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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-02
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VIE NORFOLK, ALBEalARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.,
II " Van a" N SaP.; Receivers.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. l, 1895.
LEAVE NoRBoLE.
7:lOa M, D4ily c-c-pi Sunday. Mixed.
N;!I III. Daily. Throug eSpross
1?:25 ~ Daily. Local Express.
3:Op. M Daily. Local r press
bSop m, Daily except Sunday. Local Ex-
press.
6:50P m. Sunday only. Through Ex-
press.
Si5 2. III. nniy except Sunday. Through
ENrreSs.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
ESQ n IN, Dp'ly cN,et SunuIy, Through
9l5 III. Daily e1ccp, Sunday. Local Tx
lN:O5 a III. Sunda only. Local EXPRESS.
l:lb pm. Daily except SUNDAY. Mixed
259 = m Daily. rhrouyh Express.
i.35 M Daily. Local Exl rcss
700 pm Daily. Local lxp-oss.
Through Express Trains MAKE tho trip In
thiity-hve minutes; Local Express Trains
iotty-hvc minutcg
Chair Car attached to all Passenger trains.
seats p cents each.
b. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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Among our Co,Iou 1,c,,


Clear weather ia the cotton belt
yesterday.
. New York future market J ad.
vanced l point. closing stead y.
March: o. AZ; August. 5.57 to s. So,
Sales. $4,000 bales.
Liverpool future market advanced
/ to 2.6iths, closing steady.
united states ports received
- bales cotton, against 7 956
bales last year and rs, 1888 bales in
1892. o' AZ
New Orleans receipts for to. dsy
arc estimated at from 1000 to s. O10
bales, against 3.0Sl bales last year
United States ports stocks in.
creased during past week II. 562
bales, against decrease of 5S'I65
bales the corresponding week last
year.
Receipts of cotton Mt Norfolk YES.
terday were 1850 bales, against
l,O40 bales last year.
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.NOrtoik GOttD, .tIarIrt.
OFFICE OF The VIRGISIAS.

NUNFuIK' VA MHrch I, 1885.
Feaboard AIRLINE Railroad--for Nor
xoik, tol bales; other points. $50 bales;
total. Ct, bales.
=. Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Horioik, IS bales; other points, IIy
bales; total. l52 bales.
Atlantic and Danyilie Railrond-For
Forfolk. IL Dales other points. -
bales, total, II bales.
=. Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Norfolk. 1875 bales; other points, 8 bales;
total. ls8 bales
Various steamers-For Norfolk, 62
Bales other points, - balcs; total, ca
pales
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t.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. %. 1873.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
''4o AIN. uaiiS, except Suuuay-(port.mou,h
Phiiaueiphia 5:j2 p. m; New YORK az
LEAVE NORFOLK.
g. p. u daily, (Portsmouth, High stree, o.,
arrive at Philhdelphfa $40 n y, =
New YORK 7:iS Il. IN ~ MI
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
e:eoa. m dnly Portsmouth. High street. 9:iO
leaving New York D. M; Philadel.
4RRivFAT NORFOLK.
s:obp m. daily except SUNDAY CPOrtsmouth,
High street S:I5 .. M leaving New
York at S r. m; Philadelphia. 1920 A.
Close Con nection msue with all roll and
Bound line to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cara on night trains be-
tHeen Jerney City, Philadelphia and Cape
charles. Pullman Buffet and Parlor Cara on
Gay trains between Philadelphia and Cape
1s-Through tickets sold AMI baggage check.
ed At Wakes Agency. under. Atlantic Hotel,
and on the steamers.
RIB. COOKE. Genr gent,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
Money Market.
By Southern Assoc,sei Presy.

