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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-15
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExpeEss
EACH WAY

THROUGH DAY AND MIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY
5CdEpULE IN EFFECT IAN. co,Is9
LEAVE NORFOLK.
TAD am. naiiy, except sunuay-(Portsmou,b.
AlRh street. 7:So q nj Arrive az
Pnliauelphia 6:52 p. M; New York al
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$50 p. m. daily, (Porlnouth, High rtrest : On ,
arrive at Philadelphia $40 a. M,
New York TAB r. M " NA''
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
sOeh. M daily tPortsmouth, High street. 9:iO)
leaving New York 8 .. m: Phiadel.
G AZ vi p F. NORFOLK.
s66p. m. daily except Sunday PORTSMOUTH,
high street, s:l5 p. N.Y. leaving New
York at a M: Philadelphia. 1920 a.
Close CONNECTION made with all rail and
FOUND lines 10 and from Boston.
Pullmsn Sleeping Cars on night trains 90.
charlea. Pullman Buffet and Parlor Cara on
G G ,, Trains between Philadelphia and Cape
9Through tickets sold and baggage ohesk-
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotal,
and on the steamers
RB. COOKE. Gsn1 Agent
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| sail from Norfolk on MoSDAY I'm ~
DAn; WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
bNVS rIi AZ Te 7 u; From New York on MON
DAYS at pm. i''-
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Fare. Including meals and stateroom
DeIth Observation-Disclosures. m
Fare round trip. limited 10 thirty "
For t%res and reservation Of W
ply At CoInpanv's office, AZ Main street. or M
general office at wharf.
r. 4, IUR KlCAMoND-Ships leave Norfolk every
lhUESDAY. d IN. and leave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening mr.
irving at Richmond the next morning.
TIME SEIZED LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH
i ainpton i;nrav. Acconack, Virginia Dare
rhu lSlc oil wight. sailing daily. except sun
"1 ToR L 1In p ynnSSany wharf; Norfolk.
and d. St nip ~, rJnaMI-At e. G3o and ll:loa
anu 40 u IN; portsmouth. 6:45 and 1890 aud
3 49, u III: BAY Line Wharf. Norfolk at and
FOX HAMrToN-At ll:l5 u I'D and s:45 D IN.
pay iii"o q M and 4 p IN: Portsmouth at 1905
FOR NEwfoKr NEWS AND sMITHFIELp
~ $50 III: Portsmouth. 2l5 IN; Bay Line
wharf y IN
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-paily. ex.
cept Sunday leaving Complnvs wharf at c: %
a M portsmouth, GAS a III: Bsy Line Wharf,
FOR BACK, PoQUoSIN AND SEVERN
INEhS.Tonching at OLD Point, leaving
'ompanys wharf MONDAYS, WEDSESUtYS
aud FRIDAYS nj $50 a m: Portsmonth =. -
m Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at . IN. return
FOR NANSEMoND RIVER AND SIZE.
FOLK At 3 p m; Portsmouth, $40 d IN. con-
meeting at Suffolk with W. L. Co.; 4. X. and $.
Freight for Matthews. Back, Poquosin. Ware.
SVEN and NansemOnd rivers must be prs,
pad. S PiS-
NORrlI CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures
n. y. Il W. D. L.)-Steamer Albemarle Law.
Norfo for Washington. N. C., MoDdays at g
passengers for Washington and pointa IN a ~.
Tar Pungo ana Pamlco Rivers f ga tne
=, Freight for NEWBkRNE, N. C, received at
Freight received daily, except Sunday. until
SPIN. NJ. b. CROWELL. Agent
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Shostders-Sugar cured. 70.

Sho1lders-Sugar cured. 70.
Baoon-Shouliers. 1to.
Bredsts-Sugar Cured. 10io.
Ldrd-Pure lard. So. .ueroes; conf
pound. go, compound. N GASES. 6ic.
OtSsse-Oresui. lUal2c; Westoru Dairy,
lOc., as to quality.
Buttr-Ncw York State. dairy, new.
2lo; fresh creamery, 21to.. Western, lea
1Sc.
Kerosene Oil Firm; liz degrees, Ia
slo.; 100 degrees, sa9lo.; Bed. 100 degrees.
l0al1o.
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EOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
A Old POINT. CI,hREM0N,r MHW

