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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
TELKGKAPHED THE HEIGH1s.
The "Progress" to be Edited by Ladies.
psr.On,I News

BARTON HEIGHTS. March Especial
telegram.-Private wire.--Two OF Mr..
j.. ". Inge's children are still quite sick
with pneumonia
Mrs j. r. Turpin gave a most pleasant
luncheon last evening TO few of her
lazy friends, which was an enjoyable
affair
a bevy of lassies can be seen every fair
evening riding their wheels. Little Ote
Miner, though almost small enough to
STAND In a "go-cart,' is specially expert
OF the wheel.
The Barton Heights fire ladies were
out last, night for their regular drill
MIR. Lumpkin. editor of the Barton
Heights Progress, has offered his paper
to the ladies 10 manage for one issue. 4
score of feminine editorial pencils are
row being sharpened for the occas sion.
The "Mooted Question" who Shall Get
Up and Kindle the Morning Fire" and
who Shall Administer Paregorc to the
Baby During the Night will be expat-
ated on at great length. Six columns
has been reserved for Gossip" The
Money Question" will be handled in
such Il manner as 10 make even The
Times green with envy. predict The
Ladies Edition will be a bowling suc-
cess. ""N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
The Rosebui Club.

On Friday last 1elishtfN1 party was
given at the residence fof Mrs. l.. 4.
Ratkins. No. 25O5 NerabPe street, by :he
Rosebud Club" of Church Hill. Games
OF various kinds Were INDUCED in until
II o'clock wheM refreshments were
served, after Which games were again
INDUCED inJ which lasted until near 1
O'Clock.
Among those present were Misses Ellen
BatkiE. Nellie Enroughty, Estelle
GoocH, Eva Carter. BERTHE Cox. Blanche
MITCHELL. Mamie Sinnott, Maud Herndon,
Narnie Hall. Gertie Barker. Hettie Wood.
|Bertha Graves, Florence Pencil. lrcEe
Thorp. Blanche Britain, Fannie Wright,
Ida Carter, BERTHE Clarke and Cecil Bat
kins: MessrS. John Freeman. Leslie Nor
ris, fillmore Redwood. Benz MAYO, Leslie
Peterson. Robert Gooch, Charles Hern-
don. Gus Thorp, George Carter. Martin
Rchwine. Robert Hope, Davie Richwine,
Howard MontaPue. Lawrence Allen. Har-
~ Butler. Arthur Smith. Gordon Arnall.
Luther Robinson, George AGREE. George
Lamb, George Mosby, Harvie Smith and
John Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

IRE was out. In few moments ,he
lamp exploded. At the time Al OF tne
family we're gathered around the stove
watching Greenwood repair the pipe anu
without any warning. they were en-
veioped in flames Their cries bron.n'
their neighbors to the scene, VINO OK
tinguishcd the flames.
ms ISJURI 8.
DR.. Tompkins was summoned. anu
found Martha Wood TO be painfully burn
cd about the face. hands and shoulders.
Clarence Wood was also painfully ourn-
ed, and the younger child was 70 severely
burned that IL died as a result at 1890
O'Clock last night The child suffered
intensely: its cries could be heard a
square away. Ophelia Brown was dan
ge rously burned about the shoulders aud
hands Greenwood was removed TO the
almshouse. where his injuries were dress
ed and at late hour he was resting
easily, although he Is painfully burned.
About two years ago there was a gaso-
line explosion IN the Second market, IN
which William Wood was so seriously
burned that for a long time II was
thought that he could not recover.
response was made by the fire depart
ment from house No. , and the flames,
that mad set fire TO the house were ex-
tineuished before any damage was done.
Nv. Greenwood was not in the employ
of II. Grimmell, as was reported, but was
working for himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
The = = TOW Err
JULIUS SYCLE Z SONS,
Cor. Second and Broad.

MANY STYLES, so many low prices, D,
Z. 3, Q, 10 and IL lie.
LACES.-All styles In cream ana
white.
CHECK MUSLINS.--We are showing
MANY novelties in Check Muslins. Our
prices can't he duplicated. These goods
have been arranged on the counters ana
are now ready for inspection. I: n.
Stripes. Lace Stripes, Narrow stripes
and Wide Stripes, Fine QUALITIES
Price. - l-2c.
Dlmities. in stripes and checks
Price. 10 2-3c.
CRETONES.- Cretones, beau
tiful patterns, light aud dark grounds
Prices, 10 and l2 l.2c
MATTINGS.- have received many
styles OF Msttings during the past week,
hundreds Of rolls of desirable styles. to
be sold at 3Oc. yard. viii sell them
at IS 2-3c.
BABY CARRIAGES.-Thsyer's Baby
Carriages, the best constructed carriage,
absolutely safe, light weight, many
styles, So to $40.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.-We are
showing a famous trunk FOR 81.
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
See those 75c. Lace Curtains we are
selling for one week. We have better
.~ra1aa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Dress Goods.

