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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13
Brief Tacoma News.

Tacoma, Feb. 12-Speciaf
Manager Warren. OF the Great Northern.
passed through the city today, ON his way
frnm Portland 10 Seattle.
Mai. Fred r Reed. OF Yakima. Is IN tho
city. 1t IL expected he will announce his
appointments On the staff OF the First
cavalry squadron shortly. Fl. p. Lee
fsyre, editor Of the PuyaIiup Citizen ard
comsnissary sergeant OF Troop b. viii
doubtless secure the position OF quarter
master. with the rank OF first lieutenant.
and DIR. A Hamilton Dickens. OF this
city. viii probably be squadron surgeon.
The estate Of the hate Mrs. Marie Bern
hardy Jasous. who was killed In q mys-
ferrous manner By falling OF train
near Ashland, Or. carly In January, Is
worth s5sss2-s 80 This Is the report rem
dered tbs superior court today by Otis
Spragne. W. b. Blackwell and William
Fraser. who were appointed appraisers
by the court. The personal property II
valued az sIo,esT.ss- yasous, the Assyrian
wsdo.er. and his Assyriam followers, have
gone to San Francisco. leaving their az
fairs in the hands of their lawyer.
Mrs. Lizzie Sehiekelman, whose weight
- reported to be e75 pounds, viii be
Constable Burnham and arraigned before
Justice McAiurray on two charges She
runs dance house halfway between
Wiikeson and Carbonate. Annie Kane
and Minnie Howard formerly dancers In
her house. have charged hef with assault
ami battery and larceny, respectively.
The demurrer OF some OF the bondsneu
10 the cIty's complaint In the suit brought
against ex-Ctty Treasurer George w.
Boggs. on hts bond. was today oyerruled
by Judge Pritchard. The bondsrnen who
defnurred were C. s. Bridges. Matthias
Lind. Gottiieh jaeger, A. Brsdgnaan, Frank
Allyn and w. r. Rust
AT meeting of the Press Club held
last evening a committee on entertain
ment was appointed. composed OF Victor
n Beckman. w. A. Ryan, Alexander
Thompson, Mark Drum. Thomas sam
mons and Arthur weichbrcd. The com
msttee was given full authority TO make
preparation for a public entertainment
IN the near future.
ES-city Treasurer George w. Boggs
left check for $40 .os at the city hail
today In payment or the claim of Audrey
Smith. who claimed he paid that sum
into the hands Of Boggs in November
lsS- and that the latter failed 10 turn i.
into the treasury. Boggs says the matter
was merely a clerical error.
The executive committee OF the Cham.
her OF Commerce has insiorsed the pro-
posed state road between Tacoma and Sc
attic.
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mn cor mrs aooK IL HIN.
Daa Mshssey Us~s m Trsa Mssd - :
Hardware Clerk.