EOR RIOH MOND, PETERSBURG,
n OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
direct by dayiight-virginia Navigat ton
Companys Eleg mt Steamer POOiHoN-
-, A.. leaves nlyde ssWharf .Norfo every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at a. m. touching at Portsmouth, o d
ioint, newport Eews going and return
ing, arriving at Richmond about n. m.
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
TO hichmond. Si.5O; fare to Richmond
AMI return $3.50 fare to RicbmonS
second-class. 81; Tickets much oheap.
er than by any other rome 20
Richmond Petersburg, WaverIy, Hicks
Ioru ana stations on Atlantic and
Danville railroad and all points via Richa
mond; Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF wake d Son. II. Brandt and on board
gss-Freight received daily, SUNDAY ar.
cepted, for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARBICK,
Agent.
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NorIoik cotton hsnrw.t.
OFFICE OF THE vIRaISIAN.

NORFOLK. Va. February Ii. 1895.
Seaboard AIRLINE Railroad-For Nor
folk, bales: other points, 3ii bales;
total. 1853 bales.
Atlantic and Danville Railroad--For
Norfolk. " bales; other points, -
baies. total, 10 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For
Norfolk, 3ss bales; other points, :. bales;
total. 492 bales.
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DOANOkE. NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY June 25th,
1885,. the steamers of this line will leave
Bav Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day n; : q IN for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore. Pier No. 8. Light street wharf.
every tuesday and Saturday at m.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL.
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General Passenger Agent.

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ KOUIE.-On and after SUNDAY.
december 3uth. the steamer Esse Will
leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk. q erv
SUNDAY ut a. M. for appahonnock
and intermediate landings. Freight for
these points received SATURDAYS. For
landings beyond Tappahanuock freight
/ ceiyed AS usual.
de233m WAl. RANDALL. Agent, Norfolk.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports OF Norfolk and Portsmouth,
February IA, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Schooner Elm City, Falkenburs, Della
ware Breakwater.
schooner Edith l.. Allen, Darrah, New
Haven
Schoon W Alcott, Russell, Hamp-
ton Roads.
nE Ocean King. New York. with ferry
steamer Iduho in tow.
MEMORANDA
Schooner Sarah W Lawrence. Farrer
Boston, passed III the Capes at $40 II III
seek nS
GAZE Henry. VA, FebruaryI4. IL M
Clear. Northwest wind; Is miles. I.irh,
sea.
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and Swearing

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What the
skin needs is cooling, healing APP
pllcatIon that brings comfort to body
and mind, and which ut the same
time has strength enough to pen
citrate q clogged skin and to dissolve
the scales Of Eczema and Dandruff.
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6 E1 sEMz

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1883.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
3:40 n En.-A'ne Chicago s.Kprens--
for reteIsburg, Hicn.
uiond and W asningt on,
$3.50 Tor iynchburg,
Roanoke, ik n Il ora. IL II 4,
fieid, POcnhOn 40, X err /.
ovn, Columbus and
chicago. Sleeper Roam.
oHe az columbus with
OUt change. Also Tor
PuIasat. sfriB.OI. Knox.
vile. ChaIano0g and
lntermcuiate puiugn--
pullman Sleeper. az "A n.
cord To Chattanooga.
lV:V0 m-tor petersburg, kauford, Pu-
laski Bristol; also Tor Blueisld,
nnu focahontas; also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on Win
eton-Salem Division. II as Plll-
man sleeper Norfolk TO Roam
7;lO a m with Washington and
chattanooga, limited Tor an
points South and West. Pull
pn ds IGeEeI ,s Roanoteto Mem
car s,r. u New Orleans. Dining
a " -SorioIK uaily, s2oa m, ll:25 M
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(YKsTIBULr. LIMiTHD.l
leave Norfolk 1885 p III, ar
rive RICHMOND ZOO III. cou-
meeting Tor Washington, Balti-
pore, Phi adel hia ami New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
mond 300 IN arrive Norfolk
ll25 M stops only al suffolk
Waiver y and Pete rsb burg seronJ
class Tickets not accented tn,
Isstase on these trains wv
Other daily rain leave Nor
iolR 1uo M, arrive at Rich
Lnond llU5 M RETURNING
leave Richmond $40 . m a1'
Eo,o,-n rive at Norfolk $40 D IN.
aurtnci Information AZ 10 tickets rates,
BH1nke, onecks, etc. call on or addres. K W
pSCUT hI = E. District Passenger Agent: G II
~ ISLE cSLEi, 1lcket Agent. &C Main street. corner
f. fa, SSrahpy, or G i FINCH. Agent, depot Nor
'oik and Western railroad.
". ,BEVIIL.
General Pa .tnger Agent.
General OF &c. Roanoke, Va.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS, CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND sA-
VASNAH.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY ut 6:00p. M. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at
800 y. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
First class. including meals and
, saloon Bsateroom berth 80 9 0G
second ciass. including meals ana
n'''..'. .........-....>-..e wv
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every, SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY ana
fare-FirBt-clnBs, including meals
;, and berth ...........sI2 GO
rare -Second-class. including
meals and bunk q on
Perishsble freight sent via Provideno,
forwarded by early train to Boston. and
AT the same rate al by direct steamora 10
Boston
Perishsble freights not received later
'han o;so p, m. ON sailing days OF Bostea
ships
foF further information apply to
Il. n. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va
rp a.; u: SIEBBINS. Asst TariT Mr.
OnN Ek, General Pass. Agent
~. WHITNEY. Tra6. Manages
"ehorai Offices. Baltimore. Md.
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wm"LEs ,s.Huun csnSx


