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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13

From T1d3its
When you are travelling there is always
a fool in the carriage He Is the man who
opens the window every time the train
slows up at a station and plunges out up
20 his shoulders to see what is going on.
II the thermometer is twenty degrees be-
low zero he opens the window the minute
he hears the whistle, and he keeps it open
until the station is out of sight.
He always sits in the seat directly in
front of you, and it only takes him three
stations to burden you with a cold that
will last you till spring, and then have a
balance to carry over for the next winters
account.
He never has any business at station;
he never sees anybody he knows: he doesn t
know n soul on the line of the road; he
never sees anything when he does look out
but all the same he never fails to look out
His own station is the last one he looks
at, and when he gets out of the carriage
he leaves the window open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
GAS ENGINES.
Building Regulations Changed
Shit Tho Nnxy 6fniHa.

Building Regulations Changed to
Suit the New Affairs.
The Nelson Morris gas engine case has
settled ITSELF The building regulations
were amended to suit the case by the Com
m;ssioners today, and in the future there
need be 10 trouble about locating engines
of this character.
The new regulation, as decided by the
Commissioners today, now reads:
Engines and boilers for driving nachiu-
cry. for grinding coffee, spices or for other
similar purposes in stores for elevators
in hotels, stores and warehouses, where
under ten horse power, or for heating pur-
poses or gas or electric motors may be
permitted under such restrictions as the
inspector of buildings may direct in each
case. upon the notice in writing by the
owner or agent intending to set up such
boiler or engine to the inspector of build
ings. fully describing said boiler or engine
and the use for which it is intended, but
not until special permit shall have been
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
TOMORROW's STAR.
Some OF the Features Of am ATTRACT tive
Saturday Evening Issue.

Some OF the Features of, an "A ttractive
Saturday Evening Issue.
Tomorrow's Star will con tain, among 9TH
installment of Anthony Hopes fascinating
tale. The Crime of Count Nikolas of Fes-
tenburg," and also complete story by
Harriet Prescott Spofford,, The Steps of a
Ladder" The other departments of this
great issue will be replete with articles
that are sure to please every. taste. The list
is too long to give in Its entirety. but the
following sample titles will be a sufficient
earnest Of the high quality Of the double
sheet" Star of this week.. ~
TAUGHT BY PICTURES Qllustra ted.
Frank Carpenter has en- interesting
"Chalk Talk with Frank Beard, the
celebrated cartoonist.
HUNTING THE GOBBLER Qllustrated).
A clever description of how to hunt wild
turkeys, the most wary of American
game birds.
OCCULT PHENOMENA QllustrateO.
Some wonderful visions that are reported
by members of a London society of
psychical research.
ITS NEW OFFICERS QllustrateO.
The work of the local Christian Endeavor
Union described.
A HEAD FOR BUSINESS
Another of John Habbertons bright sto-
ries for boys.
IN CASE OF SHOCK Qllustrated)
The formation of a life-saving crew by
the Washington electricians.
THE COTTON STATES QllustrateO.
Preparations for the great Atlanta expo
sition.
ON BLOODY FIELDS Qlustrated).
The Military Park at Chattanooga and
the story Of the great campaign.
THE KRANKEN HAUS Qllustrated.
A description of the worlds greatest hos
pital at Vienna.
GRANITE CUTTERS.
The powerful local union of workingmen
that was organized nearly century
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
Puzzled by Coal Prices.

From the Hartford Comm Courant.
There are some things about the coal
business that ordinary folk cannot under
stand. Perhaps all they need to know is
that coal burns, and they must have 1t.
But here are our Pennsylvania anthracite
coal miners talking of the rulnous condition
of trade, when We consumers have to pay
So a ton or more for what We use; yet down
in New Brunswick they are quoting Penn
sylvania anthracite at $3.50 ton. How
much nearer is New Brunswick than Cons
necticut to the mines?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
Struck With a Base Ball Bat.

