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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
INTERESTING READING FOR THE
YOUNG PEOPLE.
Building n observation-disclosures
About Sen Accommodation He Won
Hiw Way-Prctty Finger Nnils-A
Volume Smaller Than Postase
StnMn.

In putting locomotive together the
boilers generally are the next to AT.
rive after the frames are set up. The
boilers are adjusted to their places,
and then come the cylinders. guides,
wheels cabs and the tenders. "A boiler,
as nearly every one knows, consists of
from 100 to 200 tubes of greater or
less strength. each about two inches
in diameter. and all cncased in an Git "
shell. The fire and gases run through
these tubes, and in the spaces around
the tubes tile water is made into steam.
The outside of the boiler is of iron,
and nearly an inch thick. | WIS sur
prsed to find workmen covering the
boilers with white pine wooden jack
cts called tagging" Some boilers were
being covered with asbestos.
My guide explained that this served
a purpose similar to that of q woolen
garment next the skin which people
wear in winter. ut keeps the heat in,
he explained. "and no locomotive
leaves the shops without wearing what
YOU might call an undershirt. After
this is put on the thin and giossed
eheet-irou covering is placed on the
outside. The wooden undercoverin"
gets charrcd away after Il few years,
of course, and has to b" replaced. but
that or asbestos is necessary to keep
the heat in and to use it in making
steam.
AS you wander about in this eractiGg-
shop you may see every part of loco
motive fitted into place. You can easily
understand what all those contrivances
inside the cab are for. You see that on
each side Of the cab are "injectors' CT
pumps for pumping water into the
boiler from the tender: you soc the
cylinder and brake lubricators that
keep those parts covered with oil con-
stantly; you see the starting throttle
and the reversing lever: YOU see the
steam and air gauges and the valves.
and you begin to cnderstan that loco
and YOU begin to understand that 4 H.
connective cab Is comparatively simple
Next to the erecting shops the most
interesting place in Il big locomotive
works is the foundry. Here is where
all the castings are made. Here they
turn ont wheels, cylinders, axles and
what not by the score, and the place
r>sounds with miniature explosions.
and is brilliant with pretty bnrsis of
sparks rs lHdie after ladle OF the mol
ten metal is poured into the moulds.
In the center OF the building arc two
enormous cranes that look like railroad
derricks. Scattered about in thick pro
fusion are square boxes in which the
moulds are made Over on one sid" OF
the place are three or focr big fur
uaces, adjacent to the scrap yard
where the iron is stored before being
melted"-Harpcr's Young People.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
The Giant san.l.

Those who have taken 1t upon them
selves to investigate the numerous SCH
serpent stories which ara related from
time to time have arrived Mt tho al
most unanimous conclusion that there
is really basis for all such tales. and
that basis is furnished by the glimpse:'
of the giant squid. This gigantic deni-
zen of the deep inhabits all oceans and
seas, hut appears to be partial to trop.
ical ard s;lbtropical waters; at lenst it
is in such localities that it is mast nu-
merously focnd You are aware, of
course, that the giant squ,d IS the
Octopus" or devil fish and that it
is n monstrous brute. both in size and
bodily outline. a full-grown squid Of
this species often weighs from 9,Coo to
10000 pounds, and has a body fully
fifty feet in length. 1t has. besides It's
eight smaller tcntaclcS. two immense
arms. each fully 100 feet in len. ii.
covered from end to emil with great
snucer-like suckers. The creature pro,
crosses through the water backwards,
the motive force being supplied by 4
great syphon-like tube In the sqaids
body, which is discharged rearwald
Its favorite mode Of hunting food
seems to be In skimmins along the
ocean surfacc-always backward, re-
member-with its great tentacles float
ing Imply beneath or thrashins tho
two main 1OO-foot arms around higl
above the waves. This habit Of skim
ming the surface with first one ant
then the other long arm held aloft i.
believed to be the basis for all the SCI;
sea serDent stories ever related.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
Mowxll and Knn.

