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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

Special Dlspntch,to tho 1ntOllIEoncer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec, 9,-Thc
men accused OF whipping city editor
Vowel. Dave FlRherty and John Bing-
ham, both prize fighters OF pronli-
ncncc, were lodged IN jail tonight by
order Of Judge Harvey. The court
would not admit them TO bail ut all,
Their trial Will take place tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

,,pocIpl Dispatch 10 tic Iutclllronccr.
WAgIIiNGTnN u, O., Pee, p,-!rhc
Nitlonal Bank Ut New York city hhh
bepn npptUvod na reAufy0 ngohl Tor
ihe National Bank Of Davis, VIVA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
Is ROT A CANDIDATE.
Don cnmcronwril Not stand for tho Sem
ntOrGliip Again.

WASHINGTON y. c.. Dec. o.-scn-
ator Don Cameron to-day announced
formally That ho would not be crndl-
date under any ClrcumstancCa for re-
election. ., a.,
maklng public letter hddrcDs-
"J TO- lion. Samuel j. McCnrrcll,
Of Harrisburg, Pa" In which he says
il was not hlB intention to DO cnhdl-
date ngnln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
QUITE A BIG HAUL
Made by Thieves in Martins
Ferry Saloon Keepers House,
MAN AND WIFE CHLOROFORNED

And Large Roll OF Money Taken From
Beneath His Pillow-Tho saloon Below
Also Robbed Of Liquor and Cigars,
Money Saved Up to Pay the Annual Tax
and All OF Saturdays Receipts. ssIo In
all, Secured by the Burglars-No CIue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

Special Dispatch TO the IntollEencor.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec, O,-J. a.
Parker hns been appointed postmaster
nt Brooklyn, Raleigh county. vice j. j..
Wnlthall, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

For Wostotn PonnpylynnlR and. Ohio,
generally fair BouthwoslOrly wlndu ana
T6T woal virginia, generally. fair;
northcrly Winds shifting 10 southwest
Ofly wlnla,
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
ns furnished hy {. EChncpi, druEElSL cor.
nCr Market AMI Fourteenth strCctsi
I u, lna,mn", 1913 y. m""n",","," %
u, ill,",""""M Ml " m,4"',sySs.,it,. 10
" inuN,,t,,,,IUU, SblWeAlhpr, ChnnDla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
THE FEDERATION.
The Fifteenth Annual Convention
Meets in New York City,
NO BUSINESS WAS TRANSACTED.

Tho First Day Bslag Devoted to the TOr-
NAL Addresses OF Welcome = Father
DWesy Among the aksrs-IIc Says tho
Disruption OF the I1nlghts orLubor Was
Caused by Arraying Catholics and Pro-
tsStants Against Each Other.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Cotton Markets.

New York. oct. ll.-Cotton futures
closed quiet; sales. :Gd.! 200 bales Octo-
$50: November, Ssh; December. $40.
January. SOS February, ?.o&; March.
"cs; April. H.1+; May. 9.l9; June. 924
New York, oct H.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding gulf. Hasc.; middling. gi.c Net
ana gross receipts, - bales; exports 10
continent. 1920 bales; forwarded. 4
naI%s; sales IA bales. all spiuncrs
Weekly-Ne receipts. l,4Si bales
gross. ~ .331 bales. exports to Great
Siltain. l2.I66 bales: To France. 80
bales I" continent. CO.'S bales: forward
ed. ',5!O bales: sales, 3.574 bales; spin
Total to- day-Net receipts. 80. 7O4 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 9.2lg'bal-s To
continent. l6.llG bales; stock. G9i. ial
Total since September Net REGENTS
.SNN'i bales: exports to Great Britain.
l3i.NoS bales: To- France. 2o,oSi bales. ,1
continent. l05.59S bales.
Liverpool. oct. ll-l2:30 u. m.-Cotton
demand moderate and prices firm
american middling, @7-32d. Sales. u
""o bales. American. II 600 bales SpcCu-
lati"n and export. 500 bales: receipts -
h"i"s; Futures opened steady and de
nand fair.
I.ivcrr"ol. oct. Ill y. m-Co1ton.
American middlins fair. lid. good
middlins, I'D: low middling. 23-agd
goo" ordinary. 4 l9-&2d: ordmary.i 1924.
October. 41-GlN4 iS-Gjd. October and
November. i,-Gid buyer: November
and December. i7-Gid seller: D,c.Irl,,.
ana January. / iS-6id; January ANA Feb
iudry i"-tiui j0-Gii; FEBRUARY ana
MalJh. 'oHt 5l-6td buyer; March ana
,i-gs.: > '.-"ld buyer; Npril ana May.
!t-hi"t 3i-6id seller. May anu Juno.
: ''-''d seller; Jun" ana July { 5G-Gid
huNvr, July ANA August I 1-,i4GI 5N-GiI
@'!'IS- futurc closed steady
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New York Mnrket,

