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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
TRAVELLERS, c.rrnr

ullE NORFOLK, AIBEMARLE AND ATLAN
g., TIC RAILROAD co.
~ ~ W. BURT. p.o.,
TIME TABLE No lin EFFECrsUNDAY.
'oNh 'fH, iSH5, AT6 o',LOJK A. NJ.
LEAVE NORFOLK,
200 n IN. dsiy except SUNDAY. throuub e,pr.s,.
arrive Virginia leach 7:3s ~ eNpfes''
eoo M, naiy except Sunday. mixed; arrive yir
rinia Peach s:ij u M ~
$50 N, SUNDAY only. local cxprs,, ,,r,,a VII;
Einia beach 9is M ""
iV'V0 nl' H S.y ,hre gh c1pss'; arrive Virginia
iio' In, sunday only, through e1pIo,s; arrive
Virsinia Reach Ii:is M
iz'Z' NJ, daily, lotal express arrive yir,lni,
$50 p IN, daily through express; arrive Virginia
n ra ard occana); arrive Virgisa
H@O IN, daily local express arrive Virginia
1890 m, c"iiv except sunday. thr ugh express
arrive Wig rim Peach ll:w; p IN.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
GOO m. Monday only stops only ut Otcana
LTnhha'en and kempN lille, arrive Hor-
Gas NJ. daily eNcsp, Monday stop, only II,
O. cana. LyuIharen and kenl, s,iie: ar
i've N"r'ok 7.2' IA.
SIS m daily except SUNDAY local e1press mr.
rive N.r @ "nu a M.
$50 III, snnda, on y. local cNpres'; arrive Nor
ok ,v.l2 IA.
lis m, tai esc-r; sunday IN scd; arrive MOI
ieE 2;2A pun.
30 p NJ d'il, 'n'"oeh express; arrive Norfolk
$40 daily local express; arri,. Norfolk 49,
i IN.
Clio = m, daily, through express; arrive Norfolk
e.'a pm
$40 p m dtil, except SUNDAY through express
arrive Nurtnlk aOI pm
F'o III, Snntav o"v, through express: arrive
No ok c:iJ p ~
io"o w., .a'ly .pl day. through express;
arrNe Norfolk il0i IN.
Trains N"P only on signal at intermediate
stations 10 PCT "a or tax" On ,,a..-ny,r,
:, through Express Trains mako tho trip Ia
.hfty-hVe minutes; Local EXPIRES, rrans
ioity -tvo mnutcs
Chair Car is attached 10 all Passenger trains
scats % cents each.
II. L. HOLLAND
Genciui Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
H. OLDDOA!NI0N steamship
\ FOR NEW YORK.