John Ridout, residing on Prospect avenue
extended, Georgetown, got into an alterca-
ton with George Dover at a colored picnic
down the Potomac yesterday, when the
latter struck Rtdout a severe blow over
the head with base ball bat Tine injured
man was brought to the city, and now lies
in a critical condition at his home. Dover
has been arrested and is now at the seventh
precinct station.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
The Fall Activity Has Started in This
Line.

Line.
The fall building season has opened. In
spector Brady reports a good weeks bust
ness and exhibits record of eighteen per-
mits for new buildings, aggresating in cost
sos, 100. This amount was divided among
three sections. The northwest got the bulk,
with nine permits, aggregat ting in cost $751;
100; the county. four permits, $1,000. and
the southeast four permits, 5000.
John w. Foster is building two handsome
stores and flats at 1904 and 1206 G street
and SIG 18th street northwest. The house
en- G street Is to have a frontage of 23 feet.
while the one on 18th street has frontage
of AS feet inches. Clarence Harding is the
architect, aui Theo. II. Harding the builder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13

Warner and Bittinger-it seems certain
that FTlley will lose at least three con-
gressional districts and St. Louis, which
would give the opposition fourteen dele
gates in the national convention. These
delegates would almost certainly be for
Harrison, should the ex-President's name
be voted on at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
Weight of Storage batteries.

Professor Durand, in an article in Cas-
sier's Magazine, discusses ship propulsion
by storage batteries, and concludes that
for the same amount of energy storage
batteries at present weigh about $50 times
as much as coal and occupy about 300 times
the space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
In n Critical Condition.

Miss Eloise Chrstiana Dickins, famous
fifty years ago as belle and beauty of
Was hington, and the only surviving child
of Asbury Dickens for twenty-five years
secretary of the United States Senate, is
lying in a critical condition at Providence
Hospital, in this city, with a broken leg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
Unsafe.

From the Harrisburg Telegraph.
Teacher-"Now. Dick, you may repeat
the golden text"
Dick Hicks-'I don't dast; me fadder Is
q silvey han"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13
FINANCIAL.

A SYNDICATE FORMING WILL BUY SMALL
acreage property within about 1000 yards of 14th
St cable lire, at Zoe per foot; a opportunity.
For particulars address SYNDICATE b. Star
office. se11-ets
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How Mr.. Cleveland Can Make Known
His Attitude.
EITHER BY LETTER OR In His MESSAGE
Many Think There Should Be No
Delay in the Matter.
EFFECT ON THE COUNTRY

Upon the assumption that Mr.. Cleveland
does not intend to stand for another term
as President, there is some discussion of
how he might, and how soon he should,
make public declaration of his attitude in
the premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13

CoRSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
1919 st.. Glover building.
Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and nj! securities
listed on the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made OF investment securities. Dis
riot bolds and all local Railroad Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-13

Some lawyers want briefs printed that
they do not want them '.n n hurry" This is one
place where they have them done in short
time. and not be disappointed, for NEVER Dis
APPOINT, you know. 9Oc. page for briefs-5O
copies, geographically correct and printed nicely.
BYRON =. ADAMS. Prompt Printer" 512 18th ST.
seI2-I4d
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Geo. w. HerOnd,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Formerly ut No. S24 9th st. NV, will be pleased
10 his patrons at his new place OF business
No 7O2 9th st. W., where he will display new
and complete line of Fall and Winter Goods.
se1O-Ots
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
Among our CoIIon NIcu

Texas has clear weather; cotton
belt elsewhere heavy rams.
Future contracts in Liverpool
closed very steady, partially l Gath
higher.
New York future contract market
closed firm, to points advance,
Sales Al 700 bales. May, 5.55 to
5.66; August, 5.G3 to 5.64; October,
5.73 to 5.74.
United States ports received yes
terday 20,663 bales. against S,lS5
bales last year and 10, 854 bales in
1892.
The receipts at four leading in.
terror towns were Z, 800 bales. az ainst
2,5l2 bales last year.
New Orleans receipts for Monday
are estimated at from 5000 to 6. OOC
bales, against g. 35 bales last wear.
The visible supply OF cotton
is 4,794,7l bales. decrease OF
31,327 bales during past week.
against decrease of 1852 bales
same week last year and 81. 1892 bales
in 1892.
Receipts cotton at Norfolk yester-
day were LAOS bales, against Cos
bales last year.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March 2, 1895.
ARRIVALS

