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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

each Of the roads at the consolidation
was insolvent that the companies are
not paying proper operating expenses;
that the property Of the Savannah street
railroad is not receiving the same atten-
ton as that Of the Electric railway;
that the property under mortgage TO Sc
cure the bonds is insufficient to pay off the
bonds and is daily becoming less valua-
BILE; that the stockholders of the two
roads are interested in real estate which
is enhanced in value by the two roads
ana which will compensate them for any
losses by the insolvency OF the properties
that the consolidation of the two compa-
MES was contrary to the constitution of
the state.
Mr.. Perear requests that the consolida-
ton be declared null and void that the two
companies be declared separate and dis
tinct and the former status restored; that
if this is a physical impossibilty the Elec-
trio railway be made to account for all Of
the property of the Savannah street rail-
road since it came into it's possession, to-
gether with a reasonable rental for the
use thereof, and also the amount of any
deterioration and that the whole amount
be decreed a prior lien against the prop
erty and franchises of the Electric Rail-
way Company and so on, with much legal
phraseology to the extent that the petit
toner may be protected in the holdings of
the Savannah street railroad bonds.
A Morning News reporter saw Capt.
Johnston, president of the City and Su-
burban railway, and asked him what he
knew about the receivership Of his rival,
the Electric railway.
Nothing" he replied 1.-THE news of
the receievership was as much a surprise
to me just at this time. as 1t was to any
body. 1 knew that a reorganization plan
was on foot and had not heard that it
had failed. What I knew of the Electric
railways affairs had prepared me to look
| for something like what has happened, at
! some time in the future, although
thought they would hold out little
longer than they did"
Your company, then. had nothing to do
with these proceedings?'
Nothing whatever. We knew nothing
about it until it appeared in the papers. d"
what are you going to do about fares p"
Nothing at all We did not bring about
the present condition of things We were
established and running our road, when
| the Electric company's system came and
laid down four parallel lines, only 300 feet
| from four of ours, and commenced a rate
war. They were the first to cut down
fares and we followed. In everything that
we have done in this rate war we have
simply been fighting back. We have been
resisting attacks all the time. AS we did
not bring about the present condition of
things we see no cause at present to make
any change"
| What do you think of the receiver, Mr..
Young?"
"Well, don't know that it is any of my
| business, but do not hesitate to say that
| l think the selection an excellent one.
He is a man of ability and there can be no
/ objection to him from any quarter"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
SAID HE'D BE CHIEF OF POLICE.
How Clairvoyant Moore Told Post
master Haines' Fortune. @


master Haines' Fortune. @
An interesting story about Postmaster
Haines and DIR. Frank Moore, or whatever
his name is, the clairvoyant. is going the
rounds. While he was showing the post
master what he could do in the way of
sleight of hand. or whatever it may be
called. Mr. Hanes it is said, asked him If
he would retain his office with the next
administration. Moore, after going
through his usual notions told him no,
but he would receive a more lucrative one.
When asked what that was Moore told the
postmaster that he would be made chief
of police.
When Moore was taken from Savannah
in charge of Inspector Nickery, the
charges preferred against him here of
fraudulent use of the mails were with
drawn. and his 1880 in 500 bills was re-
turned to him.
A story is told by some of those who
knew Moore pretty well while he was
here, to the effect that he wore a plaster
leg. which was hollow, and in which he
kept a large roll of money with some
diamonds and valuables. Some say the
amount he carried with him in this way
was about $l0,000 but of this there is no
conclusive evidence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
TO RATIFY THE TICKET.
The Men Who Will Run With DR.. Du
can to Be Announced Eridnv Nirh+

