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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
Norfolk Co,,on MARKETS.
OFFICE OF lHE VlRdISIAN,

NVNIO''h' '"'' 4H"IVH o. 1870.
Seaboard Airline Hailroad-For Norfolk,
4ll ba es other points, 6ii bales. total,
,OS5 bales.
Nor.olk ami Western Railrold-Tor Nor
folk. $50 bales; other points, 279 bales; to-
tai. 429 bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroal-For Nor
ioiS. - bales; other pelnts, bales: to-
tai. 23 ba'e,.
Atlantic and Danyillo RaiIroa1-For Nor
folk, II bales; other points, = bales: to.
til. ii bales
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad--For Nor
ioik, 2l0 bales; other points, bales; to.
tai, 10 bales.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

NAH. AND INPRESS daily Except Sunday at
% H. m, ana E1nress daily Except sunday nj IL
y M connect With all rail aud steam lines at Nor
folk for the North, East and West. Passenger and
aud Western depot
II ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
10 fhEl'ilir LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between Sll points North aud Ess. via Norfolk and
Carolina
Freight received daily and forwarded promotly
at low rates. 80
y For further information apply to the General
ohce oil the y. & ;. K. X. Co., Norfolk, Va.
ii. G. HUDGINS,
y. General Freight and Passenger AGENT
u. h. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

The Utica Herald is doing its best to
hasten tho spelling reform by emitting
the letters ugh" from words ending
with them, such as though, through, al
though, etc. 1t makes an exception,
however, i'll the case of cough. -Chica,
10 Tribune.
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No. - llaly connects with A. I. l.. train 23 for
ali points Souih O
No los Daily except sunday. makes cl,.e ron.
nc'tiOn al liobsood Tor Wa.hington,N c. Kins-
ton, ). g plymouth. n. C. and ali Eastern caro-
ma Po,mts ~ 1T Rocky Mount with y. c. l..
tram 80 FOR all points south.
Trans arrive at Norfolk COS p. m. daily. Also
al io-3 a. IA. daily, except Sunday.
Ea4SIs' checked IT tompanys Norfolk wharf
and also a. Office Of Passenger and Iicke. Agent
% Main street. 'b''
For tickets TO all points South, sleeping ear
reservation and general iR!ormationu. cali on or
Addiess j. 4. NEuGEBAUEE.
passenger and Ticket Agent,
JAMES +. MAUPfN
General Forwarding Agent
T. NJ EMERSON
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
G. NJ. SERrEL..,
Gencirl Manager. Norfolk.
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A TLANTlC AND pANvllLERAIlWAY
scnEDuLElN EFFECT JULY lsr, 1894.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July isr, 1894.
Leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daiiy
9.2U Ia.
Leave We t Norfolk daily. 9:iia in
Tor panvillc and all inte mediate stations ar
ri,i At Danvil- az 6.25 p. Ill.
Leave Norfolk !:2O !. M.
Leave West N,r'olS, AS y. H.
% Tor l.awrcncevllls and intcrmcd late points ar
irving l.a~r neville ats 7. ui.
Leave l.avrcneevile taliy except sunday 4, c
a m arriving nj banyilic 1T lya IN
Connection made nj Danriiis and .oiIrcss june
ton FER all points in the southern Railway system;
at lCnni.tOp Junction Tor Durham, unth Boston
and all points Oh the Durham Division Of the y
& W. Il. 4.
Pullman Sleepers between panyillc. Asheyllle,
Atlanta Augusta, Mempli- and New Orleans.
Tickets ON sale ami. bag gage clio ,kci at Wakes
ABei c., Conn auy's Agency ~ wharf Norfolk
w. Y. ii. Williams Agency, Iortsm,u'h
w. II. TAYLOR.
General Pa scngcr Agent.
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New OnirASs MoLAssys-Q Quiet; Fair, 2Oa
$50 Good, 36ai0c; Choice. a5c.
FLouR-Market uuiet and steady; Best,
rat mt Family. s4.5 Fancy Fam Is. 81 9oa
SO; cho CO Family. 1915: Good Family.
: sCoa3.2j; Extra, Sl.50a2.76; Super. 81 5ua
MrAL-Steady; Boltcd, SIC por bushel;
Water grlund, nc per bushcl.
SMT-iiym; Liverpool Fine, Sl.12al.25;
G. A.. 65a15c
RrF- AIilIed. 5aGci rice, in rough, GlaG5c
Fer bushel.
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(srIiltt.

PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas. s2.5Oa3. 90
Per bag
GoEN--Sou hern white. 44a45c.
OArs-Steahy; MlhcG, 37a2Sc.
MILL FEEp-Market ,tsndy; Hr II. SIT. GOA
ls00: shlpstufl. or mid.lhnxs, Slo00al9 o.:
meal, NH te bolted, per so lbs, 59c; homiuy.
Glc.
Hay No Timothy, sl3.25al4.OO; No. 2,
el2. 5oal3.00.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JAN 20, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
745 a. III. daily. crcep, Sunday Portsmouth
High street. $50 n mi Arrive at Phi.
deiPhia 5:52 y. m. New York at 5:yS
=. IN.
LEAVE NORFOLK
I:SV r. ~. dnily portsmouth, IIigh street. G2O)
arrive at Philadelphia $40 n. mo- New
York 4 q n III.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
wv a. H. daily, Portsmouth, High street glO)
leaving New York y. M; Philadelphia
ING u. III.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
s'o1 j. III. daily, except sunday -(Portsmouth
liiGn affect, Sl5 T.. III. j. leaving New
go l"rL al u. n PHILADELPHIA TO- 70 A. m
- 'iose connection made with all rail and sound
lines To and from Bo,ton
iniIinsn sicei lug Cars on night trains bet ecu
Jersey city, Philadelphia and Cspo On .rcs Pull
~ !, linh,t and larlor Cars day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles
ts- lhr lugh Tickets sold and baggage checked
al Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel, and on
Tue stehh'fs' IL. H. COOKE,
Gene al AGENT
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H. OLDD0M|NI0N STEAMSHIP
S:S COMPANY.
u FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGEE SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
l from NYSiolk on MoNpAY, UtSDAY, Wss,l..
NJ. From New o YORK on MoNDAYs TnEsDayP.
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS at J p. III. SATUR-
DAYS, Ipm M.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and hIatcrooln bcrth...S 90
Fare round trip, limited to thirty days.. 13 90
at Companys once, II Main street, or at general
FOX MCIIMoND-ship. leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, arririne az
Richmond the next morning.
TBNE S0EuEDUtE OF STEAMERS
Northampton, l.uray, Accomack, Enola and
Isle Of Wight, sailing daily except sunday.
EUtS OiD pOINs---At $3.50 aud ILLS A.
IN. and 3ij p. M; Portsmouth, Gas aud 1905 and
800 D. M; Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at and 1880
FOX ~ ,MpTON-At 1l:l5 a. m. and s.a5
p M Bay Line, 1850 u. IN. and p. NJ; Portsmouth
t"It NhW rOHr Jews AND smaTR
EEEi.D- at $50 J.. m; Portsmouth, 2:45 p M;
~ Fox jig S s%as:' AND 4 IN WARE 1,uvERa-,
DALI except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
a. $50 q! m; Portsmouth. s46 a. m; Bay Line
IOit ia OK. PoQUosIN AND SEW
EnN Notwithstanding at Old Point, lesy.
and FRIDAYS at $50 u m; Portsmouth, s:45 a. M,
Bay Linz Wharf, Norfolk, at pa. m, returning
FnIt NANSr1IOND RIVER AND
"eEFOLK-At3 Y. m: Portsmouth, $40 p. m;
connecting at Suffolk with w. L. Co.. K. Il. and s.
and G. Il. II.
Freight for Mathews, Back, Poquosn Ware.
severn and Nansclo ond rivers must be prepaid.
Nossha CAROLINA plVISiON-Fof-
mcrly n. y. 4 W. d. l.-Steamer Albemare leaves
Norfolk for Washington, y. c.. Mondays at p. M;
fridays At a. III. earring freight and passengers
tor Washington and points on the Tar, fuugo add
lamlico rivers.
Freight for Newbern, n, C., received a. n. ana
:. Il. X. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until s p.
IN. NJ u. CROWELL,
Agent.
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'rIs.vl:I.u,ss, ouIDr.