Rudynrd kipling has announcer OF MS
remarkable jungle stories In March
st. Nicholas. 1t is 1.-The Kings An
klY." and it tells how Mowgh saw n
wonderful treasure under the earth,
guarded by the White Cobra. Here
is one passage. Kaa. the big rock
python, has just shed his skin, and he
says:
sit needs water. A new skin never
comes to full color before the first
bath. Let us go bathe."
II will carry thee" said MowSli;
and he stopped down, laughing, to lift
the middle section of Kaa's great body.
last where The barrel was the thicSc
Il man might just as well have ii
to heave UP a two-foot w:ter-main;
and Kaa lay still, putting With quiet
amusement. Then the regular evening
game began-'the boy in the Hush OF
his great strength, and the python i'll
his sumpuously painted new Skin.
standing up one against the other for
a wrestling-match-a trial of eye and
strength. OF course Kaa could have
crushed dozen Mowglis ii he had let
himself go; but he played carefully
and never loosed one-tentGl of his pow
or. Ever since Movgh WAS strong
enough to endure q little rough hand
ling kaa had taught him the game,
and it supplied his limbs as nothing
else could. Sometimes Mowgli would
stand lapped almost to his throat in
Kana's shifting coils. striving to get
throat. Then Kaa would give way
Imply, and MowSli With both quick
moving feet would try to 'cramp the
purchase of that huge mil as it flung
backward feeling for rock or stump.
'".ey would rock to and fro. head to
,,e.d, each waiting for his chance, till
tine beautiful statute-like group melted
in wllirl Of black-and-yellow coils
and struggling legs and arms. to rise
,,g, again and agui:l. "Now! Now!
Noww said Kaa, making feints with
his head that even MOwgsi's quick
hand could not turn aside. "I.ook! l
touch thee here. Little Brother! Here,
and here! Are thy hands numb? Here
againw
The game always ended one way
with a straight. driving blow OF the
head that knocked the boy over and
over. Mowsli could never learn tile
guard for that lightning lunge, and,
AS Kaa said, it was not the least use
trying.
"Good hunting" Kaa grunted Mt last;
and Mowgfi, as usual. was shot away
half a dozen yards. g,sping and laugh
ing. He rose with his fingers full OF
grass. and followed Kaa to the wise
old snakes pet b,fhing placc-a deep
pitchy-black pool surrounded with
rocks and made interesting by sunk
en- tree stumps. The boy slipped in,
jungae-fasllion, without a sound. and
Owed across; rose, too. without Il
sound. and turning on his back, his
arms behind his head. watching the
moon rising above the rocks, and
breaking UP her reflection in the water
with his toe,. Kaa's diamond-alaped
head cut the pool like razor, and
came out to rest on Mcwgli's shoulder.
They Lay still soaking luXuriously in
the cool water.
at is very good" said Mowgli at
last, sleepily. Now in tho Man-pack
at this hour as remember they laid
them down upon hard pieces Of wood
in the inside Of mud-trap. and, having
carefully shut out all the clean winds,
drew foul cloth over their heavy heads,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
The Growth OF Our Language.

The progress of invention and a
covery and aplHfed sciences Is CO
stantly adding new words to our
guage. Tile words and phnlses und
the letter "a" in Worcestors Dioat0
airy are 6,9S3: in Webster's S,35S; int
Century, 1861, and in the Standag
now in process of publication, 1871
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04


would be laid by me,
And lying together in silence, per-
haps we will agree.
And ii we meet in heaven, l would
not think it queer
II we loved each other better because
we qunrreled here.
And let me say to those of you who
are in happy married union, avoid first
Quarrels; have no unexplained cores
pondence with former admirers; cul-
tivate no suspicious; in moment OF
bad temper do not rush out and tell
the neighbours; do not let any of those
gadaboutS of society unload in your
house their baggage of CAB and title
tattlc; do not stand on your rights;
learn how to apologize; do not be so
proud or SO stubborn, or SO devilish
that you will not make up. Rcmem-
Der that the worst domestic misfor-
tunes and most scandelous divorce
cases started with little infelicitcs.
The whole piled up train Of ten rail-
cars telescoped and smashed at the
foot Of an embankment 100 feet down
came to that catastrophe by getting
two or three inches off the track.
Some Of the greatest domestic mis-
fortunes and Understanding divorce
cases have started from little misun-
dcrstandings that were allowed to go
on and so on until home, and respec-
liability and religion. and immortal
soul went down in the crash, crash!
And. fellow-citiZens, as well as fell
w-Christians, let us have divine
rage against anything that wars on
the marriage state. Blessed institu-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Go.