British steamship Crown. Williams
New Orleans To Havre ami Rotterdam. TO
VIM Lamb & Co. Coaled mni sailed.
Steamer orion, Smith. boston. to VII
Lamb x Co. Tor coal
= hooner W Wallace Ward, Kels e
Providence, 10 VIM Lamb L Co. for coal
Tug Ocean King, k!mball. New DIRK
with bars Coal King aud Kingst on. 10
Wm Lamb & Co. for coal.
Bar6es " w No. and 6, to Wu
Lamb & Co. for coal.
NkMOKANI UN.
CAL HENRY. VA, March 2.-l2 Nj
Light rain. South wind; - miles. LigLr
sea.
CLEARED.
Schooner Annie Q Grace, Smith.
Charleston. with coal.
Barge h Mica J, Boston, with coal.
SAILED.
Spanish steamship Santnrnins, Benroa
Liverpool. Via Newport News, BY Wn
Lamb & Co. with 1900 bales cotton an,
"a cases p! ophorus.
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cotton rEurilC,S.

New YORK. March 1.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling gulf, &C. middllng.
DC. Futures closed hrm Marcn,
81; April, 81; May, 80; June, o57;
July, 10; August, 6S; September. Is;
october. 49, November, AZ Dccem
Der. D 81. Sales. Al. 100 bales.
The total net consolidated receipts of
cotton reported from nil ports to-day
we're 2U.oOJ bales, exports to Grea.
britain. 1882 bales; France. - bales;
Continent, 1913 bales; stock, 1863, "a
bales.
Total so far this week. Net receipts,
xo;ooJ bales; exports TO Great Britain.
Continent, 1878 bales; stoek, 95j,vI4
balos.
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NOrfoIiS Cotton Marriott.
OFFICE OF TUr VtpnIYr.S

Sehboard AIRLINE Railroad-For Nor
folk, 1913 bales: other points 8 bales;
Sotal, 9iS bRles
| Norfolk and Western Railroad-For
Norfolk. bales; other points 50
Dales: total. 50 bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. II bales; other points, -
bales; total. ~ bales.
Atlantic and Danvillo Railroad-For
Norfolk. bales; other points. =
bales. total. . bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For
Norfolk, l5i bales other points, - bales;
total. 25i bales
Various steamers-For Norfolk. 80
baies; other points, bales; total, 90
bales,
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OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

L sail from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUES,
DAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY aud SAT-
DAYS. TUESDAYS, WEDNFsbAYS"' TH liz
DA Us at 3 p:m.; SATURDAYS, % m
Passenger accommodations unsurpas.e d
Fare. Including meals and siateroom
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty ="
For t%reis and Of sa,eroOms a ~
ply vt Companv's office. n Main street or at
general office at wharf.
NJ, FuE kichMoND-Ships leave Norfolk every
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. ar
irving at Richmond the next morning
TIME SEIZED TIE OF STEAMERS NORTH-
i amDton- Lurav. Accomack. lgnoie and I.la
of Wight, sailing daily. .xcan, Snnisv
LG hG, Company GI p BG, wharf; Norfolk.
.n r' ~ =. Old i9,iNi-At 6:30 and Has a N
an9 90 m: fortsmouth 6:45 and 1905 and
3 ,;y:,d u IN; BAY Line Wharf, Norfolk at and
FOR iiAMPTON-At ll:I5 a 10 and 345 IN.
nay. li3o IN and p nj: Portsmouth at 10 O5
FOR NEwPoRr NEWS AND sMIrHFIELp
~ a. ~ IN: Portsmouth, 2;45 m; Bay Line
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-Dailg. ev.
cept Sunday leaving Companv's wharf at c 81
a III: PORTSMOUTH. GAS IN: Bay Line Wharf,
f0R BACK, PoQUosIN AND SEVERN
~ ~ NERS-Tonching at Old Point. leaving
~ :, iSI,,,rp' =" uiri MONDA1S WEDNESDAYS
Ahu + tioAl IS AT $50 IN; Portsmouth, g. IS a
ing next dav ' ie'uih
:, FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AND SUE.
IoLk AT 3 m; Portsmouth. $40 u M con.
meeting at Suffolk with w. L. Co. R. T. and S.
=. Freight for Matthews. Back, Poquosin. Ware.
severn and Nansemond rivers must be pre-.
NORTH CAROLINA DIvIsIoN-Formerly
N. n. 4 W. ID. L)--Steamer Albemarle iasvns
Norfolk for Washington. N. C., Mondays a, Q
p m; FRIDAYS ! a m. carrying freight and
passengers for Washington and points on tho
Freight for NEW BkRNE, N. C., received az
n. and :. r. Il. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until
bpm. NJ. 3. CROMWELL, Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures
NonFoLV. Va. March 2. 1895.
Produce.