NEW YonK. March Mooney on call has
eeen active at las per cent; last loan p t
- per cent. and closing offered at u per
cent. Sterling exchange Is firm. with az
eual business in bankers bills ut 1877 ,aiS7k
Cor sixty days and 4S9 for demand.
Posted rates, 4Sssi90. Commercial bills.
as6;ais7t. Government bonds closed
weaker.
THE STOCK MARKNr-oLoHSG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 2OY: American
Cotton Oil, -preferrej, 64a67: American
Sugar Refueries g2t: American
sugar Metineries. preferred, 92I; Amer
loan Tobacco, 90s; American To-
Sacoo preferred, lU4: Atchlson. Tope-
"a and Santa Fe. 81: Baltimore aud
Ohio. gu: Cansd, Pacific. 43i; Chosa-
Penke and Ohio. lGt; Chicago auI Alton,
ss4G Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy,
w; Chicago Gas Trust. II. Delaware
aud lackawanna, l5S. Distillers AMI Cat.
sie reederS; III: Erie. 81: Eric, pref. l6
Henerai Electric, 27i; Illinois Central,
s3i; Lake Erie and Western. 1871. Lake
ERIE and Western, pref. II. Lake Shore
A55t: Louisville and Nashville 49i; Louis
vile. New Albany and chicago. &;
Alanhattan Consolidated. 1914, Memphis
s Gnu Charleston. III: Michigan Central.
~: Missouri Pacinc. 1v! Mobile ami
ohio. ID: Nashville. chattanooga.
Cl; United States Cor iage. 81; UniteI
states Cordage, preferred. 8: Now Jer-
eey Central. 50; New York Central. 95i:
New York and New England. 80: Norfolk
and Western. preferred. I0i; Northern
Iacinc: =: Northern Paoino. preferred.
W.: Northwestern. Ssl: Northwestern.
preferred. 1873: Pacific Mail, "a; tead :
ing, u; Rock Islam, 6l.; ST. Paul. 81 :;
o. raul preierred.1l73: Silver Certificates.
So3; tennessee Goat AMI Iron. 1872;
1ennessee Coal ami iron, preierrei. 10
1sked; Texas Pao hc. 81; uuIon rscIfio.
-; Wabash. 81! Wabash. preferred, 1928;
western mon. ST.; Wheeling and Lake
'.rIe. 81; Wheeling and Lake Erie, pre-
TERED. "a: Alabama. class A, 10; Ala
osma Glass Is. los; Alabama. GLASS G. 50
GA; Louisiana As, 100; North Carolina
As. 100; North Oarolinas. IS, I2Gl. leu
eee New Settlement 3s 81; Virginia
-, deferred. 81; Virg mia Trust Rece pts,
u; virginia Funding Debt, bSf;
silltai states As, registered. ll2I; United
states As, coupons, ll2t; Unitei states
rs, 10; Southern hallway So SCI; South
Pm Pm, Halfway Common. IL; Southern
Iaiiway Common, preferred, 81; South
Carolina i3's, l03.
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EsnItiinor. ,fnrE.t,.

