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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08
DIAMOND DUST.

A release cannot be recalled now unless
the playeRis willing.
Scranton VS.. Providence at the Base Ball
park at p. m. today.
Pitcher Eagan was fined $40 for an over
anxiety to argue balls and strikes.
The Phillies do not win many games In
which they don't score In the first inning.
Lush Is certainly playing as good ball as
any out1ielder in the Eastern league, and
Rochester has a prize In him.
The Pittsburgs have hold on Pitcher
Eagan, of Providence, and may seiure
big Mike" Mahoney, Of Georgetown uni
versity.
Knauss, the ex-New York twirler will
be In the box for Scranton today Rogers
will catch him. Lovett and McAuley will
be the Champions battery.
Wooster university has two baseball
mines, made up from the membership of
two Of the rival girl student classes. They
are said to play very fair game.
Old Joe Hornung and Willie Calihan are
playing great ball with Atlanta In the
Southern league, hitting the ball freely
and putting up good fielding game.
Before Anson left New York he made a
bet of $500 with President Freedman that
the Chicagos would beat the New Yorks
out In the race The money Is up, at least
the men say so.
Lush, Rochester's center fielder. Is MAX
ing himself famous. For the last two or
three days he has been putting up u star
game in the field and at the bat His very
presence Is enough to send the beachers
into fits Ii Is even rumored that he may
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08
Young McIlugh Again Missing.

Andrew McHugh is again missing. 1t
will be recollected that early in May
this boy ran or was enticed away from
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nc
Hugh, of North Main avenue, and a
dlligent search was successful only
after four days endurance. Twice
since that time has young McHugh
left home without his parents knowl-
edge; once he was found in Wilkes
Barre. These escopades were kept
from the public by the father, who
himself, did all the searching. This
time the most extreme efforts have
been made to discover the lads where
abouts, but so far have been without
fruit, and at last Lieutenant Williams
was notified and the police are now
searching. Andrew left home Wednes-
day morning to attend the st. Patrick
parochial school on Sumner avenue,
and has not since been seen. Mr. Nc
Hugh says that he does not understand
his sons wandering tendencies, as the
young fellow is of steady disposition.
The lad il about II years Of age.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08
Paragraphs OF News.


The Diamond Mine Accidental fund
Will run an excursion to Lake Ariel to-
day.
William G. Williams. Of Edwardsdale
has returned after O several days visit
on this side.
Attorney David J. Davis, Of South
Main avenue, is in Indiana attending
the marriage Of brother.
The double quartette will furnish Sc
lections In the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church at both services tomor-
row.
Rev. DR.. Hughes will deliver tho
fourth sermon In the current series to-
morrow evening at the Jackson Street
church.
Next Tuesday the United Choral So
ciety will conduct an excursion to
Wilkes-Barre over the Delaware and
Hudson railroad.
Miss L. Parry James and Miss Edith
James, the former instructor and the
latter student in the Virginia Female
institute. are home, at South Lincoln
avenue, on the annual vacation.
The funeral of the late Myles Walsh,
a much respected resident Of the Con-
tinental, will occur tomorrow after
noon. Interment will be made in Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Walsh
died Thursday and is survived by a
wife and family.
Children's Day will be observed to-
morrow at the Sumner Avenue Presby-
terian church with appropriate exer-
cises in the evening and morning ses-
sions. The programme will consist Of
choice selections Of solos, recitations,
and numbers by the Young Excelsior
band.
Good news to West Siders was that
received over the wire Thursday night,
to the effect that the Miners hospital,
which will be built on this side, has re-
ceived a state appropriation of 5000.
This Is starter and shrows that the
hospital workers have been on the
move. 1t Is now suggested by several
prominent West Sders that the rest of
the money necessary should be obtained
by subscription. The site question will
come In later.
West Side Business Directory.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Photos, 81.
per dozen. They are Just lovely. Con-
vince yourself by calling at Starner's 9
Photo Parlors, lOl and l03 South Main
avenue.
GROCERIES - Revere Standard Java
Coffee is unexcelled. The leading coffee
of the day. For sale only at F. w. Ma.
son & Co. Fine Groceries, 1l6 South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-CASH
for anything you have to sell. Furni.
ture, Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see
the stock of J. c. King. 1924 and 1923
| Jackson street.
WALL PAPER-Go to Fred Reynolds.
206 North Main avenue, and see his
| complete line Of Wall Paper, Paints
| new stock.
William d. Griffiths, III
North Main avenue, does first-class
Plumbing, Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction Is strictly guaranteed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08