SIX HOURS oUICKEa THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT MAY 5.lSoJ
LEAVE NORFOLK.
High street, 80 .. MI Arrive at Phiia
deipnia 5:52 r. ~; New York ct $3.50
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e:lo p m. daily. Portsmouth, High strest B:S5)
Arrive It Philadelphia 6:lo a MD New
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
eco u M daily, Portsmouth, High street, el0)
leaving New York; p. IN; Philsdelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
BOO p. IA. daily except sunday PORTSMOUTH,
High street, sis p. ny, leaving New
York at a. n. Philadelphia, 10: 20 a. M
;, lose connection made with ali ran and sound
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, Philadophia and Cape Charles Pull.
man Buffet and Paror Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
SrIhrongh Tickets sold and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. under A''snne hot"' NV" ~
thrsteapn-a lfft'
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New York, July 2.-Flour closed dull and
hcid irmiy; winter wheat. low grades. 81. I0a
$50; 40. lair 10 fancy, j3.5OaLU0; do, pa
sent, sI2o"i.5t; Minnesota clear, ~ iun
I.4V; do patents. S3..uai.U5, low extras
e. IoaS.31, cry mills, ] 1856. do patents
Ri.'5. Southern flour ,lostI dull aud steady,
common 10 iair extra, t2.Iua3.,J. good TO
choice, do. G32Uai.oU. Wheat clo.ed quiet
ana hrmar; No. 2. rcd, store and eiey,
sor, 74ic; nilo"t &c c; uuSraded rcd, 74assc;
40 2, red. csc. Corn closed II re
Active; No 2, ooia5lc, elevator; oil a52c
anoat: ungrsded mIxed. 56.a59;c; steamer
mixed. o1.aSe!c; No 2, 4slai9lc. Oats
osei quiet aad lower; No 2. 27;a2,c;
go white, 81; mixed Western. 2.a
tUc; white do, 37a4lc. Cut meats, active
ana stiong: picked bellies. &c: shout
dcrs. &c; hams. J!al0c; middles closed
sominnl short clear. $3.50. Lard clio ,ed
8uies sni weak; Western steam, a.. so
eake!; city. 80 l2!. Pork cloHod quiet
and firm; moss SIS. 50al4, 70 exua
Crime. nominal. Cotfee-Spot Rio, uui |
and steady; No Z. lt;c. Sugar-RRv, more
&C NV ana steady; lair refining, - Ice.
Refined. closeL fran; on a. 4iai5c:
standard A, 47-l6aiic, cut loaf, . l-lsa5ie,
srnshed, l-l6aj.ci graduated, 7-lCalic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Misses Quincy md Brown.

Miss Louise Imogen Quincy and Miss
Alice Brown have started together on a
walking trip through England Misc
Quincy and Miss Brown have been lit.
erary collaborators Of late, In the
Three New England Heroines" and now
in the Stevenson memorial Miss Brown
Is native of New Hampshire, but abe
spends her winters in Boston, living in
an old street that has numbered among
Its residents Hawthorne, Louisa Alcott
and Whipple, the essayist Miss Brown
was once on Tho Transcript staff, but
now works for The Youths Companion.
Mr. Aldon calls her one Of tho strongest
OF the younger poets. -Philadelph
Ledger.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
ssa OLDDOAIN|0N STEAMSHIP
ElS csS COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAssESG Err SHIPS AM APPOINTED 70 sAIi.
l from Norfolk on MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D.
la. From New York on MONDAYS, TUE DAYS,
WEDSE,DAYS. 1huRsDAls a, ) y. M. sATUR.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Pare including meals and sateroom berth..s %
Fare, round 'tp limited 10 thirty days. Is %
FOR tickets anu reservation of stat rooms apply
nj 'ohpan!s office. - Main street, or at general
FIX RiGiIMoND-ship, leave Norfolk every
THuRSnAl y. m nnd leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TuE,hAl evening. arriving NJ
Richmond the next morning.
rInE SCHEDULE OF STEAMERS
! Northaamrson, Igrsy. AecOm.ck, EnOla aud
Isls Of . Wsn Wall Ealing Gaiy eIcst sunday
AMI o5 b 49, b. ns Whalt SorioI a at io01
AI Ioit ~ ,Ms:i%pin"MAt Il.l5 a. m. nuds4,
r. NJ: Fay Line il:$oa. and p. M; Portsmouth
"It >Isw rOIti NEWS AND SMITH
FIELD 80 T. IN Portsmouth, 2t5 M;
f1as a ,A>. AND wAuu nIvEus-
nailv. eicrp' sunday, leaving ComPany's wharf
AT $50 a. ~; rortsimomth. GIj n, m; Bay Lane
.Ois nA't, Ann PooU0SiN XIV
rNs-lGnchins a. Old Poin' leaving tomrany's
m BAY Line Wharf Al Solon al as a. m
ie,",D."s y u,,E --Tu.siay. Tnu,s-
dsy aud s,turiay. from Company. ""ars = I.J
"rS Glr; NaSss MoNn HlVEiE AND
>IlfEOIK-At I. m: Portsmouth, $40 D. IL;
competing Al SuiioE with :. sni Z. X.
reirnt Tor Mathew, Back. POquosin, Ware
Severn and Nausemond Iiters must be prepaiS
H.ii,n CAuoE;iN nit,>H> For
Norfolk for Washington, y. C.. Mondays al IA;
I,,i davs a. 4. m.carr ing freight for Washing
ron AMI points on the 1a:. rungo and Painlico
Freight oF ::Newbern, y, C., received a. y. and
Frelsh, received daily. except sunday, mntil5p
m NJ. Il. CEOWELl,
- Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
4 TLANrIc AND pAyvnLr RAILWAY