lALTinonE. March 2-siour closed
ouii: Western rupernns. el9U42. 90 :
Western extra, S!.lUa2.IJ; do. fam
ny. SZ.6ua2.15; wiuter wheat. patents,
e2Son3.l6 spring do. {J.4Oaj.O5; do.
Ermcr; No 2, red, 6s.a5Stc; steamer NJ
L. red. 55!a555c. Southern wheat by sam
PIE 0SA5'c: do. on grade, 5J.njo.c Corn
closed MN; mixed, IItAI1.c; steamer
MiAed. &c III .. southern white corn.
e'4ai &c; 90 yellow. 4SUi9c. Oats close
arm; No White Western 35,u5Gc:
40 mixed Western, 33la3lc. Pro-
visions. dull; mess pork. s4.OO; bulk
shoulders. &C. short rlU sides. 7!c; clear
.ldes. &c; sugar cured shoulders, T,c:
hams. small, lO.c, large. 10 c. Lard
lchned. Sc. Conee lirm: No !. l3lc.
sugar, strong; grtnulatel. los.
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DAsSLNGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
L sail from Norfolk ON MONDAY. TUES
IEDAf at = IN: From New York on MON.
DAYS TUESDAYS. WEDNFSDAYS, THuRS-
bA Ysat 3 pm; sATUhDAYs. 4p IN.
Fare. including meals and stnieroom
Sclt ~ '.'': ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Fare. round trip. limited TO thirty
T., l3 90
or tickets and rcservnt ion of slater ooms APP
ny ~ Comnanv'S Office. II Main street. or at
general onrc ut wharf.
FOR RICHAiDND-Ships leave Norfolk ovarv
liUkSnAG. IN. and leave Newport Nows
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening ar
irving at Richmond the next morning.
ZINE sCiiLD LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH
81 S Wi,ii lG ii Accomack, knoa aud islo
"a a." I'm i. saihhE daily. cTcep. Sunday
Leave ,oulranv wharf. Norfolk
FOR OLD POiNT--At $50 and ,1.i5 , m
a .ia9 "1o IN; PORTSMOUTH. dl5 and 1908 and
=, FOl: llAMPTON-At ll:l5 n III and 8:i5 n M.
aav' ~ W a IN aud p III; Portsmouth at 10 O5
FOR NEWP0RT NEWS AND SMIrHEIEID
At go IA: Portsmouth. PAS IN; Bay Line
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-Do,I, ~.
cen. SUNDAY leaving CoIupln.'s wharf al q. a.
M Portsmouth,. Gas n III: Bay Line Wbnrf
r, E9E n4Ck, roouosIN AND SEVERN
Somp1ny,s wharf MONDAYS, wEDNEspAYs
anu ElDAfS ut $40 u IN: Portsmouth, s.S5
a. SAY Line wharf, Norfolk. at m return
FOR .NANsEMoND RIVER AND SUE.
FOLK At 3 p m; Portsmouth. $40 d m. con.
meeting at Suffolk with W. L. Co. K X. and
Freight for Matthews Back. Poouosin Var.
S,Ncrn and Nansemond river, must be pre-,
NORrIl CAROLINA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. y K w. u. L.l-Steamer Aibpm.rIe 49,
Forfo i9r Washington. N. c., Mopdsys NJ .
= mi FRIDAYS : N, carrying freight and
Tar. Pungo aud ra'nlico Rivers. f' y" JIG
Freigs; for NEwELRNE, n. c.. received at
Freight received daily, except Sunday. until
6pm. NJ. u. CROWELI. Ar-nt
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DOANOKf., NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. Juno 25,h.
1894. the steamers OF this line wifi leave
Bay Line harf every Monday and Thurs
day 1T ) a IN for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore Pier No. % Light street wharf,
every tuesday and Saturday at M
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephones. Agent.
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Pou1'B--Chiekons. OLD. 2oa25s.
A99s-Flrm; Wholesale. 23o. per
do1.
Bsasi1 Iz-l)o. per pouu1
Trure-Irish potato as-Southsrn Rose,
Sl.9a2.OO per barrel: uaymaus, new,
75aSOc; yellow, 95casl.I5.
Southern Fi'uHS --BauauAs 7jcaelOO
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento, o., SO
per box: cooosuuts. $40 per bag
OF 100; pineapples. 7aSo.
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chicago ,Iurket,,

oaiolao. March 1.-The leaiing fu-
cures ranged AZ follows: Whea. o.o,,d
.iisher Corn closed higher. Oats closed
LiSher. Pork closet h CHER.
"hEAT--M 'r.h, u May, 5l.a5i!; July.
% Ciosin.-M"rth, 52k; May, 81: {; July,
ConN-March. 4S,;sMay, 45: july, All.
Closlng-Alarch, 43j. May, iJ!; July. a..
oATs-Niay, 2esa2g.; jun, ~ july.
-. Ulosiug-May, 29:; June. 20. July,
IoRK-Mny,l0.9O. Closing-May.lo.3 81.
i!Ahp-Alay, 6.li!. Closiug-Msy. 6.54{
hBs-M"y, $50. Closing-M4y, 5.3j.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-02

Inc titppy iheeesteIiners adoIus most Gu.
loyaole SAL on the Chesapeake Bay, pnssiur
through Hampton Roads and hartor OF Nor
ioik, with view Of all objects OF interest Incl
dent to these historical localities. Offering I'm .
surpassed service in every pArticuIar Saraa
and lB1uriantly furnished balloons and &c.
tricity. ~ eiec-
Tickets told TO all points North. Fast and
West and baggage checked TO dertinotinn
sthterooinS reserved upon Applicant on in narson
NJ the company'a office No. II West W,i pc. soa
or on board steamer '" rest
Freight will not be recei we'd amor 400 d m
to 90 forward that day.
For further Information applyto
W. RANDALL Agent
tDaily eHcept sunday. "Daiy.
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EoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,

LNOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
II OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWs
PORT NEWS ami James river landings
dlrect by dayIight-Yirginia Navigation
Company's Eleg mt steamer POOAHON-
-, A.. leaves nlydo saWharf. Nortolk, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at a. m. touching at Portsmouth. q
Point, Newport News going and rrtnrn-
ing, arriving at Rich mond about ) ~ m
connecting with ali evening trains. Far.
TO RE hmond 81 90 fare to Richmond
second-class, $Il Tickets muon chan.
er than by anv other ropte 70
Richmond Petersburg. Wayerly. Hicks.
Iora ana stations on Atlantic and
Dahville railroad and ali points via Rich
mond; Tickets for ,aie at ticket agencia,
OF MalAe d Son. II. Brandt and on board
ess-Freight received daily, SUNDAY ar.
Copied. for ell above named points
JAMES w. MoCARRIOK.
Agent.
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N5sS!aHj9gRgllgQgIllllklRIesLalD
6 ET EsE|E 9