NohFoLk' va. February IA. lSJJ.
Prpunre.
Fot.aY--Ohiokdns. ola. 20a25o.
E9g'-Nariable; wholesale. 20a22o. per
ZOE. ~
8seno1I-25o. per pouul
Tru't-lrish potato - Southern Rose.
- Ma2.0O per barrel; Haymaus, new
15aSOc; yellow. 95oasl1p.
Southern FruHs- Bananas. 7Ocasi on
per bunch: oranges, Sorrento. 600
per box; oncosnnts. $500 per bag
l00; pineapples, 7aSo.
PreVisiOna.
FH1-aiacBerei. No. J., inkagl. 81 Oh
new, small, el2.5v; new. medium, - 81
no. .. III kegs, 90 50. Herring, Family
noe, S2.7Oa3.25; Eastern, i'll barrels. S3.75
1877
Ness B'ef-Stoady; family mess, els. so;
Jecond grade. $3.50
Hdins--Smithtield. 1ilal7c.
fork-New Meas pork. $1,000.
8aH Msnts-ulear EiD, G!e.i TAT backs,
Ae.i bellies, GAe. A''
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OR PETERSBURG. NEWPORT NEWS
! ILARtMONT. SCOTLAND AND JAMES
leaves \. y, J.. II n. Il. X. deck ate a. M every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY Tor
above points, reaching Petersburg about ; n m
connects with A. Il ID. Il. H. at scotland with
Fare to Petersburg onlys and Sl2j; round
trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for SOC.
Tickets sold on steamer
freight received daily for above points.
The Mccall can DC chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday OF Thursday night ~
very ION rates. X. h COOKE,
General Agent
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sugar Market.

