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The herald., 1895-11-26
A WatcilfuI Sheriff

CARROLLTON, Mo-, Nov. 25.-The
Taylor brothers, murdarers of the Meeks
family, are still trying to escape. Sheriff
Stanley searched the Jail today and
found two saws made from small steel
strips such as are usually found in st oes.
One uf these was in G nrge Tsylor's coat
pocket. Extra precsution will be taken
to guard the prisoners.
The herald., 1895-11-26
Some want protection. Others free trade,
but all DR.. Prices Baking Powder.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa coro.
ner's jury today decided that the killing
of William Massie last week by his wife
was accidental. Coroner Hawkins re-
fused to approve the verdict, maintaining
that the evidence showed conclusively
that the killing was not accidental. Ms.
Massies preliminary examination for
murder will be held in the police court
fom0rrOw
The herald., 1895-11-26
OLNEY'S NOTE

VIII Soon Receive Reply From the British
Foreign Office
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The marquis of
Salisbury, it is understood. has COM
pleted his reply TO Secretary Olney's note
regarding Venezuela. The marquis was
busily engaged upon it during the most
of last week. and nun erous papers deal
ing with the subject we're sent to the Ha f.
field house from the foreign Office. 1t is
expected that the answer will be imme-
diatey delivered to the United States
ambassador. Mr.. Thomas f. Bayard.
The herald., 1895-11-26
ITALIAN FINANCES
No Loans to Be Hade and a Substantial Sur
o US Is Expected

us Is Expected
ROME, Nov. 25.-In the chamber OF
deputies today Signor Sonncninso, min
lister of the treasury, in presenting the
budget announced that the surplus would
..e !, 80, COO lire this year and that ne ex-
pcuted surplus next year of s, 020 900 lire
without new loan. He added that the
position OF the treasury was improving
gradually, that the payment of the cou-
pons of the foreign loans was completely
assured add finally. that the depression
on the boursas of Paris and Vienna has
had no serious effects upon Italian fun Is,
which are still quoted below their value.
The herald., 1895-11-26
A French Author Dead

PARIS, Nov. 25.-Arthur Arnould, the
French litterateur ana formerly member
of the commune, is dead. He was born
April 7, 1888. He was the author of a
number of works. including one entitled
The French Revolution.
The herald., 1895-11-26

PARIS, Nov. 25.-Alexandrs Dumas,
the DISTINGUISHED author and play wright,
Is seriously i'll. The physicians in at
tendance on him at first thought be was
suffering from neuralgia. but later they
recognized graver symptoms.
The herald., 1895-11-26
Peruvian Politics

LIMA, Peru (vIa Galveston), Nov. 25.-
The cabinet, project and sub-prefect have
resigned. The SUCCESSORS have not yet
been Indicated
The herald., 1895-11-26

Whenever O baking powder is sold at a
lower price than the Royal, it is made
from cheaper and inieri ingredients
md probably contains alum.
The herald., 1895-11-26
AboM;maus
sTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.

Supplied under Royal Warrants t.
Her Majesty the Queen Of England,
and to His Royal Highness the Prince
Of Wales.
The herald., 1895-11-26

Recent United States government re-
ports show DR.. PRICES Baking Powder to
be purest and best.
The herald., 1895-11-26
JOINT AFTERNOON SESSION

Royal is better than any other bakin
powder because it 10 the purest.
The herald., 1895-11-26

Simplest to use and with most deliciou
results certainty-Price's Baking Pow
der.
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New YorW y.nrIscts.