New York. Oct. -Flour-Quiet and
held steady: winter wheat. low grades,
S2.25U2.60: do. fair to fancy, S2.SO@3.i 40;
DO. patents. S3.5ed 1918: Minnesota
clear. S2.i5i s3.2j: patents. S3.3jMs 10:
low extras. $2.25I2.6O. Southern -four
quiet and steady: common to fair extra.
S2.lou2.SO: good to choice, do. S290Tl330.
Wheat-Spot market higher. but firm;
No. >. red store and elevator. Csc
afloal, 6S2.c.
Corn-Spots firmer and in moderate
demand; No. =, 3Sc. elevator; 3Shc.
atloat.
Options We're quiet. but advanced an
sc. and closed firm. October, 36I.c.
December. N3sc.; May. Soc.
Oats-Spots tirmcr and less active; OPP
tions fairly active ana easier: October.
23HsC: December. 23a.c.: May. 25ihc.
Spots prices. No. >. 23&c.; No. = white
mixed Western. 240 26c
Bcef-Dull and steady; family. 9Gl2c.:
extra mess, SI.500S. Beel hams dull.
NJ, lac. Cut meats firm and quiet: pick
led bellies. &c; shoulders. GdGiac. hams.
9IgLc.
Lard-Quiet and weak: Western
steam, $50; city. s5.75@ $50; options
sales none.
Pork Easy ana moderate demand;
mess. $9.I5Ml0.
Buttcr-Fair demand and unchanged
Coffee Closed dun. 5Q15 points down
October. $3.50: December. $i5.I0GIlhl5
March. Sl4.S0Il4.Sj: May. $li.306 ID
Spot rio dun and steady; No. :. l6lsr
SuSar-Raw. quiet ana firm: fair re-
lining, ~, fiiMc. Refined, quiet ard
steady; unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
STOCKS WERE QUIET
The Market Felt the Influence Of The Coy
ernmentS Favorable Crop Report
IND PRICES MOVED UP A FRACTION.
Bugnr, Leather. Cotton. OIL ana To.
bacco We're Generally I.owcr-Thc
Market Closed Firm. but without
Animation - The InduStrinis Mo.
nOpOlixed Traders Attention.

New York, Oct ll-Stucks were quiet
again to-day. The transactions were
only 49, 07 shares, of which II 300 are
Chicago Gas l2200 burlington. 10 500 81
Paul and l0iGO Sugar In the early
trading the market felt the Influence
IF yesterdays favorable report of the
Government on the years crops and
prices moved UP II to * per cent
Rather sensational reports from Chi
uaso about the freight situation in the
West. however. led to a r-actionary
lnovem.nt in tho ,nuw,y lis, rrt,,, ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
NiMIlinlNIc NlnrkCI

Baltimore. Oct. ll.--Flour dull: West
ern super. $2.55G 300: do extra. S2.75T,
3: do family. $3,20M3.5O: winter wheat.
patent $3.55m3.s0; spring do. do, So 7OGi
4; do. do. straight. $S5jT3.75.
Whcat-Strong: No. > red spot and
October G5l4 q G5@sc.; December. Gig
6iLc.; steamer No. red. 62i. gi62as C.
Southern. by sample. GGGG1c.; do. on
grade. G}6,G5c.
c0rn--Firn; mixed spot. 36iaC.: Octo-
Der. 'hH BIC, November. new and old
3334 Bic: Year. 327s Gi33c.: january. 323.
p5"c; Southern white corn, 37M 36c.
do. yellow. 3SM39C
Oats Fairly active; prices firm and
lower; No. : white Western. 27i@0 CSC
No. mixed Western, 23l2@ 24c.
Ryc--lnhctiVc; No. -, 44r45c nearby
i'c. Western Other articles unchang.
ed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
>orroIk COTTON Market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
prosisiOIls.