NohfoLS. VA. Marcn T. 1879.
Produce.
PosU,I-Ohtokons. ola. 20a25o.
Ey9s-Eirm; wholesale. go. per
doz.
Basr01r-23o. per uvunL
Tra,.-Irish potatoes southern Rose,
Sl.9Ja2.00 per barrel: Huymsus, new,
T5aSOc; yellow. 9JcaSi.lj.
Southern truHS-tiAuanss. 75caSI0O
per bunch: oranges, sorrento. 81. %
per box: cooosuuts. si.l5 per bag
OF l0O; pineapples. 7aSo.
irOcersea.
O16ee-Steady and nrm: Rio, oom-
mon. l7sl9o.; FAIR. l9a23o.; Good
2la24!o; Choice, 10s25o., Laguayrs,
25c.: Java. 30a3le.
Syrups dai MoMssss-Steaiy; Syrup,.
Bright lsa23o; Fair Grades. IL ia20o: Porto
Rico, l5alSo.
Ne,o Orleans Nolds,es-Quiet; Fair, 2Is
400. Good. 36a40o.; Choice. 45o.
FEour-Merket qu'et and steady; Best
Patent Family. s4.00; Fancy Family;
94.00a4.5e: Choice Family. s3.70; Good
Family, SS.0ua3.25: Extra. S2.5Oa3. 90;
Super, 92.50a2.75.
Msnt-Steady: BoIted SIC. a bushel;
Water ground. Ito. a bushel.
5dH-Firm: Liverpool Fine. 9l.l2al. 80;
q. A. 65a75c.
Rics-Milled. 5aSo.; rice. in rough,
6la65o;per bushel
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rVAvELERS 1urnR:
IENHE NORFOLK, ALBEMABLE AND
n ATLANTIC RAILROAD co..

VIE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
II ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
". Van N horde, Receivers.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. l, 1896.
LEAVE NoRyoLx.
':ioa m, DAILY 9 pit Sunday. Mixed
20 "a IN. Daly. Throug evnress.
lh2h III. Daily. Local Express
80 IN. Daily. I.orai Express
aSVp IN, Daily except Sunday Local Ex.
cSeP III. sunday only. Through E1-
press.
s.5p.m. pa except Sunday. Through
Tx nrcss
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
0;5o au', pniy cNte3t Sunuay. Through
Express
sl5 4 IN. Daily except Sunday. Local E1-
pie.s.
1000 m. Sundas only. Local Express.
10 pm. DAILY except Sunday. Mthed
$50 III. Daily. ThTouph ENlre,s
$40 IA Daily Local Ell ross.
200 Pm Daily. Local txp'es,
Through Express Trains make the trip In
thirty.hve minutes Local Express Ira ms
forty five minutes
Chair Car attached TO ali Passenger trains.
Seats 81 cents each
B.P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
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DOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IN BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO
Commencing TUESDAY. June 25th.
1894. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day ut $ IN for Baltimore, and leave
baltimore. Pier No. % Light street wharf
every tuesday and Saturday at S m
Freight received caily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone 8. Agent,
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NO ~ Daily, c0nnecig wi,h
FOR all points south WAN a. 1. l.. train .;
Mo- iT5 Daily except sunday make, cIoso
Ki",on T. q G. 'i Fiy%c,,, for Washington G.
,rn carolina points; also ut Rock NIL, ~, "a,
n; :. !" train 20 for all points Son;h ''o"nl wan
Also I NJ 1o.S SfrVe a. Norfolk COS p M. Daily
Baggage cheek c,l " -, except sunday.
Agent, VI Main street '"gef anu Ticket
lor tickets to all points South, sleepin, -, j.,
reservation and general information pig car
OF address j. A. NEIGEBAI ER. o''
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
janis +. MAUrIN.
General Forwarding A. GENT
coror,, NJ EMERSON,
q. NJ. SEEIEIL. agent
General Manager. Norfolk.
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p, Daily. B-Breatfast. D-Dlnnor. s-sup.