20 pieces Illuminated Worsted Suit
ings, in twelve different colorings, i'm
ported to sell at soc. per yard,
Our price, 4Oc.
10 pieces Illuminated Worsted Suit
ings, different colorings, retailing for
4Oc. yard. Our price, Csc.
% pieces All-Wool Cheviot, some
thing extremely stylish, in all the latest
weaves and just from the looms. Goods
that were positively manufactured to
sell at SOC. a yard. Our price, 25c.
Bob. Roy Plaids, for children's dress,
beautiful styles and qualities.
Special price, csc.
SATINES-China Silk effects in Cal
leo Satines. 6l.4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Two Rig leeds Recorded.

Two deeds of trust we're filed late yes
terday evening in the clerks Office of the
Chancery Court. one of them was from
Messrs. Charles l.. Todd and Cyrus Bos-
sioux. owners of the CALICO Mills, trans
ferring that property TO the Gallego Mills
Company, for consideration of SOO.VW
Mr. Todd was the owner of four-ffths OF
the mill, while Mr.. Boss.cux owned th'
remainder
The other was a deed of trust upon the
property to John Pickrell and I. n. FL
lett. to cover bonds amounting to 100000,
to be issued in the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Heptasoph's Entertainment.

Lovers of good music VIII enjoy a
treat in the entertainment to be gwen al
the Richmond Theatre on next Friaay.
March 18th. by the Heptasophs. The pest
local. talent In the city will participate
Among the special features VIII De a
cornet solo by a well known young lady
OF this city. and violin and piano per-
Torrance by Masters Freddie and Willie
Evensen. Tickets can be obtained free
of charge from the office of the Endorse
ment Guarantee Company, In the Cham
Der Of Commerce building. Ninth street
entrance. and at Manly B. Ramos & Co.. S
music store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
"Iannllauser,"

1t was Tannhauser that the Tavary
Opera Company presented al the Acade-
my last night as a fitting climax TO their
successful engagement in this city. The
grand, wbcle-soled and heart-stirrng mu-
sic was most capably rendered, and the
leading CT aracters gave a good interpre
tation of Wagners masterpiece. which is
so often woefully misinterpreted.
Mr.. r. II. Sothern will appear here on
Friday and Saturday with a matinee on
the latter day. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Pine Street Revival.

The pro,racted meeting at Pine-Street
Baptist church, which has been going on
during the past week, has been very sue
cessful, great interest being manifested
and many souls converted. The meetings
will continue during the following week
and until further notice.
The Rev MIR. Hutson will preach to mer
only at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. al
which time all men are cordially invited
to come. The morning and night services
are open 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
KILLED NY GASOLINE.
4 Plumbers Lamp Exploded Yesterday
With Fatal Rssults.

A gasoline lamp exploded yesterday
morning about $50 o'clock at No. 1406
north First street the home Of William
Wood, tolorel huckster employed in
the Second market.
As a result OF the explosion five persons
Itre terribly burned, one OF whom sub
sequentiy died, and another Is now I'm
q precarious condition. Woods family
conslsts Of his wife. Martha, and his two
sons. Clarence aud William, aged six
and three years. respectively. A colored
GIRL named Ophelta Brown was also in
the house at the time.
INV ir HAPpYNLr.
Yesterday morning W. L. Greenwood, q
gss.fttar went 20 the house 10 repair
some pipes. He lighted his gasoline
lamp g he commenced his work. and
DlA6e1 e uDea the stove thinking the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
OBITUARY.
MRS. p. y. PRICE.

Mrs. 3. F. Price. of Alexandra. Va.
who has been so seriously i'll at the
residence of her son-in-law. Marion II.
Chalkley. died yesterday evening at 3:25
+. NJ. Her remains will be taken 70
Alexandria for burial in the \. Nj. train
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
One Week Longer.

