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The Washington times., 1895-05-19
TEN HOURS OR A STRIKE
Bakers Renewed Demand for Re-
dueed Service and Uniform Pay.
Final Action Taken at a NInss-meet-
mig of .Cwo Unions Held Mt Arion
Hall Last Night.

The plan of the Jourueyman bakers crys-
talized last night at the mass meeting of
both organizations, held at Arion Hall, on
Eighth street, and by a unanimous vote
the resolution was adopted calling for So 90
per diem and ten hours on Friday as full
days work. In the event of a refusal by
the boss bakers to make the concession, a
strike is the logical sequence.
There was a large attendance from both
the International Union No. 118 and the
Knights of labor Assembly, President
Ernest Meyer presiding. The bylaws pre-
viously adopted by both bodies and ap-
proved by the Federation of Labor came
up for Endorsement.
A discussion followed, in which the in
formal statement by the boss bakers, to
the effect that the demand could not be
complied with unless there should be an
advance in the price of bread, was fully
considered.
The conference took the position that as
no official declaration had been received
from the bosses, the journeynen have moth
ing upon which TO base a response, and
the game joint committee was continued
WIFI tO piIlS tIS
to the attention of the bakers exchange,
and TO request it's decision in return.
The Exchange will hold a mee~.ng early
next week when action upon the matter
may be expected, The-joiut committee
of the journeymen will hold q meeting on
Monday and also. on Tuesday, and will
receive the report from the bosses. If
favorably itAwill be then only necessary to
notify the employees of the concession, but
ii the denap4l is refused the committee has
the ppwef TO Indicate future action.
1t is rer Anticipated that another mass
meeting will be called, the action taken last
night beilg final so far rs the two orgftni-
cations are concerned.
The employes say they have nothing to do
with the Advance in the price of bread nor
do they base their proposition upon any
such contingency.
They claim that their demand is a just
one; that the question should be consid-
cred upcal it's merits, and that the rcgula-
ton of the price or the product of their
labor is a matter solely between the bosses
ard the tonsimers
The knights of Labor Assembly will hold
its regular meeting this morning ut the hall
on the corner of Four-and- -a-lalf street and
Peniisylvatia avenue, and No. 118 will
meet next saturday, but at neither meeting
will the issue arise, the whole matter being
left in the hands of the committee. 1t is
confidently asserted that before the close
of the present week the climax viii be
reached.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
And the Doctor kicked Himself.

a very eminent physician had cured
little child from a dangerous illness. The
thankful mother turned her steps toward
the house Of her sons savior
Doctor" said she, there are some
services which cannot be repaid / do not
know how to express my gratitude. I
thought you would, perhaps. be SO kind rs
to accept this purse, embroidered by my
hands ;"
''Madam," replied the doctor, roughly,
medicine is no trivial affair aud cur visits
are only to be rewarded in money Small
presents serve TO sustain friendship, but
they do not sustain our famiies.''
''But, doctor" said the lady, alarmed
aud wounded. speak. tell me the Fee
-Four hundred dollars. madam"
The lady opens the purse, takes cut five
bank notes OF $500 each, gives two tO the
doctor. puts the remaining three back "a
her purse, bows coldly aud departs.-Amus-
ing Journal.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
NO CASE EVER LIKE 1T.
Court Declare Valid q Law Passed
bY One House Only.

Raleigh, n. c., May 1S-The State
Supreme Court to-day denied a unique and
important case Soon after the late
session of the legislature it was found that
a bill had been enrolled, ratified and
signed, which had been tabled in the
house and was never before the senate.
This act forbade preferences in assign
ments.
Gov. Carr, suing as a private citizen,
instituted proceedings TO prevent Secre-
tary of State Coke from delivering the act
to the public printer for publication as a
law, and the superior court decided against
Carr.
The supreme court to-day sustained the
lower court, saying the ratification and
signature of the presiding officers make
a law which the courts cannot go behind,
although gross fraud is apparent. This
case has attracted attention all over the
country and is unprecedented.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
New Trains on Royal BlueLlne

The Royal Blue Line tram ervice to
Philadelphia and New YORK mas Deen greatly
improved 10y the addition OF new trains,
notably the trains leaving Washington at
q. M, arriving Philadelphia 10:15 a.
m, New York 12:45 d. ~, and leaving
Washington at 1890 p. m, arriving Phila-
delphia $40 p. M, New York 5:55 d. M.
Southbound a new train Will leave New
York 6 a. m, Philadelphia 1898 a. m,
arrive Washington 40 pm, and another
viii leave Philadelphia $3.50 D. ni., arrive
washington 6: 80 p. N. The time OF most
of the old trains has been materially re-
dHced.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
pettx. Rohheries Reported.