JOHN gfnlzer. q clerk IN she Pacific Har5-
ware comrany,s store on Tes5er asszse
near souxh Second. received painful
wva5d szsr nsght at the h2n4 or rather
hook. OF Dan Astsoneg. the oas-arszsed
man w:so runs a cigar and fruit stand an
Commercial street near the coal bunksrs>
zfzaoney. who was slightly drank, started
20 walk away with . wlleelbarruw that
xzs ssaa5lng out In front Of the store,
but was Intercepted b. EhuIer.
Mahoaey. WHO lost hEs right arm in rsae
barntng OF the collier Mississippi in fsss
AZ fbe coal bankers In this city. hzls =
long sron hook attached TO his arm xrscsz
he uses 10 pick ap boxes or buckets. and
when stop2ea By Snuier. threw that 2rna
around quickly ard caught Shuier under
the lower Jaw with the point Of the hook
ard gave II a jerk, tearing the jaw open
for 81 least an ;neh making very pain
ezi assi ugly wound. asahouey then walk
ell away. the crowd about him evidently
being afraid Of the terrible iron hook
Word Was sent 10 police headquarters and
Detective Hart set out 10 End Mahoney.
He found him al the corner OF Washing
ton and South Ttiri streets. and had con-
siderable difficulty In getting him 20 3aIi
as he was fun Of fight ard tried to get
his hook into the effieer.
Saaler Afan't prefer charges against Ma
honey last night. but probably VIII to-
day.
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IL no gac:cr - the rrcSsn, day saat 50
represents she RAPID material progress or
eur esxills9iiaa AS chs iuxary ~ modern
travel. Fer snSsanre. scarcely IS a x.asSse
heaae ccassors sga srinx In she casapieteav
appointed Neesh-~e%sDTn limited rs
equipment embraces every luxury ksesvn
II Modern travel II IS vekfshase4i ara
lighted ngtitssnfly with gas fsozs. end n
end and yea can walk through 4 aS
sissssass some STATELY Aa;i ef same alare
Insseed e a Journey svias u Asesxhfn
On tain iske this enc - is a faSetnst~
tng recreation and freat-~F. W. Parker
ymxvt Sound Agent. 81 rsnat street.
Matte.
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The fexy boy applied for 4 sob. ..na
ycx want hoyr" he asked OF the mag
nate % ire essiee. standing before him
cap m hand.
.'NsAciy wants \ boy = replied the mag.
nsse. evesnx him sharply
'.fse yea reed hay asked the april
cant. nowiSa Shsseed
Nobody asesis boy" came the ais
coasragEng repis.
The boy stuck his cap On che hack OF
his head.
'sweii. saw mister" Ne Inquired. .sdo
Yea have - have s>ases
The maxnass collapsed. ssI-F1s sorrv "a
cay we Do ne said. ''and guess v,ss,.re
about what ne saat.'
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE-To fsotf-
cried Iyer and Louis Haaspete- yo,,
ana eacA OF YOU are hereby nctff,e,f that
on Monday, the 18Th day of February
lSso. at 10 O'Clock a. m the sheriff ~
hlng county, State of Washington wifi
oner Tor sale 70 the highest bifisser a.
the City dock tn the estv ~ $500 -
county OF King. state OF wsSh3ns-Fss,t
your undivided one-balf Interest," ~ s., s.
steamer Delta together with fise r,s-. sfs
bowspr9f. coats. anchors, cables sshsIsss
rigging, tackle, spparei. furniture AMI
al oAassr hs-erssaraeS belonging 10 ard
appert3aTlng to said steamer TassIfa
wnich said steamer was enrs.gTss3 - ,s.
Seattle port OF entry, the gssi e,zsv e,s o.
Toner, iss4- hy virtue OF d Shaftsl r,Sa,,-
gage gwen thereon by you, the gssh 3s,--
OF Oc1oher. lS's. 10 Dora Wells Tsrnss.-
Hfaa 70 sure the sum Of tive notes ora
Tor Si,ts1, dated the 18th day OF tss.%.nrss~
1884, togeSh her with interest tkars..,a !.
she rate OF II per cent. per aYsr.ug,, s-rs-xs
date until PAID. and another Pa a. 80.
dated the 18Th dag OF Ocssxber fsas -,
getEsr With interest xh~raar. a. - -
seat ger AnrAaIn from date unfil $50
on wsscn note ThEs was en- ls,rx.si 49,
sum of $40 the zsth day of O~srba .s So
and N.8 sell 70 much thereof - y.sssst =
necessary 20 satisfy said sums ra.ss,eTs
having been MADE upon said y.,s,rs - -
~ that YOU allowed said lseas -, - -
btssa on me ssn day Of February. Tsa.
and attached by an officer az 49,. ;a sss
and having threatened TO see thai 7 -,
rsy iEsserast in said stsaEnsr arsf 7 80
ing d7tI:ssd myself En danger % le.s1y',
said debt ard having taken rsosz.sS .ss.,,
a. said property Sson
batsa ~ Ia.,l ~ izy % Fssruary. 1885,
corliss & southars. Attorney vs. For MGR Mort
gage. 's
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81 Petersburg. Feb. ie-Tne czar e
unwilling 10 give occasion for sne al.
legation that he desires 70 inter,s.x. nm.
GUY "a affairs IA Armenia. lie there
foFe advised the Armenian catholics.
Nsf Mktchatch, who had started FOR
this city. that he would noe be r.
tssiFed. and the catholics on recesps of
the notification abandoned his iouraev
The Turkish ambassador has requested
the Russian Journals 10 make no refer
efce TO even this unttl she inquiry now
70 progress IS ended.
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sraser n.ir. &c. IA. ,...r.,..

