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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28
The Schomburgk Line.

The Review of Reviews, American
edition. has this to say about British
aggression in Venezuela;
The so called Schomburgk line was DIVE
by a British agent who went to Venezuela III
1870, and who fixed this theoretical boundary
without the knowledge Of the Venezuelan gov
eminent. Ii was new boundary which ut
terly changed the territorial lines previously
recognized and which eneroached boldly upon
the territory which the British themselves
had previously treated as belonging to Vene-
zuela. Two or three British administrations,
if we mistake not. have since ls40 admitted
that the Schomburgk line has no validity
whatsoever. But even If England could lay
any sort Of moral or legal claim to the terri
tory which she attempted to appropriate
when she bounded her claims by the Sehom-
burglz line she has never been able to make
Americans understand by what right she has
from time to time encroaehed farther and
farther beyond that tine and appropriated new
areas Of the interior Of Venezuela. A clearer
case Of absolutely unwarranted and fnexcusa-
Die appropriation of the territory OF another
power cannot be shown in amy part of the
world, so far as we understand the facts, than
these recent encroachments BY the British up
on the mainland u South America II begins
TO seem 10 many Americans that il is not
worth While to discuss the details Of the ques.
ton with England any further, and that il
would be better for the United States govern
ment TO adopt an entirely different course in
the matter. It is not question that concerns
the United States directly, but this country
has taken a stand upon the principles of the
Monroe doctrine from which it cannot retreat
without loss of self respect and without failure
of duty toward the weaker republics of the
wester hemisphere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28
Appor,ionnent

There i considerable dissatisfaction
expressed III Lafayette county with the
plan u uniting With Grant in the
formation Of senatorial district.
The Hon, Z 4, Orion is urging the
division 81 Grant county and placing
the southern hall of it with Lafayette
and loMa and the northern NTH
Crawford aud aehland.
ihe people g this county viii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

4 twa-SeAr-ald Jersey steer strased
from This pastures Of VIM Mackey
north at Lancaster about the 25th 1t
0etobeF list 4 suitable reward will
he paid fat information leading Is re-
coNcrN * the same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

The extreme southern limit of ice
bergs up TO date has been recorded at the
United States photographic Office. 1t is
just off Capes Charles and Henry. at the
entrance 10 the Chesapeake. where n
British steamer passed a chunk of ice
400 feet long and so feet high. 1t is
cold day for Great Britain most every
where just now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

Ii looks as if the delay, stumbling and
hesitation Of the sultan in accepting the
ultimatum Of the powers We're intended
to prolong the issue till the Turks had
killed all the Armelians of the face of
the earth. Then there could be no longer
any Armenian question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28
Poor House and Asylum.