sugar Market.
Market firm. Local sales are being
made to-day AZ follows:
Nranuiatod ....................4 w
Confcctioners Standard "a. 30
American on "A ....9 rs
Franklin nearly white "B". ..37l
Centennial bright yellow "B". 3 As
California "B'' 40
Franklin Standard extra ecu. 80
Keystone Extra so. .327
American Extra SC" 32I
Out of town prices are dependent on
delivery rates to the different points.
Pcnnut MARKET.
Market. quiet; Prime, lie; strictly
prime, 20; fancy, 2tc; oommon. lali.
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per. Np'hher. Sup
p,,rt lii - connects At Weldon with A, c. Line
a., NJ s,eeperS Por, Smouth to Atlanta Ga
pec,, Monday., Wednesdays ana FRIDAYS con-
Ton ana t,tahElin with steamer Olive for Eden
Rai.i hha landings on the river. Connects Mt
e arg WIN Southern Raj way for Ashevllle N
RI al intermediate points on The w. y. C..
No ..4OS aud Al. vestlbule Limited Train. No
e e lare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman slceper
IoItsnouth to Monroe n. G. Connects di
Tsctiy ut Atlanta with w and A. Il. X. for
Cnast anoora, Nashville and all points West.
connects with A. and W PR r. for Mobile
Montsomery, New Orleans and all points South
No. :. Fl, ing Scotchman. makes all stops
between Portsmouth and Boykins and Lewis
ton, CONNECTING NJ Pcndleton for Murfrea.boro
NC,
ARRIVE.
'No. 400. tlauta SD cial, $50 a. H.
*No. Is. Mail and Exnre ;, 62U D. ~
rNo. 81. Flying Scotchman, 10 a. m, s.55 pm
For tickets and bagge checks to all points
South and Soutt west, sleeLing ear reservation
and general in formation. call on or address w
Y. Ii. Williams, 2l7 High street. Portsmouth
Va.
+. i. ANDERSON. IL. w. BROWN. Ir
ten fass. Agent las. and ricsct Agt
T.. ST. lCHS, tOHN H. WINDTD
Nite-rre>iden' General Manager
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The trip Uy thssesIrMuers anorus mos, ell
loyaple sail on the Chesapeake Bay, passing
through Hampton Roads and harbor Of Nor.
folk, with view Of all objects of interest Incl
dent to these historical localities. Offering un.
and Iugurisnty furnished p paoon. Large
tricity. s''0
Tickets sold TO all points North. Fast and
West and baggage checked TO destination
Staterooms reserved upon application IN nar.nr
ut the company's office No ii West Main straot
or on board steamer 'S0''
Freight will lot be received amer 400 D. m.
to go forward that day,
For further in formation apply TO.
W. RANDALL, Agent
tDaiiy eIrspt sunday. SDaily.
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NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

~ me new and powerful iron palace steamer.
daily as follows: ''"'S
NORTH BOUND
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Chicago MARKETS,

CHICAGO. February l4.-Ihe leading
futures ranged as follows: Wheat closed
higher. Corn closed higher. Oats closed
higher. Pork closed higher.
WHEAT-February, 50I May. 5Sl; July.
5in54:. CiosinS-February. 5Oi; May,
634i July. 81 ABLY.
ConN-tebruary, 423; May. 44la3i3:
July, 4+;ai4'. Ulosing-February; Al;
May. 45.; July. AL.
OATs-Fetruary. 273; May, 2sla2s;
gu Jm y, as. C'osing-February. 27! May,
poHK-Mny, 1910. CIosing-Mav. 1915.
l,AHp-Mny, 6.t2tt. ClosinY-M,y. G.62s.
Albs--May, 5.26. Closins-Alay, 5.27i
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e'samera leave Portsmouth, foot Of
NORTH street at................. . n IN r,
e CIV" Nosiolk loot fMathews street, ats 10 m
arrive Washington at ..................G AZ M
B.&O.R .R. PENN KE
Leave Washington at.. sOOam 755am
arrive Philadelphia at.lI iOam IL O5a m
''" Ne" iorS.......... 5jpm 43p IA
SOUTH BOUND. B.&O.k.K. PESs.KR
Leaves New York at...II sOam IL GOA M
Leaves Philadelphia at / 33pm l Bon nc
Arrives Washington at. 30pm 4 SOD IN
steamers leave Washington at ........ % p III
rive Mt Fortress Monroe at............ q 80 m
rive NJ Nofiolk Observation-Disclosures. 30 IN
arrive Mt Portsmouth at.,.......,. s % a IN
Inc above schedule gives passengers from tho
North a lay over of two hours and thirty
minutes In the eveaing before taking tho
.eai me mus aifordinE an Opportunity Of SEQ
ing tho Capital of tho Nation. ~
Inc TRIP down tho historic Potomac River
ana chesapeake Bay on tho elegant steaIners OF
TINS company Is Unsurpassed. Tho steamers
are are, comparatively new, having been built in
1911, ana are ,htued up in the most luxurians
manner with eleotri ights. call bells aud steam
heat In each room. The tables are supplied
markets OF Washington and Norfolk. Tickets
on ~ Saie AZ u; o. ticket Office. N & c. office
For further INFORMATION apply
Te'on',ruo III
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OLD DOMINION STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY,
FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
Il sai' iroIp Norfolk on MONDAY. TUfS-
tRDAl at p III. From New Yort on M1N
"a D., -. ~ ESpAis, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
By Southern Assooiaed Press.
Money MARKET.