pASSsENGE Err SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
from Norfolk on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED.
III. From New York on MONDAYS. TtJEsDASS
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS at 8 D. M, sATUR.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and siaterooui berth 8 90
Fare. round TIP limited to thirty dnys...... ls %
for Jackets aud reservation of stat rooms apply
nj Company oihcc, a Main street. or at general
FOX RiCIIMOND-Ships leave Norrolt svs,x
THURSDAY J.. m. and leave Newport News eyefy
SUNDAY and TuEsDAf evening, arriving at
Richmond the next morning.
'I' Na!,ia s%m"T 1nE "r srEaaiERs
Isle Of Wight, sailing daily, except sunday.
f fS. so1 's,, T.a.as, Scroll oao and
aud o5 M BAY Line Wharf. Norfolk l at .Ss2
an s TX 81 Il VI aI I!iPNnAt Ills NJ SIS
p. fay iine, 1900. nj. and p. In; Portsmouth
s"is >,:W i.OisT NJ NEWS AND smITH
FiElD-At 80 p. IN; Portsmouth, 2:45p H.;
SI T6 Iia' S SIa,': h + Vi WARE RIVERS
Daily, except Sunday, leaving Company, wharf
Ut e:S9 =; Mi portslnoa,h. s:45 a. m; Bay Lins
a'G Ois maek =, . =; PoaUasIN Rlv-
rhsf az od Po a e-ainf
" a M, Ray Line Wharf Norfolk. at e:5 a. m,
fe,".n'"S w.. Il M.vE .-russday, Thura-
day aud SATURDAY.. from CempAny's Wnasi.t Us a
"r rSI; "" ShSs Isl R Ii a sl9
AuEEOLR-AtS y. M: Portsmouth, $40 p. nj;
connecting at Suffolk with $. and Z. r. X
Freight for Mathews, Back, Foquosp, Ware Z
Severn and Nansemond rivers must bs prepaid
o.is,H CAROLYN. na VISION -For-
merlv NJ n. 4 W. d. L.--S.eamer onsho leav
Norfolk for Washington. n. C.. Mondays st+ :. M;
Tuu >davs at a. M. carr ing freight for Washipe-
ton and points on the Tar. Pungo aud Pamlioes
rivers -, - u
Frsieht received daily. except Sunday, until s p 4
m. NJ. Il. CROWELL, IN
Agent.
poANoKE, NORFOLK. AND
II BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO,
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1891 tho
steamers OF this line will leave BGy Lins NhsSf
every Monday and thursday ut s q. nj. for Batl.
more. and leave Baltimt Pier No s5S Light streS
wharf, every Trasf"v s-., Sat r rs - 81, *
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NO - Daily; connects with A. c. l.. train % for
~. loj Daily except Sunday, makes close CON
nccti0h az liobEood for Washington n. c. KIM
ION. \. 7. fiymouth y. G. and all Eastern Gre
IN" ronis, II" at Rocky Mount with A. C. /.
Trans arrive "a Norfols COS p. IN. daily. Also
AZ iW2o a. IA, haily, except Sunday.
b'sEtS- chtCEcd ri companys Norfolk wharf
90 Main street. SeN''
For tickets to al points Sonth, sleeping car
reservation and general iAfernatiouu call on mr.
address J. 4. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES T. MAIpfN
General Forwarding Agent.
T. VI. EMERSON,
GIN. skRrEL,
General Manager. Norfolk.
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Daily B-Bfeakfast D-Dinncr. s-Snpper
30 ~ connect at Weldon with A {, Line. Full
man SEE 's Portsmouth TO to Atlanta Or
.ce's at rankin with steamers olive Tor Eden
toh thi land ng on Tho river Com ects vt
X. r.
No l02 and H. Vesiibule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman sleeper
Portsmouth TO Mi.nia ia. onnets directly at
Atlanta, with " and a X. I; for Chattanooga
Nashville, and al points West Connects with A
and w .. X. Il. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE
mo. 49, Atlanta ,nccia 1aI0a III
'No. rs. Mali and Express $50 I'm.
Tor tickets ana naE-ape checked 10 all points
Sc7lth and southwest Sic plug car reservation and
neral inlorniat on, call on OF address W. " H.
Williams. alI High street. Portsmouth i.
T.. j. ANDERSON. J. w. BROWN, Jr,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket Ast
l.. ST. JOHN, JOHN II. WINDER,
Yiee-Presidsak General Manager.
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Now Work ,,arE...

NEW YONG June 24-Four 'lo.ed dull and
easy; winter wheat. low grades, Sl,va
$50; DO. fair to fancy. -. 5Uai.25; do. nn-
sent, si.5"i6 Minnesota clear. - Ga
$50; do patents, :i.lja4i5 low eXtru.
~ TOe3.3a: city mills. Si.4O; 40 patents
<i.o0atl0. southern lour. dull ana casy;
common TO iHIr extra, :l.5lt3 -; gooi 10
choice. do s3 b0ai.lO. Whcat.modeatsly :.
sive and easier, No. >. rel store ana oiey,.
sur. 74c; sloat 15lc umgraied red la
sdc; No ,, red, S:c. Corn losei dull
G cas- or No . SIC, elevator: 55-c.
Shoa;: ungrsied mixed. So e5i o; steamer
mixed. 57iaeS.c; No =. 4ssaigic Oats
active and clos n weaker; No 2. AIN
tu.c: No white. 81; mixed Western,
sOa3ic white do, 35ailc Cut meatr. irmer
aud better tem"nI; picked bellies. sc:
shoulders 5.n5 G hams. 9!t9ic: middles
nominal. short clear. $3.50. Lard closed
Grnier Western steam c osed - ~; city. IA
&c. Pork closed steady mess So. Ijali 80
extra prime, nominal. Cutfcr--Sput RIO.
dull AMI lower; No Z. l.;c sugar Raw,
closed dul! aud steady; lair refining, 2!c.
Gehncd. clio e steady; OF a. 4iaIsc;
standard A, 47-IGai, c cut leaf, > | -l6a5ie,
crushed, 8 lease Sranulated, 7-lGaI,c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