An editorial which appeared in the
HERALD on Poor House and Asylum
under date Of Oct "A. has received a
good deal Of attention throughout the
country.
The asylum trustees are consider
ably pcrturbed over the matter and
one of their members, Mr.. Macarthur
OF Platteville, addressed the county
board in relation thereto. He assured
the board that the asylum has been
well managed, laying especial stress
on the statement that the moneys Of
the Institution have been honestly
handled ana accounted for to cent.
He expressed the thought also that il
seems unfair for board to be GEN.
sured when they are honestly doing
what to them seems best for the ua-
fortunates under their charge.
The writer did not and does not
wish to reflect the least on the honesty
~ tho ,,,apafrnp1ant nf the moor house
80 aa,.,,.a, ~ has - reason 10
think that there has been any crook
edness whatever on the part OF the
trustees in the discharge of their
trust. But the facts still remain that
me EXPENSES = 'ne ,,s''s1''a , 80 a.,
oisas'ns anu ."as Jug "s'ee
sups'' u'enus"s 's'o''s ~
'"''o's aHo = pa H''9ie'p'"s IL,
aeeo'p'"5 : $50 49,. s, i,
uiso"' aolle'''' - ''e 20 - -
sio,zo 100 g ioiioMs ...,..
Poor House aed'eunt ls,3, 4
''s' ST" =
-, to'-si I'M
ssts,e
s.. ~ ..a...,
,s., IA .,'..'s.... 81, -.
-. 49,. .,,s,,4,, a.,,,a, I, MI
-, ..a $500
s.e'''
,; - 49,. ~. SIS, ..,.,,..,,.a.
f."'1'
0f the asylum are represented as being
$1,000 90 Inc net expenses 81 lhe
poor house remainingas above $2S0s.
-
ne so-satled permanent improve
,,,at,1s a4tteht s., ,gf tt,,.lt.,. The head nf
,,,r,.,,,, &, ,,a,sa rhe,. will atyar.
IS na,nt Inn ber ana feneino npedsa
ana II 81 ,hem aside i psnal Il.
nens. misleadinr
,rho,rnstees w.ra allnua,t H. tba
,.o,,,,,, h.,,rd Sasa * s.. sar,.;,.s.a na
n,il..,,e ana \, Nj means ,bis item
shonld - naia am q Tia asylnm ami
naor hans.' f,nas II Il afsfine,ivalv
h.lopas s those institutions
Annort;nnin. ,bas. i,on,s - he two
;,,s,,tnt;,ns accar.,;n. II the nn,,h.r
IL webs hoard gnrn;sbaa IL ,han, IL.
~, a,nansas of ia ins,;tn,ion. ,.a.ld
s,an4ah, ta,to,... NJ, ~, S
s.,nn .aa ,,a,. 49,. tanaa
IN. f..,,,,,. - ,ss Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

1t will come tough ON the tsquaw
men, of the Chickasaw Nation to have
to surrender not only the right to Indian
citizenship, but also the right to own the
lands they sacrificed their white manhood
to get. But such laws are the only means
by which the Chickasaws can prevent
themselves from losing their own rights
in their own country. The ignoble white
men who married squaws in order to
share the money, ratlons and lands al
lotted to the Indians BY the United
States government are gradually getting
possession of all that is worth having
among the civilized Indians, wealth,
honors aud emoluments. The sympa-
thies Of the country are with the Ghicka-
saws as against these squaw men fellows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28
Real Kstate !

A%M- -. ! have some choice CITY
&c property, lots and farms
azssii - which can bs bought on
reasonable terms. Call al my office
for printed list
! have 800 acres of choice farming
lands in South Dakota, Silly county,
all in one body, one-half mile wide
and mile long, forty acres under
cultivation on south ! and an elegant
hay meadow on north i, One-half
mile from a school house and eight
miles from county seat. It is all No.
farming land as there is not an
acre on it but what can be cultivated.
The soil is dark, rich deep black
loan, gently rolling, no hills. or RAJ
vines. VIII exchange this excellent
property for Lancaster property, inn
proved or vacant and give 4 GOOD
square deal. This is an excellent
chance for a speculation. or i will sell
same for cash at bargain.
Five room house. woodshed. cistern.
desirable location. blocks west OF
Court house. $1,000.
4 new residence in western part Of
the city for sale cheap for cash. The
best bargain in the city Call and in
yestigate.
J. w. A1tizer
Real Estate Agent.
offiee over Baldwin's Jewelry7 Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

4 new daily Republican paper Is
soon "a. he started al Ia Crosse.
Miss l.Ixaie O,Nein MAS married to
John 4, Carts at OSHKOSH
Editor 0latSan at StaugAten WaS
rauaNet aN horse and badly injured
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

The county superintendent Of Iowa
county examined during the last year
40 applicants for teachers certiii-
Gates and granted 1873 Of them. supt.
Nye examined 672 applicants and
granted $50 certificates The Iowa
county superintendent receives i
salary II 500 II supt. Me received
pay in the same ratio to $500 that
bis applications for certificates bear
70 those Of tile Iowa superintendent.
he would get 81, 240 year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

