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THEY HOLD UP STREET CARS NOW.
An Electric Car Conductor Robbed
Last Night.
Two Masked Men Board a Car at Twen-
tieth and j streets-A Passen-
ger Also Robbed.

The train-robbinR fraternity have not
had very good luck of late in their at
tempts to rob passenger trains, so they
have changed their tactics and taken to
holding up street cars.
Two of them showed considerable
shrewdness last night by boarding car
at Twentieth and ] streets at Ills CLOCK,
when they knew the conductor would
have pocketful of money after q good
nights business. They got something
over $40 from Conductor Charles Catlett
and then robbed his only passenger of 81.
Conductor Catlett was making his last
trip for the night, and on his return from
the depot two men jumped on the car at
the point mentioned, presented revolvers
at his head, and pulling down masks
over their faces, demanded his money.
Seeing it was useless to resist, the con-
ductor turned over his cash, amounting
to upward of $40.
The robbers then proceeded to hold up
passenger who was on the car, getting
81 from him.
They ordered the conductor to keep on
to Twenty-third street, and jumped oil
the car as soon as they arrived there and
disappeared in the direction of the north
levee.
Catlett says he is not sure he would
recognize them if he saw them again, but
describes one as being tall man and the
other short one, and says they both
looked like men who drank a great deal.
Word was telephoned to the police
station, and the patrol wagon went out
with several officers, but they were un-
able to find any trace of the robbers.
The men were not masked when they
got aboard the car, but drew down their
face-coverings just as they covered the
conductor with their pistols.
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renders paper money and metal money
liable to taxation by States, counties and
cities.
Frank Miller of the d. @. Mills Ma
tional Bank of this city was asked yes
terday il the national banks refused to
pay State taxes, and he replied: "The
national banks in California have never
opposed any taxation which is consistent
with the Federal laws"
1t would seem TO be therefore the sim
pie question, Has the Legislature de
termiued and directed the manner and
place of taxing the shares of national
banking associations located within the
State ?" If it has not. OR if it has, that
settles the question.
The record-union., 1895-04-22
LAY DOWN ON THE TRACK.
A Drunken Man Saved From a Terrible
Death Last Night.

A Drunken Man Saved From Terrible
Death Last Night.
AS number of men were sitting on
the sidewalk last night at the corner of
Front and streets they saw a drunken
man stagger along the platform of the
freight shed opposite and disappear into
the railroad yard. Fearful that he would
be run over by the switch engine, two Of
them started across the street to
find him. and about the same time
Officer Fisher started from the police
station on the same errand. The
first TWO found him lying down on the
track where in a few minutes more the
engine would have passed over him, and
Fisher took him to the station, where he
gave his name as Herman Schultze, and
was locked up.
1t is singular how fond drunkards are
OF going among the tracks to lie down.
Officer Greene saved one on Saturday
night from a similar fate, and on Friday
night he found a woman in the same
situation. The police are very watchful
OF drunken people who go into the yard,
and they have deprived the newspaper
reporters of many a ghastly item by
their vigilance.
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Robbed ofuis yyatcb

A man named William Johnson yes
terday informed the police that he was
relieved OF q silver watch and 81 at the
New William Tell House. by couple OF
men. He went to sleep in a chair, and
when he awoke his watch was gone. Of
ficer Bagley arrested man named Thos.
Mills, who was the last one seen in COM
paDy with Johnson, and locked Kim up
on suspicion.
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TO-NIGHT'S LECTURE.

The Talented Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
Stetson in sacramento.
At the Congregational Church this
evening Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson
will appear under the auspices of the
Sacramento Lecture Association.
Mrs. Stetson is acknowledged to be the
platform speaker among the women of
America, and she comes rightly by her
talents. She is niece OF Edward Everett
Hale and of Henry Ward Beecher, and is
a woman OF culture and wide knowledge.
Not to hear Mrs. StetsOn will be a mis-
take that no one should make, for such
an opportunity may not soon again pre-
sent itself
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4 similar Man Myself.

have Travelled much upon this earth, and
many sights I've seen;
There is not u corner in it where, at some
time, I've not been;
tame,
For everything is old to me, I'm up to every
game.
SO ! smile q soulful smile,
My informant to beguile,
When he tells about that mine of buried pelf;
And never say "Oh, fie -
But / tell him with sigh
That Pm something of a liar, too, myself.
-rrnth
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He May Use the Trnck.