We have purchased the entire
stock Of Shoes, Boots, and Slip
pers off, A. Campbell, l4O Penn
avenue and we are offering the
stock at half of their actual value
Mems RuSSet Shoes,
$1.75, $2.25 and $500
Mems Kangaroo Shoes,
$500, $500 and $400
Mems Fine French Calf Shoes,
$2.25 and $3.50
Ladies' Fine French Donsola Shoes,
$1.00 $3.50, $500 and $500
A large stock Of Boys Misses and
Children's Shoes at prices that will
astonish you. We invite you to call
and examine our stock. Remember
we consider 1t no trouble to show you
our goods, and we will save you money.
Our spot cash dealings and small ex-
penses enables us to do 30.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08

The "Bonaparte' belt for sale by Turn
quest, 2O5 Washington avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Nav NOrI, NInrLnIz

New YORK, August T. Flour closed uui.t
aid easy winter wheat. low grades. sL5Os
40; 20. lair TO fancy. s3.l0a3 20; do, pui.nt
& G0Gi.u co. Minnesota clear. 50 G5a3.25. do
patenis. $3.t3ti 20 low extras. 81 5Ua:. 10;
vi;y mills, 81. uuI4.25. 60 patents .i.u1 South.
trn hour. dull and easy, common to far
extra. S2.lUn2 20; good to choice. do $3.UU.
BID. Wloat, moderately Gctive aud lower.
but firm; No >. rel, btore ana elevator. iyc.
4ioat. 1ia74:c, ungradea red, 14u-uc; No D
red, t3iG. Corn. mere active and weak: M
Z. 4btc. elevator, lie, hhout: ungra,ieI
mixed. 5B.a59sc; steamer mixed. 57Gu5sJ Ne.
NJ =, 4Stai9.c. Oats, lUII. lower an Wen
30 =. 26:c: No white. Use; mixed Western
. ave; white do. 2oa3 I. Cut meats closed
Humilel picked bellies. 7az:c: shoulders
6.c, hams, s!.9.c, mIddles nominal; short
clear. $40. Lard. quiet and firm Western
eteam closed At sGiU city. DC. Pork, no is-
rate enGn AMI sidy mess, tll.UuuII o.
extra prime, nominal. ee--kio. dulet
and firm: No 4. lu,c. Sugar Raw, firm and
moderately active. iNlr r0nuing. Sc Refined
active ANA firm; on A, i.n4!c; mould A.
ll-ltnt = standard 4. 7-ltai.c, cut LOAF,
tllGa5!c; crushed, g lGa5:c; granulated
T-itui q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