SCiEDUl.ElN EFEECr MARCH I7ru, 1895
Leave Shippers Compress Whuf daily ~, m
West Norfolk, ?:45a Ia Tor Rutialo Ii Ii a SPRINGS
anNiit, amd al iuisrmsla ate stations: arriving M
b"Ia'o LIN StrinE' u 100 ). ~: La ,yillr -,
J. h. Lave N"riolh 80 T. m, West norfolk s.
J. IN Leave Ia Attuc' Vile dui v Except sunday
al t''" M arr '"r At l'urN'lir ~ C.''' H.
Ionncciion made az nanvillo and Jenress juno
ton for all points in the southern Railway sys.eu.
al bcnniston Junction Tor Durham south Bosio
ana al points OH the Durham Division Of tho n
Al ''-ius make connection for ruhalo LithIa
Suri"rs .>Crpi:Ds Suuuays.
Pullman Slecptrs letween Dnnyiiie Ashe,;,,o
Atlanta Augusta, Memphis and New Orleans "''
Tickets on sale and baggage checked al Wakes
Agency =, company Agency al wharf Norfolk,
W. '. II. Nllliams' Agcncv, Portsmouth:
II. TAYLOR
Cu.e n u,,.,. General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Among our Cotton Men.

Among our Cotton NJ eli.
Rains throughout the cotton belt
yesterday.
United States ports received 1858
bales cotton. against GS2 bales last year
and 2,499 bales IN 1892.
Liverpool future market declined
l'04th, closing quiet and steady.
Now York future market advanced l
point, closing steady. August, 6.96 to
6.9'; October. 7.06 to TOT. Sales,
127, 600 bnlos.
Bar silver in London yesterday 9Osd
per ounce, against Esd last year,
Thursday being 4th Of July the Cot.
ton Exchange Will be closed in obser.
vance thereof,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
tsrDrcriCa.

Coffee Steady; Rio. common le;a
s sIas; Fair. i7,nls.c Good. l9;a2Olc Choice,
slszlte; LaSuhyra, 2iic; Java 29aiUlc.
SfRufS AND MoI,,ssEs -Steidy; Syruns.
bright lsa23c, lair Grades, IG ACC; Porto
hico, 10, 70 AMI &c, us to grade.
new ohiLhNs MoitssF,--OIIet; rair. goa
P5o; Good 3BaiOc; Choice. $50
fioul-MarEet steady and at the full
enV"nee; western spring Wheat Best Patent
anily i5.5O:Wnter Wheat Fest Patent Fam.
5iy'Si.so. Winter Wheat. Choice FnteEt Fam
iiy u: Choice Straight Family, si35.
Eood Family, fi25 Far Straight Family
$50 Fair Extra. s3.sh. 90
e. A.. G5a76c.
R'E-siil!ed. 5aCci rice, in rough, s1ae5o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Baltimore 1Inritcts,