The successful application of electric
ity to the propulsion Of canalboats viii
give new life to the old fashioned wa
terways, There is no reason why they
should not now be utilized in many
states ON greater scale than ever be-
fore. 1t was probably the realization of
the fact that electricity would give a
boom to canals that made the voters of
New York 90 SO overwhelmingly for ca
nal improvements throughout the state.
We had the smallest immigration into
this country since 1879 for the year end
ing June so, 1895. The list only reached
25s. 536 1t was less than even the year
after the panic struck MS. This is good
news for the country. It will give US
perhaps little breathing spell while we
try 70 teach the Australian and blanket
ballots TO some Of the ignorant hordes
we have here now. hordes both foreign
and American born.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
baltimore Markets,

BN.TISionr April lS-Fiour, firms West.
srn surcrnle, s2.uOn2,.U 20: WcMcrn OK
bta. S2.2"a2.55 DO Family, s2.7Ca2 80; winter
wheat patents. y 0oa3.2j: spring do. s3GUa
&. 8; 40 straight. :}.35ij 90. Wheat, steady:
SO red. spot, 81 aG3c: Steamer No :. red.
StatOc. southern wheat by sample. Ola
$50; do On grade. tOiH6j.c. Corn, iirmcr
MiHei spot, . gao c steamer mi1ed,4S!aiS.o.
touthern white corn. +".a50!c; do yellow. ~
5000. Oats, Iu!et an steady. No = white
Aestcrn. sac ashcd.No3 mixed Western. 3ic
a.! ed. PROVISIONS. stc1dy mess pork ,SsIi 30
&nlk shoulders 6ic: short RIB sides Tie. clear
sides, nc sugar cured shoulders. ne.
cams small, II c. large lie Lard. refined.
&c. Cohcc. dull. No Z, ltnl6.c. Sugar, quiet
STanulateG, 20.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
ssrOCcrtcS.

CorrrE = Steady; Rio. common. LA
nc; FAR. l9a22c; Good. 2la22c, Choice
2Oal5c; Lnsnayra. 2jc; Java. 3ua3!c.
SInurS ASp MoLAssEs ste idy; Syrups.
6ri@ht. lsa!3c, Fair Grades. III u21c; Porto
Rico, 10, 20 ana &c, as to grade
NEW OnLEANs MoIAssE'-QUlct; FAIR, 20a
25c; GoOi 36ai0c Choice. ijc
.tLoru--Marketyarv strong aud n iyancing;
NesiermSprmg Wheat. Best tatent amilv
>4.1l; Winter Wheat. Pest Patent Family
SY.u5 Winter Wheat, Choice Patent Family
$40; Choice Straight Family. 80 OaS 20
Good Family, S2.ada3.!5; Good Straight
tamily,44 .;"2 50; Good Low Family. -. 6ba
200; Good LNIra, s'-5-a2G5; Fair Extra
SAlT-rirm; Liverpool Fine, sl.l2al. %
q a. Gja15c.
RUE MiIlcl. 5aGci rice, in rough, GlaG5y
per bUshtl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Among OurCnt,on Wen.

No rain in Texas. Clearing favorable
weather III other parts OF cotton belt.
Liverpool future market advanced
partially l'Gith, closing irregular.
Spot cotton advanced Lid, middling,
3 9-lGd. Sales, 20, 900 bales.
New York future market declined 10
to IL points, closing steady. May, 6.71
10 6.73. August, 6.76 to 6.77 and
October, CIT to CTS. Sales. go, OOC
baies.
United States ports received 1914
bales cotton against 6.5Sl bales las,
year, and G,S2l bales III 1892.
New Orleans receipts for to day are
estimated at from 1000 to $500 bales.
against 1895 bales last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
II VtsIOIta.