";HE b-hFcakiasi D-Dnncr B-Supnhr
80. 81 connect at Weldon with A {. Line full.
NJ ~ SS.i eiH foftsmouth 10 to Atlanta. ia
On .hohuny'. WEDNESDAYS aud Fridays con.
meets Al iIaukin with steamers olive Tor Elem
t"n m l9nd ne on the river. Con- Gets at
n"s,IH WIN southern Railway for Asnevii!e. ~
II. L. fi"'' 'n '"' " -'' -
No 80. aud IL. NcsiiLuie Limited Train, No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlauta Pullman Se.rcr
Portsmouth TO Nttynta, ia. onuets iirectly at
Atlanta, with w and \. Il. q: for Chattannln.a
N1shNi.!c, and all points Wcst ConnsCts with A
aud W - X 4. Tor Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest,
ARRIVE.
~" 40. Atlanta, urciai 7.iOa
NO. SO Mail and Express 5:5Jp pm.
foF t'he'> ana language checked TO all point,
South and southwest STEPPING car reservation and
neral lulorn.t on call on or address " " H.
Williams ~ iiigi stte I. Portsmouth, q
Z. J. ANDERSON. j. W BROWN Jr
, Gen i'a,s. Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt
l.. 81. JOHN, JOHN II. WINDER,
Nice-rresijcnt. General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
NOTf0lk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS oUIcKER THAN ANY OTHER
IISE'
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY g. 1898
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7;S ~ aanii y{' ,. except sunday-tPOrt,mouth
nnsh street, 1870 a. MI Arrive at Phila
eriphia 3:52 M; New York At s;3s
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. m. daily. PORTSMOUTH, High s,reet .n,
Afn n at philadelphia BIOS ma New
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
ECO a m aaiiy, PORTSMOUTH, High street, 8: TO-
leaving New York p. M; Philadelphia
'ARRiVV,Ei Al NORFOLK.
eos p m. daily except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High mreet SIS p MI. leaving New
c,ossNn ORR al q. n. Philadelphia 1910 a. M
lines to and from Boston '' '"'' anu sounu
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey CITY, Philadelphia and Cape Charles Pull.
4asn Buhet and Parlor Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles. "
gThrough Tickets sold and baggage checked
thaateamers. r. r. corr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

BALTIMORE, August 7.-Flour closed auict.
Western sulertne, - iUu2 So: Western
tAIa. .2.!Oa3.0 do Family. 81 .I5a3 Is. vim.
ser wheat patents. - sjti 90: spring do. ~ 81
ai.lO do straight S3G0u3.I0 Wheat clo.eI
s,eAGv; No 2 rei G9aGy.c: steamer No
red. GGa66.c. Southern wheat bv sam.
Ole. iu"7l'c; do on grade, Gi!u7O C. Corn
GuIl and lower; No mixed. 4Jai7!c: South .
eln white corn. ace; do yellow. 5Us5lc. Outs
quiet end steady. NJ white Western. 3l,,
GUlc mo > mixed Western. 2sc asked proyi-
<ions, Ann; mess pork. Sl3 so; bulk shout
ders. 6,c; short RIB sides. 7tc: ear sides.
Sac; sugar cured shoulders, &C. hams. lIui2c
lard, refined &c. Coffee, firm; No :, l6tc
Sugar, strong; granuLntea. $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

/. OR RICHMOND, rErEksBu ks, OLD TO Mt
river landings direct by dayght-virginia Navi-
CATION Company Elegant Steamer Po, Aiiuta.S
leaves Clyde's Wharf Norfolk, every TUESDAY.
at Portsmouth, Old Point. Newport News goins
and returning, arriving at Riehmoni about p.
Richmond si5U faro 10 ltichmond aud ietufn
$3.50; faro 10 Richmand second-elas,. 81. Tickets
mond, Petersburg Waverly, Hicksford aud stations
on Atlantic and Danyiiie railroad and oil polnts
Of Wake 4 Son, IL Brands andson beard stsznes
ns- FREIGHT rc"siyct' asuy s,s''-- tsi,,,J 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Among oar Cot,op lIru

Dry weather in Texas yesterday.
Elsewhere IN the cotton belt weather
favorable.
United States ports received 10
bales cotton, against 399 bales last year
and 3,401 bales in 1892.
Liverpool future market advanced 9
to 3-Giths. closing quiet aud steady,
New York future market declined ]
point, closing quiet. October, 7.O5 to
..Ob; January, 7.19 to 100. Sales,
100 900 halas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Cotton Nf.Lrigefa.