The Men Who Will Run With DR.. Dun
can to Be Announced Friday Night.
A mass meeting of the friends of DR..
William Duncan will be held at the the
alter Friday night to receive the report
of the committe OF twenty-five appointed
I'm accordance with the resolution adopted
at the meeting Of Nov. %. at which DR..
Duncan was placed in nomination for
mayor. to select a ticket for the board
of aldermen to run with Dr. Duncan.
The committee is ready to report, the
ticket having been made, and call for
the meeting appears in to-day's Morn
ing News from the chairman of the pre-
vious meeting, Col w. w. Gordon.
The ticket will not be announced until
the night of the meeting. as all the mem
bers of the committee have bound them
selves to secrecy on this point. None
of the committee will give out any in
formation This much is known, and that
is that Of the twelve names published
as being on the Duncan ticket in the
Morning News of the day before yester-
day at least eight had been selected to
run on the ticket at that time. Whether
any of the others mentioned have been
selected since is not known. A meet
ing Of the committee was held at DR..
Duncans house Monday night.
A close friend of DR.. Duncan informed
a Morning News reporter yesterday that
the ticket was completed at the meeting,
with the exception of one name. An
other meeting of the committe was held
yesterday afternoon, and the twelfth
name was agreed upon.
There will be several names on the
ticket" said the Morning News inform
amt which have not been mentioned
in this connection at all, and the ticket
will be much stronger than any of the
tickets which have been published as
the Duncan ticket. 1t will be a strong
ticket
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
THE CENTRAL NOT AFTER IT.
No Move by Receiver Conner to Get the
Macon and Northern.

There seems to be some mistake about
the report that the Central railroad wants
to secure the Macon and Northern, be-
tween Macon and Athens, Ga. The re-
ports are to the effect that the Seaboard
Air Line and the Central have both made
bids for the property but when asked
about the matter yesterday, Receiver
Conner said it must be a mistake, as there
had been no move on the part of the Cen
trail to secure it. The bonds of the road
will necessarily be included in the Cen
trails plan of reorganization, as they
have been Endorsed by the Central
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
Grand Ball To-nirht.

dies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers will take place to-
night at Odd Fellows hall. Great prepara-
lions have been made for this evening and
it is expected that this ball will far exceed
any of those given under the same auspices
in past years. An elaborate supper will be
served and Rosenfeld's orchestra has been
engaged. Tickets admitting gentleman
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
LOST HIS RIGHT HAND.
The Result of Jumping on a Moving
Engine.

A colored boy named CLANCY, employed
at the Savannah, Florida and Western
railway round house, lost his right hand
yesterday through carelessness. He was
coming from dinner and attempted to
board pusher No. 81 at Gwinnett street.
Instead of catching on behind he at
tempted to jump up in front of the engine.
He did not quite make it. His foot struck
against some projecting portion of the en-
CINE and he fell his head striking against
the bumpers. He threw out his hands in
the effort to push himself away from the
engine. One hand was caught under the
wheels and taken off at the wrist. The
wounded man was attended by DR.. Will
Ham Duncan
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
THE GEORGIA MEDIoAL SOCIETY
The Election of Officers for the oomins
Year

The ELECTION Of Officers Tor the Coming
Year.
The annual election Of officers Of the
Georgia Medical Society was held last
nisht at the residence of DR.. NJ. l. Boyd
on Liberty street. There was a large at
tendance Of the members and a pleasant
evening was spent. The officers elected
are:
President-Dr NJ. /. Boyd.
Vice President-Dr. w. ". Owens.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. NJ. z.
Dunn.
Recording Secretary-Dr. J. G. FARRELL.
Treasurer-Dr. S. J. Lanier.
Librarian-Dr. T. J. Charlton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
TO BUILD A MoNUMENr
To the Memory of Tariff Prices, Which
are Dead and Gone

Jaeger's Sanitary started in mourning
before the tariff was taken off. A margin
of 25 per cent. dropped dead from the
prices just before the holidays Now
all the underwear in our shop is in deep
mourning over our Black Friday sale.
and a monument is being built to free
wool We are helping to build that mon
ument. Fine gray wooden underwear.
which sold at 70 cents per garment,
has gone in mourning for SO cents. al
Appel & Schaurs Black Friday sale.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
a Child Eninva

The pleasant favor gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs when
in need of a laxative and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use so that
il is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle on
hand -a1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
HOW EASY IT IS NOW.
Seeing is Believing, and Those That See
Will Be Satisfied.