Norfolk. Va. oct II. 1895
Fish MaCherel. No. :. in kegs. S4.a0:
new. small, Sl2.50: new. medium. Sl2; No.
!. in kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe.
half barrel $50; North Carolina cut
Herring. S&.2jQ3.l5; Eastern. in barrels.
S2.15M3
Mess Pork-Nrw. $9.7J
Ham-Pork. SO.
IIams-Smithfcld. Halle.
Hulk Meats-tlcar rib. $3.50: fat
backs, $5.15: bellies. 36.25a Sc 30. as 10
size pieces; pork plato. $40.
Shouldcrs-Sugar cured. Sc.
Bacon Shoulders. 1I,c
RrcaSts-Susar cured lie
Lard Pure lard. ticrces. 7u7I4c.. as to
cases and tubs. nc. over tierces: com
pound. &c; tierces, in cases. 5i.c.
Cheese Cream. l0QlOi2c; Western
Dairy. 9U3isc
I:uttcr- Market strong: New YORK
state. dairy. new, 2lN.3c. fresh cream
cry, 2tu2Jc.: Western. l60isc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: H. degrees. lie. :
90 degrees, l3iGc. Red. 1870 degrees, lac
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


| NE N0Rt,OLk, ALBEMAKLE AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
running between Norfolk and the fam
ous virginia teach Seaside Rcsort.
Sii'AS W. BURT ana w. VAN NOR
DEN. Receivers.
TIME TABLE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER G1lI 1895.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Norfolk II. IN mixed: II II. H..
ioyal express: y m. local express
Leave Virginia l5euch---9 n. m, local ex-
press. 80 p M. mixed: q y. m. local ex-
press.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Levy" Norfolk 30 a. M local cXprrss.
j J.. m, local empress
t.ctv" virginia Ecach-i:3O D. M. local
express: : y. m. local express
IN aims stops only OH siGnuis mt intrrne-
nlltr stations To put OF on take on ia j.
sengcrs. 70
Local Express trains maxi, tho trim in
iorty-iivc minutes '
l.. u. HOLLAND.
General Su:itrint.ndcut
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

SIN HOURS Qu!CKEE THAN ANY
OTHER LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ;. 1850
LEAVE NORFOLK
1:iJ Il IN. daily. except Sumday-Ports.
mouth High street. 7.3n q ~
Arrive at Philadelphia 5:s2 D. M.
New York at S.%S y. M
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 p IN. daily. Portsmouth. High street
5.d") AirlVc at PhiladolpMia
$40 q m: Now York :: 90 a m
ARRIVE At NORFoLk
800 a Ia. daily, portsmouth. High street
..iW. lcaviuS N"w York D. m
philadelphia lllG D. IN.
ARRIVE ~ NORFOLK
:O5 p IA. daily. except Sunday 'orts-
mouth. High street. N:l5 H. m J.
leaving New York at X a. IL
Philadelphia. iu.21 a. IN
Close connection made with All rail ana
sound lines TO aud from Boston
Pullman Sleeping cars on night trains
between Jersey CITY. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Par
lor cars on daS trains between Piila-
dclphid ana Cap" Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under Al
lantie Hotel. ana on the steamers
II. -. COOKE. General Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

New Orleans Molasscs-Quict. Fair.
20d 25c. Good. 360I 40c.: Choice. soc
Flour-Marlc; ADVANCING West
etn Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family. $3.50: Winter Wheat
Best Patent Family. A25: Win.
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family.
$3.50: Choice Straight Family, $3.50.
Good Family. S.. 80: Fair FamiIy, 81. 30
Good Low Family. S3.@5; Good Extra.
sails.
Salt-'irm; Liverpool Fine. Si0SllO;
G. A.. ?5MG5c.. as to weight
RiCe--Niilled, 5@ &C.; dice, in rough g.!
Coo. per bushel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Money Market.