Nrw YonK. February 10 flour CLOSED
Neglected ana held steady; winter wheat,
low grades, sl.90a2.3O; far TO fancy.
@@.35a2.13: DO patents, s2.5Oa3u0; Min
hesots clear, S2.26A2OU; patents, S3.25a
200; low extras, Sl.9Jn23 30. southern
Hour closed dull and steady; common to
lar extra. $l.@Oa2.ij; good to choice. 10,
S2.Su93.2a Wheat closed moderately ac
i've, lover ANA steady. No. = red, store
ana elevator, odc; afoat, oIc. uoru
closet uuu and easier; so ., Isle. cle.
N"tor' oUc atiOat. Oats closed dull ana
rhSier; No >. 33 ,a34c, No ,, white. 3 {;
mixed Western, 34n3Gc; white 40 > .alOc.
,ut meats closed steady; picked bel
lies, 5,aoic; shoulders i,c. hams.
',a73c; inlddles. dull. Lsrd closed oulct
ANA weak. Western steam. Ga- city,
G. Fork closed steudy mess. sll. ga
iA'oO; extra prime, nominal. Coffee
NPol NO dull ANA steady; No Z. IoIc,
HnGar-kaw. quIet ana steady. iair rein.
ING IL &c. tentufuEals, 81 t.st. ) {;
rehned quiet ana steady. OH A. lila
" .tc; mould a, ll-ldc. standard A.
"i6l 1916; cut loaf, 4.nl g-l6c: crushed,
Hsnl 9-lGc: powdered, l-lGailc; grauu
lated 3sai!l-lGc. cubes. 4 l-lGs4ic.
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Among our COTTON Men.


The weather in the cotton belt is
severe and wintry. Temperature
below zero in Texas. Snow in the
Mississippi valley.
Future contracts in Liverpool
closed quiet and steady, partially
1'G4th higher.
Future contracts in New York
closed steady, three points advance.
Sales 55, 100 bnies. May, 5.57 to
5.5S; August 5,6S to 5.GJ; October,
us to BE.
United States ports received g..
262 bales yesterday, against s,O5e
bales last year and "a. 1872 bales in
1892.
Receipts at the five leading 10
terror towns yesterday were 3, 75I
bales, against 2,209 bales last weeL
and 1888 bales last year. Stock:
decreased ], 563 bales.
New Orleans receipts for Monda,
are estimated at from 3, 600 to sos,
bales. sgalnst 7,S47 bales last year
The universally severe weatheI
which has prevailed during Feb
ruary III the cotton bolt will Sc
riously retard crop preparation
and may result in very backward
crop for the season of 1895 SO.
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IsnitIIiiorr eEnrI1ety.

BALTUour. February l6.-rIour closed
unl Western supernue. eI.eUa2 uO;
Western extra, tI25a2 sos do. fam.
lily. $2.GOa2.15; winter wheat, patents.
'2'S9"5.l5i spring do. S5.4Oa5.O5; do.
weak; No 9. red. 6G!a56gc; steamer No
=, red 634a53-c; Southern wheat by sam
PIE 3Gaosc; do. on grade. 5i!ao1!c. toru
closed easy; mixed. 464alic; steamer
mixed, d C bid. southern white corn.
1sa"c: DO yellow, iSaiyc. oats quiet and
very steady; No > white Western. 80 ABB, &;
No. miAed Western, 3ia34{c. Provisions
ciose dull; mess pork, $l4.UO; bulk
shoulders. &C; short rib sides. nc, clear
sides t.ci sugar cured shoulders. 74c;
hams. small, zoe, large, 1910. Lard
hehned' sc. Conee. firm; No 7, IL c.
hugar, lirnl; grHnulsted, 4.03.
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for all poin NJ! g;mnccts wthA. C.L train u,
NO, lH' Daily, except Sunday, makes oIoso
Kinsto o'V X at 'f,99Gsood for Washington n
cru osrslinn uoi riiymonth, y. c. and ali East
a; j., 'raln ~ for all points south "'''
Als, nj io.Si I've ~ Norfolk G.0ip M Daily
H,aS,r, =, ,,, =, Wv. paily, except sunday.
Ihn n'," a. Office ct Passenger and T Tnnn
iol tickets to all points South, slccplnr c,,
ICS'jvulon and general Information. emf a.,
OF nddresS j. ~. NEUGEBAt Err. ""
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUrIN
General FORWARDING AGENT
c, I. VI. EMERSON.
q. NJ. SERpElI.. set agent
General Manager, Norfolk
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
February !6, 1895.
ARRIVALS