A man named Wilson Yorke tele-
graphed from Red Bluff to Superintend-
ent j. B. Wright yesterday, saying that
he was making a tour OF the world on foot
and wanted permission to walk on the
railroad track TO this city aud would hold
the railroad company blameless in case
of accident The permission was granted.
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Fendner and Webb divided first, Stell-
ing took second and Tanning third.
Next came a twenty-bird match, 81 50

COons won 1rst, " eDb second, Zent-
graft third, and Tanning, Fitzgerald and
Greeley divided third.
Fendner, Webb, Tanning and Witten-
brock divided first money, and in the
shoot-oh Fendner won with five straighl.
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PIGEON SHnnTING
ELUERoCK sHooTING.

The tournament held by the Sacra-
mentolBInerOck CIub was we'll patronized
throughout the day and bushels OF discs
were pulyeriZed. Among the partici-
pants were J. II. burst of Wheatland and
George Ientgraf of Ell Corado County;
also Messrs. Fender OF Dixon. StelIiug of
Davisville, Tanning and Webb of San
Francisco, and Coons of Placer.
The first match was at twenty-five
bluerocks, 81 80 entrance. The first prize
was gun case. Scores:
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An Orange Train.

A train of sixty carloads of oranges
went East yesterday. They came from
the southern counties. In this part of the
State the orange trees are now forming
their young fruit for next falrs crop.
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an Insolvent Debtor.

r. L. Heninger, railway conductor,
has been declared an insol7ent dobtor by
Superior Judge Catlin. His liabilities
are Sl,447 so; assets, $l70 30. on which
there is an incum brance OF so 30.
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EVERYTHING LOVELY.

The Brighton Assault Case Ends in n
Love Feast.
II. E. Etzler, who was charged with
having attempted a criminal assault on a
young girl named Dora Hugle, in
the vicinity of Brighton on the 10Th inst,
had his preliminary examination in the
Justices Court at Perkins Saturday after
noon.
There was an amicable settlement by
the parties all around, and EtZler was dis
charged
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ADJUSTMENTS

AT the Clunie Opera-house this evening
Stewards comic players will produce u
new version of Peck Bad Boy" It
will have the novel feature of two bad
boys, personated by Misses Throop aud
Ashley. A new thing also will be the in
PRODUCTION or the De Mont Family, some
thing in the shadow pantomine line,
but yet different from the old style. All
the songs and dances will be new, and
all the speciality people viii appear in
their strongest acts. Miss Nolan Will
also nightly appear in her pose as the
California Venus. The comedy will run
all the week, excepting tomorrow,
Tuesday, night, when "a Strange Fam
lily" will be erepeated, and between acts two
and three patriotic sketch and tableau,
The Blue aud the Gray" will be intro
duced. tuesday evening no tickets Will
be sold, the committees entertaining the
Grand Army veterans Eaving taken the
entire seating capacity Of the house for
their guests. 1t Will, therefore, be use
less for any others to attempt to enter. as
the box olfice will be closed and the
doors too against ali except the Grand
Army men and the wives, daughters and
sWeethearts accompanying them.
The box-olfice of the Metropolitan
Theater will open this morning for sale of
seats for the Whitney Opera Company
engagement in The Bathing Girl" to-
morrow night. The prices are low. The
company does not leave for Portland
until Wednesday, SO that full perform
ance OF the opera IS guaranteed. The
piece Inusically is said not TO be equal to
The Fencing Master" but the Huretto
is admitted TO be more humorous and
crisp. The opera came in for rough
handling by the San Francisco critics,
who admit that it is funny, very funny"
but very amateurish also, and a good
deal like farce-comedy with much of
high-klcking and general tomboy play.
Nevertheless. it drew well.
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Quite a Dlmerent Matter.

Miss Blanc (contem ptuously)- That's
nice looking watch; did you have 10 buy
a suit of clothes to get that?
John Ware (reilectively)-No; on the
contrary, l had to sell one.-Haryard
IamDOOn,
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gasTHE GOOD THAT ONIONS DO.
They Purify the Blood, and are Useful
loI. Cronn and Enrache.