NJ C. Gaffuey. of No 1908 Vermont ave-
nue. north west. reported at police head
quarters yesterday that gold hunting
case lady's watch was stolen from his house
Friday NJ 0'Rourke, of No. 1904 sixth
street southwest, reported stolen from
his stable two sets of buggy harness An
uie Blagbay, Of No. 1929 street north
west, reported that while standing on the
coruerof Connecticut avenue and X streets
northwest, about IL o'ciock yesterday,
q colored man snatched from her hand a
black leather pocket book containing $I1
in money aud one plain gold ring.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Virginia Tramps Dumned Here.

John Kane was the name Of dirty,
weakened little man who stood in the
dock in Judge Kimball's court yesterday,
Charged with vagraucy. The policeman
testified that John was brought over from
jackson CITY, and dumped on this end OF
the Long Bridge. Judge Kimbali said
that he was tired of the Virginia authori-
ties sending their outcasts over to this
city, and he thought the matter should be
investigated. Kane was turned over to
Sanitary Officer Frank, and sent to the
Aimshouse Hospital.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Interstate Democrats Excursion.

The Interstate Democratic Association
will give an excursion to Marshall Hall on
the 29th inst, with mass meeting in the
evening on the grounds. Able speakers will
address the club and it's guests 1t is
the intention of the association to buy
or build suitable club house of its own
fora permanent home andit itisinfurtherance is
of this object that this excursion is given.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Nome at All Then.

"Do you know I can tell mans char
acter pretty accurately by the way he
smokes his cigar?'
smoker?"
''0h. then he hasn't any character TO
tell Indianapolis Journal.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Discussing the New BattIeships.

Secretary of the Navy Herbert was in
consultation yesterday with the naval con-
struction board almost all day discussing
the questions relating TO the battleships
authorized by the last Co.gress. No conclu-
sions were arrived at and no decision
reached as to what plans will be accepted
for the Shins
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
why Whey Are Arttated

Mr. Sands of Ocean GFove-I see the
New York police authorities are very much
agitated over the living pictures and bronze
statues
Mr. Beach OF Ashury Park-Yes; guess
they have no bathing facilities in New
York.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Unique Printing
The Times has Just received another

The Times has just receivedanother
immense consignment of the stand.
ard premium books any one OF which
IS offered, with The Times for one
month, at Thtrty-fiFe cents.
Those who have sent I'm subscrip-
tfons and have not received their
books viii now be served as soon as
the agents can cover the ground.
Be sure and have the money ready
when your door bell rings
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
Evidence Was Insufficient.

James Eaton and Mrs Ida Bywood, were
charged In Judge MilIers court yesterday
with violating the Edmunds act. The
complainant was Mr.. Frank Bywood, the
husband or the woman, The evidence
was insufficient, and Judge Miller dis
missed the case.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19

Where the crowds 60 is
always the favor.te store.
That's our store-yosr store
this store.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19

The Times has just received another
immense consignment of the stand
ard premium books any one of which
Is offered, with The Times for one
month, at Thirty-five cents.
Those who have sent in subscrip-
tions and have not received their
books Will now be served as soon as
the agents can cover the ground.
Be sure and have the money ready
when your door bell rings.
Guess the standing of the League
The Washington times., 1895-05-19
If IFS Furniture, We Have II.
Rug Bargains.
Mating
Bargains.

