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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS,
MORE REPUBLICANS HEARD FROM.

INCREASED INTEREST IN THE SCHEME TO EN-
LARGE THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Cornelius n. Bliss. chairman OF the Informal COM
mittee which is pushing the movement for the
enlargement OF the Republican State Committee,
continues receive reports showing Increasing In
terest In the issue Joined with the Plat machine.
Although 1t IL only two weeks since the question
was brought before the Republicans Of the state.
by means OF circulars 10 few thousand repre-
sentative men in the party, the number OF pledges
received has already reached the handsome hgure
OF 1911 an increase Of 3@ over the number re-
ported last week Evidence is accommodating that
large majority OF the real Republicans OF the state
decidedly favor just representation Of Republican
voters on the State Committee. Mr.. Bliss said
yesterday that he and his associates were especially
grateful TO the press OF the State for giving ths
subject OF increased representation such fair and
impartial treatment.
Pledges received from every county In the state.
from representative Republicans. In favor OF the
election OF delegates to the State Convention favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
A MECCA FOR THIRSTY ONES.

NEW WORKERS WHO WANTED 1T FOUND PLENTY
OF BEER IN HOBOKEN
There was beer for everybody In Hoboken yester
day. and no desiring 1t went thirsty. The 'front.'
doors OF saloons were all closed but the side doors
we're OPEN Any one who wanted to could enter
beershop at WILL In Union Hill and Weehawken
front doors OF many saloons were wide open. some
not even having screen doors up. This general
invitation OF the beershops to drink was accepted
by thousands OF New-York people Early IN the
morning began a migration to Hoboken ana all Gay
long the ferryboats and trolley cars crowded.
In Jersey City It difficult for strangers
to obtain intoxicants. Nearly al OF the saloons nad
no one was permitted TO enter until he was frst
Charles H. Winfield had a number OF detectives
and constables out all day in search Of evidence
XII over Hudson County the lquor-deale rejoiced
yesterday over the enforcement OF the Excise law
In New-York, for It brought much custom to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
lid DISTRICT COLORED REPUBLICANS Or
CAME.

The colored Republicans in the I'D Assembly Dis
trct have organized. with a membership OF sew
enty-fve They have headquarters at No. 100 Bay
ard-s, At their meeting last Wednesday nigh, they
elected the following officers: Thomas Carr, pres-
dent: William Ill., vce-pres!dent: Henry Young,
sergeant alarms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE PIRATE SLOOP SEEN AGAIN.
SHE HAS VISITED TOWNS ALONG THE SCUM
AND HAS DIsTANCED SWIFT YACHTS
SENT TO CAPTURE HER.

South Norwalk Conn. July THE black pirate
sloop which crused in Long Island Sound all last
summer has again been seen in the Sound within
a few DAYS Reports from New-Rochelle and sew
eral other towns west OF Greenwich show that the
pirate has been operating there. There Is no name
on it's stern and IS able TO identify the
craft Two men have been seen aboard The sloop
is very fast sailer and easily outstripped several
yachts which have given her chase.
II is supposed to have been in Norwalk Harbor
as last evening during a thunderstorm a vessel
answering It's description was seen near the smith
leland light When the storm lifted the mysterious
vessel had disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
the Interior fully exposed to the gaze of passers-


In most Of the lower downtown restaurants,
where intoxicating beverages are sold people were
required to buy meals costing at least Is cents
before drinks were served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE SILVER CRAZE STILL RAGhS'

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COVER
NOR IN MISSISSIPPI.
,,.rsor Miss July 7-Several counties held pri-
elections or meetings yesterday to select
deesates to the Democratic State Convention wnich
meets in this city August :. All OF them so iar as
heard from have declared Senator A j. McLau,,n
~ c,otca for Governor Two three counties IN
dorsed Represe native Money for Senator, eHuos
ernor Lowrys friends claim one or two, ana rep.S.
sentative Rockers friends are claiming Sop'an
County .-., ..,r,,es
The unanimity with which the several cou s
have Endorsed Senator McLaurin for Governor Shows
that the silver craze still RACES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
DIR. JOSIAH STRONG AT CHAUrAUQUI.