VHE NORFOLK. ALBEMARlr AND ALLAN
L ne RAlLHoAUC1
SlIA> W BrHr. (r,s
W. VAS NuUprS, "'''N''
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE Is
EFFECT FRIDAY. FEB. ], 1875.
LEAVE NoRroLK.
:i0a m, Dali c-cspt Sladay. Mixed.
t:-' m. Da.ly. Throug cvrte's
l::' IN. Daily. Local Express.
;: /. M. lalr. Io al l. press
550pnI, pai Y exc pit Sunday. Local E1-
press.
G.50p IN. Sunday only. through E1-
PRESS.
SIS p III. nai except Sunday. Through
EASr
ARRIVE NORTON
GO a II, p,ilS eNteft Sunday. Through
Express
el5 IN. DAILY except Sunday. Local TX
pes.
1905 = IL. Suniaf only. Local Express.
l;i5 pm. la Is except SUNDAY Mi,ed.
2S1 IL. laiy. THROUGH ENlre,s
go III. Daily. Local EIi rcss.
400 I'M pa ~. Local rip
Through EtUr.s, T,ains maye the trip In
thltty-tSc mlnut,s; Local IxpTCs, Ira las
io-ty-hvc rrinutes
Chair Car attached to eli Pass niger trains,
Seats - cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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Prod

FouITRy- Chickens old. 20an5c.
Edos-Dull: wholesale. zoe per doz,
BEEswA1-23c per pound
IRuck-lrish potatoes S. IL hern Rose,
Sl.7ja2 COPPER barrel; Hnymans. S.o0; yell
low. Sl00al.25.
SoUrHERN FRuiTs-nananas. 75caSl 90 per
bunch: oranges. Sorrento, S4.60 per box;
coco&nnts, SA.cO per bus of 100; pineapple4,
7a.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

pUASoKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALrlMyR STEAMBOAT co.
commencing TUESDAY,, June 10Th, 1894 the
steamers OF THIS line will leave BAY Line Whsrf
every Monday and thursday ut a M for Balii-
more, aud ave Baltim Pier No 90 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday at p. III.
Freight resolved daily.
WA. RANDALL,
1e'eplone s. agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
Sho Knew Him.

Tho Bcre.--M May l sit down and tnlk to
you just minute?
Tho LaGy-Im afraid not. You see I
havo an engagement two heprs frpw now,
7~GhiosGo Record.
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heICh0nIS' Z Miners TRANSPORTATION Co
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVlDENCEAND SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAx
at d p. M. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY aud SATURDAY at CD, m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
first class, including meals aud saloon
a t'"'h pefth 9 90
second tl@s. including meals and berth, = OH
FOR SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ae
iatH-Flrst class, including meals and
taIs-> second class, including meals and
ieiishaole Freight sent vi, Providence. for 4,
"htdch by early train TO Roston, and ut tho Same
rate rs 10y direct steamers 10 Boston.
fcrishablc treig h,s not receive later than $50.
T. ~ on sailing days of Boston ships; AS0 sailing
days OF Providence ships.
For iu;ther information apply to
II. II. WEIGHT. Agent Norfolk, Va.
A H. STEBBI NS, Asst Tariff Mgr
W. r. TURNER, General Pas. Agent
j. @. WHITNEY. Traffic, Manager
General Offices, Baltimore Md
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Hay.