by southern Associaed Press.
NFw YonK. February 14-Money ON call
has been 1 az per cent; last loan ut / ! per
cent. and closing offered at II per cent.
Sterling exchange is steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S6saiS7i Tor
sixty days and 4SSia4SSi for demand.
Posted rates, 4S7Iei89. Commercial bills
4s5la4S6a. Government bonds closed
armer.
THE sTooK MAsKEr-dLouNd BIDS.
American Cotton Oil 1S9; American
Cotton Oil. preferred. 62aS3; American
Sugar He6uerles. s9f: American
Sugar Rl'eGneries, preferred, 81; Amer
loan Tobacco, $50; American To-
bacco preferred, 1861; Atchpon. ropo-
ka and Santa Fe. Il; Baltimore and
Ohio. gig; Canada Pacific. 90; Uhesa-
peake and Ohio. ICY; Chicago AMI Alton,
l45; Chicago, burlington and Quincy,
Ot; Chicago Gas Trust. 79s Delaware.
aud Lackawanua, 1891; Uistillers and Cat
tle Feeders. "; Erie. 10: Erie. pref. az;
General Electric, PSI; Illinois Central,
81; Lake.; Erie ana Western. 10; Lake
Erie and Western, pref, 10: Lake Shore,
vile. New Albany and chicago. 81;
Manhattan Consolidated. 1861: Memphis
and Charleston. 10; Michigan Central,
%; Missouri Pacific. 2ls: Mobile and
Ohio. 10; Nashville. Chattanooga,
81; United States Cor iage. 81: Unitei
'-''N' oohhoHc' PkoAoiloo. Nen
eey Central. SGT; New York Central. 81;
Now York and New England. 2Js; Norfolk
and Western. preferred. ~: Northern
Pacific. ~: Northern Pacific. preferred,
15s: Northwestern. s0s: Nortnwestern.
preferred. 1877: Psoifo Mail, "a; itesd-
ing. ~; Rock Island, Ga; st. Paul. o51;
81 Paul preferred. III: Silver Certificates.
b9;; Tennessee GOAL ami Iron. IA;
Tennessee Coal ami Iron. preferred, 70
asked; Texas Pacific. 81; Union raciflc.
81; Wabash. 81; Wabash. preferred, I2l;
Western Union. ST.; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 9; Wheeling and Lake Erie, pre-
ferred, 35i: Alabama. class A. lO4; Ala
bama clasB o. lO5; Alabama. class Q. 81
bid; Louisiana As, l0U; North Oar olina
As. SO; North Carolinas. 6s, lz5; Ten
see New Settlement SO. "a; Virginia
IS, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Rece pts.
o.. Virginia Funding Debt. =;
Intel states As, registered. 100; United
states As. coupons, ll0i; Unitei States
2s, 70; southern hallway 5's, Sc; South
ern Hallway Common, 81; Southern
Hallway Common, preferred, so; South
Carolina AIS, I03.
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Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. including meals and stateroom
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CharIss HoV York, Philadelphia and
ROute Norfolk Railroad Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTTER
LINZ
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
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rare round trip. limited TO thirty
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ror t%Eets and reservation OF staterooms ap-
Iy ~ Co,npanvs Office. ~ Main street. or ut
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-16
The .Iohn .. stoddnrd I.octnres.

MT. John L. Stoddaad delighted another very large audience Of culti- vated people at the Hyperion last even- ing, and the lecture was highly interest,"
 ing throughout. His theme was switzerland, and it is needless to say that the accomplished speaker elo- quently entertained his hearers and that the pictures were thoroughly ad- mirable. The theme of the next leo- ture is ''Roine." MT. Stoddard was in excellent voice and was frequently greeted with demonstrations of the in- terest felt by the audience as he de- scribed the scenes presented and gave amusing or pathetic incidents of his journeyings in the Alps. Mr. Stoddard's chain of engagements was begun in Brooklyn, N. Y., late last fall, and up to date he has given courses of lectures in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Portland and Lowell. His en- gagement in Chicago was one of five weeks duration. For several weeks he alternated between Boston, Portland and Lowell At present he is enter taining New Haven and Bridgeport audiences. Next he fills two weeks engagement at Washington. D. C., lec- turing there nightly and giving several matinees. Next he lectures in Balti- more two weeks. He then goes to New York, where for five weeks he gives matinees, to be followed by two weeks of evening lectures. This will carry him well on into April. He has not yet out his route of travel for next
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-16
TALLTNGFORD.