FIsH-Mackei Of. No .. III kegs. :4.5n; new
small $3.50: now. medium, Sl2.00: No 3. in
kegs, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe, e2.70a
3.2j; EASTERN i'll barrels. IS. 5la3,15
MESS fOHK-New. $1,000.
liAM-Pork. $1,000.
HANS -Smlthhell. liRl7c.
BrlK lihArs-Cle,r RIB $685.; Stat. back Gle;
bellies. Tc
SHorLpEns-Sugar cured. &C.
BACoN-Shouliers, Tic.
BREASrs-Sugar cured, Ole.
LARD puro lard $40. casos, Sc. terces
compound; DC: tierccs, in cases. &C.
cHEEsE-Cream, l0al2c; Western Dairy,
SalOc
BulTER-Now York State dairy. new, 2ic;
fresh creamery. - .: Western. l6alsc
kERoSESE Ou.-Firm: III degrees 7iaSlc;
loo degrees. Sia9,c; l;e |. $50 degrees. l0allc
Atlantic and Danville Railroad-For Nor
folk. 15i bales.
Various Stc0mers-l'or Norfolk, l09 bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
H. OLDD0A|N|0N STEAMSHIP
\ SES: ) COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL,
| from Norfolk ON MONDAY, TUESDAY. WE'D
N. From New York on MONDAYS TUEspaYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS at 8 p. IN, SATUR..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare including meals and sIateroom berthS 8 90
Fare. round trip, limited to thirty days...... Is 90
Tor tickets anu reservation oil stats rooms apply
at Company Office, ~ Main street, or at general
10 Fol: EiCtiiMoND-ships leave Norfolk evsrx
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriyin@ es y
Richmond the next morning.
TIME sGrVEnU,H OF STEAMERS
Norlhampion I;grny, ,Aeeomack, Enols and
Leave Company wharf, Norlolk
FO!: Oi.,' ros At C:sO and HIS =.
III. and $40 p. NJ; Portsmouth, 6:45 and 1905 sni
&01 p M Bay Line Wharf Norfolk at and 1880
FoIs "a rroN-At lll5 a. m. ana "a,
J.. ~: Bay Lac, 1880 a. H. and p. M. Portsmouth,
nj 100! a. II. and 500 ?: m. -
rsGs.DIht ~ p m; Portsmouth, 2:45 p. m;
hay Line wharf, p M
DAILY, except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
At ,d:3o a. nj Portsmouth, GAS q. m; Bay Line
soit Eek. = % =. AND s,.y-
a@isN Notwithstanding q. Old Point, leay-
ing Companys wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS at $50 a. m; Portsmouth, s:4s a IN,
Bay line Wharf, Norfolk, at "a. m; returning
e E"is '' NAN>aM0Nn ulvnus ANp
>UFFOEH-At ~. M; Portsmouth. $40 D. IN;
connecting at Suffolk with S. and c. r. Il
es nbs S MaasST Sae. roaS9sn Ware
ME- "a GAlSOhbN silVaSi1sN-Far-
mmerly E,N.%W. D. L.-Steamer Albemarle leaves
Fridays at q. IN. earring freight and passengers
tor Washington and points on the Tar, fungo aad
freight for Newborn, n. C. received q. n. and
Freight received daily, sxsSpi Sunday until ?.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Much More Convenient

An cnterprisinS builder was ono day In
conversation with several friends when no
was accused of using inferior materials in
the construction OF some villas which ho
had recently built. y hot argument fol-
lowed, in the midst of which IL gentleman
arrived who lived in ono of tho villas, and
tho matter was referred to HIM
We'll. gentlemen, said he, ~ can MS
suTo you they arc tho most convenient
houses ever lived in. Why, when first
moved in had tn open tho door to pet
into my bedroom. but now can walk in
through the cracks. Tit Bits.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