Several cars en- route; must be sold !;
also some on track here. II, Z. Ovens,
275 Water street.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March 8, 1895.
ARRIVALS


Sclr Governor Ames. Davis, Salem, Mass.
to VIM Lamb < 60. for coal
Schr Grace seymour. Holmes. New Lon
don, TO VIM Lamb X co. for GAL.
Schr Rover. CostOn, Bal more with coal.
'cnr Donnie Hastings. Dix, Baltimore,
with | me.
schr Belle Of the Bay, Mosier, New York,
MEMORANDA.
Schr Katherine u Terry. Garfield. from
Boston, arri, cd at Newport News to-day.
CAPE HE>Ry, VA. March 5. u VI. -
Clear. Southwest wind; "a miles Light
sea.
CLEARED.
Sehr II II Ronedct, Brocket, Boston, with
coal
Sehr Hcratio L Baker. Atkins, Boston. with
coal.
sehr Edwin l. Hunt Milken, Providence,
with coal.
sohr Oliver Barrett, Erbin. Boston, with
coal
schr Elm City, falkenburg, New Haven.
with coal.
Schr Rebecca, jenkins, New York, with
lumber.
Schr Rhoda Holmes, Holmes, New York,
with pine wool.
Barges Frank penilcton and Anna II
Smith, Hoboken or New York. with coal.
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wBoLEsALE :oUorArioNs.
NORFOLK. Va. March 5, 1895
GrOccrtef.

CorrEE-steaay and firm; Rio. common,
l7al"c; la +. 1920; Good. 2la22 C; Choice
2ln25c; Laguayrt 25c; Java. 3ua3lc
SYRUPs AND MoLAssEs- Steady; Syrups,
Bright, lea2Sc, lair Grades, IL s2eei Porto
Rico, l6alsc,
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Peanut 1IurIxct.

Mar G: steady; Prime, lie; strictly prime.
2ci fancy, &c; common, lal.c; Spauisu. SOC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

tDai'y except sunday.
No. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Limited daily.
WIN farlor Car, old Point to Clifton Forge and
iu'iman Slecpcfs GOrdoussillc to Cincinnati and
Gnrdonsvc.
No. s. /. /. v, daily, With pullmau Old Point
10 linton aud iulmau Sleeping Car GOrdonSvillc
~ Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Jars Connects at tCovngtOn Va for Viz
ginia Hot Springs. No. :, makes local steps east OF
GoTdous Vile
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily, u noon
and $50 T. M.
For further intormaiion apply to
X 4. BROOKE, frss,ngrr Agent,
{. & o. Ticket Onicc, CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN u. rOlTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

CLfnES REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
~ rhlLAbELPlilA-Cn'y direct eW~1"
INC from Norfolk tn Phi ladclrhn rl:Sszrtt3S.s---9S
n'iI further orders, steamers are appuiIiIrI 10
sail nom Norfolk every Monday "Wednesday and
saturday ~ q p. m, and from Philadelphia every
iucsda', Thursday and saturday
Though bills OF lading TO all points South aud
:, uthwest wa n H.. Atlantic Coust Line aud
virginia ana Tennessee Air Line Railro,d
JAMES W. MCtAki lCK
General touthern Agent Norfolk Va
w. i. CLfpE% CO.
Age ats, rhilaiciphla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough med
icine handle, and as seller leads all
other preparations in this market.
recommend it because 1t - the best
medicine l ever handled for coughs,
colds and groups. a. w. BALDRIDGE,
Millersville, Ill. For sale by ell drug.
gists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

Stocks-Lost. this week. 2,29G; los
last week. 2,435; lost last year. 3, 4I2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

Turkeys can DO and have been hatch
ed i'll all incubator, but not with as
much success ms chickens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

