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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
The Identification Is Complete.

Savannah, Ga, July 21.--The identii- cation of the negro who was arrested in Baltimore last week as Abe Small and who is wanted for the murder of Police man Neve in Savannah a year ago, is complete. Small was identified by Isaac Wilson, negro spotter sent to Baltimore for that purpose. Wilson is the man who pointed out Small to the police when Neve was killed. Small was also iden- tified by Assistant Engineer John T. Johnson of the steamer Decatur, Capt H. Miller plying between Savannah and Baltimore, who, strange to say, was also present al the time when Neve was killed SmalPs arrest was caused by Samuel Brown, a former pawn brokers clerk in Savannah, who saw him on the street and recognized him.
 A acquisition has been applied for and officers will leave for Baltimore tomorrow to bring Small here for trial.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
To commemorate Manassas.

Savannah, Ga., July 21.-The Ogle- thorpe Light Infantry turned out sixty two strong today, in command of Capt. w. H. Rockwell, to hear the sermon by Rev. s. A. Goodwin, D. D., of the First Baptist church, commemorative of the thirty-fourth anniversary of the battle of Manassas, in which this company was in the forefront in command of Capts. Francis s. Barlow, J. J. West Hamilton Couper and A. F. Butler. Twelve vet eran members of the company, all survi- yors of that famous battle, turned out will have its annual parade tomorrow af- ternoon.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
"somehow"It Went Off.

Augusta, Ga., July 21.-What appears to be mysterious killing occurred today near Hamburg. s. C., which is on the oth- CT side of the Savannah river from Au- gusta.
 Four negro boys were out walking on the railroad track. They had a pistol, and as a result. one of them, Tommy Simpkins, is now dead. He was shot with bullet near his heart. The boys at first claimed that the killing was done by white men, but later acknowledged that they were playing with the pistol, and somehow 1t went off and Simpkins was killed. He was only 15 years old. The three boys are in jail. The affair will be investigated tomorrow by the coroner of Aiken county.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
BASEBALL.
National Leaeue Standing.

The National League. At Chicago R H F Chicago 70 0 0 % O10 0 O-2 s D Brooklyn 70 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 0 2-4 1 Batteries-Terry and Donohue; Stein and Grim.
 At St. Louis R H E St. Louis. ......5 ? 0 o 0 0 8 1--16 21 7 Washington ...2 1 0 3 0 1 l O. 10 : Battories-Ehret ,and Miller; Mercer and Mcclure.
 At Cincinnati R Fl le1 Cincinnati ......0 0 1 1 0 3 o l. 6 9 [ Baltimore ......2 0 1 0 l flo IS Batteries-Dwyer and Vaughan: Hoffer and Robinson.
 At Louisville RH E Cleveland ........0 0 o 3 Q 0 1 0-3 Louisville .....1 o 0 4 0 *.5 Batteries-Knell and Zimmer; Inks and Warner.
 At Mobile. Mobile. July 21.-Game postponed on account of rain.
 At New Orleans. New Orleans. July 21.-No game today on account of rain.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
DRY AS DUST.
This Sunday in New York Was Stricter Than Any of Its Predecessors-The Police
 Meant Business.

New York, July 21.-There was no doubt in the minds of most of the male populati of this city today that there are strict excise laws on the statute books, and also that the police are cap able of enforcing these laws almost to the point of absolute observance.
 Never before in the history of this city, many people said, was the selling of beer and liquor so generally stopped. It was absolutely dry" in the city from the battery to the annexed district, and from river to river. There was no fal- tering in the earnestness of the police, as umber of saloon keepers were discovered early in the day. They meant business from the very start. They were determined that nc liquor should be sold in violation oi the laws and to determine it was almost to make that determination a fact. Never before was there such police watch over the usual places for selling beer and liquors. Every possible man on excise duty. The men were in many cases made to undergo extra hours Of duty so as to watch saloons. The po- licemen kept their eyes on all side doors to saloons, and so slose was the guard that all chances of quiet business were rendered impracticable.
 Many were the devices resorted to by saloon keepers to carry on business de- spite the vigilance of the police, but only well-known patrons were admitted. The sweltering weather was thirst-creating, and especially In the tenement house dis tricts was there great demand for beer.
 At some of the fashionable restaurants or cafes in the Tenderloin drinks could be easily obtained by those whose dress indicated that they were not spies. Champagne was sold and drank without meals The bars in the big hotels were closed The soda water fountains on the streets and in the drug stores were not molested, and they did big business.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Silver Mems Executive Committee to Meet
 Again in Fortnight.

