. TCE-DAYS,
WEDSE-DAl :, THURSDAYS a, . p. M. SATUE.
DAYS, p. III.
Passenger accommodation, unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals aud slateroou beun.S 500
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty days .. H. o.
For tickets anu reservation of stat, rooms apply
at toinpanys office. IL Main street, or a, scncr al
Office Al uha:.
FOX WCuMOSD-shil., leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY y M. ana leave Me- port News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, nrliyiny al,
Richmond the next morning.
IIME >"HEnri.E OF Srs.AnERS
Northampton, l.urav AccomncE, Knola and
Isle OF Wight, saIiing daily, exce"t sunday
Leave Company Wharf, Norfolk.
m o"a ON ' rsr,,,n5-, = g. aud iI5
AMI 800 u. a.. bay Liue vi srt, Norfolk at 60
ami ll:iJ n ". aud+ 80 J.. ~,
FOR ~ ,u"EuN- At ms q m and4lj
p. NJ: Bay Lac 10 a ir.and al p m Portsmouth
al ZOOS q. IA. aud a.0j p. IN
trr NtWfO:kt nTwSANDSuI
- - =. IN; Portsmouth, 2:ij p IN:
roe EA>, AND WaIss: RIVERS
baiis, except sunday leaving Companys shar,
at d;Se a. m, Portsmouth, G.i5 q. III h.: Bay I.ins
Wharf. Noiicik al 800
sOif BAuN aNu PootoSIv xIy-
Hes Touching a. Old Point. leaving Company
wharf daii' r,c'li Sunday at 4 M Portsmouth
6;l5 a M BAY i'ne Wharf Norfolk. at $50 a. IN
returning mex Uat.
soIt >Iv.,.N KiNEE-1uCsJay. Thurs-
d., Y aud Saturday. from Compduys MARI al rs n
10; Portsmouth o.. ~ a M nay lane, NOrlOk Z an
FOH NA>>rnl0ND maven, aSD
>affohH -ht =. m; for'smOuin, $40 p. III !;
connecting at suioiS with ). anu {. Il. &:
NFreignt 10; Mathews, BAGS. PoGuoslu. Wara
Severn ana Nauscmond rivers must be prepai:
-uIt:tl CAROLYN, prEiS.OS- ror-
meuyE y ". u. i..-SicaIncr Albcmar { la,y.s
Nor!oig Tor Warrington. y. C., Mondays AT a. M;
ina DAYS at o. icair ins ftei.h, an,I j.l,. c u
gers for Washington anu points on tho Tar Puugo
aud Pamuco rivers.
Freight for Nowbern, n, C., received s. y. and
c. 4. K. depot.
Freigh; received daily. except sunday, ntil p
III. N. b. CEOWELL,
Agent.