Chautauaua, July THE service to-day included
vespers at o'clock. with addresses by
Bishop Vincent and DIR. Josiah Strong. OF
Tsw.York. A. the aacred- song service this evening
Professor Albion W. Small. Of Chicago, spoke.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
{ Otton Notcs.

Weather warmer and more favorable
Tor crop preparations. Cotton plant
Ing progressing in Texas.
Liverpool advanced 1.32d on spot
cotton. Future contracts closed firm,
to 5.Giths advance.
New York future contracts closed
barely steady, 8 to 8 points advanc e.
Sales, lS5,700 bales. May, G.23 to 6.24;
June, go to Cpl; August, 6.24 to
GIG; October, $50 to 6.3l. May con.
sracts touched $50 during the day.
United States ports received 1867
bales Saturday, against 6, 430 bales last
year and 1874 bales in 1892.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from 5000 to 10. OGO bales,
against 5000 bales last year.
Receipts at the five leading interior
towns this week so'far have been 49,
76j. against 1904 last week aud 5, rs
ba es last year.
Norfolk and Galveston mtrkats ad.
vanced &C.; Now York, New Orleans,
Savannah and Anguish ma kets ad.
vanoed Ice. Memphis decliued 1-16c.
Silver in London yesterday 2S l5.IGd
per ounce, against27!d last year,
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Cotton Markets.

New YORK. March 2l.--Cotton. quiet:
Eaitdling gulf, Csc. midiling. &c. Futures
closed barely steady. March i Is: April. i rs;
lay, i 23: Juns, 20; july. 4 y August. n ;
feptenbcr. G &c: October. & so. Noyeinber'
"a: December, 30; January, IA. Sales.
1S5,7U0 bales.
The total not consolidated receipts Of cot
ton reported from all ports today were
1887 On.os; exports to Great Britain.
nent, t5s bales; stock, 9l323o bales.
LIVERPOOL. March IS --l2aOp. m.-Cotton
fair business done, prices hardening. Amer
lean middling. S:d. Sales 10000 bales;
American. 9.400 bales; speculation and cx-
port, zoe bales receipts. $1,000 bales Amer
Cem2ud fair,
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Now York Markets..