One of the healthiest vegetables, if not
the healthiest, grown is the onion: vet.
strange to say, but few people use it as
liberally as they should. Boiled onions
used frequently in family of children
will ward off many OF the diseases 10
which the little onos are subject. The
principal objection to the promiscuous
use of this vegetable is that the odor
eShaled after eating is so offensive,
cup of strong coffee taken immediately
after eating is claimed to be excellent in
The record-union., 1895-04-22
a Question.

I've puzzled and puzzled since Christmas
time,
And now I must ask it of you:
If Santa Claus stomach is so big around
dow does he get through
That little round 1iue?
II you can explain it, pray do.
Harper Young People.
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EVERYBODY,S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECORD-UEION will
publish short letters from CORES pondents on
topics of interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstOod to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not for
publication unless so desired, but as a guaran-
Tee of good filth Ems
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burst and Webb divided first, and
Webb got the gun case on the shoot-otf.
Tanning second, Ruhstaller aud Thomas
divided third, Zentgraf fourth, COons
fifth.
The next was twenty y-five- bird match,
s. entrance, class shooting, and the
scores we're.
The record-union., 1895-04-22

Uruguay was named from the rive,
which flows through it.
The record-union., 1895-04-22

Canada is an Indian word meaninO
collection of huts."
The record-union., 1895-04-22
SPORT At THE TRAP AND TARGET
Sacramento Rihemen Defeat Those of
Woodland.
Live Bird and Bluerock Shooting Yes
terday-Fred Gotobed Was
Wide Awake.

Captain Harry I. Seymour took Com
pauy f over to Davisville yesterday,
where team shoot between fifteen of his
pany f Of Woodland took place.
The Sacramentans ran up a score of 563
10 SIS for the Woodland marksmen.
Davisville's citizens turned out and
gave the visitors a hearty reception.
They were met at the depot by large
delegation, headed by q brass band, and
marched through the streets. Major
Cursor was the reviewing officer, and
Lieutenant a. j. Plant the Adjutant, put
the companies through dress parade.
There was also game between the
Davisville and VacavilIe baseball teams,
which the home club won by a score of
80 to 3.
A high wind prevailed while the shoot
ing was in progress or the scores would
have been higher. AS it was, the men
were well satisfied with the result. Com
pany E now claims the championship of
the Second Regiment, and would like to
hear from the champions of the Eighth
Reglment-the Oroville company-on the
proposition to have fifteen or thirty
men match.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
The Pelican Gun Club held its regular
live bird shoot at its grounds at the
American River yesterday. Fred Goto-
bed, the veteran sportsman Of the Rancho
del Paso, carried Oft the honors with Is
out OF 70 birds. The scores were:
Fred
GaDtaln Runstaller... r........OlllluIIl1l1lUlOIll-
II. I'efDer .- ............llOOllllO!0ll
l.. j. NlcolauS llllIOIlOJOl lO0Il-l4
> OI0lll1OulI-I4
r
r. a. NlcO.auS...... .IlIl0llOIOlllOJll0gD-
j. 3 1lUlIOlgO. OIIlOOlllU-I2
j. NJ MorrlSou... ..........O.O u. .O.UIlUOJUlllUlUD-11
X. 1000 lllUl0liO0l0l0-ll
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baltimore MARKETS..

AiTiNoNf' MAY 81 Flour closed quiet
extra. S3.25a3 10 do Family. .3,;a4..U: win
aer wheat patents. ?i.25a 80; spring do s 80
si.tU; 40 straight. s4.ltuI IS. Wheat weak;
20 = red. 5!al9 &c; June. 79 asked. steamer
30 !fcd, iGa36.c. Southern wheat bv sam.
PIE. SOaS2c: do ON grade. ISaSlc. Corn, weak:
90 - miNei, aoI.c: steamer miner, sec. bli
Southern white corn, 5sc; do yellow. 5.sc.
Slsts, stea Y; M white Western 81 IN
Csc; NO miAed Western. Stable. Provisions
closed steady .unchaugc.l; mess pork. sIi. 90,
Dulk shoulders. &c. short rib sides Tic: clenr
sides, &c; sugar cured shoulders 7ic: hams
smali, llic large I!c. Lard. rehned. Sc.
sohee dull: No I. lGal6.c. Sugar. Guiot;
Branulstod, $40.
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Now York NInrkc;s.