CHICAGO April ls..-1hc leading Il futures
Ehnged M follows Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower.
q ork clio ell lower
wuEAr-April, 5sj: May So; July, SOL:
September. tOl. Closing april, 81 a5s; May.
b5ta5S:; Jniy, on September, 60.
onS--Arril. iji; May. 4G; July, 4Gs;
September ii.a.7. Closing April, 4jlai5.:
May. 40. i5i July 49,; eltember. i6;
OArs-NIay -. June IS; July. ~.
Closing May. 2S, June %: lulI. 273.
PonK May. l225: July, l247,. Closing
NAV, l2.l5; Iuly. I2.3i!.
LAnp May. T.. 2; July. 7.O7l: September.
S22s. Closing May, 6.sIs; July. 7.02!: Sop
tcmber. 7l5
h.ps May. 6.2j; July, C.42s: September.
S.55 Closing May. G22!i July, 6.37!; sep.
SENDER, 6 5a..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
New York Markets..

New lonK. Apriils Flour. very firm all |
IN lair demand. wntc: wheat. Tow grades
& i."un2.5u; inlr 10 fancy. - 5ja2. 80. patents
&!.I5a3.U; Minnesota clear, Sl.iUa. %: do
patents, s3.25ailO; low extras, 5l.9ua2.3D.
Sty mills. S3.3oa3.4O; so psteuts, &4.U0nl, 10
Fouthern hour. gu Il ana nm. common TO
cair extra, Slsu"3.15; COOS 10 choice. do,
a2oUa@35. Wheat. moderately ut.ve ami
frmer; No red, store AMI elevator, t3sc.
snoat. 6iiaii. C; uusra!ed rel. 5m6ic: No =
sed, May, ,3tc Corn. scarce iirin and Juict
no = Jttc. elevator: J5.c. ailuat. nugraicd
sniAed, i"!a5J!c. steamer mixed. 5UA5U e; No
3, io!ai?lc Oats, Dull and nrm. MOI, white
soc, spot No =. SIC. No mixed Western.
d2n3@c, white do. a1aIlc. Cut meats. qui !
ana hrm; picklei bellies, . .a7c: shout
aers, &c; hams. 9.a9ic: middles. dali and
reaA: short ctear, nominal Lard uIet III Il
cover Western atean. SL!5. city. Gtaitc,
1'ork d IL anu steady, mess, Sl35Oali 90, cx-
IRA prime. nominal. Coiieo--Spot lilo, dull
End steady No. :. liaiG!c. sugar Raw
Arm ana fairly active, inir refining. = ll-lGc.
rrntriiuGaIs. 80 tcSi.3c; refined. itca "
and Gulet, oil a. 3.a34c: mould y, 4Y-l6aiic.
STANDARD \. lolita j. e; cut loaf 1 g-lGul a.
crushed. 4 9-l6ai!c powdered. 4 l-lGalic;
GranuIated. l5-ltaiic cubes, 4 l-l6AI!c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Ports of Norfolk ard Portsmouth
April 10, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Schrs FL sha Gibbs. rcnner. New Bedford
Geo Wa!coti, Feed Bog :on and L. W
lounS, 10 WIN Lamb Il Co. Tor coal.
Schr Bertha Dean, Thomas, Balum @, to
RostOn with cOat.
Schr Geo Churchmau McKeen New orl,
TO CAlpo Greek, James river, to load Tor
New York
schr My Mera laud, s ALL New Bedford,
to VIM. Lamb IL 90. Tor cod.
) hr Alice Ferrell, Miller, Hampton
sehr. Nellie Thomas. Baltimore. with
Tug Pee less, Baltimore, with tr O parges
II tow.
MEMORANDUM.
StmT Tampico pas Q IN the Capes at ll:2O
N.
CARE HrvnY. Va. Apal 1912 M
Cloudy. Northeast winds; IS miles. neay
CLEARED
Schr lyman III Law, Blake. Providence,
with coal
schr Mary E Palmer, Haskell, Boston, with
schr VIM Jones, Farnh IN. New York. with
lumber.
schr NJ b NIillen Cavalier, New York, with
lumber.
Ser Nm Burden. Taylor. James river.
TO lOa for Baltimore.
large Anna Ii Smith. New York, with coal.
SAILED.
Fp stmp Aava, Urribari. Liverpool, will.
assorted cargo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