New York, oct ll-Moncy on cali
easy at per cent; last loan al pnr
rIent' and closing offered at = per cent
rrllne mercantile paper, jW5i. per cent
Bar silver, GN7, Strrilul, ENchnuc.
n!m, Win actual business in banher;'
bills al 1864 for sixty days ana
~. "a 1874 Tor demand. Posted rates
aN'H 4Ss. Commcrciul bills. i>5l.d iNGr.
government bonds steady. state bonds
duli, railroad bonds irregular. silver
was active ana iirmcr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

Southern Fruits Bananas. Sl0$l. -
per bunch: oranges. Sorrento. pcv boz.
$3.50; cocHanuts. So per has of l0o.
pineuppleS. I@SC: lemons Sj-jod q.
Northern apples. s. 25m250
Poultry Chickens. old. DC: spring
chickens. l2d zoe
Eggs Wholesale. l5T Ice per dozen.
lfeeSwaN-2hc. per pound
Truck Irish potatoes: F,a;in. pota-
toes. 81 80 per bag: Onions. sl.-j per bag
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

CLYDES REGULAR LINE, STEAM.
SHIPS FOR PHILApELPHIA-On Iii
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every HON
day. Wednesday and Saturday at 6 n.
M. and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills of lading to nil points
South and southwest via seaSoard Air
Line. Atlantic Soast Line and Virginia
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES w. McCAlEl9E.
General Southern Agent, Norfolk Va
w. p. CLYDE. q CO..
Agents. PHILADELPHIA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
TRAVELLERS, cU,nE.
h. OLDD0M|N|ON STEAMSHIP
\ vs. COhpARY.
II FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINT
En 70 sal ,T,,l:e Iror; NortoiE on mon
THujhspAi ANb sATGRiDAYYh al "a: %
F.! + m n.sr E ,% T !, I9rS = on MoMRAYs
Passenger accommodate unsurpass.
Far, including meals ana state
Fare, round TRIP. Limited TO thirty Nv
.!or iickcts and reservation OF state Is S
rooms apply at company's ofiice. n
Matp strGGt Or , e. #fneEal oiGe at wharf.
folk every THURSDAY y. m, and leave
\! TiEW ,Jg,r, y N.ws every SUNDAY and
,.liNln sCnrDGl.E or STEAMERS
M ln,t Lnray. Accomack, Enola
sunday. Leave Company wharf. Nor
rOk OLD POINT At .. ESQ and ll:l5
90 nna :'' -, s.l ~ To'. ms ns''f BAY yi r,:
Wharf, Norfolk. at $50 ! ana ii:3o a m.
roe liAMPTON-At ILLS a. m. and
~ =. m; Say Line. II 80 a. M, and
40 D. M, Portsmouth at 1905 aand 1905
,l'oK, NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
rlEl.D,-A 2;5O y; m; Portsmouth at 2:45
days. W"dncsdays. Thursdays and Fri
days. AT 800 y. M. Portsmouth. 3I5 y.
m BAY Line. y. NJ ON Mondays and Sat-
:, FOR Fast. AND WARE RIVERS
DAILY rMccri sunday. leaving Company's
m; Fay Line Wharf, Norfolk, a. IN.
FOR BACK AND fOQuOSfN RIVERS
Touching at Old Point, leaving Conn
pany's wharf daily except Sunday at
q M: Portsmouth G:lj Il. m. Bay Line
wharf, Norfolk at $50 H. m, returning
FOR SEVERN RIvER-Tuesday,
IhuiSiaN and Saturday from Company's
wharf at Csc q: m; Portsmouth. G:45 a.
IN Lay Line. Norfolk, I "A. IN
fOk NNNSEMSND RIVER AND
s. tTOlH ~ " p. IN: Portsmouth, $40
J. N, CONNECTING ~ Suffolk with $ and
=. x ~ Freight Tor Matthews. Back,
Poluosiu, Ware Sc"crn and Nanscmoni
fivcrs mua' ho prepaid.
NnNTH CAROL INA DIvISION-For-
mario leaves Norfolk for Washington. n.
g.. ManiIE7 - q. IN: Tuesdays at l
a m; carrying freight and passengers for
NdSlingi"ll ana puints on the Tar Pun.
80 ani iAmlivu rivers
,,ftcighl for .N"whriu, y. G.. received at
aud :. T. Il; depot
Freight received daily except Sunday
NJ T. 'kOWELt. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

Coffee Stronger. Kio. common. 1910
l.'.ci Fair lsL 100. Good. goa 20a. q. (.
Ch"icc, 2l@2l4c. Laguayra. q l-3c. {:
Java, 23Ua0iac
SyrupS and AIolasscs-Ste Syrups.
Fright, lSM2Sc.. Fair Grades. l6tQ poe 4.
Porto Rico. 10, 20. and &c as 10 grade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