M
DAILY. B-Breskfast. D-Dinnor. s-sup.
w 81 connects at Weldon with A. c. Line
keepers Por smouth to Atlanta ia
nec, uonuays; Wednesdays and Fridays con-
ION ~, Iahkiln with steamer Olive for Eden
Raiei,h iandings on tho river. Connects Mt
g. o, ~ with Southern Raj way for Ashevile, n.
r. MI intermediate points or the w. y. G..
No 4oi aud Al. Vcsiibule Limited Train. No
S1iIa lare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
portsmouth Ia Monroe N g. Connects di
ISeIiy ST Atlanta with w and A. X. t. for
Chnl'hnoora, Nashville and all ponts West
connects with A. and W. =. r. r. for Mobile
montgomery, Now Orleans end all points South
\" Z. FL ing Scotchmar, makes all stops
between Portsmouth and Boykins and l.eris-
ton, connecting at Pcndlotom for Murfeosboro
Nc.
ARRIVE.
'No 400. tlanta T. cial, T:3O a. M
NO 3s Mail q 4 ~ -: y. a.
2 y Scotch II, %, II. 80.
For tickets ana bagge CHECKS to all points
south and Southwest. siecuing car reservation
and general Information, call on or address w
N.H. Williams. 2l7 High street, Portsmouth,
VA
T. J. ANDERSON. ~. w. BROWN. Jr
Ten Iass Agent as. and Tio~rt Agt
Il. 81 iuHN, 'O!iN II. WINDER
Nlce-fr"Sidc1' General Manager
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAIrpo,n
~ COMPANY -

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAlrpo.n
tIC ~ COMPANY, =
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT LARCu l 1se5
an Nall AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
City, Edcnton, Maokcy's Ferry, Roper A" Peul
teyo. Helhaven, etc. Connccts al Edsp,on ,vi,I'
>. X. X. steamer as ioliowa: Daily
Windsor Su "Tey6AY for TH r,Iy@q",I and
river, on MONDAY and F On tST4owan
Scunpernong river, and WEDNESbA w
LOT salmon creek. Conn,c's at RrlIhaycn ,si,t'
steamer Virginia Dare for MakeleyyiIle SAIL
rex, aurora. Washington ami in,er,neii,,a
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NopEo,v
10 ~ daily Except SUNDAY for Eii-oLa,H
,ity Edenton and way stations. Connects n,
a n,,I@ N city with the ,tea,ucrs Neuse
Sntur lay Tor ewbern Roanoke Is,anJ Ell
Mor"head City, Kinston and (;oldsLorn d.;
4 n. :. K. r.. and Tor Jacksonyile VIM, VIA a.
Ton; ~ l.. and all stations on the w. MN
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily iercent Sun.
genyl at go III, and Express daily Ierren,
Subuay( nj II IN; connect with ali rail ami
s ~ lines AT Norfolk for the North East anJ
- .,'. rhsseheer ana freight stations foot of
'-"'' ''hl" street. Norfolk and Western depot.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
80 tREl6Hl LINE AND OLD j OMIoIoN
Norrou "l ven All points North and Fast win
Eastern North Carolina. i'''''"Au u
~ at low RATES ''''P'
For further Information Apply to the Gens-,,
once of the N.& ;. Il: II. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. &. HUDGINS,
General Freight and Passenger AGENT
NJ. X. KING % gent
General Manafor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