Our Carpet Department. is
Just fun of them A big importa-
tion Of 1850 rolls Of Mating has
Just arrived-and every roll Is
offered at price that the most
liberal Of houses can't reach
-DAUTSU MARU RUGS viii
make the rug bargains You
know the Dautsu Aaru Rugs are
far superior 20 the ordinary
Dautsu Rugs-better In quality,
finer in color. more beautiful in
design-and more durable and
desirable In every respect
-Uurs ars exact copies Of the
highest grade Of Turkish, Per-
sian and India Carpets.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19

DR. o. J. CARLETON.
A SPECIALIST AND EXPERT ON DIS
EASES AND DISABILITIES OF MEN.
OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS IMPOTENCY
Many men at Sume time OF life between
the ages of twenty-oue and fifty become
afflicted with organic aud nervous weak
ness aud LOSS OF SEXUAL POWER,
partial or complete. No other ailment
is so disastrous to a mans happiness So
intimate and direct is the telegraphic
line or communication between tie brain
and the reproductive system that the man
CONSCIOUS of organic weakness is weighed
down by miserable forebodiugs, doubt,
disability, fears, ard embarrassment. The
condition tiefnoFllizeS man; he I0ses dig
nifty, becomes despondent, sometimes thinks
of committing suicide. sees nothing to live
for, and feels generally disconnected with
himself aud all the world.
DR.. Carletuu's unparalleled success in
effecting cures is due To his expert skill
aud the deep interest which lie takes inevery
case intrusted to his care. Cons uItation
free.
DR.. CARLETON, 507 I2thSt, n. W.
The Washington times., 1895-05-19

Guess the standing of the League
clubs on a Times baseball coupon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

HEw yohE. january I7-rlour closed
gun ana easy; winter wheat.
Tow grades. $..G1a2.Gj; far 10 fancy,
e. opa2. 0. 10 patents. s2.iJ43.zG, Mime.
sofa clear. s2.3Oa2 20, patents ~. On3 %;
low e1,les, $3UGt2 Co Southern luur'
rull and easy. common to far extra.
gZluaH.UO. good TO choice. 90, S.. lGsY.sO
Wheat. fairy active for expo / closin A,
srm, No. 2red, store and elevator t. d
Gle ailoat, u21c. Corn ciosel stelt .
no 2. 6l,c. elevator; 52;c anoat.
Oats closed dull snd steady. No ,. 81,
e. :; NO 2. white, 3Slc; mixei western,
siH3o &c white 10. 85a4l!c. Cu, meats.
ss.osed quiet and Wo'k, picked bel.
tes. 1asc. shoulders aai.c. hama
Sasic; mlddies. nominal Lard closed
quiet an hruer; Western steam closed
S,U2s, city, G,35. pork closed steauy,
?ld mess, *l2 75al3 Is; extra prIms, nom,
sh~!. Coitee-kio uiet ana eteaiy 40
J, loo. Sngav-l.aw. quiet and steady.
saii refining. sc, contriugals, $40; re-
nhed, very steady: oil y. 3 aJic; standard
q, l3.lGA4; cut loaf, i7-lGa4 o.; crusbs /.
. !-!6ai!c, Granu.ated, 8 l5.ltAiic; cubes,
l-lGs4.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Da'iy. B-Brsakfast D-Dinner. s-eun.
p, NO, u connects at Weldon with A. c. Line.
oM ieeper. Pur smouth to Atlanta O.,
neo, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays con.
inr 81 franklin with steamer Olive for Eden.
Raici,hu landings on the river Connects ut
e anhN M" WIN southern Raj way for Ashevillo n.
r. r al intermediate points on The w. 4 C.
No tOS and Al. Vestibuie Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman slccner
portsmouth To Monroe N G. Connects Ji
tecliy nj Atlanta with w and A. r. H. for
nal'ahoora. Nashville and all points West.
Connects with A. and W. Pr r for Mobile
montgomery, New Orleans and al. points South.
y" A. Flying >cotchman. makes all stous
between Portsmouth ami Soylins and l.rwi,-
ton. connecting at pendleton for Murfre,sboro.
NC
ARRIVE
mo %O2. Atlanta ~urCtal 1880 a III
mo rs. Mail and Express 5.5Up m
- ~ tlrlngS OichInsn, 1900 a M.
For tickets AMI baggage checks TO all point,
eouth ana Southwest sleeping car reserr Rtion
and general information, call IN or address
J. W. BROWN, Ir,
Norfolk, Nn.
W VII WILLIAMS
2lI High STREE tsro Tn N
JOHN ", WINDER.
General Msnagcr
T. J. a y pERsOE
General Passenger Agent.
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CAU 10