NEW foRk. hmi! Cotton. quiet
miiNling gulf, : S-iGIc; middling, Idle
Spril, Il N; May 6I2; June. q ~; july,
u; August. Il Is: September. q "a:
3c;ober, -; November. Il 81; December,
y %; January, 20 February, 80 March,
40
The total net consolidated receipts of cot
Son reported from ali ports to-day were
s,9ii bales, eXl ort 10 Great Britain. 1874
kales; TO L. ancc. bales, to Ccntineat.
A.vS' bales siocs. 72S.3li bales.
LyERiooI. April IS.-l230 p INJECTION.
GOOD busine done AT steady prices. Amer.
3can middliug. Sd. Sales 20. 600 bales; Anne ri =
can, ls'So} bn.es; speeulat on and export,
s,0O0 bales receipts $500 bales. American
&, " bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.

NEW YonK. April 1s.-Mouey on call
90 alaa2i per cent. closing ut ,. Sterling
eAchange IL ca Ter with actual business III
Rankers' bills at 4ss, aiSsy for sixty days and
Commercial bills, iS7saiSS. Government
bonds firm.
THE STOCK MARKET-CLosISG BIDs
American Cotton Oil. 2si; American Cot
4oH Oil. pre-. 7ia15: American Sugar REIN
cries. l06;; An erican sugar letiuerics. pref
;6s' American !obN CO., "9.: American To,
Sscco, pref. los; Atchisou, Topeka AMI
Santa Fe. q: Baltimore aud Ohio, 5ii; Can
ada Pacific. AL. Chesapeake and Ohio. 1884,
Chicago ana Alton, l47; Chicago. BurlinS-
fonand Quincy. 1871; Chicago Gas Trust. 7i.
Delaware ami lacknwanna l6oA; Distil-
lers and Cattle Feeders, 49,, Erie. IL: Erie,
pref. n I; General Electric. 33: Illinois Cen
sral, S0l; Lake Erie and westcrn. 81; Lake
$ric and Western, pref: az; Lake Shore.
allI; Louisville and Nashville. 5il; ouis-
vile, New Albany and Chicago. 81; Man
hatt IL Consolidated. 1888 Memphis and
Charleston, 10; Michigan Central. 993: Mis-
gouri Pacific. 30! Mobile aud Ohio. Isl:
Nashville and ChattnnooGa. 70; United
ftntes CordnIe. 81; United States Cordage.
pref. O. New dorsey Central. 90; New
?ork Central. 9Si; New York and New Eng
famd. 3Ss; Norfolk and Western, pref. l5i:
Northern Pacific. A.; Northern Pacific. pref,
AS,: Northwestern. 9J5; Northwestern, pref.
$40: Faciic Mail. AZ: Reading. liI Rock Is
land, 65s: st. Paul. COT st. pani, pref. lis;
oliver Certificates ca: Tennessee Cotl au
Sron. 2l3: Tennessee Coal and Iron, pref.
a;aS0 Texas isoiiic. lOt; Union Pacific,
Sjs; Wabash, g.: Wabash. pref. 1871: Western
Union. So: Wheeling and Lake Eric. IL;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref, -: Alabama
class a, 10,; Alabama. class Il. 1905 Alabama
glass G, 90 bid: louisiana Is. 100: North
Carolina i's. 100 North Carolina G's, l2i;
ienncssec New Settlement :. "a: Virginia
Cs. deferred. 81: Virginia Trust l;cceipts. &:
Virginia Funding Debt. 55l: United States
q. II tat
Sons, lI2t: United States rs. 20: Southern
GALWAY IS. IS: southern Railway Common
NJ: southern Hallway Common, pref, 3i.;
Eouth Carolina AS, lOI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
He Was There.