You may not catch the great meaning
of our Black Friday sale by reading
an advertisement, but a minutes view
of the many mourners which are carry
ing the marks Of severe cuts will con-
vince you that our suits of clothes
though disfgured in price, are not old
shopworn goods, but the brightest of
this seasons styles and make. If Won
need anything to wear you'll do well
to see US to-day. Appel & Schaul-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
The Commissioners Programme

The county commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting this after
noon. 1t is understood, as has been
stated in the Morning News, that Mr.. J.
W. Mcintyre will be elected clerk OF the
board. The commissioners will also
swear in the ten or a dozen constables
who were elected in the different districts
last Saturday. Outside of these matters,
there is little but routine business to
come before the board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
Ladies whilst shopninp.

Ladies. whilst out shopping, call on
B. H. Levy & Bro. Special sale of boys
flannel shirt waists and natural WOODEN
underwear for ladies' and children: thew
are going at half price. B. H. Levy
& Broad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

Probabilities for Wednesday: Rain. ~,
ably heavy, attended by thunderst,-N'
during tonight or Wednesday mos -
followed by clearing in the afternro,- 9
night; decidedly colder; high norts--. u
10 north winds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
For Over Fifty Yanrr

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. II soo,L1-
the child, softens the gums. ALIAS go
pam cures wind colo, and is the hest
remedy Tor diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

Thousands of cases of rheumatism have
been cured by Hoods sarsaparilla. This is
abundant reason for belief that it will
cure you.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
Draned in Mnnrninr-

The prices on a large lot of business
suits which recently sold at $40 TO $3.50
are now at the dead low figure of $40
at our great Black Friday sale. Appel &
Schaul.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

77IIHOst as much body as ale in the 81
Louis A. B. c. Bohemian Bottled Baor
ore"ed by the American Brewing Com
Pany. 1t will make you strong. Smith
Bros, wholesale dealers.-ad. '7''i''n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

Flannel shirt waist, special sale. so
cents, at B. H. Levy & Bro's.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

VIII be sold at sacrifice, ranging from
so cents up. B. H. Levy & Broad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
Every Day Something New

At B. Il. Levy & Bro's.-ad. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
Among our cotton Men,


Clear weather in the cotton belt
yesterday.
Liverpool future market declined
l 9th. closing dull.
United States ports received %,
Z3l bales cotton against %, 6lS bales
last year, aud 1864 bales in 1889. 4,
Ne" York future market declined
l point. closing dull. March 5.5S to
3 %. May 5.61 to 8. 6S, August $50
to 5.Sl. Sales l7,400.
New Orleans receipts for to. day
are estimated at from 1900 to l6,-
oOO bales. against 9.O29 bales last
year.
Receipts at the FIVE leading int.
rior towns yesterday were S.3l7
bales against o. 65S bales last year.
against 2. lO7 bales last year.
Charleston advanced TO-, Sayan.
nah advanced | l6c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
NJ, DAILY. B-Breatra,.. D-Dlnner. sup

DAILY. B-Breakfas,. D-Dinner. s-srn-
=, No Al connects at Weldon with A. C. Linn
ieopcrs Per smouth To AtluptI Ga
ma, HionuaFs WEDNESDAYS and Eridays CON
Ion az ttanklin with steamer Ollve for Eden-
Rsi.ihh" landings on tho river. Connrc,r at
e an *" WIN Southern Raj way for AsbeyiIlo. N.
n y "u Nil Intermediate points on Tho W. n c.
No .tO3 and Al. vestibule Limited Train, No
ezra ItIa 'ate Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman >lccpcr
portsmouth TO Monroe n e. CONNECTS iii
iect!y Al Atlanta with w and A. X. Il. for
"Ntiahoora, Nashville and all point. West
- meets with A. ard W. r. r. r. for Mobile
west. r "'u-
No.A. Flying Scctchman. makes nil s,ons
between Portsmouth ami Boy kins and Lewis
ION. connecting at Pendlct III for Murr ,sboro
Nc.
ARRIVE.
mo. 4o2. Atlanta ~u"cial 7:30 a NJ
mo. IS. Mail ami Express 5:5Up H.
80. %. flvtrg : otCnuan. t:Jta IN,
For tickets and baggage checks to all points
eouth and southwest, sleeping car re,eryation
and general information, call IN or address
j. W. BROWN, Jr,
sssea ns Hnu Aiekol Agent. ~ Main utreet.
W. V. II. WILLIAMS
I'll High st-r", o tsr'o IN Va
JOHN II, WINDER,
General Manager.
T. ]. A y DERSON
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13