All PERSONS are Cautioned agalns. pur-
ohhsinK tiephons instruments requIr-
ing battery Tor their operation or using
instruments OF this inscription except
under Incense OF the AMERICAN BELL.
TELEPHONLCO COMPANY. or Boston Mass
lha company owns Letters Patent No.
sos. o69, granted TO kmile Beriiner. No.
vember .th. 1881. Tor combine tele-
graph and telephons ami controls Let
tors P"tent No. Af1.2 granted to Thos.
A. tdison. Nav Sd, 1892. tor speaking
'eleerGph, Whlch patents covers funds-
mental Inventions and embrace ali form,
OF microphone trausml tters and OF car.
ben telephones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

cotton reported from all ports to-day
were 1886 balos; exports to Great
britain, 1905 bales; France, =
bales; Continent, 37,S6S bales; stock,
l,045. 1853 bales.
Total 80 far this week. Net receipts,
1i2.442 bales: exports to Great Britain.
llS.744 bales; to France. rs, 100 bales; to
the Continent. 1891 bales.
LIVERPOOL. January l7.-l2:sO p M
Cotton. demand good. American mid
ding, 1-l6d. Sales. IL, 900 bales; Amer
lean, l06On bales; speculation and ex-
port. Loco bales; receipts. 2.700 bales;
american, 2;4OU pales, Futures opened
firm, demand fair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Baltimore NIari.rt,,

hLLTiA"ht. January i1.-rIuur closed
Gun. Western ruperGne. $igUtz.zO.
lily. &Z.i6a2.9O; wintor wheat nst.nt,
s3.VUa5.2o; sprins do. Ss6Ua5s5: ,iu
straight. S3.2oa3.45. Wheat ciosnI
eIea1y; No 2 rot. n.a5a G: steamer No
Z, red 5d,a55c, Southern wheat Nv
sample ooahl c. do on grade, 5f.tul e
Corn closed sto"dr mixed. 45al1tc:
sle"iner hi1ea. f't"4Ifc southern white
closed nrm; No white West.tn
Csc bi' NO mixed Western a6,a &
PROVISIONS close dull; mess pork
CISCO; bulk shoulders, G.c. shoT,
rib sides, &c, clear s.ucs, T!c, sbr,r
cured shoulders, 81. hams. small. lie
;arge. 100. lard-l!efned. Sic Conoe
lated, AZ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
(OiiOIl NOIci.

halns IN the cotton belt yester-
day.
New York future market advanced
: Toints, closing steady. March,
0.6l to 5.G2; May, 5.6S to 5. 90; Au,
gust o.Sl to 80. Sales 50, 400.
nited States ports received 81
$40 bales cotton against %, 126 bales
cotton last year. and l., 299 bales in
1892.
Liverpool future market advanced
10 2-oIth, closing barely steady.
New Orleans receipts for to dsy
are estimated at from to 8. 0O0 bales
against lO,GQ0 bales last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
RrONlAIlIIlS.


Fish-Alackerei. No. L, lnkegs, 1920:
new, small, sl2.oO: new. medium, 80 80:
No. 8, III kegs, IS. 90 Herring, Family
hoe, S2.7Ua3.2j; Eastern, in barrels, 50. "a
a3. 10.
liess Bset,-steaiy; family mess. $3.50;
second grade. $3.50.
Hd'ns-Smlthteld.l II tal7e.
Pork-New mess PORK, sli00.
Buh Helts-Ciear RIB. 60: Tat backs
&C.; bellies. C.
StounterS-Sugar cured, &c.
BHoon-ShoulIer-. 80.
Bredsts-Sugsr Cured. l0lc.
Ldrd-Pure lard. Sc, Heroes; com.
pouni TO-. COMPOUND. n casss. &c.
o'ee't-ureSm. loal2c: Western Dairy,
lUc., as 10 quality.
B'tter-New York Stnts. dairy, new.
2lci fresh creamery, 2A.c.. Western, liza
Aerose',s 0H- Firm; li2 degrees. IA
c.. $50 degrees. sa9;c Red. l55 ieRreas
lOallc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Chicago ,fnrko,..