Kansas CITY. Fe5. ts-Tss s,sst s,< the
heirs q nr. O. ", Fraker. az Excegssov
sessass. sor sti@o Ase Insurance. was SCI.
Flei o1t OF eeart today The RE snSar-
arse eelnESisies virtually admitting afsev
al that tse missing aectcr was reasv
Dad The 2ussgnt the heirs rscesve under
size casusrasnise = SSeafS TATgs eees "a
Mss- e 7. Hafasla ana Mrs l. j. Ma.
gg1ss3e~ cs Macon county. Missouri. sis.
ssrs % she aeas man, ard ayzs orphan
cas'fsvn - q. W f~aker. an ANGLE OF rsr
Frakeg, lfSSng FL Seattae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13

LATELY welcomed 3 new rabbi In their
mist in the person OF Rev. X. Ferguson,
who has removed from Winnipeg TO es-
cape the rigors OF the Manitoba climate
Before leaving his former home where
he had miaissered for ten years. Mr.. Fer
guson was given a farewell social by his
congregation. at which iatsering adj
dress was presented. expressing deep
regret az his Departure
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr.. r A.
Jackson has purchased all the right. in
terest and good Will Of w III. Murray
and r ]. Monroe In the Puget Sound e.
Alaska Fish Company. and that All ar-
counts que said firm wiB be collected
and debts paid by said Jaexsor yxssc
viii continue the business UNDER the
same name. and at the same place in
Seattlt, Wash.
Dated at Seattle. February il. fsas
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nr.ru x.,.ne. c,es.lsns.. s,.s,.isn

Flo 1aueiro. Feb. IA pahiic meeting
ATTENDED hy sAssa reorae wAx held here
today in celebration 81 President CleYe-
lan6.s aeSsssea tn favcr cf Rraxil a.
against the ArEensine RspaeEe Ia the
matter Of Jurisdiction ever sha territory
ef slisSscaes
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DEATHS AND rysEmAI..

HARN r l--At oakesdaie, Wash, Febrsi-
airy 4. 1875. j. W Mel. Harvey aged "a
years The funeral took place from
Trinity church, Portland, or, weSires-
day. February s.
Spekas1e papehs please copy.
kIIsGoRE-T'ae funeral OF the late An
drew & htigGre Will take place from ts,s.
Undertaking pariors of r. II. Butter
worth s Sons today at > D. m. under.
the auspices Of Stevens Post. c. A. n.
internssslt at Lake View cemetery.
JOHNSTON, funeral of James John
sion, VINO died at the Providence hos
pstai last Monday viii take Macs tnaxv
under the auspices OF Evergreen lodge
iEs, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
of Port Blakeley.
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xhouIi nos BE punished for contempt In
aEsxsng their names 20 the petition with
cat authority. Aff1dssits were read II
suppors of the claim OK shs tao Een that
their names we're used without their con-
sent or the consent Of their employer.
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London. ree. IA Pan Mali tiz.e.tA
e,sgsersAi os the Hawaiian QUESTION saw.
There seengs 50 hope for Hawaii save
q ryoseetersse, America is q seed fglsaa
and cousin 81 ours. AMI Il s,yae oue mas.
have the islands. We know 30 rover with
a better right 10 a.
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are.nMas In Ce.s.nps.

CAsearc. Feb. s->Judge Grosscup today
removed The names cs HeiaAeliner wn5
werusss from TIRE ltss Of ccznpsatn2nss
81 tsse original weAssy traSs rsceavershlp
PETITION ana esssered n rule uran prsss-
sssss. GrcsssaEHr 10 show cause Nay he
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BIRTHS.
HoIIyDAy-

HOLLYDAY.-In Seattle, on Saturday.
February 2, 1875. to the wife OF Richard
charge OF the Puget Sound naval sta
ton. a son.
kEL1S)GG.-In Seattle. Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY i. 1885. to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kei-
logg. daughter
BElNSETvr.-In Seattle, at 1900 Twelfth
street. on Tuesday, February u, 1896. to
daughter.
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Lima. Feb. f1-TThe insurgents have O.
cupsei the village Of AA.enco. the At
sanssc terminus % the Arequspa & Pun
sora railway.
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MARRIAGES.