No corn, 2S7s @29isc.; No. oats, l7s40
lSc.
Mess Pork. sS.37a5O: lard. s5.7e1.@
5;i5; short ribs. s5.0505.l0: short side
shoulders. S5.I5G5T7kc.; s. G. sides.
S5.ISMG; WhiSkcN l2o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
ATLANTIC AND DANVIILE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN ~

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH,
l7!H. 1885.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf.daily
90 Il. M; West NoriOik. g.H1 a. M Tor
Buffalo l.ithia Springs. Danvinc and All
Intermediate stations. arriving at Buffglo
Ii,hia Springs at $3.50 .. m Damviiie. $.25
T. n Leave Norfolk $50 ,. m. West
norfolk. a." y. IN. Leave Lawrence
VILE daily Except Sunday AT GEO a. m.
arriving At DanVillc at 1000 a. m.
Connection made at Danvllr and lief
iIcss junction FOR all points i'm TIC south
crn hallway system. at Denniston june
tiOu Tor Durham. South ReStof and an
points, on the Durham Division OF the
y and " II Z
All trains make connection for Buffalo
lithia Springs excepting Sundays
Pullman sleopcrS between Danville
Ashevllc. Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and hagCagc checked
at Wakes Agency, company's Agency
at wharf. Norfolk: ". V. II. Williams
Agency. Portsmouth
w. II. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent.
&. O. HAINES,
Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
All II n II NORFOLK AND
M Al OCEAN VIEW
IL. " ", 4. RAILROAD co.
RAILROAD co.

SCHEDULE NJ EFFECT OCT. I, 1885.
DAILY ENcEPT SUNDAY
I;oaN" Norfolk GA5. 900. II 90 II. M. / 90
800. 300. 7N D. m
Leave Ocean View 500. io:eo a. M 70 90
noon. ZOO, 400. G:ph 500 H. IN
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Norfolk 800. II 100 \. m: 100. 300
Leave Ocean Nicw-l0:0l a. M. 100 noon;
MI u"ihS VIII stop at Stations on signal
or motto" to Conductors. Seats in Parlor
Car lIC. extra
- Announcements can be made for Special
rain or tai tor Dancing or Dinner Par
t"S upon aprlicauon a. til" Supcrintend-
eht chicc, Ocean View Va
w. y. HARRITr Jr.,
General Manager.
General onicc. Ocean View. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
tpcitltIIi Market.

Market dull; Prime. Sc; strictly prime
%'sc.; fancy JIG; common 2u2i2c.
Spanish. $ll0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
M 4 ! W Naffslk2WssternR.R
= - -
IN EFFECT MAY u, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

30 a. III - The Chicago Express-For
netersburE richmond and
Wrihingtpn q ! 5 o. fot
ford. SuaiieId, Pocohontas,
kcnoNa, Columbus end Chi
caTo. Sleeper Roanoke TO
Columbus without change.
Also for Pulaski. Bristol,
Knoxville, Chattanooga and
intermediate Points.
!O:GD p. m. - For Petersburg, Radford.
Pulaski. Bristol: also for
also for Rocky Mount and
all stations on Winston
Salam Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk to
Roanoke. Connects at Roa-
noke at 500 "a. IN. with
WASHINGTON and Chattanoo-
GA. limited for all points
sleepers Roanoke to Mem
phis and New Orleans Din
ARR E..Soffo:k daily, $50 a. m.
NORFOLK -o A :; b''i R iS;ii Z. e:
(Nestibulc i.imitedD
Leave Norfolk 4:35 D. m,
arrive Richmond 7:Qo. p. m.
connecting for Washing ton,
Baltimore, Philadeiphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 Il. m, arrive
o MGI' ol AZ sg III K VI wa Ss9Yis
and Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
for passafe on these trains.
Ctncf uullS trans leave
Norfolk I:4n a. M, arriY.
AT Richmond ll:05 H. m Re.
turning, leave Richmond 1880
y. M; arrive 1T Norfolk iO:S5
y. M.
For fu,ther information as to, tickets.
address K. w. COURTNEY, District
Passenger Agent c. II. BOSLEY. Ticket
Agent, 1876 Main street, or G. f.. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail
road. W. Il. BENILL.
General Passenger Agent,
General office, Roanoke Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