Police Magistrato-Did you see the be-
ginning Of this trouble?
Witnoss-Yes, sir. saw the very COM
mence'ncnt. 1t was about two years ago
Two years agot"
Yes. sir. The parson snid wilt thou
have this man to bo thy welded husbandr
and she said, / will. '"-Texas Siftings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
WESTWARD.

DAILY except Sunday
No. |, Ciuclaua;i and St Louis Limited daily.
win farior Car, Old Point to Clifton Forge and
i.uiiIn4n sicepcrs Gorionsville to Cincinnati and
81. LOUIS Meals served dining west OF
No. 3 =. 4. v, daily, Ith Pullman Old Point
10 Hinton and Puman Sleeping Car Gordonsville
10 tinolnnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars Connects 81 tCovington Va, for Vir-
GINA Hot Springs. No. makes local stops east Of
steamer Louise arrives n; Norfolk, daily, 70 noon
and $50 p IN
For further information apply TO
II. 4. BROOKE, Passenger Agent,
c. & o. Ticket Office, Granny street,
Under Atlantic H0ta,.
JOHN ID. IO1TS,
Division Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Tragedy of the High Sea-.

"Oh, George, feel so queer, " cxclaim-
cd the young bride rs the vessel lurched
hanin TO lecward. Isn't there something
We've can hold on top
I'm afraid not, tioar," said George.
pale to helps. Wen have to let every.
thing goH-Chicago Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

l. or RICHMOND, PErERSRUHt. OLD 20 Mt.
' CLAREMONr NEWPORT NEWS and In,u,s
river landings direct by daylight Virginia Navi-
cation Coinusuvs Elc ant Stcamc~ AtIEt.
leaves Clyde's Wharf. Norfolk, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at =. m touching
Al Portsmouth,. old po!ui. Newport News going
and returning, arriving nj lHchmond about ; y.
IN, connecting WITH ali evening trans. Fare 10
i;chmoud Sl5o: fare to Hohmond aud return
s.. so; 10 Richmond sccoud- lass 81 Tickets
much cheaper tina, by any other route 10 Rich
Inond Petersburg Waveriy. icb.inri aud stations
ON Atlantic aud Banvlle railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets Tor sale II icsct arrncirt
oi Wake & Sou. II brandt and ON board steamer.
,fn~freight iec.iycd daily, Sunday excepted for
allabovc named points.
JAMES W. MoCARRItK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
A rLANrlc AND DANvILLrnAIl.wAY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JULY ISL. 1895
leave shippers compress wharf Norfolk daily,
Q: 20 =. NJ.
Leave Wei Norfolk, daily, 9:iJ e. M.
Tor llInNillc and All intermediate stations ar
irving at nanNi!lc n, 90 p. N.
Leave Norfolk sop. ~.
Leave W,si Norfolk, S:i5 +. III.
For iaNrcnccv'.lc and intermediate points. ar.
irving i'awrny"sil'c nj ? y. III.
Leave I.awrncevilic daily Except sunday at c
a M. arriving nj hanvic at 10 ~. ~.
Connection made ut panville AMI .lciif"ss June
ton Tor all points in tue Southern Railway system;
nj lcnn,iun junction Tor Durham, .onth iiostou
and all points tho Durham Division Of the n
4 W. Il. Il.
Pullman Slcercrs between Dauyille, Ash, ,ib,
Atlanta. Augusta Memphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage che ,kcd Al Wakes
Agency, ComIany's Agency nj wharf Norfolk
W. V. II. Williams Arenct, Portsmouth
w II TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
CllAS. o. IIAlNl:S, Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

There, my love, - said tho young hus
band rs he placed "a largo bundle ON the
table, Two bought you pair OF sleeves t"
"Oh, you darling" exclaimed the de-
lighted wife. I'm so happy. Anything
viii do for dress. boston Homo Jour
mil