NEI YoHK. March 2j.-Flour. qu:ot and
firm; winter wheat, low grades. +I.sUa
$50; fair to fancy s235A2. 40: patents.
s!..Oa3.UO; Minnesota clear, o1.25al co do
patents, S3.2jni!0; low extras. : .D0a2 30:
mills. a3.3aa3 40 Southern il3ur. Gu ct
anu firm; common TO fair extra 81 gDn2.75:
good to choice. do. $4.oOaS.25. Wheat,
'tnll rnd iirmer. No . rcd. store anl Gle
r,tor tlaG0.c ahoa., 62ae2!c umgruded red.
L7a6ic: No red, Go,c. Corn. dull and firmer:
no =. 56c. elevator 57!c. Hhoat ungradod
MiIcd. ii !a52 &c steamer mixed. 5l2a5. &c: No
=, iN!ai9!c. Oats, duil and rirmer: 40 ..
%hlte 37.c: No ,, H3la33ic; mixed Western.
Sia3tc; white do. 31a4lc. Cut meats. nrce
and higher: picked bellies, t C; Shoulders
h!a5{c. hams .a9c; middles. nominal; shor {
clear nominal Lard. higher and better
,emnnd; Western steam, ei.i2l; city. &c.
York, quiet ani higher; mess. Sl3. 50al3.75:
cHtrn prime. nominal Gomez Rio. firm
amt dull. No Z. lG!c. Sugar Raw. firm and
quiet: fair refining, 2ll-lGc: ceutrifugals.
70 test, &c refined. firm and quiet: oil A.
tgaS.c; mould y. 43-lGaiic; standard A.,
l. !6attc; cat loaf. 9-iGai.c; crushed.
A.9-l6a4sc: powdered 4 1-lGniic; Granulate,i.
t l1-lGai.c; cubes, l-iGaI!c.
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BALrIMoRt. March 25 Flour. firm: West
ern superhnc, $40; Western extra.
E2.20s225' do Family, S2.U5a2S5; winter
wheat patents. tS0sa321 spring do. 50 GOA
3. % 90 straight. :}85a3 81. Wheat nrmer:
10 rod. CltaGl!c: Steamer No rod.
I1;a5sc. Southern wheat by sample. GCa
&c: do On grade. 57,a6l.c Corn, firm;
mi1ed. 5U"5D.c steamer mixed .S,ai9c:
Southern white corn, 5Olc: do yellow.
90 Z. oats, higher: NJ 2whito Western. 37la
&c; No mixed Wo!tcrn. 3iia3 c. Pro-
Nisi1ns. steady; mess pork, 5l3 81 bulk
eli. uders. &c; short rib sides &c: clear
tldoS. 20 sugar cured shoulders Tie:
hams, small. 10ic large lolc. Lar,i. refine
&c. toaee. steady; No I. l6!c. Sugar. stea iy
formulated. 40.
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FisH-Mackerel, No ., IN kegs. $3.50; new.
small. :i2.5n; new medium. sl2 90: No g. in
kegs, s3 so; Herring. Family Roe. S2.70i
1928; Eastern. III barrels. S5.5Ja3,75.
MISS poRR-New, $500.
HANs-Smthiieid. l4al7c.
BuLN MEArs-C!ear RIB, Glc fat backs, Gle;
bellies. &C.
SHoULDERs-SuGar cured. &c.
BcoN-Shouders, nc.
BUEAsrs-Sugar cured, lie.
LARp-Pure lard. So. cases. SIC, tierces:
compounds &c; ticrcas. i'll cases. " G.
CREESE-Cream, l0al2c; Western Dairy
Sal0c.
BrrrE7-Now York State. dairy. new. 2lc;
fresh creamery, - c: Wcstorn. ltalSc
KEROSENE OI-tirm: LIZ degrees, TAI C.:
l50 degrees; S!ssic; Rod, lt0 degrees, l0allc
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Arrive AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND ENrRESS daily except Sunday at
M; connect with all rail aud steam lines al Nor
iole for the North, East and Wesi. Passenger aud
freight stations i'ot of East Main street Norfolk
aud Western depot.
L ASTEEN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
II FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between sll PoiHts North and East via Norfolk aud
Norfolk and Southern Railroad to Eastern Nerth
Carolina
Freight received dsily and forwarded prom otly
at law rates.
For further Information apply to the General
Once Of the \. 5. R.'R Co. Norfolk, Va.
III. c. HpDGINS,
e. L. KING,
General alanageh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONEY Market
BY Southern Associated Press,