Chicago. July 21.-At meeting yester- day of the executive committee, which was appointed at the Memphis silver convention, Dennis Sheedy of Denver was elected treasurer H. George Bowen of Chicago and E. B. Light of Denver as sistant secretaries for the national organ ization.
 The committee will hold another meet ing in Chicago in two weeks.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
Death of a Famous Choctaw Chief.

Wichita, Ks, July 21.-The famous Choctaw chief, Benjamin Pikey, who has held every important office in the gift of the Choctaw nation, died yesterday at an advanced age at his home on the of Minco. During the Byrd-Guy contest for the governorship Spikey served as speaker of the Choctaw house. yielding a great influence with his wonderful ora tory.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
WORTH s5o,ooo.

The Value Set by Lord ShoIto DougIas U pom
 His Character.
 San Francisco, July 21.-Lord Sholto Douglas, son of the Marquis of Queens bury, who recently married Loretto Ad- dis the young music hall singer. brought suit yesterday in the United States cir cult court against the Wasp, a local weekly publication, for s500Q0 damages. Lord Sholto Douglas alleges libel in a re- cent article attacking his character.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22
Mrs. Pollard's Murderers Convicted.
rhe Nicaragna Canal Commission.

New York, July 21.-The cruiser Mont gomery. having on board the Nicaraguan commissioners, arrived here today The commission, beyond saying that their trip was successful and pleasant one. refused to talk. They will now prepare their report, which will be presented to tIe government in the fall.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-22

At New Orleans. New Orleans, July 21.-No game today on account of rain.
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Cotton IsItrkcfa.

New YoRK. January 1O.-Cotton. dull
and easy; middling gulf, tic; middling, C..
Futures closed dull. Sales, 1870 bales.
January. So; February, 6 81; March.
So; April. s 6S; May. 6 67: June. ST.;
July. So; August, S 50; September. SO;
October. 5.S7.
The total net receipts of cotton report
ed from all ports to-day were 2I,44s
bales, exports to Great Britain, 81. OSG
bales; France. bales; Continent,
II 400 bales; stock, 1.l5I. 74g bales
Total 80 far this week: Net receipts,
1G3.9il bales; exports to Great Britain.
l so, 934 bales to France. 26.l4S bales; to
the Continent. 67.lS4 bales.
LIVERPOOL. January l0.--l2;30 p M
Cotton, good business done at unchanged
prices. American middling, 3-32d.
Sales. $4,000 bales; American. 1920
bales; speculation and export, 1000
bales; receipts, 1000 bales; American,
23,6O Dales. Futures opened quiet, de-
maul moderate,
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Among our Cotton Wen,

Rainy weather in the cotton belt
except III Texas, where it il cold and
clenr.
Fourteen thousand bales sold in
Liverpool yesterday. Future con
tracts declined II to q points, clos
ing quiet.
New York contract market de
clined / to points, closing dull.
May, 5.G1 to 5.6S; Aust, 8. ~ to 5.Sl.
Sales, 70, 500 bales.
United States ports received
2l,iiS bales Yesterday. against II.
Glib bales last year and lG, 534 balea
in 1898.
Receipts at New Orleans for to.
day are estimated at from IL, 600 to
ID. bales, against &, 1913 bales last
yeRr.
The five interior towns have lost
23,9aG bales stock this week. which
Is indicative OF the rapid movement
of the crop.
Galveston advanced 1.1Go,
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr. 1894
Leave Companv's wharf. Portsmouth, daily.
9 n. III.
daily, 9:2O a. IN.
Leave Vest Norfolk daily, e:l5 a. IN.
For Danville and all interim ed iate stations. ar
irving al Danvilic at 5:25 p. M
Leave Portsmouth, daily Except Sunday s
pm.
Leave Norfolk, 5:2op.m.
Leave West Norfolk 5:i5 D. III
For Lawrenceville and intrrme tii ate mint,
arriving l.awrenceville at 8 p IN
Love Lawrenceville daily Except Sunday
att m. arriving at Danyiile alto q. M
Connections nado at panvile and Jetress
junction Tor all points in the Sou ncru Rail-
way system; AT penni.tou junction Tor Dur
pam south Roston and all points on the Dur
ham Divison OF the n. and W. r. K
pullman SleeperS between Dauville. Ahhe-
oo,ie, Atlanta Augusta Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency. Branit's Ticket Agency Co =
nsmyS Agency at wnert Norfolk, Wv. Il.
williams Agency. Portsmouth.
W. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
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%. tAInhoBL ia, NEWPORT NINs
CLAIR MONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES
leaves y. y, I. ( y. Il L. i Oh att; a m every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg abont r. IN.
Conn.eis with y. 4 u. Il. Il. At { cotlaud with
:. :. 4 5. X. Il.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 aud SIPS; round
trip 81.
Meals served on steamer for soc.
Tickets sold on steamer.
reight received daily for above points.
The McCa eau be chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday or Thursday night Al
very Low rases, X. b. COOKE,
General Agent
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mr. o-bIuuCr. Sup