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1859.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s:40 as m.-Ehe CnfCawv f:xpreas--
FOR Petersburg, ttich-
niond and Warrington,
Roanoke. IA dforn. rt,T:
field, POCah m. Ken
ovn, Columbus and
thtchsO. sleeper ikOnu.
oKe 40 columbus win
our change. Also Tor
a'ulasHI. frIstOI. Knox.
vitie. ChntRnOog and
lnte mediate pointe-
EDEIiHiHn sleeper. iIfad
Iord 20 Chattanooga.
lasli; Bristol; also Tor Blueheld
anu Focahontas; also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on VIM
sion-salem Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper Norfolk to Roam
OK Conne.ts at Roanoke AT
:lO IN with Washington and
Shs''"neoga, limited ior all
poinis south and West. Pull
r nHn seepers Roanoketo Mem
en- nu'e ,i nna New Orleans Dinin,
RI VE-NorioIK uniIv. s9Oa m ll:25a
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
leave Norfolk 4.55 p m. ar
Tive Richmond 100 ~ con-
nectlng Tor Washington, Bati-
more, Phtladeluhia and New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
hollu ''uU a IA. arrive Norfolk
ll:25 IN. stops only al SuloIi-
Wayer,y and Petersburg. second
class Tickets not accepted tnr
natra2e on these trains 'o'
Other daily rain Lave Nor
ioIk 10, q III. arriva at Rich
mona los u ~ Kcturning
leave Richmond 5.IO ~, - ~
Eo,o.,to nye at y orfolk $40 p IN.
n f.hei Information as TO tickets, rates,
HSI1fe. Gnecxs, etc, call ON or address K W
poSSihri;; >Ea District Passenger Agent; II
~ Ticket Agent sc Main street cornar
fnl pSIah ramp or EiNCh. Agent depot Nor
". BEVILE.
Genera rs .engor Agent
General on &c. Roanoke, Va.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March |, 1895.
ARRIVAI,S