Ox10 w Gun AO1AS CA.
Continuation of the most wonderful
Black Dress Goods sale that ever occur
red in the city. New patterns in these
qualities of Dress Goods. Remember
81 quality at our store For oOc.
5000 yards of Outing, dark and light
ground. to be sold At &c.
5000 yards of good quality Apron
Cling ham, all styles, to be sold
At3 Lee.
Good quality Dress Bingham. spring
styles, q l'4c.
MORE notwithstanding new,
black grounds. colored designs.
Cashmere Imperial. adapted for odd
waists, in invisible checks, 16 2-3c.
New Crepons. style clematis, some
thing different, all colors.
Price I2 Lee.
Light Ground French Satines, 16 2-5c.
quality, run them Al , I'3c.
Golden Drapcries, newest designs,
25c. quality, IL i'2c.
Null Draperies. in polka dots. white
ground and white dots, extra, = l-2c'
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.-We are
now showing an elegant assortment of
Hosiery. See the Ladies Fast Black
Seamless Hose, II 1-2c.
yIOLETS.-Violets. in dark and
light shades, 5, 8, 10 and IL 1-2c.
bunch.
yEILIN S.-Noveties in Dress
Wells. Novelties in Mourning Wells.
CHIFFONS.- Light Blue. Yellow,
Red, Sarice, Pink, Cream, White and
Black, 69c.
POINT DE Spirited, Pink, Blue,
Yellow-very wide, 45c.
MADEIRA CHIFFON. - Something
new, $3.50.
HAMBURGS.-This is the place to
find pretty and cheap Hamburgs.
That's the verdict with the ladies. SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Iron Hall MnnAY.

Mr.. Leigh r. Page, attorney for the
Iron Hall Insurance Company. which is
in the hands of a receiver, says that
the company will in the next ten days
pay the amounts due it's members at a
pro rata OF fifteen or twenty per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Now Com

Gents Seamless Socks, in tan, gray
and brown. u l-4c. Worth l0c.
Gents Seamless Socns. in tan, gray
and brown, 3 l-3c. Worth ljc.
Many styles Linen Collars, l0c.
Mems Outing Shirts, dark and light
grounds. These shirts were msnufac-
tured expressly for us, and to be sold at
40c For a few days we Will sell them
at 2Jc.
PERCALES. - Many pretty styles,
adapted for ladies and boys waists. lOc.
SILKS.-Silks, we will talk again.
Just received another big lot of Silks.
Will be on sale Monday. Come aud
see them-mostly SHIRT waist patterns
So 30, -. SIC. and 81,
PERU merry DEPARTMENT.-New
line Of Pertumeres TO be sold at &c per
ounce. We furnish bottle.
WHITE SPREADS White
Spreads will be on sale Mondsy-very
cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
A (,o,irs c.ra,.d

Patrick Green. . colored convict. sent
70 the penitentiary last October from
Lancaster county for one year. escaped
from the farm . few days ago and has
mt nj hAAn eausht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

Dress Goods, ia fancies that we sold
at 25c., we are now closing them out
At 15c.
% pieces of Fancy Dress Goods.
Now IL Lee.
Invinsible Checks, imported novel
ties, silk aud wool, At soc.
Scotch effects, something new, differ
emit colorings, At sue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
June 6, 1895.



Sohr Clarence IL Ncnner. Baker. Poole's
1andinG. Me, with ice to The Nor. ok coal
and Ice Co
schr L Powell, hughes, baltimore
light. -
lug ASHER j Hudson. Williams, baltimore.
light.
Barge Daniel l Tenney, to VIM Lamb 4
Co. for Goa.
Barge Charles T Strann. North Carolina TO
baltimore, with lumber.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Ethel Hodgaips, from Portland for
Norfolk. TO load for kosar o, passed In the
a e the morning.
Tug Herald. vita one barge in tow, passed
out tile Cal o. this morning
GAZE Henry, Va, June G.-l2 NJ
laruy cloudy. North win |; 10 miles. Light
sea.
CLEARED.
sehr MNude Sherwood. Kelly. New Bed =.
ford. With "Oa.
$ mr. Da les Marvel. Eskeridge. North
Carol ma. ~ load T Halrimcre.
Sehr Mary $ Ewing. Clark, Fishermap's
Inlet. with piing.
schrs Lizzie Jones and John Comstock.
to sea.
Br stmp AMMO, Rose, Rotterdam. having
ir stmp Baltimore City. Graham. Ham
burs via NeNpor; News, by Barber & 90
witt general cargo.
arhr John Cannon. Harrison. New York,
with lumber.
with lumber.
log Ashcr Hudson, Williams. Pa'timore.
"'th schooner Mary and Francis III tow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
H. OLDDeA|N|0N Steamship
sG& COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