rLlpE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS For
~ Il!lLhpEhPl!iA- only direct nv"
ne tfom Nrrfps 10 IN ladcltha
lniiI fnribtr orders, steamers are gppUIiI,cd 10
tnl! from -'or!olk every Monday, 80 la. wednes-
Gay ana saturday, NJ +. m, aud from Ihiadcl-
pin every Tuesday. thursday aud Sa'uiday.
Through hills OF ialing 10 all points south and
Southwest viz : X, Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES W. MU,.AHtICK,
General ioUthern Agent, Norfolk Va.
W. T.. tl.Nb E y co,
Agents PHI adcipnla-
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Chicago MARKETS.

CHlcIco, June 2i.-The loading futures
Sanged no follows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Data closed lower.
Fork closed CHER
wHEAr-Junc. G9iaT0i; Juiv. 7O;a7oi; Sep.
tenber, 52ajs3. Closing-June, Coz; July,
so! september, So.
CoRs June, i7s July, 4s!; soptsmbe or. 4oiA
s9'. Closing-June, 47.; July, IS; septom
Der. 4S!at9.
OArs-Juue. 27l; July, 27la?7.; September.
81 AZ. HIosing-Juue, 2G.; July. 2G:; Sep
tembcr. 26S.
ronK-JuIy. II so: September, 1910. Clos.
snE-July, lisa: September. 1918.
LARD--'uly, GAL; September. G.67f Clos
Gng-July. GO; september. GO,
RIus--Iuly. G.2O; september. t.37i, Clos
;sg-July, t.22l; September, Gas.
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GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
10. Is Water street Norfylk. Va.

ENGINES. ROLLERS. SAWMIII. and air
klnds of machinery OF the most improved
patterns Also repairing ut the shortest
noti.o. iarticular attention to steamboat
work pUHAL'S PATENT BOILER TUBES
FEREULES are the only perfect remedv
for leaky boiler tubes. ley can be inserted
IN a few minutes by any engineer, and are
warranted to stop leaks,
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Cotton Markets..

New YoEE.Junc u II ottou futures closed
Heaky. Sales. lt4.AOO bne.. Middliiiy gulf,
6-lt mldGiinE upianIs. LID. june, i l.. a
20; July. G9ei 20 August. 13nG "A Sep
tember tca IS. Oct bert Stat 81. Noven-
DOR. STAG 50; Decembrr.G Sga6 30: january.
g !iaj %; February, 9ya7 u; March, Osa
0G.
he total net consolidated receipts of cot
ton reported from all ports to-day were
,'olo bales; export 10 Great britain -
ps!es; to France, 30 bales: to Continent,
s,O39 bales; stock, ii.O2l bales.
ltNEnrooL. Juno 24.--l2:20 p. INJECTION
Gulo aud rices favorable; American mid :
Ellns,3 23-o2d. Sales ; 900 bales; American,
I.utO bales; speculation and EXPORT. s0j
Bales receipts, - bales. American, 49, bales
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New onLEASs MoLAssEs-ouiet; Fair goa