NO., DAILY. B--Breakfast. D-pinnor. Sup.
NO. Al connects Mt Weldon with A. c. Line
Un keepers Por smouth TO Atlanta. Ga
r.o, n,onuays Wednesdays amt FRIDAYS con-
t"n ~. FRANKLIN with steamer Olive for Eden.
nai.;,n iandings on the river. Connccta at
aSh with Southern Raj way for AsbeyiIle n
p e"u ai intermediate points OF tho W. s. G..
No f03 and Al. vcstihulc Limited Train. No
extra RIe Weldon TO Atlanta. Pullman Slrencr
portsmouth, to Mnnroe n. {. Connects di
TectiY Mt Atlanta with w and A. Il. r.. for
,hht'ahoora. Nashville and all points West
connects with A. and W. T. R. r for Mohilo
west. '' """'u-
No. a.. Flying Scotchmiu. makas all st,ps
between Portsmouth and RoyLins and Lcwi.-
Ton. connecting at Pendlcton for Murffe,sboIo
n. C.
ARRIVE.
mo. fO2. Atlanta special. 7:3O M
sNo. 80 Mail ami Express 5:5Up ~
~. 80. flriug : Otchmau, IgUIn H.
. For tickets and baggage checks to all point,
South and Southwest. sleeping car reserration
and general information, call on or address
j. W BROWN, Jr,
Norfolk, Va.
W. V. II. WILLIAMS
2l7 High strc", % tqnorth Va.
JOHN II, WINDER,
General MANAGER.
t. j. a y DERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
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No,2i Daily, connects with A ~ .,
i'r all points South. VIZ" a. - H. 'rain 70
n" lm Daily, except Sunday. make, cIoso
Eimsien It iIo,ngo for Washington, n. c..
era Carolina poot,; also At Rocky Wo nr Ea, "a,
\; l.. train 30 for all points south WIN
rams arrive at Norfolk 545p. nj. Daily
"' T, u. LUG , a. m. Daily, cxcep; Sunday.
and also at oihcc Of Passenger md Ticrc,
For tickets To all points South, sleenipy on !,
reservation and general information cali o,,
or address j. a. NEUGEBAI ER. '''
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUPIN.
General Forwarding Agent
L. NJ EMERSON.
q. 81. SERPELL. AseA''
General Manager, Norfolk
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
January 10, 1895.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
British steamship European, Barnes.
Galveston to Liverpool, to VIM Lamb il
90. Goa ell and sailed.
Schooners Alice Phillips, Fanny c
Bowen and Horatio l. Baker, TO VIM
Lamb Il Co for coal.
Tug Taurus. O'Brien, New York. with
barge Monarch, to VIM Lamb & Co and
cleared return.
Tug Ocean King, New York. with barge
Hondout, to VIM Lamb & Co, and ono
barge t Newpor. News.
MEMORANDA.
The British Steamship Matadi has gone
from Lamberts Point t. Portsmouth,
where some OF the cotton il being taken
out In order to e1tinguish the fire.
schooner Stella b. Kaplan, Potter.
from Boston, arrived Mt Viewpoints News
to-day.
CLEARED.
Schooner Fannie Whitmore, Onmpb ell,
Cientuegus. with coal
Schooner Lyman T. Law, Providence g.
with Goa.
Schooner John @ sweeny, Charlest IN :,
with coal.
Barge Puritan, Allyn's Point, with
coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Oofe'-Steaiy anu firm; Rio, com
mon, lIal'c.: FAIR. l9a23c; Cool
2la2l4c. Choice. 2la2jo., Laguayra,
25c.; Java. 30a3lo.
Sp''ips mi Ho!asses-Steaiy; Syrups.
Bright, Sa2 80; Fair Gradss. lGa2Oo: Porto
Rico, l5alSc.
Nr'o ORGANS HoldsssS-Quiet; Fair, 20
l5c.; Hooi. lda4Oc.: Choice. 47o.
F'oW-Alarket quiet AMI steady; Best
latent Family. 9i.On; Fancy Family
fiOOat.5O; Choice Family. s3.75 Good
Family, s3.0ua3.25; Extra, S2.5Oa3.U
Super. -. j0a2.7O.
.Heai-Steaiy: Boltei 67o. bushel:
Water srouui. 7lc. n oushel.
SM-Firm: Liverpool Fine. 81. l0al IA
u. A.. G5a7hc.
Rics-AIillei. base. rice. in rough,
6laG5c. per bushel
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Baltimore Markets.