FIscH ER-TpMIINSON. - In Seattle.
TUESDAY. February u. 1885, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents ON O,ieen
Anne hill. Mr. Frederick r. Fischer and
Miss Marie Il. Tomlinson, by the Rev.
w A. Major
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ICE AND coal.

~ MERCHANTS DELIVERY COMPANY.
1eaasrs IN Ice ssd cssai. corner Vest ana
Seneca. Telepssone Ia.
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NOTICE-To the Stockholders of the Sc
attic & Montana Railway COMPANY.
You and each OF You are hereby nnstflts.i
that the regular annual meeting OF me
stockholders of the Seattle q Mor+sna
Railway Company VIII be held al fha
Office OF the company, room SOC Burg
building, in the city OF Seattle WASH
ington. on the last Thursday II, Fesru
airy, February ., 1ss5, at o'clock n n,
the tine provided in the bylaws OF said
comrany for the regular annual ,ss~s.~5,s. >
of the stockholders, for the purpose ~
efectsng e board of trustees OF the sss,,,
pany. TO serve until the next an~s,ar
meeting OF the stockholders OF The corr.
pany. and Until their successors ara
elected ard qualified
Dated ScattIe, Washington, February
lsaA ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSASSINATION OF
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company. Seattle, Wash, February ai.
1896
Notice lis hereby given to the stockhnsa-
ers OF said company. that at a regular
meeting OF the board OF trustees az ssia
company, duly convened at It's priTpcIT,al
Office this date. an assessment OF ore sS,f
lar on each share of the capttal STOCK or
said company. not fully paid up, was tIa.fv
made and levsed. due and PAYABLE ~ nsx
ter Horton & Co., treasurer OF said Gown,
pany. ct It's banking house In Saa fste ~,
or before Thursday. March 9Th. lsse'
II. G. STRUyE.
Vice President. Acting as President .n
the absence OF the President OF SAID
Company.
JAS. II. WATSON. Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Nleeiy furnished room, pri-
yase family. bath, gas. 81 Columbia
street -
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NoTICE-The business Office OF the
Iosi-luielligencer IS open until II p. N:
sunday hours. . A. N. TO o m CIassi-
nea advertisements Will be received up 10
Advertisements Will De received NJ
branch offices CT the Poss-In;eilSsnc4 AZ:
TACOMA BtFnEAU-ifIs Pacsfis. avenue
III. NJ. Matiis3a. Manager
pkf TOW SSEsN p~rrepch q Sn~,,~.-
REi.JfNGHAM BAY REPEAI,-Nsw
Waaicona. cotaer Holly and Canoe streets.
O. II. Caiyer. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
a. this office:
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FOR RENT Housekeeping suites, 81 an
S month 80 Yesler avenue.
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soE RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Fsye nice housekeeping
rooms, partly furnished: s12. 1882 Elev-
enth street. corner Virginia
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WANTED-To rent five or six room cot
tage close to car line, by March lst-
Address p. o. Box 1ass, stating rent and
location.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Typewriter In exchange Ter
luusber. Address g. A. Smith, Kent,
Wash
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WANTED-T.ot or house close In: must
be bargain. state location and price.
Address r. 787 Madison street. city.
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WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address p. o.
box SCI
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wANTED-From owner. bargain of eight
room modern house, car line good
view. - Epier block.
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GOODWIN. RAISER & FISkkSs a.
&nee. HaIler block
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FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms. n,
mandy. Third and james.
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WANTED borrow se,soo on good in
side property. Address s. A, Post-In-
teiligencer Office.
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wANrED-ro RENT.

wANTED-House OF seven or eight
rooms. modern conyeniences, in good
condition and good location. at moder-
ate rent. T. 7. X, Post-Inteiligencer.
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WANTED-Second-ha household goods
OF all kinds: fair dealing; no trade talk:
our first offer Is our best offer. Freder-
lex. Nelson & Munroe. 1918 Second street
corner University.
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WANTED-1To trade tor city lots or acre
age near Seattle. a fine unimproved lS0
acre ranch. within one-quarter mile OF
Sound and fifteen miles Of Seattle. APP
ply liz Columbia or G. W.. box LOO. Se-
Gftie-
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sToRaGE-aio South Second street :
Eea9man.
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San FRANCISCO DYE WoHn
Second street. -
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wANTED-To buy for cash. house and
lot; viii pay sl.ese 20 500. 5ll New
York building.
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DIAMOND ICE AND COLD sTp s1ss."S
er..,ai tes s-,r aStsIIea water.
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r. CHRISTIANER-New and permanent
piano and organ warerooms at the Rial.
to. Second and Madison.
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Cotton Nl.trtGcGs.