New ORLEANS MoLAssEs-Ouiet; Fair. GOA
200; Good. 36ai0c; Choice, 45c.
FLouR-Market steady and ut the full
advance: Western Spring Wheat, Best Patent
lamiiy 50. 30; Winter Wheat. Best Patent Fam
n.y. $50: Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Fam
liy'ei6': Choice Straight Family. Si.S5,
Hooi Family, Si.3j: Far Straight Family,
s3..o: Good Low Family, $3.50; Good Extra.
$3.50: Fair Extra. 1895.
SAT-l.irm: Liverpool Fine. 3I.l2al.25;
u. A. 65a75c
RcE-Milled. 5aCc; rice, in rough, Gla65o
per bushel.
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A rlANrlc AND pANvII.lEEAILwAY

sCllEDuLE1N EFFECT MARCH l7ru. 1875
Leave >h!pI er,' Compress What cn4y.Yy,.
West Norfolk, "A ga m iur BuHa,o Ii Ia 4 ,pr ine,.
iyile, and nj iuicruei ate ,tiOns arriving M
B"Ha!" l. III Spring, ~ ..jJ ), al; LRivtiIr 5.25
J. u, Leave NOTION -2u T. M. West or H. :. ~
IN. Leave IawrcHctyillr Ja ~ except ~nudavl
nj Geo = IN. arrivlrr ~ bIuvUic ~ r.rIt M
connection made a. rRuville md IcfrDss June
non i"r all points In the southern Railway system:
nj itnnision Junction lot iirlign. oath Boston
nnd AL tonis On the Durham Division o: the y.
y W. l.. X.
A. ,..I-, make come ,ion tor iuilalo liilin
Snri"''S ep.ine sundays
Pullman Slecpers teiWe-n panyille, A.nevil.
Atlanta Augusta. Nemph'. aud New Orleans
Tickets on sale hni baggage cho glcd ~ Walses
Agency tompsnys agency ri wharf Norfolk
W. '. H. Williams Arencs, portsmouth,
II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
CllhS. o. HAINES. Superintendent
|. OR RICHMOND, PErEi.sBUEG. ULpro NJ
CLAREMoNI. NEWPORT NEWS nnd lanes
river landinrs dirc,i by daylight Virginia Nayi-
RRiion COMPANY BE .TuI >teSuc- 20 NtiJ g., ~
LEAVE, Clyde Wharf, Norfolk. every TUE~DAY
III ESt'Al aud SAtt hDAl at Z a. M iouchin.
at Portsmouth, tId !uiu' Newport NnuS goinc
and returning, arriving ~ Richmond iSyout = y
M, tonnt.tiur " - all evening Trans Fare 10
Iichnund Slrn fare to Richmond aud return
s*.Gt; 'niu 10 RIctm nd scr"ud- lass 81. Tickets
much Ch"'pr Iva lev amy other route to Eirb-
mond. Petersburg NRvrfly iIirlsfuri Ini stations
ON Atlantic aud DanvIl!e railroad and all points
Via Richmond. Tickets tur sale a, cl.,i aFeucie,
OF Wake sou, II brand; ann on board steamer
&c Freight received dait Sunday .Icsptcd tor
allaboyc named POINTS.
JAMES ". M,CAERICK.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money TInrsSet
By Southern Associated Press.