New IonK. May 3l.-Flour closed quot
anu steady; winter wheat low grades, s2.iUu
so; DO. fair 10 tancy :3.T5aL25; do. pa.
tent, S425ai.i5; Minnesota clear, 80 .5a
S6I; do patents, S3.l5a5 20. low extras,
e. I0a3.5o; city mills. SiiO: do patents.
t4oUai.iO. Southern hour. ,uiet and st ad7
common to iair extra. S2G5a3 ~: good 10
choice, do. S3 5Ou4.2j. Wheat uull ana lover.
rosing firm. No . rel, store AMI clcv,tor
eve shoat, So!. sole. umGrade,i red 1g,sJc: No
=. red, 3:c Corn closed more active and
cA'ier No.2 56, a5IAc eleyator;5 sa5s. All oat
snsraded mixed. so ,a5g.c: steamer mixed
ti;"5Stci No 2, 4sla49tc. Oats. dull an 4
Gesker; No .. 32.c: No white. 35c:
aniAed Western. 80 aisle; white do, 37aIlc. Cut
Meai9, dun nni weak: picked bellies 3 "a
DC; shoulders ba5!c; hams. s,,9.c; middles,
nominal' short clear. $50. Lard, easier;
Western steam. $500 city. S6.37t Pork,
onii and steady, mess 81 i.75al5 80. ext n
pr o, nominal. Coiiee--R!o, quiet ami
stcady; No Z, Ice. Sugar Raw. du!l IN |
ttoady' fair refining. 10 ice. Eefned dali
snd steady; of "A, 4iaiIc; standard A,
{ 7-l6aisc; cut loaf, ) l-iCu6ic. crushed. do
Granulatsd. 7-luai,c.
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Clear weather in the cotton belt yes.
terday.
U. ;. ports received 9,472 bales cot.
ton against 2.610 bales last year.
LIVERPOOL future market declined !
to : 64ths, closing quiet and steady.
New York future market declined 6
10 points. closing steady-August,7 II I
10 rs; October, 724 to 725. Sales,
l43, 100 bales.
New Orleans receipts for to day are
estimated at 1000 bales, against 1916
bales last year.
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A TLANrIc AND pANyILLE RAILWAY
sCHEDULEIN ErEECT JuLy lar