British steamship Baltimore City,
Graham. Tampa, t. the y A 4 Go.
ton light.
Schooner John w Linnell, Harding,
Poole's Ian ling, Me, with ice.
eiSchooner General 5 l. Greeley, Blake
Fro whence. light.
schooner Sarah W Lawrence. Farrow
PortlHn I. TO Vim Lamb u 60. for coal
Schooner Sarah Potter, Earnum Bruins.
wick. Ga, 10 Providence. with lumber
Schooner samuel Dillaway, Smith,
Pot t,aud, light.
schooner Frank O Dame. Townsend
SaIilla, Ga. TO Philadelphia, with ties.
MEMORANDUM.
CAVE lIESnY, VA, February l6. 10 NJ
Heavy rain Northeast wind; a miles
Heavy sea.
CLEARED.
German steamship Elise Marie, Rein.
erS, Baltimore.
lug Walter \ I-u keubach, Willin,
Jacksonville and Nassau.
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GntInM NSnri.n1h

NEW York. February l6-Cotton closed
1ul' midd!ing gulf &C, middiing
&c. Futures closed s:oldy. FEB,
ruery, TO- March, 3 IS; April -; NAV.
. %, June, 80 July. 81, August. is
He"temDer, 81 October. . IS. Noyem-
Per 81 De,ember, D 20 Sales, 80, lUu
Total consolidated net receipts to-
Gay and 50 FAR tins week. Net receipts.
"2u2 bales. exports to Great Britain,
- " bales France. lOi balrs: Cont
Won't II. w bAlos; stOcA. gIa, ith bnlcs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17

mon Daily B-Brcakiast. D-pinner. s-sun.
p,fpii connects ut Weldon with A. c. Limo
keepers Por smouih 10 Atlanta. On
roc, u"hunys; Wednesdays aud Eridays con =
Ion 90, 'ranLlin with steamer olive for Eden
Raj, Si,u Landings on tho river. Comnrcra At
g .r I" WIN Southern Raj way for AshcyIIIe \.
r. K NIL intermediate points on The W. y c.
No ioS amd ~. vestihule Limited Train. No
f tNta iere Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman sleeper
I"itSm"uih to Mouroe n G. Connects iii
,eeli1 NJ Atlanta with W and a. t. H. for
,hNtanooVH. Nashville aud all points West.
connects with a. and W. pR Il for Mobile
west Ut P0'"'' 9o"'n-
N". :. F!' ing ScOichman, makes all sion,
between fortsmo'ith ani poykius au,i Lewis
Ton connecting At rondlctou for Muriie,sboro
NC "
ARRIVE.
NO. ic2. jlant4 >p cial. 7:S0 m
40. rs Mail and Expie G:s0 -. M
No. ~ Flying Scotchmun. 10 a ~ s.55 PM
For tictei" ana bIggc checks To an points
- IN ;tnd Sout' west. sice ing car reservation
aud general information. call on or addrrs, w
V. II. Williams, III iiiuh street. Port,moutL
Va
T. i. ANDERSON. ~. w. GROWN Jr
zen. as. Agent l..--. and iicsci AIT
j.. 81. itiiN, lOiIN II. Wf<pFE
-l'if-'Gc"'. Gcnc-al Manager
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NORFOLK. Va. February lG. 1895
e.rOccrIcS.

Clf'e--Steniy auI firm RIO, com.
noh, lhl'c.: FAIR. l9t23c.; Good.
ssii"%-'G' Ohoice. 2la2jo., Laguayrn,
y. SWups ,'n't Enthusiastically; Syrup..
f6triHht, lst4jc; Fair Grades 10 AGO: Porso
Rico, l5alSc. ~
q Ns'o dreams holassss-Quiet; FAIR, 20,
h"G:' dood. 3baiOc.: Choice. loo
- flow'-liGrkot quiet ami steady; Res.
lntent Family, Sl.OO; Fancy Family.
ssi.uvht'oo; Choice Family. 1915 Good,
AMY. Ss3.Oes3.20i Extra. S2.5Oa3.UO;
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
Money MARKET.
by Southern Associaed Press.