oHrciao. January l7-rho leading
futures ranged as follows; Wheat closed
lower. Corn closed lower. Oats close,I
lower. Pork closed higher
WHKAr-lanuary, 6it '5i.; May. 5ss;
guy % a5o-. GlosiuB-j anuary, Oh;
May. 81; July. 5s;0jS,
Coin. anuary 49,, May. 4i.aIS: july.
-. Closing January; l5t; May, ~ n
al; .lrly, 4H47s
oATs-January, Is; May, SOY. Clos
ing-January. :; May. 30
., I"nK-JHnnary, l!..O, May. l.45.
closing January, ll.32s. May. ll.6U.
fng-January. GO; May, ii. 30
hins--Iannary. 5.tO Aimv. 57Ii. Clos
ins-January, $40, May, 6.Sll.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
she vniuoof Fr,cn,.

CoRHELiA. LA.-"For over six
years was greatly troubled with
Constipation aud Biliousness, and
was often unable to work. At the
Suggestion OF a friend l tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and am now
tree OF the troubles. Harrison
Iar!eton. Your druggist sells 1t in
powder or liquid; the powder to be
taken dryi or made into tea,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Norfolk Cotton Market,
OFFICE OF TIE VIRaINIAS.


Seaboard AIRLINE Rsilroad-For Nor
folk, 1850 bales; other points, 1l6 bales;
total. .166 bales
Norfolk and Western Railroad For
Norfolk. GAG bales: other points -
bales total SIG bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. 29l bales: other points, IL
bales; total. 38I bales.
Atlantic and Danville Railroad-For
Norfolk. % bales: othor points, -
bai-s' total So bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railrosd-Fov
Norfolk. 27O bales; other points. - bales;
total. 270 bales.
Various jsteamers-For Norfolk 81
bales; other points, bales total. 81
balng
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Bsi gW ygg FTS gEEzzgl
SDKsrrEzElzzSISS

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SOY. is, 1894.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:aO d. ns-Ahu On,uaau rxur.su-
For Petersburg, iEtcn-
mond END ShsntnEtou,
Eiso Tor LynchDurg,
ROmnoKc, &c AID ioru tfI Il q
dietd. POcuhOni AZ IL en- :
0yn, COtuEnDus and
Chicago. Siccpcr KoHu.
QUO io trIumbuA Win
OUT chnngc. Also Tor
FuiaInI. trIatOi. Knox.
viiic. GhatanOog and
INTERIM cdiaIe pOinIu--
pullman sleeper. cad
tGTd To ChnttHn0Ogn.
lOOc nl-foi retefsOurg, kauturi Pu-
Ia>kl Bristol; also Tor Blueneld,
anu focnnoutas: also for Rocky
Mount hnh all statlons on Win
tton-Salem Division. Has PLil-
man Sitercr Nortols to Roam
40 IL with Washington md
Cha 't"noora, Limited ior all
poinis south anu West. Pull
man seepers Roanoteto Mem
pms ana New Orleans DINING
car attached "'"E
II f-NorioiK daily. $50 M, Has q IN
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(VEsTIBuLR llHITKDl
Leave Norioik 4:S5 p IN, ar
rive Richmond 700 p IN con-
meeting Tor Washington Balti-
more Phiadei hia and New
YORK. Returning, gave Rich
monh 500 m arrive Norfolk
1l25 N. stops only At ~unolk
Waiver and Petersburg. second
caSs tickets not accepted ,or
pasaa g on these Iiains
Other iaiiy rain leave Nor
iolk 90 III. Rrriva AT Rich
moni llDj a ~ KtturuinU
leave Richmond 6:l0 IN ur'
rive At Norfolk $40 p tn.
ot I"fthci Information as 10 tickets. rates,
[Ga5e, oneekS, etc, call on or address L w
DUUEi HEl District Passenger Agent; C Il
IUSLEi Ticket Agent &c Main street corn or
q granny or c + tlNCH, Agent. depot Nor
W .BEVILL
Genera Pa .erger Agent.
General Oh .e. EosnOke. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Carlton Cornwell, foreman the of
Gazette, Middletown. n. j., believes
that Cham berlaiu's Cough Remedy
should be IN every home. He used
ii Tor cold and 1t effected q speedy
cure, lie says: at ia indeed a
grand remedy, can recommend To
oil. have a!ao seen il ueed for
"hooping cough, with the best re
suits. 70 and so cent bottles for
sale by ell druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr. 1885,
Leave Companv's wharf Portsmouth. daily,
ga. ''
daily, $40 a. III.
Leave IVES, Norfolk daily, GAS a. IN.
for Dauville and all Intermediate stations. ar
irving at Danviiie at 5:2j ,. M
Leave Portsmouth. daily except Sunday 5
pm.
Leave Norfolk, $40 pm.
Leave WEST Norfolk sac D. nj
For lawrsnceville ana intermediate noints
arriving A~wtenccville al . y ia
lie We Lavrenoeville daily tercept Sunday
ats 'u ar wing AT Dsnvillr alto a. nj
Connections made at psnTile and Jetfress
junction Tor all points in the sou neru Rail-
Wy system: at penni.ton junction Tor Dur
hanl south Boston and all POINTS on the Dur
ham Division OF the n. and ". T. r.
"Iimsn Sleepers between Danville Ashe-
cc,ne, Atlanta. Augusta Memrhis aud New
1ickets ON sale and baggage checked at
Wakes agency. Brsndts Ticker Agency 90 :
Danv Agency NJ wn.rt Norfolk ". ". n.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
". II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