ton to Iiverpo to VIM Lamb & Co.
Coale aud sailed
british steamship Beechdene, Harri-
son, Tampa TO Hei ingborg. to VIM
Lamb Il Co. Coaled and sailed.
British steamship Myrtledene, Clark
Galveston to Liverpool, to VIM Lsmb il
Co. Coaled and sailed
MEMORANDA.
CAPE HENRY, Va. January LIP H.
Clear. Southeast wind IL miles. Light
sea.
CLEARED.
Britfsh steamship L7nghsm, Stephen
son Liver oil by Barber & Co. with
1850 bales cotton and $40 pieces oak
plank.
schooner Rel Wing, Johnson, New
York. w.tn cargo.
5 hooner Augusta Palmer, Boston,
with coal
Schooner Jeremiah Smith, Parsons,
Pro- idence, with lumber.
s hooner Henry Finch, Jones, New
YorA, wan lumuer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
GrOt.erIen.

OoGss-Steaiy aud firm: Rio, com.
mon. l7ai-c.; Fair. 19Al3o.: Good,
2ia2i,c: Choice, 20s25o, LaRuayra.
25c.: Java. 3ua3!c.
S"nDs mi Hoassss-Steaiy, Syruus.
bright, sake; Fair Grades. fa20o: Porto
Rico, loatSc.
-Ne,o Dream Hoiassas-Quiet; Fair, 40
Zoe; Cool, }6ai0c.: Choice. iTo.
Ffour-Markss gu ct An steady; Re i
Iatent Family. $500; Fancy Family:
sioOa+.o0. Choice Family. 1915 Good.
ramiiy, $3.OjA3.25: Extra, S25Oa3. 90;
super. "a. hUA2.1U.
h'as-Stea'iy: i'olted G7c. a bushel:
Water eronni. lie. a ousbel.
SiA-Firm: Liverpool Fine, 81. lOal. AS:
q. A.. GJa75c.
Ri1-- Nlillsi, 5sfo.; rioe, in rough.
6laG5c' per bushel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr, 1896
Leave Companv's wharf, Portsmouth, daily,
9a. III. ''
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk,
daily, s:20 a. III.
Leave Wesl Norfolk daily. ei5 n M
For Danvills and all intermediate stations ar
irving at Dsnvilie at 5:25 p. H.
Leave Portsmouth. daily Except Sunday
Leave Norfolk. $50 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:I5 D. IN
For LawrenceVille and intermediate points.
arriving Dswrenceville nj y p III
lie We Lawrencevi!lc daily Except Sunday
ate M ar wing NJ Danvillr alto Il. M.
Connections made at Danville and Jediress
Junction Tor all points In the SOU nern Rail-
Wy system; az benni,ton junction Tor Dur
nam south Roston and all points on the Dur
ham Division oil the n. and W. x. r.
uiim"r Slcepers between Danville. Ashe-
oClie. Atlanta, Augusta. Memphi, aud New
Tiesets on sale and baggage checked ct
Wakes Agency. Brandt's 1ickeI Agency, 20 :
ranv Agency Al wharf Norfolk, W. v. Il.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth,.
". II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !! 4:
Ri Ess .IsI &C