View lonK. March 25.-Money Oh call call
at 2a2i per cent: closing 1T - per cont.
STERLING exchange very firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S7:al5S for
sixty days ana S9!ai59 for Gomanl Posted
ratios, iSsa49dl. Commercial bills, sS6;u45il
Government bonds closed firm.
THE sToCs AARKET-cioSISo BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. az: American Cot
tom Oil. pref. 73a7i; American Sugar Rchu-
cries, luO4; American Sugar Relnere5. pref.
81; American tobacco. 3ii: American 10.
bacco, prot. los; Atchison, Topeka an
Santa Fo. 81: Baltimore ami Ohio, 55s: Can
ndn Pacific. 3S;; Chesapeake and Ohio. l7s;
chicago aud Alton, li6: Ohic 'so. Durlins-
ton nnd Quincy. u: Chicago Gas Trust
SlG; Delaware ami iLackawannu. 1925 Distil-
Iers and Cattle Feeuers. IA Erie. %: Erie
sref. III; General Electric. 36i illinois Con
sral, S3i; Lake Eric and Western. II; Lake
Erls ana Western. pref. 13; Lake shore.
a36i; Louisville AID Nashville, 5!.: Louis
vile, Now AlbanT AM Chicago. IL; Man
haitian Consolidated, l102; homph;S and
Char lection, ~; Michigan Central. %; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 2il ~MobiIe ami Ohio. iG:
Nashville nnd CLatt"no3ga. 20; United
States tordsGe. 81; United states Cordage
pref. 81; New. Jersey Central. 95j; New York
Central. s5.; Now York ana New Eng
Jam, 50: Norfolk and Nostorn, pref. l3t.
Northern Pacific. 81; Norther Pacific, pref.
s63; Northwestern. ~: Northwestern, pref,
ass: racaic Nail. 2Si; Reading, lls: tock Is
land. 64i; st. Paul. ST., ST. faul, pref, ll5s;
Ellvsr Certificates, 33s Tennessee Coal all 1
Iron, ISL: Tennessee Coal aud Iron, pref.
20 asked; Texas Pacific. q; Union Pacihc
s0i; Wabash, 81: Wabash. prof. l4s; Western
Union. sS.: Wheeling aud Lake Eric. l2i
Wheeling and Laao Erie, pref. 49,: Alabama
class a, lo5; Alabama. class u, 1906; Alabama
class q. % bid; Louisiana 4's, 100. North
Carolina AZ. 100. North CurolinaG 5, ~; Ton
nesscc New Settlement 3s. "a: Virginia
Gs, deferred. 81; Virg ipia Trust Receipts .:
Virginia Funding Debt -: ntel States
<s. resistcred' ma; United states Is, cou-
Tons, liza; Unite1 htates %. %: Southern
Hallway So. SSi; southern Hallway Common,
~: Southern Railway Common. pref, 34:;
South Carolina AS, lOi.
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WESTWARD.


fDaiiy except sunday
10. !, Cincinnati ana S.. Louis Limited daily
WIN Ia7."r Car, Old Point to Clifton Forge and
luihiSn Stct-is Gnrjonsyillc 10 Cincinnati aud
IT, ~. I.on's, Meals served on dining car west OF
Ne 3, i. +. v. daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 linton aud Pullman S.ccping Car Curdonsvlle
To- ihciInhti ana Louisville. Meals served on
pHing Cars. Connects nj ,Covingior Va. for Vir-
einiH Hot SPRING No makes local stops east of
GoTloEsviic.
steiner i.onise arrives at Norfolk daily, 10 noon
and $50 p.
For further iniormGiio on apply 10
Il. l. BEOOkE Passenger Agent
{. y. Ticket OEJcc CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN u. rOITS,
Division Passenger i gent.
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NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs-Q Quiet; Fair, 20a
25o; Good, 36aiGc; Choice, i5c.
FLouR-Marke; excited AMI higher stern
Spring Wheat, Best Patent family. S4.5J;
Winter Wheat, Best Patent Family. 8 l.u0:
Winter Wheat. Choice P.atent Family. s}.75:
Choice Straight Fam,i $325a3.5 50; Good
Family. s}Q0a32j: Go I'd Low Family. 81
300 Good Extra, S2.75; Fair Extra, l.50a
2.75.
sALr-Firm; Liverpool Elmo. $l.l2al.25;
Ct. a.. Gja75c.
RUE A!l!ed, 5a6c; rice, in rough, Gla65o
per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
Mza: : NorfolkaWsstsrnR.R.
Eff,rTlrETFTEyJ5i

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is, 1894.
LEAVE NORFOLK pAiI.Y.
''io u.!m.-fhc Chicago LNprcss-Eor
bctcrsbUt.. a. tc II ur q "a d
and Washington. also tor
L.lnchaur.. t.onuOi<c.
taHi"Td. tsiucttcId, po-
cnh"utHs. stcnOVn, CO.
luisihus aud thtcnGa.
StccI'cr teOuuoN, 40 a.
IsIuibus SvtIf,out CHANGE
$40 tor IUia-Li. Isrts,o!,
R$nONviItc. thntInnooyI
mud intermediate Points
rHitnuu - Iccprr.Lkadtnrd
To CtsntttuUnGn.
lCLO r. III. FOR Petersburg, Ealtord. Pulaski
Bristol al,o Tor huvteld. aud 70
'ahontJs also for Rocky Mount
aud all sta ions ON Wiuston-Salam
Division Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk to X. auokc CONNECTS at
Roanoke At 1:lO = III with Wash
ington and Chatsuoogu, limited
FOR all points South and West. Pull
man sletpers Roanoke to Memphis
and New Orleans. bin ng car at
iRChcl.
arrive Norfolk daily, s.2oam IN, 1925 a IN
SEA pm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
NortoIn Cotton ,lnructs,
OFFICE or TuE VIRGrNIAS