Erwi YonK, June 24.-hfoney on call easy
RtIalI per cent. closing ut per cent. Ster-
hing exchange is firm. with actual business
In bankers bills at 4SSRaiS9 for sixty days
and 4S9IRi9yi for demand. Posted rates.
xS9a4eO. Commercial bills, 4SI4a4sSt. Gov
eanIEent bonds firm.
THE STOCK MARKET-cLosISo BIDS.
American Cotton Oil 29; American Cot
tor Oil. rof, 74s; American Sugar Rein-
Sr,ts. u.s. American sugar Iietineries. pref.
s9!; American Tobacco. ll2i: American To-
hacco. pref. ia; At,hison Topeka aud
Santa Fe. 10; baltimore and Ohio, G3: Can
eda Pacific. i3l: Chesapeake aud Ohio. 22i:
Chicago and Alton. 1853 bids Chicago. Buriing-
Son and Quincy. So; Chicago Gas lrust.72i;
delaware ana l.sckawanna. 1875: Dis,il-
erS and Cattle feeders. 20i: lrie. 8: sErie.
yrcf. 90; General Electric. 81: Illinois
Central.95 axe F:ic and Wesieru.2il: Lake
Erie and Western. pref. SS!; Lake Shore,
s60.: Louisville and :'ashville. 5S!: Louis
hattont consolidated. ll3.: Memphis and Char
teston. Is asked: Michigan Central. lo2l; Mis-
souli Pacific. 80: Mobile and Ohio. 2tl:
Nashville and Chattanooga. 6o: United
States iordare, Is; United States Cordage.
Iret.. II; New Jersey Central. 1907. New
York Central lOll; New York aud New Eng
tar'. 5lt; Norfolk and Western. pref. 10:
Northern Pacific, a; Northern = tcihc.
prof, l6: Northwestern. 9li; Northwestern:
3ret. 1894: Tactic Mail. sos; loading, Ma;
Rock Island, ~: st. Paul, GSl st. Paul. pref
I2lt; Silver Certificates. ca: Tennessee Coal
ana lron.bSs: Tennessee Coal and Iron. nret..
t2l: Wabash. So: Wabash pref. 70: Western
Union. 9lt: Wheeling aud Lake Erie. 1851;
Wheeling nnd Lake Erie, pref. i9l: Alabama
class A, l07 bid: Alabama. class ,l07 bid: Ala
bams class c. % bid; Louisiana is. 100 b d,
3'orth Carolina As. II 8; North Carolina G's,
S25: Tennessee New Settlement IS. SO: Vir-
Einis 6s. deferred. -; Virginia Trust Re
Scipts. 6; Virginia Funding Debt. G2}; United
etntes As. registered liz: United States As,
coupons ll3i: United States rs 81 bid: Sonth-
srn Railway 5s. IS: Southern Hallway
Eommon, l4t: Eouthorn Halfway Common,
pref, All; South Carolina AIS. lU7.
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Baltimore ,InrIscts.

BILTlNUuE, Juno 2I.-Flour clo Ell DIM
Western superdne, ;2.75a2gd western
extra. S3iOHS.tO do Family, S3,75nil5 vim
cor wheat patents. 7i.l5li.iU, spring 10 81 -
&i.5O. 10 straight :: O0ai 10. Wheat oIo.ci
weak; No red. i0sIO.c; Steamer No ]
tod. 63!aG9c. Southern wheat bv samuIe
S2n7ic; do on grade, G9a &c. Corn q osc!
etc tdy: No mike 5!lajl.c; Southern white
corn, 5l.c; do yellow. 81 n53lc Oats clio r.,
easier. NJ white Wcstcru gGin3Sr'
80 mixed Western. 32c bid. Provision,
closed at adv; moss pork ia. %. bulk shout.
ders &c short ~! sides. 7ic: clear sides 10:
sugar cured shoulders. 7:c hams llIallIc
f.ard. refined. Sc. Coffee dull: No :. lGc
tuSar, Quiet; Grannlatel, 500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

GorIEE S sad; Rio. common. I6;a
NC: Fair. l7."l,.c: Good. l9;a2Oic; Cholco.
Rla2l.o; Laguayra. lilc; Java 29c.
sIhUrs AND MISUNDERSTANDING; Syrups.
Fright. lsa23c. lair Grades, IG a20c; Porto
Eico, IL, Nv and 2ee, az to grade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. June q, 1895.
Grain,