NEW YORK August Go otton futures cIosol
quiet. Sales, lJV.iuO bales. MiddIiug gull.
IL; miudling uplands, ia. Aupust
1 IS September : Uu Oct der. %; Noyem,
Der. 90 December. ii; January, ~.
february. p; March, : 70.
The total net consolidated receipts OF cot.
ton reported from Ali ports to-day were
Az bales: export to Great Britain GOt5
bales; to France, 2, 10 bales to Continent
81 bnles; stock, 323.3si bales.
LlvEHloo August 7.-l2:3O y. ni;-Colton
demspd fair and prices steady; American
middhng,3 1850. Sales 3 900 baios; AMER
can, AGO bales: speculation and eIport.
5Uuo bales; receipts, = bales; American, -
bales,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

oil points South WIN a L l. tram - Tor
~. los Daily except Sunday, makes eloso con.
n'ctiOn ~ iiobsOod Tor Washington " ' r. Jon'
ION \. Z. Plymouth. X. C. and alt Eastern Coro-
nma iolhiSi ahoat Rocky Mount with 4 CT
tram 80 for all points South ~ - l.
uhns arrive 90 Norfolk Cos p H. daily AI,o
al p 49, a: W Tally except sunday.
and S6A * .hrGked ct cOmpanys Norfolk wharf
% Main ttTcei ' 'se"t'
For tickets 10 al points South, scepiu. oo,
reservation and general Bformatlonn call on cor
address J. A. NEuGEBAUER Vi
Passenger aud Ticket agent
JAMES i. MAUPfN
General Forwarding Agent
r.,, T. NJ EMLlSON,
6. ST. SERtEL., 'se' nseu''
General Hanager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Chicn.n MARKETS..

CHICAGO. August The leading fu.urc s
tRuEed as follows: Wheat closed higher.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed unchanged.
Fork closed higher
WEEAr-Au"ust GGi; September. G7;: De-
eember G9;aGGl. Closing August. Co.; Sep
SENDER. 6Ii: December 70i.
CoHS--AuSHst 40: September .40i Dece ~
Der. 81 a32:: NAV, 81. Closing tugcst 20:
r. utcmber. S9ini0; december. s Z; May. 33!
OAIs-Aucust. 20!: September 2U.a2O!
NR,. "a. closing August. .0!; September.
go; May, al.
September, go: January. lois.
Clo.ing-Septenber 9.l2t: January. 1925.
LARD September g. e2.: October 6 O2!: Jan
cary. COZ. ClosinG->eptember. 600: Oc-
soblr. G.07i: January Gl2l.
RIBS - September. $50. October. 55;
January, $40. Closing September, c. ~.
October, 5.G5. January, 1921.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
A 1LANrIc AND DANvlLLE RAILWAY
scHEbuhIN EFEEcr MARCH l7ru, 1s,.

Leave ship eg' Compress Wharf, daily. 92O a m
West Norfolk ;:L3a n for Buffalo Ii Ia 4 Springs
lanyic, aud III informed ate stations arrisiu. IN
Bdfalo 18th springs at $50 IN; la willie Sl5
j. ia. cave Norfolk 5:2p y M, West nor OH s;
pm. Leave awiemc' willie daily except sunday,
at ':W' u, arrivir- At Dauv'lip stHn:ti' N,
,onpccion made at Danyiile and Jeifrcss June
ton f,r all points in the Southern Railway sy&em
nj Dennt'ton Junction Tor Durham, south Bo.tou
& w. Il. Il g
y Al li.iiy make ,'connectitn for TuGalo Ii,hto
sri .'> .,cnpliue Sundays. q
Pullman Sleeper between Danville, AshevJ,,o
Atlanta Augusta, Memphis and New Orleans.
Tickets On sale and baggage checked at Wakes
Agency Comrany's Agency at wharf Norfolk
W. Wa. Williams Agency, ,Portsmouth:
-~ w. II. TAYLOR
J f1AS. U. HAINEs. Supefintsxdent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

NLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS Fur
" PHILADELPlIIA-on!y direct rTosn =
Until further orders. steamers are ap !oinlsI 70
saii from Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday at D. M, and from .Philadei.
phia every Tuesday. Thursday aud saturday. ~.
Ghroug h bills OF lading TO all points south aud
Southwest via Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Linz and VIRGINIA Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES W. McCAKRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
w. =. CLYDE i co,
Agents. Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT f. COMPANY,
BY Day1i2G1t.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE oHEsA.
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

commencing JULY 9th and continuing during
t "a. summer nn months; the new .puatal steamer
NtW PORr NEWS will begin making day
(Bay Line wizard every. Tuesday Thursday a 4
saturday At ':j0 III, Norfolk at 7:i5 g. M; Y ont.
~ 6:t5
Feturning leave Washington ON Monday.
az Fortress Monroe, $50 and Norfolk. $50 D 10.
he steamer icayl"g Washington on sunday
mornings nrdiyinS 10 Norfolk at 6ao m, will
Fare for the round "trip So so, good for return
os ngns s ox r same gay or following
will continue as formerly. ~.
tickets on sale B. ( o. Ticket Office. n. s. c., W.
T. Wakes and Company's 0fice on wharf Tele-
phone AL. D. J. CALLAHAN,
Jy2-f Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Staye yInrllct.

Markct-There is n little better feeling in
the market tor some kiuis; J: heavy pipe,
prime. f50.UUa 2.2J. culls. siU.UU: heavy
hocshda"s. prime. i;G.O 1880 culls. s3U. 90.
Rod oak season over. Prime red oak hogs.
heads. SLt o.; culls. b,Oul7UO white oak
light hogshesds, prime. 81 .00niS.O0: culls.
s2G.00n2'.0 white oak heading. prime. $40 ;
culis. S26.Oo: white oak lirht pipe. SCI. 90;
culls, $500: white oak barrel. sSg. 90: culls
$500: white oak, octavoes, 52G 00a2s 90:
culls, $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08

poANoKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALI MORE STEAMBOAT @
Commencing TUESDAY. June 18th, 1891 the
steamers OF this line Will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday and thursday 1t 5 a m for Bali.
more, and leave Batim, re. Pier No 81 Light street
wharf, every Tues lay and Saturday al D. u.
freight received daily.
wM. RANDALL,
Telephones. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. Angus. 7, 1895.

1iSH-Mackerel, No ., III kegs. $3.50; new.
small. $3.50: new. medium. 2UO; No 3 i'm
kegs, 1880; Herring. Family Roe. barrel.
80; North Carolina Cnt Herring, s325s
t.l5i Eastern. III barrels. S275a3. 90
}iEss PoEK-Ncw. Sl2,25
HAM-Pork. 9ll50.
HANS-Smithiiel l. l5alfc
BULK MEArs-Cleor rib. Go: fat backs,
&c; bellies. G.sOa7i.
nhoCLpEns-suRar cured. Ito.
F.ooS--Shoulders, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money MARKET
By Southern Associated Press.