N1hIULk, va. MARCH 20 1875. I
eeat oRgd Air Line Iiailroad-For Norfolk.
f30 baies; other points. 40 bales; total,
E10 bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroad--For Nor
FOLK. go bales; other points, 90 bales; to-
fal 345 bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad. For Nor
toik. $50 bales other points, 20 bales; to-
tai. 1875 bales.
Atlantic and nanville Railroad--For Nor.
folk. 81 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor
ION, SSI bales, other points, 600 bales: to-
tal, 937 bao4.
Various SteRmcrs-Fog Norfolk. 40 halo,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
Trs AVEIi:rsa, GUIDE.


rNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND ATTAIN
l. TIC RAILGOAV co.
wv. v N sTTn, Receivers,
AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FED. l, 1895.
:.EAyE NORFOLK.
.:l0 q N, DAILY eIctpt SUNDAY. Mixed
.':?5 II IN. Daily. THROUGH express
1::2jp III. Daily. Local Express.
$50 J.. IN. Daily. 10 u Express
5:S0pm III, Dal except Sunday. Local Ex-
e:5op M, Sunday only. Through E1-
s;l5 p. IN. bal except Sunday. Through
Express
LEAVE NIWGlSIA BELCI.
GO am, D,'iy cN'elt Sunday. Through
Express.
e:i5 n IN. Dsiy except Sunday Local E1-
1c:0j N. Sunday only. Local Express
l:lj y IN. DAILY except Sunday. Mixed
go IN. airy. Through Tx res.
4.S5 Ppm. Daily. Local Express.
200 pm. Daily Local Exptcss.
Through Express Trains MAKE the trip in
thitiy.hNe minutes; Local Express Trains
iotiy-ivc minutes.
~ Chair Car attached TO sll Passenger trains.
F5Scst1 - cents each.
81 B.P. HOLLAND,
"a Geucrai Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
S,I,iCngo I!nrISoIS.

CAICAeo. March 25.-rhs loading futur IS
ranged AS iolioNg; Wheat closed lower
Corn closed lower Oats closci unch Anged.
1ork clio. ell lover
wnE.r-Nlarch. 5is; NAY. 5Gl: July. 57..
Closing 5i3; Nay. &c; July, 57ta57i.
Cons March, AS; May. n; July. a..
Closing March. i5. May, 4Gi: July. 49,.
ONs-Msy. 29,: June. 49,; July 29
Closing May. 29i: June. 29l July. .9a29!
PunK-Msy, 1865: July, 1918. Closing
May, 1854; July. 1878
LARD May, 5.25: July, 7.40. Closing
5loy, 7.25; July. 7.iO.
RIMS May. G.35; July, GAIL Closing g.
Ally. 6.35; July. GAIA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
A TLANrlC AMI pANViI.LE RAILWAY

sCHEDuLEIN EFFECT JULY 1sr, 1924
Leave shippers compress wharf Norfolk, daily,
go 4. "a.
Leave We -. Norfolk daily gij o. M
Tor hanvilc and ali intermediate stations mr.
riviHg ut panville AZ 3 25 y. IN.
Leave Norfolk, J:.Uu. M.
Leave W,sl Norfolk f:45 o. m.
Tor l:awreucey.le and intermediate points ar
irving Iawrsncc.il'c AT p M.
Leave l.awrcnccvil!e daily except sunday NJ 6
Il. m, arriving al awhile ut 10 u. IA.
Connection Iuadc AZ pauvilie and lef'rcss juno
tiun nj! points in the Southern Railway system:
at Ecuui'ton Junction Tor uurbaui, outh Boston
ana ali points the Durham Division OF the ~
& W. H. Il.
Pullman >cercrs between panville, Ashcyi,le
Atlanta Augusta. Memphis and New OrcEus
Tickc:s On sale and baggage checked al Wakes
Agency, Cumrauy's Agency AZ wharf Norfolk
w. " ii. Williams AgcIc., Portsmouth:
W. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March "a and 25, 1895.
AHHVVATS