BAlTlMoRf. "Uly 2 Flour clio oA Quiet.
Western saperhne, -. '5a2,yO; Western
extra. - iOa3.tO do Family, $3.75ni.ib win.
ter wheat parents .I5ai.Au. spring do. 81 .n5
ai.5O; do straight. = .UAui.l6. Wheat closed
steady; No . lci 1Ia7l!c &c; Steamer No :.
Ied. ga SIC. southern wheat by sample.
SVa'5c' DO on grace. usaI.c. Corn. rea 1 aud
tower No Z mixed. 49iaiUc; Southern whit"
corn. 81 :u52c do yellow 53a54.c oats clio cd
easy; NJ white Western. Sia3itr:
40 mixed Wettetn, 3Ia3ltc. proyi,io1is
sosed firm; moss pork. sl4 0j; bulk shout
sugar cured shoulders. Tic: hans,smalI' 1itc
Jane, !!c. Lard. refined, 90. Coffee. quiet,
30 I. Ib.c. Sugar strong; granulated, $40
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money lInrkct


VIEW YonK. July 2.-Money on call easy
at per cent closing at II per cent. Ster
Sing EXCHANGE is firm. with actual business
In bankers bills Mt SlalS9 for sixty days
and 4S9ia4S9i for demand Posted rates.
as9la4GOl. Commercial bills, 48IiaASS!. Gov
eminent bonds firm.
TIE STOCK MARRET-CLosrSG EIDs.
american Cotton Oil. 27i: American Cot
noe Oil. ref. 7i': American sngar Rcfn-
cries. l09: American Sugar Eefnores. pref.
e9i: American Tobacco. 1921 American To-
bacco. pref Ill; Aschison. Topeka and
Santa Fe. 9i Baltimore and Ohio, Cpl; Can
ada Pacific. -: Chesapeake aud Ohio. 22.
Chicago and Alton, l5G: Chicago. Eur.ing-
son and Journey. So: Chicago Gas Trust. G2,:
Delaware ant Lackuwaunn. 1853: Distil-
ers and Cattle Feeders. 2Ot;. Erie. i0l; Erie.
pref. 22l; General Electric. 1854: Illinois
Central, s5l: Iake Erie ami western24 Lake
Erie and Western. pref. "a; Lake Shere.
a49i: Louisville and Nashville. IS: Louis
willie. Now ALBANY anil Chicago. So: Man
baton Consolidated liz ':NIemphis and Char
souri Pacific. 81 Mobile ami Ohio. cat
Nashville and Chattanooga. Co. United
Statos tordnce, Ii: United states Cordase
pref. q: New Jersey Central. 1907; New
land, sol; Norfolk and Western. pref l3l;
Northern Pacific, Il: Northern Pscitc.
prof, liz: Northwestern 81; Northwestern:
pref. 1874: tactic Mail. az: Heading. 1871:
l22; Silver Certificates. 67i: Tennessee Coal
emu lrop.3 1891; Tennessee Coal and lron.prer..
e3: Texas Pacific. 49,: Union Pacific,
%: Wabash. 81: Wabash. pref. lo.:'Westcrn
Union. OH: Wheciin. aud Lake Erie. l7t;
Wheeling aud Lake Erie. pref, 5ji: Alabama
slRss A. 107; Alabama. class d, 1914: Ala
eama class G. IS: Louisiana SIS, 100;
North Carolina IS. l02; North Carolina 6's,
l25; Tennessee New settlement IS. 81;
Tirgnia s. deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Re
seipts. 81; Virginia Funding Debt. Gl United
States As. registered III: Uni;ci States Is
coupons. ll2i; United States rs 81; South
srn Railway SIS, %: Southern Hallway
Common, l4.: Southern Halfway Common,
pref, e; South Carolina !'e, 100
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Cotton lIilriTctq.

New YORK. July Potion futures closed
fsehoy. Sales, 1921 ,ouO bales Middling gulf il;
middhng upinnds, ~. July, 81; August
70; September, OIL; October, %; NoYem.
per. Us; december. 10; January, 10
February, -; March, I %.
The total net consolidated receipts OF cot
son reported from ali ports to-day wore
e-S bales export 10 Great Britain. 3. 55A
Sales; to france. 80 bAlus: TO Coutlueut,
zoo bales; stock. Alb. bales.
LlvFRrooI, July 2.-l2%O p. INJECTION
Suirt aud prices easier American mid.
ding 23-32d. Sales 5000 bales: Amer
ean, = bales; speculation AMI cxuort,
eo1 bales; receipts, lo.uUU bales; American,
5000 Daies.
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Tn avELE,sS, GUIDE.