SFw YonK, August 7.-Afouey oil call easy
st lall per cent. closingut per cent Ster-
Ming exchange is steady. with actual busi-
CESS Ill bankers bills at 4S9!aiS9s for sixty
DAYS and 400 a4g0l for demand. Posted rates,
is0aA9l. Commercial bills, 4SstaiS9. Gov
srnmont bonds steady.
THE STOCK MARKET--CIosISo BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 25g: American Cot.
tor Oil. pref. 72i: American Sugar Rein
cries. llis; American Sugar Eetineries. pref
a0i; American Tobacco. M: American To-
bacco, pref. 1l2: Atchisou. Topeka and
Santa re. i4s: Baltimore and Ohio, G.: Cam
ada facihc. 80; Chesapeake aud Ohio. 2li:
thicngo and Alton. 1885, Chicago. Bur'iug-
ton anu Quincy. 909: Chicago Gas Trust. 5Sl:
delaware and LacknwRnna. 1915 Dstil-
ers anu Cattle Feeders. 81; Eric. 81: Erie
leei. 81; General Electric. 3S!: Illinois
central W. Lake Erie and Western 25.: Lake
ere ERE ana Western. pref. 81: Lake Shore.
s4W: onisville and Nashville. Coz: Louis
vlie New ALBANY and Chicago. 81; Man
hi'tton Consolidated.lli; Memrhs and Char
.onri Pacific. 81 Mobile and Ohio. 24l
Nashville and Chattanooga. 40: United
Statos Cordnge. u; United States Cordage
pref. 81: New Jersey Central. 1922. New
YORK Central. l0Ii; New York and New Eng
Mnd. 5Gi; Norfolk and Western. pref. Ii;
Sorthern Pacific. Al; Northern Pacific.
prcf. ISL; Northwestern. 1905; Southwestern.
pref. li5; Pacific Mail. %; leading, lii:
lock Island. 7s,: st. Paul. 70l: St Paul. pref,
1874: Silver Certificates. 66.: Tennessee Coal
ana Iron,s6. Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref.
re-: Texas Pacific. l2i Union Pacific
-. Wabash. 81: Wabash pref, 81; Western
Nn'on. 92s; Wheeling aud Lake Erie lGG;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Alabama pref. So;
class A, los; Alabama class H. los: Ala
pama class G. IS: Louisiana As leo; North
Carolina IA. 1921; North C.rolnn Us.
i25:Tenucssec New settlement 3 :. 0i;Virgin-
Ia 6s. deferred, 81! virginia Trust lece'pts:
G; Virginia Funding Debt. 80; United
States IS. registered. 1928: United states As,
coupons. 1921; United States Is. 9Gt: South
trn Hallway BIS, 9Ii; Southern Hallway
Commou, l3s: Southern Halfway common,
pref, IL; South Carolina AS, LOG.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Lumber Market.