No % Daily, connects with or .,
Tor all points South WIN a u L. train :,
No. los Daily, except Sunday. mak,. clo.,
Einss"n e a e. hESGEo for washington y G.
,rn Car Ira poi Is also at Rocky NJ an Es,i
y; ~ J., IRAN 20 for all points South " ''
,,. rams arrive At Norfolk 5.4S r. m. DAILY
VA Hss -. ,"1J q, ~ Daily, except sunday.
snd also at Office Of Passenger and r r"si
tor tickets to all points South, sleopinr on,
reservation and general information. cali az,
OF address J A. NEuGtBAI En- wa
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES ?. hiAuPIN.
General Forwarding Agent.
c, L. NJ EMERSON,
General trcsght ana Passenger Agent
G. II. SEkPEIL. -'se"''
Gencral MNnarer. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

NOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
II OLD POINT. CLAREMONr, NEW.
PORT NEWS AMI James river landings
direct by daylight Virginia Navigation
Company's Eleg Mt Steamer FOOthOa-
A leaves fti de sIWharf NorroiK. every
TUESDAY. tn KNpAY AMI SATURDAY
al 7 a. m. touching at portsmouth, y i
Point Newpot \ews going an return
ing, arriving at Rchmond about 5 d. M,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
to III, hmond Si.5O: fare to Richmond
amt turu $3.50 are t. Richmond
pecond-class. 81 Tickets mucn cheap-
er than hv any other route 70
Richmond Peter burg. Waverly, Hicks
ford and stations on Atlantic and
Danvi'le railroad and all points via Rich.
mond. Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake & Son II Brandt and on board
steamer.
cepted for all aboys named points.
JAMES w. McOAKRIUK.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

nLYDE'S REGULAR LINE sir.- PS
" FOR PHILADELPHIA- ssSsas =
Only direct limo from Norfolk to sflfaa3
Philadelphia.
Un,ii further orders, steamers are appointed
to sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesa
dpy aud Saturday at p. M. and from rhila-
delpha every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
a@f hrous h bills of fading TO ali points soata
md Southwest via S. and r., Atlantic Goa
line and virginia and Tennessee Air Liza
Railroads. JAMES W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Norfolk. Va
gM. p. CLYDE CO., Agants PhtiA1slphtA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
.OANOKE. NORFOLK AND

DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY June 25th,
1894, the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day ut m for Baltimore, and leave
baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf.
every Tuesday and Saturday at 8 m.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone 81 Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
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HOATOLK. Va, january II, 1875.
Produce.
Po'A4,y-ChtoKeuB. ola. 22l a25o
Eg0s-Du!l, wholesale. 2un per dog,
bH"s,oh-G,o. uor puuuL
fruJt-lrlsh potato -s-Southern Rose,
81 .9ua2.OO per barrel; Haymaus, new
75aSuc; yellow. 9ooael.lD.
southern fru,iS- Sauanas 7OcaslOo
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento $500
per box. oocosnuts. S4.U0 per bag
OF 100; pinoapples, 7aSo.