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SOY. is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s:aO IA m.- Ene CuiCaxu rxpr.uu-
For fcI1rsourg, ktcn.
EIiond and Warrington,
ninO sOr t.ynchhurg,
EkOnnoKc &c n Il ora sst Ia a,
fieid. POcnhoi ian. X en- :
ovN, GOiumDus and
Chicago. Sleeper iaonu.
oNe 40 columbus with
OUT change. Aiso Tor
k'niRsNI. atristoi, Knox.
viiie. ChatauOog and
lnisrInedi late poinIn-
pullman >i"eD"r. cad
T0rd 60 Chattanooga.
1000 m-ror t'etersUnrg, Eadiurd Pu-
IN III Bristol; also or Bluadeld,
anu PocanOnt4s; also for ROCKY
Mount ana all stations on VIM
tion-Saicm Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper NnrIoll TO Roam
oke Come Is at Roanoke at
.:lO IN with Washinrton and
Cha't"nopgs, Limited for All
Poihls South and West Pull
man efptrh RoanOEeto N .tn-
pms ,.s ana New Orleans. Dining
Il h-SofIoie oa'ly, s:2o NJ ll:23 IN
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(VEsTiBULR LIMirEDl
Leave Norfolk 4:35 p LII. ar
1--WE Riehmond 200 III con-
necIing Tor Washington, BATH
more, Phiiadel hia anu New
YORK. returning, cave Rich
monrt 500 IN srtlys Norfolk
1l:25 m. stops only at >un,lk
"aycr and Petersburg second
c'ass tickets not accented lor
Gnssa-e on these ttaius
Other iaily rain lave Nor
IoIs 10 IN. arrive AT Rich
Honu llD5 M Ruiurnino
leave Richmond 5lO p M ar
nve at Norfolk $40 q IA.
aui lurinci iniortnstiOn aS 10 tickets, rates,
aREaRe. cnecks, etc, cail on o. address I. W
prpeohAH Ei Diririct Pas cnrer Agent: II
90 Ticket Agent; &C Main street. corner
o. o. nrsnby, or [lNCH, Agent. DEF pot Nor
ioik and Western railroad.
w. .BEVILI.
General Pa .sHeer Agent
General or &c. Roanoke. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
Nortoik Sotton NfiLEncts
OFFICE OF TIE VIReISIAN.

NoNFoIK, Va. January Y. 1886. !
Norfolk and Western hailroad-For
Norfolk. l52 bales other points SO
bales total. 23o bales.
Norfolk and Southern Ralroad-For
Norfolk. Isl bales: other points. -
bales; total 1S1 bales
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For
Nortol 22O ales;.other points. = bales;
total. 220 bales
Seaboard AIRLINE Railroad-For Nor
folk. l4i bales; other points. - bales;
total. ll6 bales
Atlantic and DanvilIe Rsilroad-For
Norfolk. 252 bales, other points, -
bales: total, 252 bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13

for ali points South. win a Z, H. train rs
NO. l1S Daily, except Sunday. make, c,o,o
T in,,', NJ Hobgo for Washington N g p.
rr, Car H. -; iym"uth. y. C. and all Fast
a; ~ l., train 80 for all points South. WI"
Al.o NJ Io.St i've AZ Norfolk 5:45 p. m. Daily.
III" RsS y. ,o1 cb a. w. a." Daily except sunday
tnt also Ut office of Pa,so1c.r ans T Mnar,
Agent. y6 Main street ana lieEet
for l,es.'s to all points South, sleeping CIR
resc,yaton and general Information. cah an
OF euoress j. A. NEUGEBhl Err. 'A
Passenger and Ticket AGENT
JAMES +. MAUPIN.
General Forwarding Agent.
L. NJ. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SERPELL. nseA'
General Manager, Norfolk,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
Es<iIiiorn .isarISnIA.

bAtfihouE. January li.-Florr closed
,n WESTERN supornno. ei.gUnZ.lo.
Mestern extra, 8! 2Ja2.5 o 10. fam.
t3.0UaS.25; sprlus do. 500. ~ i,e
etraiSAt, SS.2oaj.45. Wheat clos.i
trm; no ,, red, b0ia60:c: steamer No
REQ D "o'.c; southern wheat by
fample, oih'zc, do unsladed, D, u6l -,
CORN closed fran mixed. 4s!nIo5o.
e'eNher mixed. Al &c bid southern whits
eorh' 'S Il ; 90 yellow, 4>aa4gc. ust.
closed nrm. No Z white Western AZ
tsAen; No mixed Western. soc asked
tfuNisions close stendy; mess uork
sio'oo; bulk shoulders. &C: snort
fio sides. &c; clear sides. 7.c: sucnr
cured shoulders SC. hams. small iio
urge iO-c; I.ard-Reiined SIC Cofie-'
Gjrm'; NO No 4 l6!c. Sugar, quiet; granu-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
Kew YORK naritcts.