British steamship star Cross, Evans.
SaSun 10 Brcmen. to VIM Lamb & Co.
Coslcd ANA sailed.
Schooner VIM u Dounell Sveino
Wlscas ct. with ice
Schooner J j Carrington. Anderson.
New York. with Goa
Schooner Mary A TYLER. purlen Nav
YORK, light. TO load lumber ut West Nor.
foll, for Now Haven.
Schooner II ' Glover. Day, Now York.
with coal.
schooner Margaret. Robinson. New = or
News, TO load orn for New York.
Tug IL Luckenbach Williams on. New
orK, with barges san Joan and Nan
cy fendleton, 10 VIM Lamb 4 Co. for
Tug Mars, Bartlett. New York with
bargos Brandywlue and JuniatA 10 Wm
Lamb & Co. Tor coal
Tug Waiter a Luckenbach. willin,
Nassau. with schooner Alice Mcdonald
IN tow Tor Boston. Schooner III Hamp.
ION hoads AL tug to Nm Lamb 81 90
for Goa
Tug Wm Alexan 'er. Washington, n c..
with two Darges III tow.
InS Pioneer. Suffolk. with barre Anna
i'll tow.
Tug Hustler, Newport News. with
schooner Edlth l. Allen in tow. to LAM
bert y Point.
i"b NofoIlIia, NortD Carolina, with
raft.
MEMORANDUM.
GAZE HnNnY, VA, March LIP NJ
South wind; III mics Light sea.
CLEARED.
:. schooner Fanny Tracey. Cranmer New
York. with lumber.
Schooner Freddie IIenchen, Hennino-
sou. New York. with Ium er,
schooner Frank o Dame, Townsend
Philadelphia.
Tcg spring Garden, North Carolina
With five schooners IN tow
Barge Daniel | Ienuey, Uobokep OR
New York, with coal
SAILED.
British steamship Stag. Howse. Liver
pool by the North American Transnort
Company. with cars OF ches mt
logs. o cars OF poplar logs. % hogshe .Gs
Oh toba co l.2iS bale OF cotton, i cars
o. ash logs. l car of sta, es, :. $50 barrels
or Lonr. 225 bags OF peanuts and car,
OF poplar lumber.
:, British steamship County Of York
Moddrel. Boston, having conled.
schooner VI Millcn, Cavalier. Suffolk
light. - ''' o'"'
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS, CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND SA-
VANNAH.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY api
FRIDAY at 6:00p. III. FOR BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
zoo y. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
first class, including meals and
>, saloon stateroom berth ..S 9 90
second class. including meals ana
i'h''''.'-' ........ -. wv
FON SAVANNAH.
dI,yery. SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Mt ! Il. III.
are-frst-clpss, Including meals
ana bcrtl ................. 4l2 so
Fare -Socond-class. includin
meals and bunk g On
Perishablc freight sent via Providence.
IorWarded by early train to Boston, and
at the s,mo rate AZ by direct steamers to
Boston.
lerlshable freights not received latsr
tnan $50 p, m. on sailing days OF Boston
ships 4 80 sailing days OF Providsnoe
'or further information apply to
IL. H. MIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va
w a; u u; SiEBBINS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
W. i. TURNER. General Paas 49,.
j. y. WHITNEY. Truff. NIanager
memorial offices. Baltimore. Md
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: UHIIy eActpl SUNDAY.
No. l. Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited
nally. WIN rarlor Car, old Point 10 clifton
70 scahu inlilnan Sieepers l-ordonsville TO Gin
cihhatl ana st Louis Meals served on disiny
car west OF Gordons-ille
- No. 8 +; +. ", daily. with Pullman Old
Gordopsville t Cincinnati and Irui.yiII,.
Meals served on Dining Cars, Connects AT Gov
inst IN a. daily ior Virginia Hot Springs. No ?
ina.'s l"cal Stops east Of cord nsviiic
Steamer Louise arr on Int Norfolk daily. ~
noon ami 6:3O D. IN.
For further information apply to
X. T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
{. 4 o. Ticket Office, CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN u. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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sugar Mario OF.

V"V u VUWh prIces arc dependent on
delivery rates to the different points.
Peanut MARKET.
Market. quiet; Prime. lie: strictly
prime, &c; fancy, DC; common. Ial1.
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taVLfsSabE UUts rs.BVS
NORFOLK. Va. March / 49,
s;rocerIeH.

Go6ta--Steady and firm: R,o ann
mon, l1algo.; Fair. l9a23c.: Good.
Sia22to; Choice. 20a25o., LaRuayrs
Seo.; 5Ave. 50a32o.
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NLYDE'S REGULAR LINE SrEAns n,
" FOR PHILADELPHIA- .r~-s
Only direct line from Norfolk 10 -&SSasREE
Until further orders. steamers are appointed
10 sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
Gay and Saturday att p m. and from Phila.
aeiphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
through bills OF lading 10 MI points south
and Southwest via s. and r., Atlantic C, "a
Line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
Railroads. JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, We
VA. p. CLYDE Co, Agents Philaaslptas
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NORFOLK AND SOUrHERN pAI1po,n
COMPANY -

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- COMPANY, Inv y y
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT tNRC,r 1so5
Nall AN ID EXPRESS LEAVES NORFUI K
CCM Mry except Sunday go m for Elizabe,h
Hiy' ,Edenton, Maokcy's Ferry, Roper, Pan.
A.; > X. Il. steamer rs follows: Daily
wSfi SdR.or su iTtyy}6 y for rlym9utn and
river, on MoNDAY and F on xxSSow an
ScnppsrnonE river, ana WEnNEspA V VI
Tor SALMON creek. Conu,c $ NJ Rcllhnyar -
steamer \irsiuir Dare for MakeleyyiiIe So,,t
,ieIk, aurora. Washington ami in,ertneiinto
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES Nopro,r
i 10 M daily tcXccpt Snndnel for Eii,.bs,h
10y, t"enton ami way stations Canucct. e,
lh5aoeth cry with the ,tcamrr, Ne,se
Snu HS"bcrh Aon Az Tues lay. lhur dnyn.J
sanri av Tor Newborn. Roauoke Island ma
Morehead city, Kinston aud C}oldehorn an
u n. g X. r., and tor IacksOnvillc Wu,nin,,'
ION; ~ e. anu all stations on the ". MN.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS unlv ,,1ce,, c,r-
Say) at 4.25 = IA, ard Express daily feYccpt
HuhuayJ At II q ~. connect with All rau o,,,I
steam lines at Norfolk for The North Fast all
west: passenger and freight stations foot ~
East Main street, Norfolk and Western Jeno,
EASTEHN CAROLINA DISPATCH E.sr
- rhElpH LINE AND Old LOtIIOInN
n"tSrrn nli points North and Fast win
1919 1919 Hnu iNof'olK ANA Southe II Railroad 10
Freight received daily ana ior,r,rao, ,r.r,,
~ al low rates t''i'-
For further information apply to the Gene,,,
ONCE OF the y. ~ :. Il: Il. Co., Norfolk. Va
II. {. HUDGiNS.
". X. KING.
General Mana ger.
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NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

II, Inc new and powerful iron palace stssinsr.
m.nnShlNGfON aud NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
North BOUND
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@s 81 zHAvELrRs surDn..!=--z..s-:

ABSOLUTELY TIE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH ONLY
Il HOURS TO ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY IAN
UART 70. 1895
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lharIss AeB York. Philadelphia and
Ron Route ts' Norfolk Railroad Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-06-08
Had q Nice Time.

The Junior Endeavor Society
of the Christian Church were
given picnic one and a hall
miles beyond Switzer, on the Mid
land Railroad. Saturday afternoon,
by Miss Annie Thomas, at which
the young folks enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content. General
Superintendent George b. Harper,
Of the Midland, not only made an
exceedingly low rate for the party
over the road but went along and
assisted the little ones in having
a good time.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-06-08
A Matrimonial Surprise.

Mr.. Virgil Hewitt, Assistant
Auditor of the State, and Miss
Judith Drane. eldest daughter OF
Judge George c. Drane, were
quietly married at Ascension
Church Thursday morning at 6
O'Clock. by Rev. r. l.. McCready.
assisted by Rev. f A. Penick.
The wedding was quite a s.r.
prise to the friends of the con-
tracing parties, as they had kept
the matter profound secret from
everyone except their immediate
families. The happy groom was
a widower with two grown sons,
who has captured one OF the most
accomplished and popular young
ladies of the city. They left at 7
o'clock that morning over the
Kentucky Midland for bridal trip
to Niagara.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-06-08
VOL. XVIII.
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Exercises to Which the Public
are Invited, and When
They will Occur.

The City Schools. after another
years work, will soon close or.the
summer vacation. The final ex.
aminations will close June Id.
The exercises, to which the public
cef orally are cordially invited, will
cur as follows:
Monday, June II, 9 a. M
Exercises Of the kindergarten and
hrst primary.
10: % a. m. Exercises Of grades
S, 6. land 8.
8p. m. -Entertainment by the
class in literature at the Opera
House..
Tuesday, June 10. 10 a. m.-
Exercises by grades 2, 8, 4 and
fifth division Of grade S.
8p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT exer-
cises at the Opera House. The
annual address to the class will be
delivered by Rev. F. S. Pollett.
Diplomas will be presented by
Rev. X. L. McCready.
On both days a display Of
school work will be on exhibition
in room Of the school building.
The meeting of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION will occur on Thursday
evening. June 20.
The following is the programme
OF the closing events Of the colored
public school,:
Monday. June II, 10 a. NJ
Exercises in the chapel by pupils
Of the primary grades.
Tuesday, June IS, 10 a. NJ
Exercises by the intermediate and
grammer grades in the school
chapel.
On both days, from e to p.
m there will be public inspec-
ton of school work in the different
rooms of the building.
Wednesday. June 10, 8 p. NJ
High School commencement
Exercises at Opera House.
The public cordially invited to
all the above exercises.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-06-08
Court Day Crowd.

There was large crowd in
town Monday, it being court day.
The usual number of horse trades
were made, but little stock was
offered for sale and the farmers
seemed to be mainly engaged in
discussing politics. The candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
Representative were getting around
shaking hands and seeing the
boys, and candidates for county
Offices to be filled next year were
urging their claims for the posi-
tons they desire to fill. Gen. P.
w. Hardin, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Gov.
ernor, spoke at the Court House at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. w. H.
Mayo, as executor of the late
Tab Smith, offered the Fort Hill
property at public sale, but. re-
ceiving no bids for the same. could
not dispose Of it.