Now AOrk Truck Niarker.
NEW York, March 2.-Kale, Nor
iolk, 5OaI5c; Spinach, Norfolk.
81. OOa2. 90.
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A TLANTlC AND DANyILLE RAILWAY
{@ssssgEz.s.za - s.Esg

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr.lss
Leave Compan,'s wharf. Portsmouth, daily.
Ga. IN. NA''''
Leave shippers compress. wharf. Norfolk.
daily, 500 a. IN.
Leave West Sorfolk daily. 9:i5 a IN.
For DAM ille and ALI int rmeuiate station. az.
irving at Danyil.e at 6.2j o. H.
Leave Portsmouth. daily Except Sunday 8
pm.
Leave Norfolk 5.2op.m.
Leave West Norfolk 5:45 D. m
For l2wrrnceville and iniernedIa.e noirt,
arriving IawTrnCcvIlir ut y pm
Leave Lawrenceville daily texcept Sun5avl
ate IN. arriving al Danvtlle alto a. m
Connections made ut Danville and Jeffress
junction Tor al points in the Southern Rail-
way systein; n lienni-ton junction Tor Dur.
ham South Boston snd all points on the Dur-
ham Division OF the n. and ". X. T.
PULLMAN Sleepers between Danville Ashe-
pns, Atlanta. Angusta Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked nj
Wakes Agency. Brsndt's Ticket Agency. 20 :
PAWS Agency at wharf, Norfolk, W, v, H..
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
W. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
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WESTWARD.

DAILY except SUNDAY.
No. Cincinnati and St Louis Limited
da'y. WIN Parior Ca, Old Point 10 clifton
70 Seahd iullnlan Sieepcrs -ordOnsville to Ciu-
cinnati aud 81. Louis. Meal. served on dim,
car west OF Gordous lille.
;, No. :, +; +. V, daily. with Pullman Oli
Gorionsvllie t. Cincinnati fud Iruissvili1.
Meals served on Dining Car. CONNECTS al GOV
inet"n Va daI!s ioI Virginia Hot Springs. N,.a
m.s"N i"'ai Stops cast of cord us,i'lr
noon anu $3.50 y. IN.
For further 10 formation apply to
K. 7. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
{. & O. Ticket Oilice. CRANKY street,
UCder Atlantic Hotel
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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New York rIarkct..

NEp YonE. March 2-flour closed quiet
ana steady; winter wheat, low grauus.
tl 9Oa2.3O; fair To fancy, s23b,,
2.'5; DO patents, $4.GOA3.uJ; M,uua-
sota clear, s2.2oa2 %; patents. S3...5u
s.uO; low extras, Sl.YJa2.3u. Southern
Hour closed quie. aud steady; common to
iair extra. el.S"a2.1o good to choice. 10,
e2.o a3.23. Wheat, duh. :a:c lower win
options. closing hrm No red, store and
elevator, o5.Aoo.c aloat, GUaUU. {. Corn
CLOSED dull and firm; No ,. lYc, elevator
Cue, anoat ungradct mlxe! aUa.u G.:
steamer mixed, ie.aiH.c. Oats closed dull
anu steady; No 2, 81 c; No z. white. 81 @:
mixed Western, 3ia35.c; white do. sOc.
Cut meats, fairly acti,c anu urln; ploklsd
bellies, &c: shoulders, 4,ai.c, hams
.no {; mlddles. 81 aIy, short clear. .. -.
Lard closed quiet anu easier. Western
eteum 6.12i bid. Pork, far dtmnua.
niess, ell, 75al2 90; extra prime, nominal.
Gomez spot lilo. quiet amu Iirm: 40 I.
1".c. Sugar-liaw. quiet and firm: fair
fehhing. zll-Ihc. centrifngals, - test
u; refined, firm aud goo lem nd oil A.
a5.e mould a, 4ll-l6c. standard A X.
l3-lGaic; cut loaf, 7-lGa4!c; crushed,
q l-l6ai o; powdered. I-I6a4 ic: grauu-
lated, 8l3-lGai.ci cubes. 4 i-lGa4ic.