-. "a Mo SEAnoARD AIR LINE.
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH-oNI
10 HOURS TO ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EEFECT SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER %. 1895.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
fN0t:o'f: and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Tho u"w uuI ro"cIrul iron palace
steamers. NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
lNGTpN auG NORFOLK will leave
daily "s follows
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Merchants GNInefS' TRANSPORTATION Go
DIRECT ROUTE

- -
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVNNNAIl
Evcrv MONDAY. WFpNFSpNY ana
FRIDAY at -. IN FOR BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TuESpAN. THURSDAY ana SAT
tltbAN at y. III.
FARES TO p&sTnN AND rRovI-
First class. inrludnle meals ANA sa-
loon s'htrfuum bcrth................ 900
second class. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH. soy
Every WEDNESDAY, and SArU RDAY
Far"-Eirst class including, meals
FAR. second class. Including meals + '
Triishanir I'reiph, sent Va rroviioncr'
!"r""i"'l hN early uain 1" Boston ana
at lie sam" rat" as 10y direct steamers to
rctisnablc Frcirhts. not received later
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-12-24

enough for the old coach. At
the right is perpendicular wall
of a black formation while on the
left they drop to the little creek
running through the canyon is
SO sudden and precipitous that
few men, though possessed of a
strong nerve would banker after
Mart Houston's position as driv-
er.
We spin along over hills,
gorges, valleys, and plains,
across the Hell Gate Reef"
where, from the grade that has
been slowly drilled from solid
rock, one can look down at the
stream many hundred feet below.
Towering above us now are
the Copper peaks, surrounded
by a transparent veil of mist, and
with snow-capped SUBMITS cloth
ed in gauzy clouds. A moment
more and we dash down q long
steep grade, the heavy wheels
of the coach upturning protud-
ing stones that thunder down the
mountain side and disturbs the
tranquil beauty of the stream
below.
We round sharp point in the
road and see for the first time, in
all its mountain fastness, Cliff.
Towering majestically on either
side of the two rows of "shacks'
constituting the camp of Cliff, ARE
the sharp and rugged peaks o.
the many colored buttes stand
ing like mute sentinels guarding
a cherished treasure. So com
pletely surrounded and shut il
is Cliff that, exit seems almos
impossible and it is only effected
by following for several hundred
yards the dark, deep canyon
through which the road finds i'll
way, and here are "Lost River
Cliff Dwellers. ---AMARKER.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-12-24
Ex-C Congressman Jerry Simp

EA-OonSreSSLndn Jerry Olnp-
son was asked
what do you think of PETERS
plans of repudiating bonds ?"
Mr.. Simpson replied 1.-THE
legality of the recent bonds was
questioned by many congress
men, but am not lawyer and
] do not feel like discussing a
legal question. PETER knows
what he is about and I have no
desire or inclination to criticise
his course"
"Will there be more bonds is
sued in your opinion p
II think there is no doubt of
it. Money accumulates in the
money centers, and to obtain in
terest on idle funds the holders
raid the sub-treasury for gold to
compel the government to buy it
back with bonds"
what is your remedy ?"
LET the government pay out
silver to these spectators and
in ten days you would see two
things. First, the speculation
in gold would cease, and second
lily, silver would advance in value
while gold would depreciate.
Using its option to pay in gold
or silver, as France does, ii
would be a recognition of silver
which would in part, if not in
full, remonetize it. This would
restore it's crown and take from
gold it's present monopoly. The
law of supply and demand would
then work out the parity OF val
ne so much discussed and real
paciiy would take the place OF
the pretense so honestly put
forth. The way TO remonetize
is by making it do the same wo4l
it has done for ages-namely, pay
bonds and other obligations with
it's natural ally, gold. Treat
them alike and they will be warm
friends and very close allies.
Discriminate against either and
they become enemies and one
triumphs over the downfall OF
the other"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-12-24

President Cleveland has the
support of every true American
citizen in his bold front on the
Venezuelan question with Eng
land. We are always glad to
give the devil credit if he per-
formsSa loyal act. Mr.. Cleveland
has been in power for nearly
eight years, and this only true
American spirit that he has ex-
hibited during that time.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-12-24

the heads of all the families of
the republic. l tell you, it does
a man good to have a home. You
are in partnership with nature
when you plant hill of beans.
When you set out a tree you
have new interest in the world.
When you own a little tract of
land you feel like you and Jeh-
ovah were partners. All these
things dignity human nature"