Pr stmp Eosetti. Smith, FernanGina to
Cork. to WIN Lamb y Co. Coaled and
salad.
Stmr Orion, Boston and cleared TO return,
to VIM Lamb 4 GO. for coal.
Schr Niator Wentworth, Boston, VIM
Lamb K Co.fOr coal.
;. Ichr VIM Ii Bailey Lana, New YORK;
light.
sChr John Bel, cordy. Baltimore. with
gunno.
schr Laura Nelson. StoIdard..
Tugs Wrestler. l. l.uckenbacn. L I.ucken-
bacl and otIaa King, to Vim Lamb & Co.
Tor coal.
Ia yes n 4 w sand 3. New Haven: Marie.
New ledforl West roint ami Nancy ZEN,
dioton. New York. ~ - Vim Lamb il Co.
for coal.
MEMORANDA.
Sahr Calvin Eaker called for Newport News
this morning.
care HENny. Va. March 25.-l2 NJ
o!ou =. South wind; II miles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
achr Sarah W Lawrence. Farrow. Troyi-
deuce. with coal.
Schr Laura l. Sprague, wixon, Lynu, with
coal.
Schr Cassie f Bronson, Bonnet Boston.
with coal.
schr Mary A Randall, New Lon Ion, with
coal.
BarSes + c Morrilnau and Frank Pondle-
ton New York. with coal.
SAILED.
Schr Martha Y Thomas, Smith, Ciengue-
Cos, with coal.
Schr Wm Wilson, Bragg PHILADELPHIA.
with lumber,
POkT OF NEWPORT NEWS
The British steamship Robema entered
and cleared yesterday. Sh, loaded with
coal for CUBA.
Ihc.sttamship Shellilo entered and cleared
Win coal tor HAMBURG
The HalcHam entered from New York in
ba last 10 losi on account Of Furncs3
=, inc spanish steamship Galliga cieare for
norfolk with cargo on account OF Furness
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p"Y H-Brclk:asi. D-Dinner S-Supucr
~. Al connect at Weldon with 4. e. Line iu!!-
~ S,e.neIs forisnoutl 10 10 Atlanta. Ga.
oh 'lohuays Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS con.
~ a. rankin ~itn steamers olive Tot Eden
t"n shH i"nd ne on the river. Connects Vt
faelgh with Southern Railway for Asnoviile y
l.. H. f"'' V" '''c W. ~ -
No i0} and Il. Nesiibulo Limited Train. no
extra iAre Weldon to Atlanta Pullman : ceper
i.tismouth 20 Monroe, y, G. Comets directly VI
atlanta, with w and h. II Tor Chattanno6Ra
NSshNil!e, and all points West Connects with 4
suh W T. y. K. for Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
No. iO2, Atlanta pee al 80 o IN
no ~ Mall an EXPIRES, o 20 u NJ
lor hcko,a and baggage checked to 3n points
South and Southwest setping car re.erY5fii,
neral inioTm:tion, call on or address " v H.
Williams a. High stIcit Portsmouth a.
1. >. ANDEKSON. }. W. BROWN ,1r.,
=, zen. Tass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket At
T. 81 ,!QhN, JOHN H. WINDEH,
'SoNifeS'aent General Manager.
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poANoKE, NORFOLK AND
~ BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT C0
Iohmeneing TUESDAY, June 25th, 1891. the
every Monday and thursday at s = M for Kslti-
more and lave Baitimer,, Pier No. oI6 Light street
Freight resolved daily. p -"
n.,,o WM, RANDALL,
1NfPHoHea Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26

l. OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 Mt,
river lIudings direct by: daynght-Virginia Navi-
cation Company's Elegant Steamer fOCAIiONTAS.
leaves Cyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at a. m, touching
at Portsmouth, ola Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Richmond about p.
IL, connecting win ali evening trains. Fare TO
81 so; faro 10 Richmond sccond-class, 81 Tickets
much cheaper thaI by any other route 10 Rich
mond, Petersburg, Wavcrly, Hicksford and stations
Atlantic and Danville railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale ut ticket agencies
OF Wake & son, II Brandt andson board steamer
R,-Freight received daily, Sunday excepted, for
all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26

No ~ Daily connects with ~ &. l.. train - for
No. iOS Daily except Sunday, mikes close con
nection ut liobgood for Wa ,hinstnn. \ . Eius-
ton, y. {. plymouth n. C. aud all EaStcrn Caro-
ma points al. q At Rocky Mount with 4 C. L.
tram 81 for all points South
trains arrive ~ Norfolk 6Oj r. IN. daily Also
nj lO25 a. m. daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY
barcag checked at compiuys Norfolk wharf
and also al office of lasscns cI and Ticket Agent
90 Main street.
For tickets 10 all points South, sleeping car
reservation and general informatiouu call ON ar
addies5 j. y. NtUGEBAUER.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES /, MhUrGN,
General Forwarding AGENT
r. VI EMLlSON.
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
6. NJ. SER. ELL,
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
fsss> OLDDOMINi0N STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pAssENGE R SHIPS ARE APpoINTED TO SAIL
1 from Norfolk on MONvAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
~. From New York on MONDAYS, TUEsDAYE
WEDNE,DAfS, thursdays at 3 y. IN. SATUR.
DAYS. 4 T.. Ia.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Fare, intending meals and sntcroom herthS s 90
Fare round irp limited TO thirty diys..... - "
Tor tickets ana reservation OF STAT roomis apply
at COmpnnys office, Il Main street VI at general
offcc at wharf
Fox RICHMOND Ships leave Norfolk every
TnuRshAr ?. ~. and leave Newport News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arri yipy AZ
Richmond the next morning.
Jaws sofsEnU,m or STEAMERS
NoT'h%Ep9n i iiGIray' A;eeomaek, Enoa and
Leave Company wharf, Sorlok
tnt 0tp rOa> AT G.3o and ll:I5 p.
III: and $40 P M Portsmouth CTS and 1905 and
sos u IA; Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at and 1880
FOIt So IVA PTON-A. lI:l5 a. m. and s45
p. M Fay Luc, 1880 a m. ANA / p. N; Portsmouth
at lo.O5 ~ IN. and sos D. IN.
ron >l:ts rOits NEWS AND SMITH
EtEl.p-At 30 =. IN; Portsmouth, 2;4j p. ~;
FoIE t.AS, AND WAes: sIvH.S-
DALI. except Sunday, leaving Company's wharf
Wharf. Norfolk : a. IA
,ois nA.Is, ,,nQUOS,N AND SEW
EHN RIVERS Osching a. Old Point, leay-
ing Compaug's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
ami friday at $50 a m; Portsmouth, 40 a. In
Bay inc Wharf Norfolk. at 4. m; returning
FnK NANSrMnND RIVER AND
SUE Eofk-At T. M Portsmouth, 3: 10 y. IN;
connecting at suffolk with W. L. 60. L. r. and :.
and {. h II.
freight Tor Mathews. Back, Ioqucsin, Ware
Severn and Nans.nond rivers must be prepaid.
MIR te CAfsOLsN nsEt-,OS-For-
mcrly N, : W. u. i"-Sieamer Alhemare leaves
Horiolk for Washington, y. G., Mondays al . T.. M;
Fridays At a. IN. earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points Oh the Tar, lungo and
Pamlic" rivers.
FREIGHT fOr Newbern. n. G., received a. n and
;. H. l.. depot
Freight received daily, excsp; sunday, unit! 5p
III. NJ. b. CEOWELL,
Agent.