pOANoKE AND CASulE RIVER LINE
STEAMER LUCY
leaves foot Commerce street every wednesday at d
y. IN. for Plymouth and Rcahoke river landings as
high Us Palmyra. y. c., Mindtor and all ceshie
river landings. Freight received daily.
THE NOTTINGHAM & WRENN CO.,
Phone No l2s. Agents.
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNoCR ROUTE
IN ON and after SUNDAY, December Soth, she
steamer Essex will leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk.
every sunday at . 4 IN. for Tappahonnocx aaa IN.
ternediate landings Freight for these poiets re<
ceived SATURDAYS. For landings beyond TsRFz.
hammock freight received as usual.
MN. RANDALL. Agent. Norfois,
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ne ,flp ny these steamers affords most enloyu-
n,c s"i, on me Chesapeake lay. passing through
Hampton Eohfs aud liarbUr of Ncrlols with view
o' an OBJECTS "l interest iuc dent to the,e his
'vficaI localities Offering unsurpassed service in
every particular Large aud luIuiiautly furnished
Shn,us an, sta'riooms, heated by steam and
iirhets sold I" ~ points North las, and W,st
Wld baggage checked to deStiuHt Oh. Sta,oroums
reserved upon application in person nj tln com
pany office, No - West Main street or OH board
steamer. "
Freight VIII not be received ailer Up. M. to 20
forward that day ~
For further information aprlv to
iDaiiy except Suudar. .Daily
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

FOR PETERSBURG. NEWPORT NEWS, CEARE-
L MONT, hCOTLAND AND JAMES RIVER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. a. MCCALL leaves n. Y,
i. & y. H. X. deck at n. III. every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for above points,
reaching Petersburg about p. Connects with
A. K ID. r. X. At Scotland with S. ). & 5. B. r.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and si.25; round trin
Meals served oil steamer for SOC
Tickets sold Oh steamer.
Freight received daily for above points,
The Mccall can be chartered for excursion pure
poses any Tuesday or Thursday night At very loy
rates. X. Is. COOKE, "
General Agent.
/, OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD Pc Mt,
u CLAREaONr. NEWPORT NEWS and Jam,6
river Landings direct by. daylight-Virginia Nayi-
CATION Company Elegant Steamer POCAHOETAS.
leave, Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY ut a. M, touching
at Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Richmond about p.
m. connecting VITA all evening uains Fare 10
Richmond Si.50; fare to Richmond and return
81, So fare TO Richmond second-elass, 81. Tickets
much cheaper thal by any other route to Rich
mond, Petersburg, Wayeriy, Hicksiord and stations
on Atlantic and Danylle railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale ut ticket agencies
OF Wake Son, ii Brandt andton board ateamer
5Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. log
JAMES W. McCARRICK.
Agent.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

ABSOLUTELY THE SHORT Est AND OI'IcEEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY IL HOURS 10
ATLANTA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JANUARY
20. lInI
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How 70 Make 1t and How to Manage It.
Keep the bed Full.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-11
An Important Office,

To properly fill its office and func-
tions, it is important that the blood be
pure. When it is in such condition
the body is almost certain to be healthy
A complaint at this time is catarrh in
its various forms. A slight cold devel-
ops the disease in the head. Droppings
of corruption passing into the lungs
bring on consumption. The only way
to cure this disease is to purify the blood.
The most obstinate cases of catarrh yield
to the medicinal powers of Hood S Sars-
aparilla as if by magic, simply because
it reaches the seat OF the disease, and by
purifying and vitalizing the blood, re-
moves the cause. Not only does Hoods
Sarsaparilla do this but it gives renewed
vigor to the whole system, making ii
possible for good health to reign su-
preme.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-11
chIoken or RABBIT Pot Roast.

Cut open nice rabbit, or a tender
chicken, as for fricassee, wash thor
oughly and dry in clean towel. Place
a deep spider or iron pot on the stove,
with half a cup of drippings or cotto-
lene, and fry the meat nice brown, be.
ing careful not to let it burn. Drain of
the fat from the pot, add one bay leaf,
salt and pepper to taste, and a small
piece of salt pork. Cover with water
and let cook until tender, dredging oc.
casionally with flour. Have the gravy
nicely thickened and add a little chop
ped parsley. An onion and few car
rots can be added if-desired, while the
stew is cooking. This is change from
the ordinary way of cooking rabbit and
chicken, and hope it will be found salts
factory.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-11
LEGAL BUSINESS.
Property Transferred Deeds, Mortgages,
Releases, Assignments. Etc.