Speaker Fessenden has honored Wal lingford's representatives by positions on the house committees. W. H. New ton is chairman of the school fund committee, which this year will be quite an important position, as the action of the school question promises to occupy quite feature in the legisla- tive proceedings. J. R, Hough is on the agricultural committee, and is by his occupation as farmer specially fitted for the position.
 The body of Annie T., Freeman, col ored daughter of Isaac Fl FIeeman, was brought here yesterday from Meriden on the TAT train for burial. G. T. Jones had his trotter Sigma" :" out on the lake yesterday afternoon trying it's speed. A track fifty feet wide and half mile long will be laid out on the ice to-day and 1t Is expected that at an early date some lively trot- ting will be indulged in by the speeders of the borough and Meriden.
 St. Paul's Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the Daughters of the King will 6ANC eb ACSSpbAOAi LO 1AAS PSNAASAA OAA AA~~NS Wednesday evening.
 Miss Edith " Smith will sail from New York for Jacksonville, Fla, on the "Algonquin" of the Clyde line of steam ships on Monday next. The journey to Fort Pierce will be by rail.
 Con" Thomas has returned to his position in the plating room at the Meriden Britannia company's works, af- ter an illness of over a year
 A. B. Pixley was at his place of busi- ness yesterday for a short time after an illness of six weeks.
 Miss Kettle DeMills of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. William Hill of East Center street.
 This evening will be ladies night" at the T. A. B.'s rooms.
 o. D. Keeney was a borough visitor yesterday.
 John Nolan found his horse dead in the stable one morning recently-colfc,
 Mrs. J. F. Stevenson has sold to L. P. Turner a lot 5Ox150 feet on East Gen. ter street.
 The ice company will begin harvest ing ice from Simpsons pond to-day. The ice is from 101s to 12 inches thick, and of good quality
 There was quite crowd skating on the lake yesterday afternoon and even ing,
 James Slowman of North Elm street is suffering from shock of paralysis. The c. A. R. Is looking after his well fare. f
 St. Paul's chapter Brotherhood of St. Andrew, will hold business meeting on Thursday evening.
 Chief Martin has appointed William Hayden of Wallace Hose and "Dicl' Downey of the hooks" for duty at the opera house.
 The grange will install its officers tomorrow evening. An oyster supper will be served.
 L. A. Burt, R. Wallace & Sons agent, started yesterday on southwestern trip.
 Mrs. B. F. Harrison and her sister, Miss Alice Hall start to-day on a trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-16
LODGE IND SocIETY.

The Marine Engineers Beneficial as- sociation has installed the following of- ieers: Past president, Charles T. Jones; president, Samuel o. Merwin; vice pres ident, James S. Hydei secretary, Joseph Thomas; treasurer, George w. Dadmun; conductor, Andrew A. Maley; chaplain, James N. Dadmun; doorkeeper, John Starbranch; delegate to the national convention, Joseph Thomas. The con- vention commences January 21, at Washington, D. C., and will be the most important ever held. They will meet jointly with the Masters and Pi- lots association of the United States, also the board of supervising inspec- tors, which will be under the leadership of General James A. Dumont.
 George Wallace of the St. Patrick's Y. M T. A. and B. society has been presented with a gold ring for having brought in the largest number of appli- cations. Seven new members were ad- mitted. A musical and literary enter tainment will be given in the society's hall on Friday evening.
 Rising Sun circle. No. ST, Companions of the Forest, has elected the following officers: c. C., Kate Marlin; S. c. C., Sadie Callahan; F. S., Elizabeth Cohn; R. s., Hattie Burwell; treasurer, Josie Farrell; R. G., Mamie Goebel; l.. G., Fanny Redman; I. G., Helen Lee; o. G., Mary Lee.
 Court Moses Montefiore. No. 1882, A. o. F. of A., has elected officers as fol- lows: Chief ranger, s, Kantrovich; sub chief ranger, M. Goldberg; financial sec retary, s. z. Field; treasurer, D. Cohn; recording secretary, B. Boltan.