pAssENG Err SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
1 from Norfolk on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
M. From New York on MONDAYS, TUEsDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS at p. IN, SATtR-
PASSENGER. ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and slateroom berth IS 500
Fare, round trip, limited 10 thirty days.... Is 90
at Company office. II Main street, or at general
FOX RiCHMoND-Shps leave Norfolk eyervS
iIIURSDAY pm, t ana leave Newport News eyery
Richmond the next morning. 81
l Northampton. Luray. Accomsek, Enola and
Isle OF Wight, sailing daily, except sunday,
lf sS so% SY Tsa,s Ss.lo $50 ana
ana O5 p, Nj Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at o: as.s
FOit III ,iPl"N@At HIS a. m. and sass
p. M; bay Lice, ll:So a. M. and p. mi PortsmontA
" E1it y f3Wp0 OF E N JEWS AND sM 1TH
ElELblAt 2S0 p. m; Portsmouth, 245 p. nAs.
f6m EAs. AND WAKE HavERs
nailv. except Sunday, leaving coinpany's wharf
at $50 2, mi PORTSMOUTH. sa5 a. M; Bay Line
.Oif fAGk AND PoQUoslN SEW
FHS-T93aehing a; Old Point, leaving companlyss;
:; am, Bay. Line Wharf Norfolk. at SIS q. nj.
i'.u.ns RIVE Tuesday, Ihnf-4
dsy aud saturday. from Company's WAR Il Gass
F rS1fs "" NAS vs. ! "a Z RIVER ASs
SUFFOLk-AtSr M Portsmouth. $40 p, ia I.
Freight Tor Mathews, Back, Poq,iosin, Wave
Severn and Nansemonh rivers must be rfspsis
merly N n. & w. D. L-Steamer tionslo lsAS Il
Norfolk for Washington, n. C.. Mondays AZ I. nj
ton and S' pan, on ise Tan Pss ar
Fresht for :Nowbsrn, n. C.. received a Il "a
Freight received daily. except suaaay, sstIis Cd
j ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
New NOrI. NIarHntu.

NEw YoRE. June G.-Flour closed quiet;
winter wheat low grades. Sl.IUa 10;
CO. fair to fancy. :3.j5aL2j; do. un,
TENT, si.5ai15; Minnesota clear, SO. ia
60; do patents. .ilja5 10. low eStrns
s2iOa3.5u; cI;y mills, : i.4U: DO patents
si.OOailo. Southern Hour, dull and steady.
common to fair extra, s2.65a3iU: good TO
rholce, do. 3.9on42'. Wheat closed dun
:. nS-c; nhoat S2iao5c, ungrade,i red. 74a Sc;
no :, red, Csc. Corn closed dun an /
Nrmer: No ?. 5iic. elevator, aslc. ntloat.
1ngraded mixed. 56,a5y;c: steamer ulixrJ
tIinJs!c; No =, 4slai"!c. Oats inlrly actlyl
aud frmer; NO .. 80 n3ic: NO . white. 3Ec
fniNed Western. 3ja3Jc; whitedo, 37a4lc. Cut
sneats closed quiet pickiei bellies .6
asked; shoulders o:c; hams. y.9!c; middles.
siomlnal short cear. $50. Lard stesuy nI,i
GU et: Western steam. St.75, city. S6a,
York dull and steady. mess, elS.7jal3 30
eNt!a prlLe. nominal. COflec--kIo, dull and
steady; NO I. itc. Sugar Raw, more a.
I've and steady; fair refining, 2 l5.l.c. lie
fined. STEADY; OF A, 4.alsc: standard
7-l6sitc; cut loaf, 1-i6a5ic; crushed an
graduated. 7-lGal.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