PEAs-Stoady: Black owe peas. $3.50
per baE;blacK. Slal.lO per bnshe
SoRN-Southern white. quiet, 5jc
OATs-Stoady; Mixed. 3Sc.: white, 42c.
MILL Fed Market steady; Bran. Sls 90;
toitei, per 80 lbs. Gle
HM-No. Timothy. $500; No. 2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
HELLO HELL0.I HELLO! L!
THE NORFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

offers communication with OYER eiEh.
hundred Subscribers. Are YOU ON the
lst II not can You a1orI not 20 have
tele phone at your place Of business
And VIVA, comfort ana safreuariit 10
10 have telephone at your resiirnen.
Attention u called to tue long DIS
IANCE rYSIEM OF WIRES. by which
communication j. 10 lie had, upon pay
ment OF a snail toll. with Newport News,
Hampton, Chesapeake City. Oh Point.
Euholk SnIthteli, Barrett's anil Chuck
atuck
Call or the manager or send him worl
End lie will call on You.
J.. " Oh VS. Manager.
C. L. MCCLUER District Supt. ge2s-ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
identon aud uay-sntions Connects nj Elilahrii,,
rhy WIN the steamers ,'">' and N.wh,rr-,
i"c'dlr, Thursday ami Saturday Inr Newborn
Roanoke Island an Morehrnd civ Kins,n, amt
~ d'norro VIA y. y \. G. H. H., aud for Jackson
Nii'e Wilmington, n. c.. aud MI stations on the "
" Il y. L.. X " " w.
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Daily. except Snudar. C,ier limo nn.Iv
10, or W. clifton lorcc. Daily Pots
Ho , II I" Rich oni Except SUNDAY Richmond
l." ilu.uud ~ ''''
No. ~ Cincinnati Daily rulman sleeper,
Il ,n"onI !, - ''tunIti and Go'dousyii. to ST.
dOnsNillc " w.
No ';-F"r ritc nnlti Daily. Puilman Slecpcrs
va ROM I" lIihiOh AMI G"rdouSvllc TO C.Iicin-
Hay, hEy I"uI>Nlh Meals served on Dining Cars
moan aud ,.t5 D. "a.
Fen further Information amply to
Il. L tltHoRE, Pas, rgcr Agent
Z. q o. Iitect pih,c, CRANKY street
Ih1"r Atlantic Hotel.
Join -. TO rs,
DiNisi"n fas. cngcr gent.
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD con
pENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is. 1891.
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NORFOLK 6 SOUTHERN r. R, co,
sCHEpULE IN ErrEcr JUNE q ia,

MAI. ANp EAPKESS LEAVES NORFOLK
hni!y tcrtert Sunday etj u, III. for I:liE.bct h
,ny, Eden'on. Maeeey's Ferry, Roper panto,o,
Bc'hncn, etc Connects nj Edeuion with N a $
H. s,cdnrr Us iollo"s Daily Except Srudavl
DAY aud NATt RpAi fDr all landings on Inuyan
ilNcr, On MoEibAl aud FRIDAY loT : upprrnnn"
rNer, ani WEDNESDAYS Tor salmon Greek con-
meets AT Belbaven with steamer Virginia bare Ior
Mskclcvrill South Creek Aurora Wasbinrtnn
and intermediate landing.
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>o,roiH cotton rInruc;..
OFFICE OF THE YlnlIylAv.

UfFfCE OF THE YIRIINIAN.
NORFOLK. Va, Juno u 1895.
senboard AIRLINE liaIlroAd For Norfolk.
3 balls.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor
foik X bnias "
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Sugar Market.

Market firm. Out OF town prices are de-
pendent on the delivery rates to the differ
emit points. Local sales are being made as
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I,Ganui NIariret