NEW York, February 1G Money on
call easy at lal! per cent: last loan
at J ! per cent. and closing offered at / /
per cent. Sterling exchange is firm
with actual business i'll bankers bills at
fo7alSii Tor sixty days and lSS'nlSSI for
demand. Posted rates. iS7isiSJ. Coms
mecnI bills, io6alSGi. Government bonds
closed firm.
THE STOCK MARKET -ILOSISa BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. lSs: American
Cotton Oil. preferred. 62j. American
5ugar RehnerIes, 92g. American
Sugar RofnerIes, preferred, OH; Amer-
lean Tobacco, 9l!; American To-
bacco prcfcrrei. 1875: Atchison rope-
Ike ana Santa Fo, Il; Baltimore and
Ohio. G1l; Canada Pacific. 4si; Chesa-
renkr AMI OHIO. lGA; Chicago AMI Alton,
I'D Chicago, Burlington anu Quincy.
fOt; Chicago Gas Trust. 72f Delaware
ana lIackawdnna, l5S,; DistillerS IN Cat
tie Feeders, 81, Erie "; Erie. pref, 20;
General Electric, 25b Illinois Central,
50; Lake Erie aud Western. 15S: Lake
Erie anu Western, pref. G9s: Lake Shore,
1873: Louisville AMI Nashville 52i; Louis
vile. New Albany ana chicago, IL
Manhattan Consolidated 1867; MeMphs
and Charleston. 10; Michigan Central,
w; Missouri Pacific. 2Ot. Mobile AMI
OHIO. 10; Nashville. Chattanooga,
81: United States Cor iage. Al. United
eey Central. e2s; New York Central. ga:
New York anu New England. 2Js; Norfolk
ana Western. preferred. l2t; Northern
laciilo. .: Northern Pacific preferred.
l5i: Northwestern. 20; Northwestern.
Hrererred, 1877; Pacific Mail. -; Nead-
ing. ~; Rock lslano, GIL; st. Paul. 55t;
StPaul preierred.ll6s; Silver Certificates.
69s; Tennessee Goal AMI Iron. 1885,;
Tennessee Goa ana Iron. preferred. 40
Texas tacLnc. 81; Union racific.
-; Wabash. 5S Wabash, preferred. rs
Western onion, o1.; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. y; Wheeling and Lake Erie. pre-
ferred, 81; Alabama. class a. lOl; Ala
bana GLASS d. 1903; Alabama. class q. 81
bl@; louisiana As, 100; North Carolina
AZ. 99 North Caroliuas. 6'B. I24: Ten
see New Settlement IS. Si Virginia
Us, doicrred. 81 Nirg Mia Trust Recelp pts.
u Virginia Funding Debt 5S::
United states As, registered. ll0t; United
states 8, coupons, ll0.; Unite1 states
IS, W. southern Hallway 5's, ST; South
arn Hallway Common. 81 southern
heliway Common, preferred, 3lS South
Carolina U.s. lbs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
OLD DOMINION S?EAY-
SHIP COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
sail FROM Norfoll, on MONDAY. TUES
inAn, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
:, = Ei,Al , az N; From New York on MON
DAlSat pm.
:, PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed
Fare. including meals and stpteroom
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty "
For tGxcis and reservation Of Is %
ply ut Companv's Office n Main street or at
general Office at wharf.
,, !, r. ,, n RiCHMOND-Sliips leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY. m. and leave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. ar
irving at Richmond the next morning.
TINE SEIZED LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH
L amhlon i.urhv. AcConack, Virginia Dare
End Isle of Wight. sailing daily. except Sun
day Leave COMPANY wharf. Norfolk.
ro u, =, OLD iQi NT-At 6, G3O and f1;loa N
i;on u IN: BAY Line Wharf, Norfolk Mt 7 and
1850 a M and u IN.
FOR IiAMPTON-At li:15 a IL and s:I5 d IN:
Bay II 20 III and = III; Portsmouth at 1908
a IN and 800 pm.
FOR NEWf0KT NEWS AND sMITHFIELD
~ 20 y IN: Portsmouth. 2:i5 In; Bay Limo
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERS-Daily. ex-
ccp: sunday leaving ComDanv's wharf III 6:20
a IN: Portsmouth,, G:45 m: Bay Line Wharf,
toE BACK, PoQUoslN AND SEVERN
Notwithstanding nt old Point leaving
'ompahNs wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and RiDAIS At $50 a m: Portsmouth, 3:45
III: Bay i1nc wharf, Norfolk. at III. retura-
FOR NANSEMOND RIvER AND SUF-
FOLK At IN; Portsmouth 3:lo d m CON-
meeting at Suffolk with W. L. Co.; r. H and s.
Freight for Matthews Back. poquosin, Ware,
severn and Nanscmond rivers must be pre-
NORTH CAROLINA DIvISION-Formerly
~. y. w. ID. L.)--Steamer Albemarle leaves
Eorfo x for Washington. N. C., Mopdays at 9
p M FRIDAYS 4 Il III. carrying freight and
passengers for Wash ngton and points on the
Tar, Pungo anu Pamlico Rivers.
Freight for NEW HERNE, N c., received at
n. ana : X. l.. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday. until
SPIN. NJ. b. CROMWELL, Agent.
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ysEC1z-zsgszrSsE1T
Ea lsg3

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SOY. Is, 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY
.:IO lie kn.-'fne CnicEru Axpro.S--
For PctcTsburg, f1,cn-
EnOnd nnU SSnntttnxIut
aiuo ;Or t.ythchbt.tr,
kOanOHc. &c II 81 fpru Kim.
hetd, PScnstaiiIHns Is a. n =
Owe, tOiuEnDtt. and
thtcaso. sleeper ftonu-
OkG 10 columbus with
OCT change. ALSO Ior
PulnSHt, ErisIOI. s<u ox.
vtiic. thHIAuuoga. and
intermediate points
pullman sleeper. gsad
iord Ia GhatInuOOxu.
loco . n-for Petersburg, Rauford Pa
laskl Bristol; also tor Rlueicld
anu Ocah0nihs. also for rocky
Mount ana all stations 0u VIM
ston-SRlcm Division. Has PAIL
innn sleeper Norfolk TO Roam
nkt. come u at Roanoke at
.:lU = IA with Washington and
thn'''no igi, limited ior All
FoIhs south ana West Pull
nihh sc'pcIs KoauotetD MrIn-
car attached ''"'"s
x X F. OriolK uaI,, 6 % nm ll.g5nu ~,
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(VnsTiRULE lhAiIED.1
Leave N"rfolk +,35 p IN. ar.
I'VE Hiehmond 700 M. con-
hecting Tor Washington, Balti-
moro, Philadel hia and New
fors. Returning, gave Rich
monn 800 = m arrive Noriolk
1l;2j IA. stops only AT suffolk
Waiver and Petersburg. second
cass tickets not accented i,,r
pasiaso on ihcsc trains
Other daily iraiu lrave Nor
'"IH ~ II m arriv" at Rich
ihonb li.h' tn. returning
leave Richmond $40 y n, ar
Fo,o,-,, rive at Norfolk $40 p M.
VI .ur.iiu' Information as 10 tickets, rates,
EEAAge: en-, Ks, etc call on OF address Il "
$500 pStIi = ~ District Passenger Agent; G IL
~ ticket Agent. Sc Main street. corner
o. CRANKY or c l. FINCH, Agent. depot Nor
io!k and Western railroad.
W. .BEVlLL.
General Pa .enger Agent.
General on &C. Roanoke Va.
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DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. Juno 25th.
1894, the steamers of this line will leayo
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day MS & III for Baltimore, and leave
baltimore Pier No. 81 Light street wharf,
every tuesday aud Saturday at 8 u m.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
"o'"~"nnaS. Agent
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Medl-Steady: Bolted $40. bushel:
Water ground. Tic. II bushel.
Sit-Firm: Liverpool Fine. SI.l2al.25;
q. A., 6ja75c-
Rice Millod, Base; rice. in rougn.
6laG5o' per bushoi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAupo,n
~ COMPANY "

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAu.poAn
~ COMPANY,
sStEpu ~ IN EFtECr OCTOBER /. lsei
,o MAi ~ Al d EAPRtSS LEAVES NORFOLK
nhy' Ehhrntot, Maokey's Ferry, Roncr. Pan
,Ego; Eelhaven. etc Connects nj Edenton win
t ~; ;. 4. X. steamer US follows: DAILY
windsor. " iTR!!bA Y tor y,i n,l5ym4"ih aud
SATURDAY for all landings ON Cbo' a.a
river on MONDAY ana Fj,IDs WWo" an
n."uprIho"g Iivcr, and WED NESDA vs.
ior salmon trctk. Conucc at Bcllhayen win
ss,,n'n'i raven belle for Makeleyville, South
-, x, aurora, Washington ami INF erineiiate
EVENlNG EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
10 l. IN naily tcreept sunday for EIilabsth
iI'y hns"'on ana negotiations. Connects al
iHHaheth city with the steamers Neu.e
aud Ncwbern MOn ny. Tues l.v Ib,ir a ,',
Sainr iAN for Newborn. Roanoke IslauI nrJ
Morchtah city, ington and Goldsboro win 4
- n. r. H' ana Tor jacksonville, Whining
ion ~ &. anu all stations on the w. NM
Il; H., aud at Edenton daily with steamer fo,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
, AL and EMPRESS daily Except sun
uayJ al 4;25 III, and Express daily (c,ccnt
sunday NJ II "A IN; comutct with al rSi o,ii,S
steam lines Ht Norfolk for the North Fact anil
West. Passenger and freight stations loot ~
E"ht Main street Norfolk and Western dennt
ItASIERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
J. KElHH LINE AND OLD IOuIoIoN
htt "cru all points North and East via
Horiolk ana NorfoiK and Southc n EsilIoad In
Eastern North Carolina ~
Freight received daily ana iorworj,, ,ro,,,,-
ly n low rates APP
For further Information apply to tho General
ONCE OF the y. n :. X: Il. Co, Norfolk, Va.
VI. &. HUDGINS,
NJ. b. KING.
General Manarer.
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Chicago ,IariScts,

OHicAdo. February 1G.-rhe leading
futures ranged as follows: Wheat closed
lower. Corn closed lower. Oats closed
lower. Pork closed lower.
WuEAT-FeLruary, sos: Nav. Gas:
July. 54:. Uios!ng-February, 4y.:
May, 52s;,July, 53,.
CoRN-tebruary, 42s; May, 44t;
'niy' ~. Closng-February; 42:; May.
- oATs--February, Az; May, o.; June.
~ ~, u!osing-February. 27s; May, 29.;
PoHK-llay, 1922. Closing-May.lO15,
s IAAp-llay, G.G2!. Closing-May. 4. %.
Mls-Mayi 6,32!. Closing-May, 5.27I.
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NOEFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ koUlE.-On, and after SUNDAY.
December a1th. tho steamer Esse viii
leave BAY Line wharf NorfolA, erv
SUNDAY at a. M. for I appabOnnock
ana intermediate landings. Freight for
these points recei. ed Saturday,. FOR
landings beyond Iappahannock freight
received as usual.
do233m WN. RANDALL. Agent, Norfolk
OF PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS
/ AEtMONI. SColLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LANpINGS--Stcau e. :. a. MCCALL
leaves y. \. Pa y. L. X. d OK ats a. M. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg abol, ; u. m.
Connects with a. Il b. Il. Il. 4; scotland with
Fare to Petersburg only 81 aud :l.25; round
trip. 81.
Meals served on steamer for SOC.
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received oaily FOR above uoio,s
The MEGA can be chartered for excursion
purposes any tuesday or Thursday night ~
very ioT rates Il. Is. COOKE,
General AGENT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17

What would you say if, some fine
morning, the butcher, or the baker.
or the milkman lett garbage at your
door instead OF food and nourish.
ment? That Is exactly what hap.
pens IN the human body when the
blood becomes impure. 1t fails TO
nonrish the tissues, and disease is
the result. The only way to regain
health is to purify and enrich the
blood. This Is what is done by
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N"r:"ik Cotton smrnrt.
OFFICE ur The VIEGtNIAS.
NnNInIK IL l.hrnnr A.. TN

NoRfoLR. Va. February is. 1895.
SuGbOard Air-Line hnIlroad-For Nor
folk, bales, other points. - bales;
total. 3lt hales.
Norfolk and Carolina Iiailroad For
Noriolk. baies; other points, bales;
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CAU TaOM

All persons are cautioneu against pur-
Chasing lephone instrulnents requIr-
ing battery Tor their operation or using
instruments OF this DESCRIPTION except
under license oi the AMERICAN Bell,
TELEfHON NoMPANY.o Boston Mass,
j his com pany owns Letters- Patent 10
463 800, granted 10 Emile Berliner No.
vembcr 18th, 1891, for a combine teIe.
graph and telephone, ana controis IeT-
ters- Patent No iI4,23i. granted to Ibos
A. Edison, Nav Sd. 1892 TOR a speaking
telegraph, which patents covers funda-
mental inventions anu embrace all forms
OF microphouc traDsmitters and OF car
bon telephones
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Daily except SUNDAY.
No. Cincinnati aud ST louis Limited
','E' WIN i,arlor Car Old PointiD Cor Ions
ne ana fnl!man SlespeFs Gordunsv lie to tin
'hna'I and Il Louis Mchls served on diriur
~ west of Gurdons~illc
:, No. >, T., T. V, daily. with Pullman Old
Po NJ TO Hinton and IuUmau sleeping car
.otdonsulie u Cincinnati and I.ouiSvinc
Meals served on Dinirs Cars, Conm.ct at
''yineipn; Va, only On Mondays Wednesdays
81 saturday for Virginia HOT Springs No:
niIEeS local stops east Of cord u.,'' he
steamer Louise arr cs lat Norfolk. daily. II
noon ami G:3p p. m.
For further in formation apply TO
X. ]. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
{. 4 q. Ticket OihCe. CRANKY street
u der Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN d. POTTS,
Divinop Passenger Agent.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr ise.
Leave Company's wharf, Portsmouth. daily.
81 IN. ''
leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk
Leave West nOriolk daily. 9:I5 a IN
For Danyille ami ali Intermediate stations. mr.
irving AZ Dauvilie ri 90 y. IN.
Leave Portsmouth, daily except Sunday
\. III.
Leave Norfolk, $50 pm.
Leave Wet Auri"ik 5:+i y. III
For L2wrencey!lle aud intermediate noints
arriving l.awfeutcviiic at pm
le've Lawrcnceville daily Except Sunday
att m, arriving al Danville Htiu a. IN
connections made at Danville and Jefiress
junction for all points in the ION uern Rail
wSy system; al penniston junction TOR Dur
nhnl south boston aud all points on the Dur
ham Division o. the N and w Il. I.
pullman Sleepers Detween Uanville. Ashe-
co,nr, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency. Brandts Ticker Agency, 90 80
nany Agency AZ wharf, Norfolk, ". y. H.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth
W. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
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Pouuiy--ChtoRons. oIu. 20s25o
Eggs-Variable; wholesale. 30a32o. Der
doz.
Bsesto1r-2jc. usr puunL
Truio-lrish potato Southern Rose,
Sl.9Ja2.0O per barrel: Haymaus, new,
f5aS0c; yellow. 95oa*l.1n.
Southern fruNs-Bauauas 7Oca3IOO
per bunch; oranges, sorrento. ca %
per box: cocosuuts. 800 per bag
of 100; pineapples, 7aSo.
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Peas--Duil; BLACK oye peas, ste ,dy,
S2.25a2 40 per bag.
Oorn-Market. steady; Southern white,
45a4uc.
Oltf-Firm; Nike 1. 39ai0o.
HiuCsd-- Market stonIy; Bran at GOALS;
Shipstuh. or Midilings. slS.00a19.00;
Meal. white boltei, per 80 lbs, $50;
Homiuy. &c.
Hay--No. l Timothy. sl3.5)aI4.o0; No.
2, Sl2.50al3.00.