BALriMouE January lO-Wiour closca
grm western suporhne. alSU.a.UJ.
. ~eS.eFn N s sItr"' - lOn2.i5. 40. fam :
sIy. S2bOa2.Io winter Wheat, patents
s2.'ua3. 20; spring do. $JdUa5.s5: do
straight. S3.25A i.ij. Wheat closn,,
Srm; No 2. ret, 90 .aG0,c: steamer No
Z, ROD, D. aoi,c; Southern wheat by
stmpie, UOat2c. ito nugraded, D, a6l a.
corn closed hrm, mixed, l1ai7 G.;
steamer mixed. 46.ai6ic. southern white
sNsh' iGasat; do yellow, aIN,c. oats
closed firm. No 2 white Western ~ :,
asAoG; No mixed Western. J1lc ASKED.
PROVISIONS closed steady; mess pork,
Sl5.UO; bulk shoulders. &C. short
fib sides. &c; clcar sides, ne; sugar
sured shoulders. &c; hams. small, lie.
sarge. 100. Lard Refined Sc Coifo..
Ssrm; No z, i6.c. Sugar, quiet; granu-
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE vIRGISIAS.


Senboard Airline Railroad-For Nor
folk, al bales; other points, rs bales;
total. SIG bales
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. lGo bales: other points. -
bales; total. 100 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-Fol
Norlol, S01 bales; other points. = bales
total. 807 bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroad-For
Norfolk. III bales; other points -
bales: total. l+T bales
Atlantic and pauville Railro For
Norfolk. II bales; other points, -
bales: total, u bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND
N BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. Juno 25.h,
1894. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at q M for baltimore. and leave
Baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf,
evory tuesday and Saturday at 5 M.
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephone 8, Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
wu"hESALHuu"rArs ONs
NORFOLK. Va. January 10. 1895
Grniu.

NuHFoLR, VA. Jun lary To. 1888.
Grniu.
Pe1s. Dull; black eye peas, ste ,dy,
S2.0Oa2.2j per bag.
Oorn Market. steady; Western white
o2c: mixed. 40; south rn white. asa i6c.
Oitt-firm: Nike 3-eiJo.
AiIIsed-Market stoa ~; Bran 81 /. GOALS:
shipssuf, or iiiiliugs, sIS.01al9.0J:
Meal. white boltei. per 90 lbs, 53c;
llominy. &c.
Hay-No. Timothy. el9.75aI4.00; No
,, Sl2.75al3.00.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
Chicago ':nrIlcts.

osioieo. January 10. The leading
Sntnres rangeu as follows: Wheat ciuse,i
AiSher. Corn closed higher. Oats
closed higher. Pork closed lower
MhEtr-January, 81 sa5i. May, 5S,;
aley. IS. a5ss; July, So.
oohN- nnuary. i5i; May, Az. July,
81. Closing january; IS May, IoJ
oArs-January, III; May, 81. OIos.
ahE-jnnuary. 1sla1s.; May. 81 a3;t.
.,, ionk-January, all.55; May. 1871.
eios'ng -Jannary, li.6j: May. II. 50.
ang-Janunry, G.S74; May, Io2i,
hihs annary, $50; Nay 6.O7i. Clos
ihs-January. 5.sj; May. G.04i.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Pou2iV-Chtokenu. oIu. 22'a25o.
Egos-Dul; wholesale. I7al9a per dog
BAHs,ohA-42,o. DER puuuL
Ttuis-lrish potato IS southern Rose
u Na20J per barrel; Haymans, new.
55aS0c; yellow. y0a:l
Southern F5WHS-- bananas. 70casl. OC
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento. 100
per box: cOcosnuts. 5l.00 per bag
OF loo. pineapples. 7aSc.
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IdROUGH DAf AND NIGHT E6PRESa
EACH WAY
sShEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. la,issL
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:l6 .. n. daily, except sunuay-(Portsmoutb
hlgh Stfoet. 1870 2. m.) Arrive a.
fhiiauelphis s; 2 p. m; New York &C
$50 D..
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e:i0p, IN. daily, portsmouth, High street ass
arrive at Philadelphia $40 q. M
New YORK 1913 a. m " '
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
300 q. u. daily portsmouth. High street S:io.)
leaving New YORK s .. M: Philadel.
GRRivapATT NORFOLK.
e:05p, III daily except Sunday Portsmouth,
High street, s;l5 p. ny, leaving New
York at a M: Philadelphia, 1910 L.
Close conneetion MADE with all rail and
eonno mes 10 and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains be-
tween Jersey City. Philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Parlor Cara on
day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
ss-Through tickets sold and baggage check
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel,
and on tho steamers
RIB. COOKE. Genr Agent
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ksa III Ess: e.
'ENGNIW