SClIEDULEIN EEEECT July Isr. 1894.
Leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily
$40 Il. III. 80
Leave We. Norfolk, daily, g:i5 a.. IN.
FOR pnnVIIle and MI intermediate stations, ar
irving At Danvie at 5.2j p. NJ
Leave Norfolk, 5:20p. M.
Leave West Norfolk &: IL n. IN
For iawrenceviile and intermediate points, ar.
riving Iawr' nceviile M = p. m.
Leave lSwrcnceyillc daily except Sunday al G
n M, arriving AT tanve at 10 4. III.
Connection made at l'anville and Jenress June
ton Tor all points IN the Southern Railway system
at l'cnnision Junction Tor Durham, south Boston
and all points on the Durham Division o: the y.
w. Il. X.
Pullman Sleepcrs between Danville, AsheyIre
Atlanta Augusta. Memphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at Wakes
Agency, t0mpany's Agency nj wharf. Norfolk
w. V. II. williams Agency, Portsmouth,:
w H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. o. HA1NES, Superintendent.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.B. Go.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ENPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY 5. 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7i5 q. M. daily, except Sumday-(Portsmonth
High street $50 a. MI Arrive at Phila
delphi" 5:52 T. M New York at 1888
LEAVE NORFOLK.
G:lo p. m daily. Portsmouth. High street s. =. }
Arrive Al Philadelphia $40 a, ni.) New
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
900 O. m. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street el0)
leaving New York p. M. Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
sos p. m. daily except unday-(Portsmoulb
High street, ol5 Z. M, leaving New
York AT n. n; Philadelphia, TO- 70 a. m
Close connection made with all rail and sound
lines 10 aud from Bo.on
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape Charles Pull
man Butf,t and Parior Cars on day trains bet ween
Philadelphia and Cape Charles
R1-Ihrough Tickets sold and baggage checked
tho steamers X. Is. COOKE,
al
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all points South
No. lOj Daily except Sunday, makes close con-
nection at hobgood for WaIhington,N. C, Kins-
ton, ~ G. Plymouth: ~. C. and alt Eastern Caro-
ma points; VI, o at Rocky Mount with A. c. l..
train ~ for all points south
Trains arrive at Norfolk Cos p. IN. daily. Also
al io2o a. M. daily. except Sunday.
Baggags checked at company's Norfolk wharf
and also at office of Passenger and Ticket Agent,
IS Main street
For tickets to al points South, sleeping car
reservation and general informationu, call on or
address J. a. NEUGEBAUER,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUPfN,
General Forwarding Agent.
r.. NJ. EMERSON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
G. II. SERtEL1, F'.11 n = \
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Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK. May Sl.-Co;ton futures
closed steady. Sales. l4s 100 bales. Mid
Cling gulf, ! $50; middlins uplanis.
: a-sc. June 2 o.: July, 7 IL August ! ~:
sertemDer. u: October. "a. November
20 December. 81; January, 80; febrn
Erv. 40; March, A..
LivEnPoot: May Sl.-I23O p. m.-Cottou.
remand limit 1t; iricts easier: American
inidGling, SD. Sales. 100 bulos: Amcri-
ssan'oGuo Misrepresentation and export. 500
ssaios; receipts i,OJD bales; American. 800
bales. Futures opened steady; denrnn
LlodeEstS
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Daily, exccp, SUNDAY. Other time D,,lv
no. h-lor W. Clinon Forge. Daily, Potts
me w 10 kicil ond. Except sunday. l;irhmond
:" mon fo'Se. Pullman Palace Tar Old 10 nj
10. Tor tin.'innati Daily Pullman Sleep,rs
''rhmond I! Tim innati and Go,donsvillo to 81
donsyillr " 49, " '''
90 No. S-For Gre nna'i Daily. Pullman Sleepers
Old Point Ia Hinton ant t;ur,ionsyiiie 10 t,Inrin
natl ana Louisville Meals served ON Diuin,, ,'or.
west OF Cor 'onsyle ~
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily 1906
noon and 7;t6 y. IN.
For further information apply TO
R.T BROOKE, PAS u,er Agent.
{. a .. Ticket on, c, CRANKY Street
Under Atlantic Hn,cl.
JOHN - 20 Is
Division ra,sengsr AGENT
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For Norfolk, "a bales.
wHOLE>ALE QUOTATIONS,
NoRFoLK Va. May 81, 1895.
Groceries.

Coffee = firm; Rio. common. lg,a
Nc; Fair. l7inlsJc: Good. I9ia2Uic; Choice.
el"2ltc; LaSuayra, 2IIc; Java zoe
SYHupS AM M,It,st.s S,a.,,,. o
fright. lsa23c. lair Grades. IG a20c; Porto
Gico, IL, ~ and 2Gc. as to grade
NEW OuIEA>s MoI.ssE Quiet: Fair GOA
e5c: Good, 3Gai0c; Choice, .5c
advance; Western Spring " heat Test Patent
amily; 8. Winter Wheat Test Patent Fam
uy,$i.7b; Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Fam.
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lily, 50: Choice Straight Family. Si.25.
Good Family, 9i.l5: Fair Straight Family
$3.50: Good Low Family, S3.65; Good Extra
1896; Fair Extra $685..
SMT-Firm; Liverpool Fine, $lI2al.25;
G. A.. 65a75o,
RlcE,Milled. 5a6c; rice, in rough, 6la65o
per bushoL.
provisioms.
FisH--Alackerel. No 9, IN kegs, $3.50; new,
small Sl2.5o new. medium. l2.00 No 8. in
kegs, 1880; Herring Family Roe, barrel,
S2.7o; North Carolina out Herring, sS.25s
3.T5 Eastern. i'll barrels. $2.75a3, CO.
MESS PoRK-New. $l4,5O
HAn-Pork. Sl2.75.
HAMs-Smithtield, l2a14c.
Bull. ME.Ts.Clear rib. $3.50; fat backs,
Gsc; bellies. $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cured. 7c.
BAcoN-Shoulders, Gle.
BEEAsrs-Sugar cured, Ole.
LARD-Puro lard. tierces, ITO. cases and
5Sc.
CnEEsE-Cream, loal2c; Western Dairy,
SalUc,
DurrEn-New York State, dairy. new. Ola
Z2c: fresh croamery.23a2Ic; Western. l6alsc.
KEROSENE OiL-Firm: liz degrees. lilo;
60 degrees 1910; Rcd, loo degrees, l4c.
Grain.
PEAs-Steady: Black eve peas, $3.50
per baS: Black. Slal.l 10 per bushel.
CoES-Southern white. firm and wanted,
55R56c
OArs-Steady; Mixed. 3sc: white, 42c.
MILL FEED-Market steady; Bran. %IS. Goa
l9.oo: shlpstutf. or midllings. slgO0al9 So;
meal, white boited per SO lbs 600
HAI-No. l Timothy. $500; No. 3,
sl400. -
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No,roin cotton N.nrne,,.
OFFICE OF The yIRGiSIAS.
NORFOLK. Va. May 30. lSg5