NEW YORK. May Ii co,ton futures
closed firm Sales Ia son b, os. Aih-
tinE quit l-lGc' mi'dling up.Hn : ,Gl3ljc.
iIay. tG. June. uj July. u -; August i 10;
fcpt"mber. u g; October, i 81: November
so december. q |; January. 6 81: feb-
quarry, ~. March, : 0s.
lhr tot"l not consolidated receipts of cot
Ton reported from all ports today were
ihil bales. ort to Great Brlta H. llg55
bales; to France, = b le-, to ntiuent, SIG
bales stock. 5y7 5gs bales.
LNrRrool. VI u ~: 0 p m.-Cotton.
pemnnd gooi and prices linn; mericIn
idtllnS 3,d. Salo,. l2.00 bnes AMIN.
Can. 1000 bales; speculation and export
l,VUU bales, recelpts. 800 bales. all American.
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IT, 0LDDONIN|0N STEAMSHIP
I'l%S : COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pa SEEGEEsilIrs ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
! irom Norio!k on Mon AY, TUESDAY, WE'D
NLsiAI' 2i'tX yl, aYd SArUkDhY at 1902.
WEDNE- DAYS, THURSDAYS At 3 p. M, SATUR.
Passengsr Recommendations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals aud stateruom berth..S 500
Fare round tnpi limited 90 thirty dlys..... Is %
OF ckes ana reservation OF stat rooms apply
NJ 'oWpanys office, - Main street, or at general
fiE TtCiiIMoND-shps leave Norfolk eysrv
THURSDAY p. m. aud leave Newport News every
- NDAY aud TUESDAY evening, ARRIVING AZ
Echm nd the next morning
Tiua: N'lsi.nuI GF STEAMERS
No or in,ray A;cGSOmses Enela and
Ita,e CoWI"Iy wharf Norloik
m. and 90 p NJ; Portsmouth 6:i5 and 1905 AMI
800 , M; Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at aud ii:s9
Enis 81 s'T"N-At lll5 a. m. ana a:45
?. M; Lay Line 1850 n M and p. m; Portsmouth
i"is NE.V i.OtthNEw~ ANnsMrTH
seq at 80 p M Portsmouth, 2:i5 p. in;
Il t. 'Isn' As AS hNn wAss,. HivEns-
Tai! except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
a t'.iy q. ~; PORTSMOUTH, 6:l5 n. M; Bay Line
soi: ~ :: ,: %Sj :. ~. sS S1 >nv-
ing coupanys wharf MONDAYS, WEpNESbAYs
md FRI DAYS at $50 a m; Portsmouth, s:45 a. m,
Bay ne Wharf Norfolk, at o. NJ, returning
sIrFfniA-A.. IN; Portsmouth. $40 p. M;
Freight Tor Mathews, Back, Poquosiu, Ware
Severn and Nansemond rivers must he prepaid
=, Bk AZ GAIsDt.IN nav .S..iN-For-
merlv N ". 4 w. u. L.-Steamcr d leay.s
Norfolk for Washington. y. C., Mondays at A a M;
Thur DAYS Al a. IA. carr ing freight for Washing
ton and points on the TAI. Pnngo aai Pamlico
freight tor ::Newbern, y. c., rscoivcd a. n. and
rieisht r.eeiycl daily, except Sunday, until SIP.
m. VI. b. CROWELL, -
Ageut q
poANoKE, NORFOLK AND
h BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing TUESDAY,, Juno 25th, 1895 IN,
steamers Of this line will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday and thursday at H. M for Rai,s
more, and AZ Baltimore Pier No. o., Light stress
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday a. .. *.
Freight received daily. g. -
Telephones. Ags2e
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Coffee firm; Rio. common. 1G!a
lie: Fair. l7ialSic; Good 10 .a2OAc; Choice,
2lh2l 10; Laguayra. 2Ilc; Java. 2Dc
SitUPs AND NJ n.AssEs-Ste,dy; Syrups
Fright. lsa2Sc. lair Grades, i6 n2Oc. Porto
Rico, lii, 20 anu &c. us to grade
NEW OkI.EAHs MoLtssE>--uuiet Fair, GOA
25c; Good 36a Zoe; Choice. $50.
FLuUK-Alarket very strong aud AT the full
oivance. Western spring Wheat Best Patent
Family. $500; Winter Wheat. Best Paten; Fam
lly.f 90. Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Fam
ny $3.50: hoice Straight Family. s35ila3. 80:
Good Family, SJ.4OaSl5: Fair Straight
Family, ti2 also; Good Low Family 81. GOA
3.l5; food Extra. $3.50; Fair Extra. $3.50
StLr--lirm; Liverpool Fine, Sl.l2aI.25;
G. A.. G5a75c.
RUE -aIiIled 5aGc; rice, in rough, GlaG5e
per bushel.
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A rLANrIc AND pANvllLEEAILwAY