Nav fouH. January l2-riour. firm
ana quieti winter wheat. low grades
e;.oohz'6J, fair tn fancy. s25la2. W.. DO
patents. S3.!0s3..0; Minnesota closr,
eE,1oa2' ~; patents. 81. 0aS9j: low
eA'ras, S3.o5a2G0. southern hour. an Ell
a . "trady' common to fair extra, Salon
%! good to choice. 90, 81. iUaY. 20
neat closet quiet anu tirmer with Oh.
Iiohs' No. rod. store and elevator d e.
enoat, tS3c. Corn closed d III All stead ~:
70, 5Ata 2 C. elevator; 81. about. Oats
sioSou quiet ana steady. No 2, 3i!a34 ..
NO o. white. $50; mIxei Western, 35a
e"o!c Wh.te 10. 80 %. cut monts close
Suiet, picked bellies. 6ao c. shouidors
ssh'Ic hauis Sao.u, mudes. uon,,,,.I
t;ard closed quiet an steadier. Western
s n crossed 10 asked city. 6.62 a6. 90
Eork closed dull aud STEADY: oil mess
~. IoHl5 -; extra prlml. nominal.
coffee -Rio, steady ami dull 80
:, 10 c., Sugar-ltaw. dull and steady
,air refining. &c centrlfugals, 3lc; re-.
s, au%, Irh.t ana sie"ty. oil A. S,a3:c;
""n"hru =, iS-lGatc, cut loaf, 4 7-i6a
So cruabed. 7-ldaltc: eranuis,ea
io-i0a4ic; cubes, l-l6a4ic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExpREas
EACH WAY.
eCHEDDLE IN EFFECT NOV. 1881
LEAVE NORFOLK

THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExpREas
EACH WAY.
eCHEDDLE IN EFFECT NOV 1884
LEAVE NORFOLK,
':o q. m. dsiiJ, except ouuuay -,Portsmou,s
High street, 7S0 q. MI Arrive an
fhhauelphia 5: z p. m; New York at
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 p IN. daily, tPor,smouth. High strest. SIS,
a1il's AZ Philatelphfa $40 a. NJ;
,ARKlvh At NORFOLK
s:eo n "a. aMly tPorlsmouth. High street, 9io)
leaving New York D. NJ: Philadel.
PAX Akk si'if p az NORFOLK.
&05 p. m. daily except SUNDAY = (Portsmouth,
aigh street, Bis p M, leaving New
York at n. m; Philadelphia 1910 a.
Close connection maue 1itn nil rail and
sound limo, TO and from Boston
tween JERSEY City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and PAror Cars on
day trains between Philadelphia aud Cape
1sSThrough ticket. ,old and baggage chock.
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotei,
RIB. COOKE. esnr Agent
EoE PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS
CLAREMONT SCOTLAND AND fAMEs
RIVER LAND.NGS.-Stea @ s. A. MCCALL,
le.res \. y. +. & \. r. n. d ok ate a. 10. every
MON nAf, WEDNESDAY a,d FRIDAY for
ab've points, reaching Petersburg ado t 5 H. m.
Cenn.cls with A. d. Il. X. at cotland with
& :. & ). K r.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and sI25; round
trip, go.
Meals served ON steamer for soc.
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received daily for above points.
The MoCa can 30 chartered for excursion
parpeses any Tuesday or thursday night AZ
very low EAtaA RI O0KE,
General Agent
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Grain.

Psas-- Dull: bIacs eye peas. STEADY,
S2.60a2.25 per bag
Or" Market. steady; Western white,
o-c mixed. 4Je; Sodth RI white. 45ai6c.
OH'-Firm; Nike 3 aiJe
Ia ftsL- Market steA ~, Bsan sI7 GOALS:
shipstun, or Mil filings. elS.UUaiJ.00:
Aesi. whits boltei. per so lbs. b3a.
Honiny. &c
HW-No. Timothy. el3.75al4.oo No.
,, ST.. 50al3.00.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13
DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND

Is DALTIMoRE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY Juno 25th,
1894, the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line hart every MONDAY and Thurs
day at ; q m for Baltimore, anu Leave
Baltimore Pier No. 81 Light street wharf.
every tuesday and Saturday &C s % m.
FREIGHT received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone " Agent