1hk NORFOLK, ALBEaiARLE AND 1TL1a
G., nc RAlLRoADCo.
Sth&s w. BURT.
n,,,n ~ w. VAN NORDES, ReceiVers.
TIME LIABLE No. lin EFFECT SUNDAY.
JUNE Grin, 1925. ATG O',IouK AM
LEAVE NORFOLK.
';oo ~ daily except Sunday, through express:
arrive Virginia resCh las n M f''''
Goo III, daily except SUNDAY. mixed: arrive yir
ginia Peach 9:l5 M
"So SUNDAY only i"cul express; arrive Viz
Beach I,:35 IN. s'i'
iIoo IN, sunday only, through cxpre,,. arrixa
v.rsinis Besci, iI:4U i m. A'i''
iA:o M daily lo' al express; arrive virginia
Beach 1910 III.
$50 p nj daily, through express: arrivo yi,o,n;,
o:2o LII, daily stops only a. kcmpsville, Lynn
haven haven az, aml oceana); arrive Virginia
':2o III, .la ly local express; arrive Virginia
Beach sos IN
1880 m. cnilv except SUNDAY. tbr ugh exnress
arrive Virginia Peach liUG 10.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
GOO M, Monday only tstops only at ocsana,
5s,, and kenpsillc; arrive NOR
6;t5s daily except Monday stop, only At
cana, lynuhavcn aud Kcmis,iilc; mr.
s1J m, daily except SUNDAY local express, mr.
riv" Nor.ok 800 n m.
';A' M sunday on y. local express arrive Nor
folk 30 p M
2i' p No. dailv. Though express; arrive Norfolk
$40 N, daily local express; arrive Norfolk 455
4 ~.
o;iO IN, daily, through express arrive Norfolk
h:t5pm.
$3.50 IN, daily except Sunday. through express.
On srrir" Norfolk sos pun.
"" p W. sunday only. through erpross arrive
1880 m, nily 1c.pl. Sunday, through express
arrive Norfolk 1905 in
ltalns Stop only on signal at intermediate
stations 10 prt OF or iakc on passengers,
through Express Trains make tho trip Ia
,hiIty.hve minutes; Local Expires, Trains
iOfty-fv minuics
a Chair Car Is attached to NIL Passenger trains
Seats Is cents each.
Up. HOLLAND,
GencrpI Suprrinten
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

1. OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 NE !.
river landings direct by dnyllght-Yirglnia Nsyi-s
cation Compapy's Ele amt Steamer 70 AHOhrtSa
leaves Clydo's Wharf norfolk, every TUESDAY,
at Portsmouth, old Point, Newpcrt News going
and retaining, arriving az Richmond abont s p.
Richmond $3.50; fare 10 Richnend aud return
90; iaIe 10 Riohn,S nd seeond,cisss H. Tlsssss
mond Petersburg, wav.riy, Hirk. ford and htsSi5S.
on Atlantic and DaDvie railroad and all poiiisS
via Rienraond, Tickets for sale at tioset egsuniSs
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
July 2nd, 1895.
Arrivals
ARRIVALS


Schrs. May Nc Farlsnd, Small. New Fad
iorai hobt |: Carter, Towne, Washington, to
VIM, Lamb II Co, ior coal.
:. Ser. Mary L. Graham. Medley, New York
light.
Schr: g. V. W. Simmons, Griffith, Now
York, ght.
Schr. Rebecca. Jenkins, Now York, light.
schr. LyCia II. Roper, Hanson. Now York
light.
scrr. Charles II. Hodgdon. Mandley. North
Atlantic whaling vo' age, with sou bbls oil
Schr Adelino Townsend. New York, light
:, Schr Ch"s Briggs. Erigg,, New Bedford
Schr Lizzie Z Williams, Pouton. Balti-
mOie. light.
Schr Loon, Baltimore. with coal
MEMORANDA
Schrs City OF Jackst nyille, Stsslmau. and
Rover, Corster have gone to Suffolk to
loai.
CAPE HENRY. Va. July 2.-l2 M.-Cloudy
Northeast wind: "a miles. Moderate sea.
CLEARED
Tug Battler, Beers, New York with barge
Da ia Crockett. with coal.
Bargos Brandy vino and Nereus, Proyi-
den e. with coal.
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