fcAHut uSrkct.
Market steady; Prime Sc; strictly primo,
SIC; fancy. SIC; common, 2a2Ic; Spanish, 81.
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S. *. T.. srApoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFlECr SUNDAY MAY e.
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~ RIVE Nr NORFOLK
MA IL AND EMPRESS dali, 1. ,,.rt snnd,x, NJ
- ~ M. aui ESnrcss daily except SUNDAY, ri n
n M: connect with all Tail aud steam lincs "a Sor.
ioll Tor the North. has and West Passenger "a
itoI loot oil last MAN. street. Nnrtu aud W,sI
trn depot Freight station On Water street
EASTE EN CAROLINA DISPAlCu. Fast,
- FREIGHT LIN. AND Old DOMINION LINE,
between all points North aud East via Norfolk aud
N"ri"lS and southern Railroad to Eastern North
Carolina.
freight received daily u"iil = y m and for.
wardel rromuily at low rates.
For further information apply to the General
Office oi the y. 4 : l.. T. Co, Norfolk, Va
II. g. IIUDGINS,
hi. X. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Nh, a"n'H schedule gives passengers from tho
In ,h ~! over OF two hours and thirty minute,
4,nri, v'eh'lg before taking the steamer, thus
the Nation VI Aeeihs the Capl'ai oil
Inc trip down the historic Potomac River and
company is unsufPs,sed. The steamers are COM
IuMNely new, having been built in 1881, and are
n,loi up 10 the most luIuriaut manrer With
electric ,iEhts call bells and steam heat In eaeh
d@p IN nc tables arc supplied with every decaed
Notinte. ! lckets ON iale at X. & o. Ticket oties
~; :, 90, once at W. 4. Wakes, and company
For further information apply
1e,an,,o,s az b. }. CALLAHAN,
H. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

IT. T. FNNF,
a.. Secretary aud Treasurer.
w. BARRlIr, lE.. Gcnrial MamnLtr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-01
AMERICANS TO cUBA,s AID.
Large Number of SOutherners Said to
Have Enlisted with Rebels.

Large Number OF sOutherners Said to
Have Enlisted with Rebels.
BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), April 21-In-
formation has reached this city
through one of the recruits who de-
serted at the last moment that four
hundred Americans shipped from a
point on the Florida coast near Cedar
Keys two or three days ago to aid the
Cuban revolutionists in their struggle
for independence.
This is the first result of the efforts
of the revolutiOnists' agents who have
been Systematically at work in the
South to get recruits for the last month.
The recruits left in two schooners.
They will be landed at an obscure
point on the coast of Cuba, where an
ample supply of arms and ammuni-
ton await them. Two hundred of the
recruits are from Alabama and the
rest from lower Louisiana parishes
and the southern part of Mississippi.
Agents of the revOlutiOnists are en-
route this way from Florida, where
they have been canvassing Cuban
cigarmakers for funds to aid the revO-
lutionists. They have signed up an
other batch of Alabama and Florida
youths, who believe the revolution
lists are not whipped by any means,
but on the contrary will have things
their own way, with the assistance of
a few good American soldiers, to
whom they promise good booty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-01
7. W. c. T. D.

a government should so legislate
as to make it easy to do right, and
difficult to do wrong.-Gladstone.
To strike at iniquity is a part of
the business Of the church. It is the
function of the church to strike the
steadiest blows it is capable of at a
municipal administration whose
supreme mission it is to protect,
foster and propagate alcoholism. If
it is proper for us to go round chas-
ing the devil, it is proper for Us to
fight the devil.-C. FL. P8rkhurst.
Get rid of drink, and you may
fearlessly face the perils of the
future. But populace, of which
drink is the main temptation, and
the gin shop the chief resource, is no
safe depository of political power;
and when 1 think of the crime and
misery of which drink is prolific
among the dense and ever multiply
ing masses, I wonder whether the
OVERLOOKING scrouge have not been
placed already in the hands of our
vices-a scrouge which shall smite
and shall not spare. Only may God
give Us wisdom to see things that
are, and to see them as they are.
And may He inspire into His Univer-
sal Church the strength and the
tenderness which shall enable her to
arouse the conscience of the nations,
and so to end, or at least to mitigate,
this terrible and continuous curse
Archdeacon Farrar.
If we could bring the votes of the
whole community to bear I believe
that society at large would uproot
the liquor traffic. Prohibition, it is
said, does not prohibit. But outlaw
ry does outlaw. There is no legal
saloon in Maine ...... children in
Maine, many of them, never saw
drunkard. No young person there
ever saw legal dram shop, a speci-
men of the states sanction of solicit
tation to vice.-Joseph Cook.