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Soy. Is, is9.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:40 q. m.-lho CnIcavu EHprcar--
For Petersburg, ktch-
Lnohd nud Warrington,
SEQ FOR t.ynctiburg,
Roanoke. 10 =, Il ,oru HsItIe
Eiotd. POcnhOIpIan II q n i.
own, GOiurnDHa and
ShtCaGOs Sleeper Rom.
oUe 40 columbus with
OUT change. AinO Tor
RutnsHt, isriatol. fkuOx.
vile. Chattanooga and
Intermediate points
pullman sleeper. stnd.
FORD To Chattanooga.
luW m-tor Fetelsuurg, Kauford. Pu-
InsEl. Bristol; also tor RlueLed,
ana locahontes; also for Rocky
hlounl and all stations on Win
oton-Salcm Division. Has Pail
man sleeper Norfolk 10 Roam
oEe. Come Ia at Roanoke at
1:lO IN with Washington and
Chattanooga, limited for all
poins South and West. Pull
man sieepers RoanoEeto Mem
car attached "s
ARE E-SoriolK daily, s.2oa III, ll:25 In
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(YRSTiBULE LIMITKDD
i.eaye Norfolk 1915 IN ar
rive Richmond 200 M con-
meeting Tor Washington, Balti-
more, Phiiadel hia and New
YORK, Returning, cave Rich
nond 800 IN arrive Norfolk
1l'25 a IN. stops only nj sunolt
Waiver and Petersburg second
Class tickets not accented tnr
nRssase on these trains
Other daily rain Lave Nor
iolk f.uu M, arrive NJ Rich
mona Hos m Returning
leave Richmond 5lO M ar,
rive at Norfolk $40 p IN.
foi "rlnct Information rs TO tickets rates,
nggsSe. chccks, etc call on or address X W
,pOOhi NEf District Passenger Agent; G II
bosLEi, Ticket Agenf. &c Main street corner
Of CRANKY, or f FINCH, Agent, depot Nor
folk and Western railroad.
W. BEYfLL.
General Ia .tuger Agent
General OIL &C. Roanoke, Va.
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h.. OLD DOMINION SIEAASA Z
NtS;S COMPANY
FOR MEW yoRK