scHEnULEIN Effect July Is1. Isol
leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk. daily,
go o. -
Leave Wet Norfolk daily. ei5a.m
Tor hanvilic and uli iuIe mediate .,atiops ar
riyi"g at panyllle az d9l u. ~.
Lea Norfolk, 5..Uu. NJ.
Leave W Il S'r.oiE As e ~
Tor l;H"iencev lie aud Intermediate points ar
flvinE Law nee D. % n % y. IN.
Leave lawrcu,cvillr daily Except Suuday) at 6
4. NJ. arriving nj anvil.c II 10 a ~.
connection made al lsuyiilr aui leiircss juno
lion an points it, tie Southern Railway system;
at tnui. ton junction Tor Durham, outh l0sion
and "li loints on tho Durham Division o. the y
~ w. L. Il.
Pullman Sleelers lctwccn Danvile. Asheyille
Atlanta Augusta Mrmphi, dud New Orlcaus
Tickets ou sale AMI h.t ave che tci al Wakes
Agency, !, 'omIAny'a Agency at wharf Norfolk.
w. Y. II. Williams Ageuc-. Portsmouth,:
W H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
CNAS. Q. NAINES. s-..rLnl.n-L...
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chicago 1Iarartxs

CHICAGO. May lG.-Thc leading futures
.anged rs toliovs: Wheat closed HIGHER.
Corn closed Sher oats closed high, r.
York clio e hi 5hc-.
YnrAr-Nav. C5lo65.; Jniv. G5.a66;; Sep
amber, ass! tiosing-May eli; July,
GS.aiS September. s..
so0S May, u July, 5lta5ll: September.
Gil, Closng-May. 5l!: July, 5l.sjls; op-
tembcr. 5!.h5li
3Ars May, ~. June 2s.: July. 2saas!
Closing May. =: June. -. July. s.,
foHK--luiy.l ECO: september,i 2.l7l Clos
ing-luly. III; sep cmEer. TAO.
LARD uly. Coz September, t.75. Clos
snG July. t.u7,' ~cptcmher. Gs2i
RMS July. t O7 september 6.2O. Clos.
fng-July. U.lJ; September 4 ~.
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WESTWARD.
| DaI-Y cNLrnl Sun-L.r

IDHy except SUNDAY
30, J! cincinnati ana -. Louis Limited daily.
WNHhh ia Tor ar Old Point to Clifton Forge AMI
iN'Il"'h SeGIe'~ Gcrdonsyille to Cincinnati and
-. d'onl, Meals served on dining car west of
No. ., +. i. ", daily, nth Pullman Old Point
to Hutton and Pullman S.ecping Csr GordOnssil.e
70 Cincinnati ana Louisville Meals served on
lnning 'ars Connects at lCovington Va, Tor Nir-
sinI3 tot SSnrinss. NO 3make5 local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk. daily, i2 noon
and $50 p. M.
Tor further information apply TO
H. 7. BROOKE, icss' niger Agent
g. 90. Ticket Olhcc. Granny street,
Under Atlantic llots.
JOHN -. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent.