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Stsa Engysyings Is Premiums.

With fbiS issue n 6he WeEKGY "a
WsnfS Sfee eommonces tlie latest %
STANLEY ! Wcyman's celebrated stores,
"PRasCs CGcBBg, g." q novel ~ thrilling
interest. and will h. continued ~ the
WgNRlq sT6R anf1 eoppIetTd,
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mar. amd II you think II worth reading
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months
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TELL.

II takes time to overcome preju
dice and prove the quality Of new
article, but merit will tell, and
and ANTIPERMEsTIsE has proven
that IL is what is claimed for it.
In this warm climate fruit
vegetables and meats spoil quickly
making great waste. AN'IFERMES-
TINE is q simple, harmless, tasteles'
preparation. haA no smell or color
and has the properties Of stopping
and preventing fermentation IL
all vegetable and animal foods. IL
preserving fruits and vegetables o.
all kinds. it Is superior TO the cook
ed canned article, preserving thu
taste and freshness for months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07
Handsome Steel Engraying
70 & %. and
Two Beautiful 0Ieogydphs.

These steei eng a@ings are first class
iH every respect and would cost IN any
n the srt gOTes from 81 10 so 90 esciIl
- We only have q few 81 each hind,
700 will MOI feel ia though yOu haee an
engraving that everybody else has
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each paid 10 advance sof@cripti0n Tor
y ysar ~ OOJ SO will mail you one steel
engraving and t~o Iarge Oieogfsphs, or
~ cbfOmos,
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Every part Of Rambler Bicycle Ii
manufactured by Gormully q jeffrey at
their factory, Chicago, and are moi
bought from different makers all over
the country who make Bicycle parts by
the thousands and sell them by the ton.
Intending purchasers will do well to
think over this and beware Of the freak
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Al FLOUR|SH|NG UNIVERSITY
The Value of Cornell Said to be
Sl0,000,000.
II Has an Annual Income of $500, 900
and Seventeen Hundred Students
on its Rolls. A Young and
Gigantic American Educa.
tional Institution.
Especial Corrcspondenee.l

new YORK, June ll.-At the head
Of the public educational system of the
state Of New York stands Cornell uni
Sersity, one of the wealthiest and most
efficient, at the same time that it is one
Of the youngest, Of American institutions
of learning. Cornell has an annual in
come of $500, 600, and the value of its
property and endowment is 81 0, 900, 900.
In fact, there are but two or three
wealthier universities ON the continent.
But notwithstanding its wealth Cornell
Is compelled to exercise rigid economy
to carry cut the work demanded Of u
modern university, and President Schur-
man urges the necessity of larger endow-
ments and the establishment of new de-
par!ments and professorshipS.
Cornell is to some extent the state
university of New York. II receives the
income from tho funds arising from the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
CLOSING
THEM
OUT.

Eack SATIN Stripe Grenadne supurb quality "a ms wide.
soil lustrous and black the silk being of the tness
there are some figured in them aso) have been
markeo down IS per cent, They are 75c yard.
Emoroldered Grenadines black ground figures Light
olue vert helltroPe ETC. These 40 wide and yds.
making dress with full sleeves So yard. They
are also down IS per cent
II ernanl plain, rich, "a ms, 90 cts. yard
Black Grenadinc various widths of MORE strnes Rova.
stun this OF wonderful beauty and richness $oo Yard
1t IS murder, this in the first degree. Many thousand
yards OF silk have slipped through these fingers in the
past twenty years, but any beautiful nona
nearly SO cheap these
Do Not Let Them Slip Through Your Fingers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

"The use Of 'Castoiia' Is so universal end
rs merits 50 well known that it seems a work
Of supererogution to endorse il. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Cas,oriu
Within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, b. D.,
New York City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

Horse radish as q medicine and condi-
ment is mentioned i'll the Egyptian rec
oIds 1000 years B. G. 1t is easily
grown in almost any part Of the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
THE LAW SCHOOL.

ness of the picturesque Cascadilla and
Fall creek gorge is only paralleled by
the magnificent beauty of the outlook
from the campus above. The most OK
pcricnccd travellers concur in the yer
dict that no university in tho world has
SO grand and noble sito rs Cornell
Tho mngnificenco and the glory of ma
ture suggest greatness to tho imagina-
ton, and both the plans and their pres
ent execution betray the influence of tho
location upon the founders and builders
of tho university.
An Army of Students.
Turning back through the 2G years
since the institution began as uniyer-
sity and looking at its history in the
hight and Iii tho shadow, the ripencss of
it's plans tho absence Of radical mis-
takes in tho carrying out of its policy
| and tho rapidity of its material and in
tcilcctual development are typical If
American civilization in its best form.
Today, with LOO students on it's rolls.
with an equipment of buildings that is
unsurpassed in America, with faculty
that represents largo number of the
best educators, with a variety of de
| partments that recalls the many sided
| activity of the educational ceuters of
the middle ages, with libraries, muse
ums and laboratories that compare ia.
vorably with those of institutions estab-
| lished for two or thrcc centuries. with n
| grip upon the best methods of education
which is almost beyond tho reach of an
Institution weighted down by tradition,
md with president who combines
great executive ability with rare tact.
oratoricnl power, scholarship and I'M
bounded popularity, CorIcl! university
stands ON the vantage ground, if not ut
the head, of American educational iusti
tutions. a. L. WEBER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

"Castoriai sso well adapted ,ochildrcn that
trecointhend it as superior 10 any prescription
known to me-" II. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So Oxford ST., Brooklyn, y. Y.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-16

quently to hire a gondola in the cool of the afternoon, and the gondoliers
 would row me up and down the Gim-
 decca, under the bows and sterns of the
 vessels at anchor, and it was interest ing to notice the peculiar cut and set of
 their canvas. I loved to watch their
 swarthy crews clad in garb of yellow
 and blue, wearing red toques and car
 rying bright daggers in their girdles;
 what a bedlan1-lke din they made jab-
 bering in half a dozen dialects, growl-
 ing and quarreling over their sour wine
 and detestable maccaroni, made doubly
 so by rancid oil. And how they would
 sing and dance on the moonlight
 nights, keeping perfect time to the mu- sic of guitar and mandolin. They are a careless, happy folk. I mean those easy-going sailors, and for that matter so are all classes of VenetIans, and Ital- ians, too. In Italy one day is as thou sand years, and a thousand years as a day The motto of all is ''Never do to- day what you can defer till tomorrow" Tomorrow is a long time coming in Italy. No wonder many live to round out a whole century of existence.
 As the setting sun flashed it's rays upon the one hundred churches and more than one hundred palaces of Ven ice, clothing them all in the varied and magical hues of a gorgeous glded fram- ing, and as the waning light upon the little collection of sailing craft, huddled together in the Gindecca, was reflected upon the gigantic dome of the old Church of the Redentore Redeemer) "reminiscences of the grandeur of the old republic hoated about me, I could in my fancy see the ghost-like vessels of the olden days beating and tacSing about in the broad Lagoon, as the gild- ed angel surmounting the Campanille In the Piazza gleamed afar as the sun burned, tossed mariners rejoieed to be once more in their old Venetian home.
 They sailed gaily' into port and cast their anchors, with cables ringing through their hawse pipes, in the very waters of this same Glndecca. To be- hold the complete decadence of a "crowning city whose merchants were princes, whose traffickers were the hon orable of the earth,' to me is a sad ex- perience, so with your permission we will turn the page down at this point. I fear I may have already wearied the patience of your readers I have but one more letter to write in reference to Venice. I wish to write a few lines about the singular Armenian convent on the little island of St. Lazzaro, and mention some interesting facts concern ing some of the islands in the vicinity of Venice VIATOR.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-16

What at the beginning may have been regarded merely as a side issue fre- quently turns out to be the most im- portant subject. It was so in the case of Eve.-Texas Siftings.
 Magistrate-Is it true that you have been selling liquor without a license? Prisoner-Well, you wouldn't expect me to give it away, would you?-PhiladeI- phia Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-16
THE WHEELS HAVE TURNED
JEWS NOW OWN NEARLY EVERY
 THING IN FAMOUS VENICE.

Descendants of the Ghetto Penned and Prosecuted People Are Proprietors of Palaces Once Owned by Prosecutors of Their Ancestors
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
as,. OLDDOM|NION STEAMSHIP
Y U.s.: COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
! from N"r1i son on MoNpAf, TUESDAY, WE'D
MESrRhn, T NspAl M Md SA[uknAY at6 P.
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS at . p. IN. SATUR.
DAYS, Up III.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals aud siaierooui Lerth.S 8 90
Fare, round trip limited to thirty days. i3 W
Tor uckei- aud reservation OF stat. rooms apply
al CoWpan, Office, II Main street, or NJ general
Office III wharf.
Iik RICHMOND ship, leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY and TEspAY 'e e;snpe every
Richmond the next morning.
TIME SnIsEDU,E oE SvEaMNtss
Northaup on, lurny Aceomsck, Enois mad
Islb Of Wight, sailing daily, except sunday
kON Dt.n rOGe'-At $50 and Ills o.
III. and 3i5 p. M; Portsmouth, G.4j and 1905 and
sos u M; Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at 7 aud 1880
FOX m, PrON-At ll:l5 II. III. aud s:45
p M; Bay Line, il;3oa M. aud y. ~; Portsmouth,
EoIs NEW rOHs NEWS AND SMITH
tIE1'D-ht 23J =. m Portsmouth, 245 r. H.;
fOT s.AS. hN., WARE RIVERS
DRils, except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
at $50 q. M; Portsmouth. 6ij a. IN; Bay Line
sOit SACK, POQU0SiN AMI SEW
EtN RIVERS Touching n. Old Point, leav-
ing Compapy's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS at $50 "a NJ; Portsmouth, :: 10 ~ H..
Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk. AT Il. M, returning
E"W NAN>rMoNp urvr:u AND
aFEoLK- At . =. IN: Portsmouth, $40 p. IN.
connecting ut suffolk with W. /. Co. X. X. and s.
and G. X IL
freigh, for Mathews. Back, Poquosin Ware,
Severn and Nalscu,ond rivers must 10 prepaid.
NIk IA CANOf.tS psSsS O.-For-
mefly n y. & W. u. l.-Steamcr Albcinarle leaves
NORFOLK for Washington. y. C.. Mondays AT y. m;
Fridays at a NJ. earring freight aud passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar Pungo and
Panco rivers.
Freight ior Newbern, ~ C., received a. y. and
;. X. Il. depot.
Freight Received daily, except Sunday, until SIP.
IN. NJ Is. CROWELL,
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
Cotton Notes.

Unsettled. rainy weather in the cot
ton belt.
Liverpool contract market closed
easy, the near months partially Gith
higher. while the late mouths were
partially l-6ith lower.
New York future market declined S
to III points yesterday, closing steady.
Sales, 1S3, 600. May, 5.75 to 5.76; Au-
gust, $50; October. 5.9l TO SOP.
Receipts at United States ports were
IS, 597 bales. against IL. 200 bales aud
lG,SG bales in 1892.
Receipts ut New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from II, 900 to Is. coo bales,
against S. 10 bales last year.
Norfolk market advanced l-16c. firm
at 5;c. for mlddling.
Receipts at the tive leading interior
towns SO far this week 10, DOB bales,
against 5. l72 bales last year. Stocks
lost ., Ills bales, against 5,3l5 bales last
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12

.Dailv B-brcatfast. D-Diuucr. s-SuppcI
NJ" u connect at Weldon with A. {. Line. iull-
man slccI crs Portsmouth to TO Atlanta. Tia.
On Monday. Wednesdays. and Fridays con-
hec's al tianliin with steamers olive for Eden
Ton en land ng IN the river. Ton Gets at
ra'eiG u with southern Hallway for Asbcvillc. y.
il. Il. -
No 30; and II. Nesibule Li,ui;td Train No
extra iarc Weldon to Atlanta Pullman y o-pcr
!, rsmouih 70 Monr"c, y. G. Comet. directly at
Atlanta with W aud X. L. lar Chatham ora
N~thvilc, aud all points West Conre,ts with A
aud w. l.. Il. u. for Mobile Mont eDmcry New
Orleans and all points Southwest.
No. "flying Sto;hman. makes all stols between
Portsmouth aad ii"ykins and Lewiston councctIpg
ut fendleton for Mnrfe nhoro. Nc.
ARRIVE.
No. iO9, Atlanta pee al, 7;i0a NJ.
No 81. Mail an Express GO u IN.
NO 32. Flying :cptchinau, 9:55 Il. IN.
For tickets and baggage checked to all points
south anu southwest, sleeping reScrratiS n and
neral iniorm,t on, call on or address W. v H.
Williams ~! lii0h stic I, Portsmouth a.
1. J. ANDERSON. wv. BROWN Jr,
= Ten ass Agent. Pass. and rcE.-t Agt
f. ST. JOHN, JOHN IT, WiNDEr
NlCo-lfesluenf- General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
New York Markets,

New YoKK. March 1l.-Flour. quiet and
nrm wint,r wheat. low grades. : 90a2. 30;
lair TO fancy. S1.35a2.15; DO patents = Goa
$40: Minnesota clear S2.21a2.60 do patents,
e3.2 ailO; low extras, Sl.sGa2.30. Southern
0our. quiet and firm; common to far OK
ira 81 0a2.7o; gcoi 10 choice. do, S2SUa
6:=5 Wheat. dull and iirmer: No red.
store ana elevator, 59l &c; aioat ,aGO;c
Corn. null and Iirmer: No =. 5la5lic.
elevator .2lAo2.c nnoat; urgraded mixed,
sac; steamer mixed. O.u52c; No =. 4Sia4slc
Oats, dull and firm No ?. a3.a33ic: No
white, S1c: mixed Western. 3id3tc white
90, iOc. Cut meats moderately active and
hrmer: picklot bellies. a5.c; shoulders.
stc; hams; 7iaStc: middles, steady. Lard,
quiet and higher; Western steam, q. 90 bid;
city $50. Pork. On C. and irmer: mess,
Sll 25al2.t0; extra prim". nominal. Gomez =
no. dull and steady; MAJ. Idic. Sugar Raw,
Grm and fairly active: fair rotininy. IL Toe:
crntriiugais. 4G test; &c: refined quiet and
firm; OH A, 9-lGa3 1850: mould A. 4Ii-l6c:
Standard A, 3iai Lice: cut loaf. iiai II-lGc:
Cruz he'd iiai lice; powdered. il-lGaIIc:
graduated. Sal Ice. cubes, 4 l-l6ai!c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
Baltimore Markets,

BALriMour. Mar h II. -Four. firm: West
ern slperhnc, Sl.s0n2.GD; Western ex-
a, 81. 20 do Family. S2,60a2 u: winter
wheat onts. >2.S5u3. -: spring do. 81 l0a
0.t5: do straight. S3l5a3 So heat hrmer;
NO rod Gra 900: Stca Ler No red. 57it
SIC. Southern wheat by sami le 59a6lc. DO
OH grade. 81 la6olc. Corn. unsettled and
gber mixed. 4S.aiS!c steamer mixed - Il
$50 southern white corn 4"n5uc; do vel
low. 4sniSlc. Cuts. iirmtr M . white
West IN. SO a31c: Ao2 mixed Wo,t1rn. 3Ia
B+c. rovisions. steauy; mess Iork, Sl3 81;
LUX th ulders, &c. short rib siucs &c: lear
tide3, C; sugar cured shoulders. Tic: ham.,
snail. lUlc: large. lO!c Lard. refined. re.
GO ee quiet 40 Z, lG.c. sugar. steady;
graduated, 4.OS,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
n |! Y. ! : ! w AorfolkgWestern R.R.
Z. - - -.

schedule IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1894
lEAv: NORFOLK pAILY.
9:io n.lm.-Ihc chicago uxpre.s-For
Pctcrhbura. trich Ia a
ANA washington. also Tor
isnaI"rd. s.luef,c S"0 PS,
cnhsntns, Ncnova, 60
iumbus md Chtcago.
Siecrer itOnn"Ho To 20
Iunihus without change.
siao for PuintHi. Rsr Issoi.
knONStslc, CtipttpnnoUn
nnd iutcrncdintc Points
pullman SiccpeT, kauiurd
To Ch"tiuuOUEr.
1890 p. III. Fer Petersburg Rndord, Pulaski
Bristol; also. for BlueacJ and 20.
'shont,s; alsI for Rocky Mount
a"d all a ions on Winston-Salem
DIVISION. Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk 10 X anoke Connects AT
RoSnOke 80 I;iO M with Wash
ingion and thattsnoofs, limited
Tor all points South and West. Pun
man sle-perS Roanoke 10 MeuIphis
aud New Orleans. Din ng car at
tachc
ARRIVE Norfolk daily $50 m, ii;25 a IN
Sui p M.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
VEsrIhULE IiNITED)
Leave Norfolk 1885 p IL. arrive
Richmond 100 nj. tonuectiGg ior
Washington Baltimore, rhii.d.l-
phia aud New lo!k Returning
leave Richmond 400 IN, arrive
Norfolk Ills i n. Stops Only at
Sunolk, WaNCrIr and Petersburg.
Sctond-class tickets not acceptcl
Tor passage "a these trains
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
200 III, arrive at Richmond a. o.
IN. returning, leave Richmond
STOP IN; arrive 1T Nor ok : 40 pm
FOR further information - TO tickets rates bag
SaSe, cn'cts, etc. call on or address r W COUHi-
~ District Passenger Agent {. II BOsLEN
Ii1ket Agent, 40 Main sire corner OF Cranky, OF
I. T. inch, Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western
iA!road. ". Il. BENILl
General Passenger Agent
General ofics, Roanoke, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12

No % Daily; connects with A. c. l.. train % for
all points south
No l0j Daily except Sunday. make, close con-
neeton at iiobgood for Wa.hington, n. c. Kins-
ton. y C. Plymouth. n. c. and all Eastern caro-
train 50 for all points South
ITkins arrive at Norfolk COS p. m. daily. Also
al iO2o a. IN. daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
BaE3ag; checked at Comp1ny's Norfolk wharf
ara also a, once Of Passenger and Ticket Agent.
for tickets TO all points South, sleeping car
address J. A. SEUGEBAUEE
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES i. MAuPiS
General Forwarding Agent
T. NJ. EMERSON
General Freight aud Passenger Agent,
G. NJ. SER FL,
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
March 10 and II, 1895.

American stmp C2arina, Lapsley, New
York To bermuda, 10 Vim Lamb j. Co.
Coalei and sailed.
Span su stn.p Carolina. Calzada. Calves
ton TO liverpool, to Nm Lamb il co. Colled
and sailo |.
Br stmp Argyll Williamson. New York,
to the L 90, to load
Ra' kentlne Robert Patterson, Tun-
no!i' New York, to VIM Lamb Co. Tor
Schr Charles Lawrence. Capo Charles.
light. tolsRd pig IRON at Lamb .rts Point.
Schr Harry Landell, Crowley, New York.
light,
Schr II l. James Baltimore, light.
Tug LLuckenbach, Williamson. New York.
with bHr;cs Tartan and Nereus to YIN,
Lamb Il Co, for coal.
Tug Mare. bartlett. New York, with barges
General Knox and Astoria, TO Vim Lamb &
Co, for coal.
MEMORANDA.
Tho schooner NJ Il Milenjhas gone 70 Uost
Norfolk TO load.
CAFE Henry. Va, March Il. 10 NJ. -
Cloudy. Northeast wind; II miles Light
Tea.
CLEARED.
Schr John b Manning, Providence with
coal
schr Normandy. Riv,rs, Fall River with
coal
schr Mary Godfrey, Savannah, with
coal.
Schr Samuel Sharp. Crowley, New York,
with lumber.
Barge Juniata, Providence, with coal.
SAILED.
Stmr Orion. Smith Boston, with coal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the Best satisfaction of any cough med
Icine l handle. and as seller leads all
other preparations in this market. /
recommend it because 1T Is the best
medicine L ever handled for coughs.
colds and Groups. A. w. BALDRIDGK,
Mlllersville, Ill. For sale by all drug.
giets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
ARRlyE an NORFOLK.

NAIL AND EXPRESS daily except Sunday at
- D. M, and Exoress daily except sunday Al II
q m connect with all rail and steam lines at Nor
folk for the North, Fast and West Passenger and
freight stations foot OF East Main street, Norfolk
and Western depot.
u 3 TERN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
IL FREIGHT Linz AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North and East via Norfolk aud
Norfolk and Southern Railroad to Eastern North
Caroline
at low rates.
For further information apply to the General
ONCE OF the \. :. K. L. Co.. Norfolk Va
II. g. HUDGINS,
General freight and Passenger Agent.
u. K. KING.
General Manager,