all points South ''" - Aoi
No l0j Daily except Sunday, makes close con.
nection at Hobgooa for Washington, N. c. Kins-
ton, y. c. Plymouth. N. C. and ali Eastern Caro-
una points; alost Rocky Mount with A, G. /.
train 30 for all points South "
Trains arrive at Norfolk Cos D. M. daily. Also
at io2S a: IN. Tally, except Sunday,
BaSgag. checked at company's Norfolk wharf
and also at Office OF Passenger and Ticket Agent,
g6 Main strcet.
For tickets to al points South, sleeping car
reservation and general informationp, call on or
address ]. A. EEUGEBAUER, =
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES f. MAUPfN,
General Forwarding Agent.
7. N. EMERSON,
General Freight and Passenger Ageat,
G. NJ. SEIeELL,
General Manager. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily
$50 u. ~. ''
I;eay: Wet Norfolk daily, 945a.m.
For panvie and all Intermediate station, ar
irving III Danvllie AT 80 D. m.
Leave Norfolk, 800 H. M
cave W'Si Norfolk f:i5 r. NJ
For l.awrenCevi!lc aud iuiurinelio,n phip,s NJ,
riyinr l2wr' nccSilt ~ y y. IN. "
Leave l.awrcncevillc daily except sunday at
u. M, arriving AT awhile at 10 a. M
'onn' elton made at nanVille and Jetlress June
toh tr all points in the Southern Railway system;
at enni,ton Junction Tor Durham, outh Boston
and all points on the Durham Division OF the n.
& W. r. x.
i'nIlman sieerers between panvillc, Asheville
1ickels on sale and baggage checked al Wakes
Agency, C0mptnys Agency AT wharf Norfolk,
w. V. Ii. Williams Agcncr, Portsmouth,
" II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
CHAS o. HAINES. Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07


Weather very favorable in the cotton
belt.
Tho Commercial and Financial
Chronicle of New York, in it's annual
report on cotton acreage. issued yes.
terday, Estimates the decrease in acre.
age as 11.6 per cent. Says tho crop is
unquestionnbly late one. Weather
up to May 20 was not, as rule. favor
able for planting.
New York future contract market
advanced 8 to II points, closing firm.
Sales. lis, 400 bales. August, ia to
1.l5; October. 7.20 to 7.2l; January,
1882 to 1888.
Receipts at United States ports yes.
terday were l,769 bales. against 2,57s
bales last year, and 4,509 bales in 1892,
Liverpool Cotton Exchange reopens
on Monday next. 10th inst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

Daily, except sunday other time DAILY.
NO. o-t0r W. Clinon Eorsr Daily. Ports
~ ~ 10 hlth ond. Except sunday Richmond
to, edmond ~ az o'u o'"'
~. Fer in;innal Daily. Pullman Sleepers
hch"onI ciH'innati and Gordousyil'c to 81,
don>yillc e " "''' VI WI
~, HG 'i-for rire nnaii Daily. Pullman slcepers
ou ieiht 10 Hinton and Gordonsyille TO Cinciu-
hsti ant Louisv'. Meals scryel on Dining Car,
west OF Cor 'onsvl'e ~
steamer Louise arrives ct Norfolk daily 1905
noon nni 7;r5 r. IN. ~
For further Information apply to
II. ]. ROOKIE Passenger Agent,
I. ~ .. llckc: uhi,c, Giauby street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JCIIN'D potts
Division Pasenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
tsnitiiuOrc Markets..

EATIhonE, June c. Flour closel quiet.
Western suretnne, s2SJa3.Cu: Wcsi,rn
cNhn 81 25a3.1j DO Family. :3.s=aio5: Win.
ser wheat patents. i.25ai.tO; spring do. I IA
si.GO: &c straight. ll.ni 70. Wheat rin.a
slEongt No 2 rnh. s0a, 0sc; steamer No mod.
GAGE. Southern wheat by sample, e0aslc;
DO OH xrade, 1ia1Sc. Corn cto,e strn,,e'
20 miAeI.b i!a56;c; steamer mixed SEC. bl !.
Southero white corn, 55n5Gc; do yclInw
tdnoTc. Oats closed firms NJ . whit.
Nestern.3In3Sc' No miYed Western 34a a g.
provisions closed steady; mess pork, SI4 40.
buik shoulders. &c short rib sides. lie. clrnr
sides. 7ic. sugar cured shoulders. ne; hams
small 1i,c. large. ilc. Lara. reiinsJ 80
Sohee quiet: No I, lGal6!c. Sugar, uuiut;
GRADUATED. $l.7U. i"'o'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS ouICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY 3 1896
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Ei5 a. In. DAILY, except sunday (Porismouth
High street, 40 n. MI Arrive NJ Phla
deiPhia So p. m; New York at s:}s
T.. M.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
s:io p. N. daily. PORTSMOUTH, High street 5,i=l
Arrive a. Philadelphia $40 a. M y New
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
t00 a. H. daily, PORTSMOUTH. High street. $40
leaving New York p. m; Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
EOS p. IN. daily. except Sunday-Uortsmouth
High street, sl5 p. n.y., leaving New
York at u. IL. Philadelphia, 10: 70 a. M
close connection made with all rail and sou nd
lines TO and from Boston. 0"N
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains bet weon
Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape Charles. Pull.
man lnii,t and Parlor Cars on day trains bet wscn
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
En- lhronrh Tickets sold aud baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. under Atlantic Hotel and on
thesteamers. l.. T. COOKE,
Gene: al Agent
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON-
DENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