Seaboard Airline Hailroad-For Norror,
bales; otler 20 MS. - bales: totalo bales
Norfolk and Western hailroAl--lor Nor.
folk. leo bal q.
Norfolk an Southern Railroal-For Nor.
folk, IL bales other 10 nts bale; total.
81 bales,
Norfolk and Carolina Eailroad-For Nor.
e. bales. '''"''
Various Steamers-For Norfolk "a hsIo.
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%as OLDD0A!N|0N STEAMSHIP
iS COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAssENG Err SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
NEspAY. %HuRSbAY and s,IuRpa Il 7 M5p
M. From New York on MONDAYS, TUEsDGYS
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS at p M. STATUE.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and stateroon berth..S 8 %
Fare round trip, limited to thirty days...... IS 70
for tickets ana reservation of stat rooms apply
at Companys office, n Main street. or at general
FOX RiciIMoND- Ships leave Norfolk every
ssS sTsnP Msyi
Richmond the next morning.
TrME EnEDUIE OF STEAMERS
NorthaWmip lh, L;p9rsy, Aecomack, Enola and
leave S Company whar n EEo qs except sunday
EO't 0t.s i'Da Ns-At 6. $50 and ILLS ..
a 1o as %bart Norio and a. io5
aud ii;;o ~ =; m; :. and M, ?; m :, 49,.
p. m: bay Liae, 1880 a. m. and 4 p M; Portsmouth
700 e T. = m ,sS and 30 ?; M vs Annsu,rR
EiEID- At 80 p M; Portsmouth, 2,a5 p. m;
Bay Line wharf ?. m ,,,v..
Daily, except Sunday, leaving Company's wharf
AZ $50 q. mi PORTSMOUTH, GAS a. m; Bay Limo
"a .Uit saHIx a. Nm II, POaU0sIN nav
fHS-rouehing q. Old Point leaving company's
"nA a n bay Line Wharf Nosfoik. at s., a. q.
returning next day; u,vE -Tussisv Thurs.
day am and saturday, from cempany's WAR q a:ssa
.oI1 smon!s 80 S;S m Sn
con meeting at suffolk with s. and c. r. r -,
Freight for MatheT., Back, Poquosn, Ware
.jUlkIEs CAROLtN. DavlSstIN-For-
merlv N n. 4 w: ID. L",,--steamer roncho leay
Norfolk for Washington y. C.. Mondays a. =, No.;
Tau DAYS at a. near ing freight for Wnshtng'
ton and points the Tar. Plunge aad Pamlico
Freight for :Nowbern. N. C., reseivcd q. N and
S. r. Il. depot. .,us
n, i''sn ~ B. CROWELL, lss
h' Agent.
| ID oANoKE, NORFOLK AND
| IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT On. 5
Commencing TUESDAY. lune 18th, 1894, tho
| steamers of tnis line will laaye Bav Line wharf
every Monday aud thursday ut u. N. for BAlil-
| wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday NJ in. a.
s''isns 's'''ss1 aAis' WIN. RAADAt.z, 81
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