Property Transferred Mortgages,
Releases, Assignments. Etc.
During the past week the following
transfers of property have been made:
Deeds Ebling, Jacob F., and wife, to
Cude, Adolph, 50 acres in the End dis
trict, $500.
Green, Nicholas H., trustee, to Fraz-
ier, Samuel r., lot in the city of Annap-
oils, $4,000.
Butler, Sarah c., to Jones, William
H., acres in the 2nd district, S400.
Butler, Sarah c., to Tydings, Joseph
S., 2 acres in the 2nd district, $500.
Gibson, Georgeanna, and husband, to
Sims, Elizabeth L., acres in the 4tll
district, $500, SC.
Mortgages Guide, Adolph, and wife,
to Ebeling, Jacob f., 93 acres in the 2nd
district, $500.
Robinson, James S., and wife, to Lus.
by, Louisa g., land in the 3rd district,
$4,000.
Robinson, James S., to Robinson, Ar.
manella NJ, land in Anne Arundel Co..
SO, 900.
Saunders, Daniel j., and wife, to Swil-
burne, Katharine, lot in the city Of An
napolis. 81, ,000
Butler, William H., and wife to ri.
dout, Horatio S., lot in the city Of An
napolis, $3.50.
Clarke, John T., and wife, to Stein,
Annie, ct. al. trustee. III acres in Anne
Arundel county, 81 500.
Ray, William r., and wife, to Tur
ner, Frances r., liz acres in the 5tl
district, 81 900.
Anderson, Ella b., and husband, t.
MunrOe, James M, trustee, los acrei
in the End diserict, $500.
Frank, John, and wife, to Hodges
Manelia W., lot in the city Of Annap
oils. 5000.
Releases-Robinson Armanella NJ.
from Robinson, James r.
Anderson, L. Solon, from Pinkney
NJ. Amelia.
Frank, John, and wife, from Annap
oils Savings Institution.
Acknowledgements Savings In
stitution, from MunrOe, Jas. NJ, guard
ian.
Deed of Trust-Stockett Frank. Ill.
trustee, from Shelton, Nathan. and wife
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-11
ON THE JANE MosLEY,
oehm'a Excursion 60 Baltimore and Re
tnrn-An EnIoyabie Trip.

tufn--An Enjoyable Trip.
A passenger who took IN the Oehm
excursion on the Jane Mosley yesterday
for the novelty of the thing, semcs the
CAPITAL the following account Of the
trip: The passengers We're largely CON.
posed of ladies aud children, eager TO
look at the Christmas goods aud the
store windows in that big city Of monn-
meuts, pretty women, rapid transit and
all-rOHnd twenty-nine cent stores. Ia
the early pant of the trip. one of Ochm s
employees distributed among the passen-
gers 4 little book of advertisement enti-
tied. "A little story Of a bic store The
boat Was not as comfortable or in as
good shape as it usually is. because it re-
turned at midnight with i've hundred
soldier boys from Atlanta. The boat
WAS due at six o'clock in the evening,
but because of the rough weather was
six hours late. and the apologies of the
captain and mate were profuse about the
untidy appearance of things aud the nm
comfortable condition of the boat, which
was due TO several of the windows having
been broken by the "soldier boys" on
their trip. The captain says it Will be a
long time before be takes another such
party as the Atlanta crowd. Baltimore
was reached at 11.30 with no accidents
or mishaps, and the trip thoroughly en-
joyed by the goOd-natured crowd aboard.
The boat had pushed out from the wharf
when two ladies were seen, who had been
left The accommodating authorities
went back and brought them aboard
Mr.. John Yewell, Of the New York
Clothing House, who has been visiting
Annapolis. returned ON the Mosley.
THE RETURN TRIP.
The steamer did not leave Light street
wharf before $780, The trip was much
pleasanter on the return, band fur
nished lively music. and the young folks
triped it on the fantastic. The weather
a little rough, but all seemed to enjoy
the trip. The steamer reached her wharf
about $50, all delighted with the trip
and the courtesies shown them by the
officers of the boat There was not so
much shopping done us one would imag.
inc from the bundles brought down-it
was the novelty of the trip that many
took more than shopping.