Cypress LUMBER Market in good demand
Boards l1G-lG feet long. S17.75: boards
lA6-l6 rough, SlO.u0all 81; boards. lxl2 L
Is inch-l6 feet clear, i2i.00a25. 90: boards
rough, wide, $1,000 1880; scarce and in dc
mana.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
h., OLDDOM!N!0X STEAMSHIP
Ris:S COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAssENGER snlps ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
] from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUISD WED.
III. From New YORK on MONDAYS, TuEsDhyS
WEDNEsDAl ;. THURSDAYS a. 5 p. M. SATUE
DAYS, 4p. IN.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and ststeroorn BERN s %
Fare, round tap. limited 10 thirty days - "
For tiekeis ana reservation OF stat, rooms apply
oihce AT vha.:
FOR ElCiIMOND-Shp. leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY u III. auH leave Nesport Sew, every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, arriving nj
Richmond the next morning
Ti,iE >oEiEn,iE or STEAMERS
Isl OF Wight, saung daily, exec, SuuIay
Leave Company wharf. Nor!ol,
foN OLD roi>'-At 6, c; Q and llI5..
aud 800 u. IA; hay Line VII NoiioIg M ,, a. ,
ani ll:'U H. IA. ANA $50 =. IA,
foH 70 ,u"t"N-At iIi5 \. M. anI AS
T. m:Hay line, / 30 A. IA. and $50 % IN Portsmouth
nt az " 4. III. and 90 y. nj
.,tnh Nf:VPOH NEwSAND SMtIIi
a. - A5' !. al io'tsmoUib 2:ij g. M
iI |' i.'n. T. a. I've ~ Med-,sd4 ;,
~ M BAY In, 40 p IN, o Monday ard sat
nA!v. except sunday leaving Compauys wharf
NJ t:5o 4. m PORTSMOUTH. Gas a. IN Bay Linz
W ndiI, NoI lOlL q. II.
sOit BAti. sSD pUQIOSI< INV
IN>-l0uching 81 Old Point. leaving COMPANY.
wharf iIii' 80 C-it Sunday ~ . q M Portsmouth
t:l5 4, IA, Bay Line Wharf Norfolk, NJ $50 a. M
returning ueI' nag.
iuts .s:s'E.. KINEn-Tu,sIay Thurs.
j.y and saturday. iJUIu IrinpLny's uIri al o. .
M Portsmouth u.-5a Ia. Bay Line, Norfolk ann
FOR NA>Si tIoSH UsNrn Avn
SiffOIE<-AtJ 81. M; Portsmouth, $40 D. M:
connecting AT SuIoi- with ). and {. Il. Il
NFreirnr TOT Matthews. Bacs Poquosin, Wlro
Se."rh ana Nauscmond rivers must he u!euac
SuIsIRi CAROLINA DISIs,oS- For-
merIs N \. y " j.. !. Steamer AlhrIuar q c1y.s
Norfolk Tor NasniuEion, y. C.. Mondays al { a, m;
DAYS NJ n. n.uaTr inv freight a,,u I'm. en-
re's foe Washington ana points on the Tar Punso
and Pamhco rivers
Freight for NeSbern, y, C., received a. 4 and
E. X. K. depot
Freight received daily. excsp, sunday. ntil
m. NJ. Is. CROWELL,
Agent.
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TItavEI.EIss, GUIDE,
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, 10,
SCHEDUIEIN EFTE,-r IrIy ,co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Il'LY ISoy
MAIL AND ENfakSS LEAVES NrKI,IE
uhly EXCEPT sunday Y:Ii ~ ior Elizabeth
Ky, Edenlou, Mackeya Ir'ty. Roper rapis,O.
beihiNen. &c. Connects ~ Eiruio,i " in rs
H. Il steamer as follows; baiiy tc1c,,t Surd. - I,
10, riymontn and Winds'i; lursuAI, THUE>-
DAY and SATURDAY for al. LANDINGS oi, Innwsn
fNcr, on MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor : upn.rnnn.,
fiNef, ant WEoSESpATS lot aui,n.u C,,,,l ,n,,1,
hccts NJ BelhaSeU with steamer Virginia Daro Inv
MssreNvic. south Creek Aurora Wpshiurtnn
nnd intermediate ianingS CONNECTS nj Eiizahot =
,n! nsiIy except sunday with steamer New.
bcfnc Tor Mays Head
ENENiNG EXPRESS LEAVES NORFDrE aio
| IN ualIy teAccri SUNDAY ior Elizabeth oil,
':"onoI hiIu Nay-sinttons. Connects Al Eli.aicih
ny WIN The steamer Neuse Tuesdav rhursd.v
s Salnrdny for Newhern Roanoke i,inud an
M"teh,ad 'ity, kiu4toa aud tldshnrro VIA A.
\. L L. H.. and Tor Jacksonville Wilnipyto, X
C..and all stations ON the Is. y & y r.
ArEIVE Az NORFOLK
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily except SUNDAY, nj
20 D. Ia. anu EXPRESS DAILY except sunday nj II
O. IN; connect with all isi and steam lines n, Mr.
iolk Tor The North. last and West Passenger s,u
tloi foot OF East Nam street Norin.L and WA,
ern depot Freight station an Waterstrcrt
Il ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
- lNiiGHf LINZ. AND OLD DOMINION LINE
ne'Nerh MI points North and EAs, via Norloll md
Norfolk AMI Southern Railroad 10 Eastern Snrth
tRTOina ~ ''"'''" ''"rt"
Freight received daily urii s u IN and 1,,
rarded PROMPTLY at low raos
, For nrther information apply TO the General
once oil The y x : L. L. Co, SorigE Va
n r.. KING, 'S'"-
General Manager
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