pa'iv B-Brcakfast. D-Djnner. S-Snpper
40. 81 connect al Weldon with A. c. Line Pull
Mah Se"rers Portsmouth 10 10 Atlanta Ga.
On Monday. Wednesdays. and Fridays con.
.ee's Al rankin with steamers olive for Eden
ION shi iand ng on the river. COM Gets at
Eaelgh with Southern Railway for Asheville n
H. X. ~ -
No 400 and IL. yest!bule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman Sloeper
Portsmouth 10 Ntl'uta nE ,onnets directly at
Atlanta, with w and y. Il. Il for Chattnnnooga
Nashville, and a points West Connects with A.
and W. =. Il. Il. for Mobile Montgomery New
Orleans and all points Southwest,
ARRIVE
mo. so. Atiantasuecial 7:30a m
'No. rs. Mail aud Express $50 IN.
for tckeis ana baggage checked to all points
souih end southwest, sleeping car Ieseryat ion and
< neral Information, cali on or address w. " II.
Williams u! High sire t. Poit.Iuouih a
I. J. ANDERSON. !. W. BROWN Jr.,
ten. !ass. Agent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
l.. 81. John, JOHN II. WlNDER
flce-PTesident- General Manager.
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Cation Markets.

New YORK June Cotton futures closed
Grm. Sales. lie.inJ ba.es. MiddIin. ruIf,
lac; mIddiims uplanls. Lie. June, Us;
October. 20; November il: Deceuhcr
-; January, 80; February, Z 81; March
The total not consolidated receipts OF cot
ION reported from ali ports to-day wcre
1'ie9 bales; export 10 Grea; Britain. lUoi
bales; to France. ~ bales. To Contira,,,
C.i35 bnles; stock, Asa, 30S bales.
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Sometime ago 1 was troubled with
an attack OF rheumatism. 1 used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. I have since nd-
vised many OF my friends and Gus.
toners to. try the remedy and all speak
highly of it. SIMON GoLpBAuM,
San Luis Rey. Cal. For sale by all
druggists.
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WHOLESALE oUor.T,oys
NORFOLK Va. Juno G, 1895.
Produce,

chickens. 20aSU.. 'e'i"
EGGs-Wholesalc. lie per doa.
BEEswAN-25c per pound
e5'25a2. 90 per sack. Haymaus anil ~ uo,
To yellow. :l.0OaI.25. Onions. s275 per
Dag; bermuda onions, Sl.75 crate.
SouFhEkN FRUITS / ananas Sl2j ner
puncn; oranges. sorrento, per box, 20 90;
faSc: lemons, $50. P'e'
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Mess PoRx-New. sl4.5O.

MESS PoRK-New. sl4.5O.
HAM-Pork. S12.75
HANs-Smithnell. l2al4c
&c; bellies. $3.50
ShoCLDERs-Sugar cured, 7c.
BAcoS-Shouldcrs. &c.
70 BREAsrs-Sugar cured, Ole.
LARp-Purc lard. tierces, ITO. oasos and
tubs, So: compound. Gle; tierces, in cases,
5sc.
CnEEsE-Cream, lOal2c; Western Dairy
Sal0c.
BuTrER-New York State, dairy, now. ala
22c; fresh creamery .23a2ic: Western. lGalsc
KEROSENE OH.-Firm: ll2 degrees. lie;
60 degrees; Isle; Red. loo degrees, lic.
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IrDHIaIflIIa

llSH-Mnckerol. No 2, IN kegs. $40: new.
sn.aii' Sl =: on; new. medium. Si2.00: No 3. in
kkes5, S5'tu; Herring, Family Roe, 4 barrel,
52.75: North Carolina Out Herring. "a 25a
@'o; Eastern, IN barrelS, s2.75a3 90.