DASsESGEH SHIPS ARE APPOINTED To
eail from Norfolk on MONDAY. TTJES.
DAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
SoRbAY = TuspAY F50m w Hsy KESTk On
ia RsDAiS LAT 3 p. ~; a NJ
III passenger accommodations up,ur,,,,,,
Fare, lneeiuuing meals and stateroom
Fare, round trip, limited TO thirty
uyS ;'',.''''. ..'....,.................., IL W
p,r oT tickets and reservation OF statero ons APP
fens ~ Sompsny's otiiee II Main streat, or at
lGKKiu iG Nc NISr! lips leave Norfolk every
every SUNDAY ana Tuesday evening ar.
irving at Richmond The next morning.
TINE SCH EDULE or STEAMERS NORTH
HAMPTON, LURAY, ACCoMACK, VIR-
GINA DARE and ISLE OF WIGHT, sailing
/ wharf, Norfolk.
| I Foh Old 'olNI-AtG G:So and I'LL am;
and $;d5 i'm; Portsmouth, e:45 and TO-. sm
and y 3,l5P IA Bay Line Wharf, Nor ok; at
FOR HAMPTON At ILLS am and 345p
M; Bay az Line ii:So M and g. m; Portsmouth,
FOR NEW PORT NEWS AND SMITH.
FpiELpnAt $50 p m; Portsmouth, 2:45 ii;
Lay Line wharf, 3:00p. m
ron E.AoI AID WARE RlNEnS Daily ex.
cept sundays leaving Company's wharf at $50
am; roItsmouth, Gas m; Bay Line wharf.
Fol. BACTK; POou0SlN and SEVERN rivers.
Touching at Old Point leaving Company's
: wharf MONDAYS TUES AVS and FRIDAYS
Mt $40 M Portsmouth: S:+5 m: Bay Line
FOE NANsEMOhD RIVER and SUI.
FOLK.-At 100 p. m; Portsmouth. 3:l0 D. m,
connecting at Suffolk with w. L. Co.; R.R. aud
g Freisb. for Matthews, Back, Poouosin. Ware
Severn and Nansemond rivers must DO pre-.
pANsa No .!Ii CAR0LINAD viSIoN-(Formerly
n, n. d ", y, HLl-Steamer "Albermar ieh
Nnr N = ia
and rassengers for Washington ard point s's oS
the Ti r%ps&2 s. r"Rfo s!ver
n. & s. Il. u. deno.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, untn
| 500 n. m III. CROMWELL Agent.
L7OK KICHAO PETERSBURG,
II OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS AMI James river landings
direct by day!i ;ht Virginia Navigat ton
Company's Eleg Mt Steamer OOAHO .
A leaves nv de s.Wharf .NorrolA. every
TUESDAY. 1HU kSDAY ami SATURDAY
att Il. m.. touching at Portsmouth, . d
Point, Newport news going ant return
ing, arriving at Richmond about 3 n. M.
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
TO Richmond. tl,5p; fare 10 Richmond
second-class, 81; Tickets much cheap
er than bv anv other route TO
Richmond Peter burg, Waverly, Hicks
ford and stations on Atlantic and
Danville railroad and all points via Rich
mond. Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake & Son. II. Brandt and on board
81 Freight received daily, sunday OK.
cepted. for all above named points.
JAMES W. McCAkR[CK.
Agent.
| CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE SrLa P5
| " FOR PHILADELPHIA afr
Only diree; Inc from Norfolk &c
! Philadelphia.
Until iu.ihcr orders. steamers are appointed
10 sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
dsy and Saturday ate p m. and from tkila-
dcphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Stature
day. az i,3in, al, not
ana Southwest via 5. and r., Atlantic Cost
line and virginia and Tennessee air Limo
Raiirnad.. JAMES W. McCARRICK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILeo.n
~ COMPANY

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT oCTopEP 100,
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOrfOIK
1Rily except Sunday 9:45 II NJ for ElizoheiI,
iess E arIGsntsn Maofsy,s Ferry Roper. Pan
~. ). X. n. steamer as follows Daily
%i@Ssqy for rh hGY@9S,S ANA anna
river, on MoN6HY a and F 1H Aa1Sow l'n
ScuEpernorg river. anu wEDNEspAY
sTr naa%pn rel o CO2n,c RoIha,en with
landings. ''' eai"'o
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
/. 10 y " uaiy iexcept Sunday for EIjzabsih
Ivy, Edenton and way .statious Connects n,
Elizabeth City, with the steamers Sense
snu newoe sr Non Az i4ssi"y, lhr lava d
sWur 'aY Tor Newborn. Roanoke Island nm
Merehcad City, kinston and GoldsLoro via 4
: n. 3 X. H., and Tor Iacksonyille WilmInr
ION, n. G., ami all stations on the W, M
ii ii H., ana nj Edenton daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily fo1cept sam.
gay at 4:25 IN, and Express daily fercept
sunday AT II II M; connect with ali rail and
steam st,h lines at Norfolk for the North. East and
e,'. asensar ana freight stations foot OF
i"ft MAIN street, Norfolk and Western depot.
IAiSIpIEhN CARO- INA DISPATCH. FAST
hlloHI LINE AND OLD oMInfON
~ ~ pclScSh All points North and East via
Norfolk and Norfo and Souht n EsiI,oad ="
.t tern North Carolina w
feifnt received daily and forwarded prompt-
Tor further information apply to the General
H. G. HUDGINS,
NJ. X. KING
General Manaver.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
NC,y 1orIs truck nInrkc,

New YoHK. January l0.-Kalo,
Norfolk, 3Oa75. Spinach, Norfolk,
3Ua2. 90; Baltimore, l.25a1.50