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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
CITY ADvERTIsEMESTs.
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SeWerAssessments

Tho owners Of estates assessed for the con-
stl uction Of sewers IN the streets hereinafter
pamcd are hereby notified that tho assessments
Tor said construction were on the "a day OF
November. les. lodged az the Office OF the
In PLUM STREET from Oxford street to
In MARLsoRoUGH STREET from Eass
Beacon street 20 Pearl street, and IN FRANK
STkEhT from Beacon avenue 10 Plain street
III DkATTLE STREET from Waldo street to
Lilac sfrept
In TohoxA AVENUE from Academy ave-
In BoLANDER STREET from Grand Wow
street 10 Abbott street
IL WILLOW strict from hesser street 10
Willow Willow street stree; TO 70 Wooa Isi street. in m HUDSON
s1hEEl from, the end OF present sewer In
said street 10 Huntington avenue. and IN
MOOD STREET from Eilery street 10 Hunt
In TAYLOR STRICT from point about
ninety one feet south q; Chester avenue 70
Marlborough avenue. and from buckley street
90 Potters avenue. ana IN REYNOLDS AVE-
NUE. from Broad street 20 Taylor street
In LEXINGTON AVENUE from Niagara
street TO Hamilton street
In BARTON SfhEET from Broadway to
Vest insser street
In HENDkIrK STREET from Carleton
street TO Academy avenue
In HARRIS AVENUE fror, Charlotte Hope
street TO Esgie street, and In SINS AVENUE
from Harris avenue TO the Woonasquatucset
River
In CHAMBERS STREET from rottcrs ave
nue. tn Huntington avenue
In CRANSTON STREET from PottcrJ ave-
nue. To Hantington avenue
In LlNMOOD AVENUE t-cm Cranston
street TO Union avenue
IL payment or tho whole Of any asscssmens
u made before tho 2d day N ovembcr, 1896
deduction will 90 made ON the same at the
rate OF six (8) per centum pvr annum from
the date OF tho payment 10 said last men
toned dato
One-third OF the assessment may be paid ut
any time within one yea, from tbs time the
assessment is lodged with ths City Treasurer,
without interest ~
Inc second instalmcnt OF one-third may be
paid within two years from the day OF said
loJgment with the City Treasurer, by paving
IN addition thereto the interest ON fne whole
amount due on saiu assessment nj the rate or
six (el per cent. per aEnanl from the first day
OF tne second year after said ,lodgment TO the
time OF payment
The last or third instslmcnt OF the assess
ment may be paid within three years after
said lodgmcnt by paying in addition iher, To
the interest thereon az the rate or six (Gl per
centrsr annum from the date of the last pay
ment
II the first instalment Is not paid at the
end II one year from tire day OF tho iodg-
ment OF the assessment With the City Treas
urcr, Tho whole assessment tan then bo coll
lscted, with interest therefron. Mt the rate OF
six t6) per cent per apnum, and expenses Of
collec. ION ID. l. ID. GRANGER,
Nov2-.It City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

. =. ~
Secretary William nj. Olin Of Boston,
r.
Trcasurer-Edward p. Shaw of New
buryport, X.
Audltor--John w. Kimball OF Fitch
burg, r.
Attorney General-Hosea nj. Knowlton
Of New Bedford, X.
Congress: Sixth distrlct-Wiliiam III.
Moody OF Haverhill. n.
Councillors: First distrlct-N. f. Ryder
Of Middieboro, X.
Second district-B. s, Lowell of Wey-
mouth, r..
Third district--F. II. Raymond of SOM
erville II.
Fourth district--John II. Sullivan Of
Boston, ID.
Fifth district--B. II. southwick of Pea
body, r..
Sixth district-John M. Harlow Of wo-
burn, II.
Seventh district Charles L. Stevens of
Ware, II.
Eighth distnct-Charles A. Towne Of
Orange. II
The following shows the vote OF cities
which have made complete returns:
Votes by Cities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
OVER 10000 PLURALITY.
New York Republicans Get Everything
Norti, of tho Harlem.


North of the Harlem.
New YORK, Nov. 6--Returns thus far
from districts north OF the Harlem river
give Palmer, r., for secretary of state,
BEL, AIS; King, D.. 207,5S7, Republican
plurality of 1881. showing Republican
gain OF 5152, compared with the vote of
1893. The same relative gain will give
the Republicans n plurality of 49, 800
north of the Harlem. Deducting tho
Democratic plurality of 41,6l2 for the head
of the state ticket in New York city and
the estimated Democratic plurality of COCO
In Brooklyn, the Republican plurality in
the state Mt large will be in excess Of 7o,-
600.
The election to the assembly, rs near ms
can bo estimated, Is 9S Republicans and
40 Democrats. King, D.. candidate for
secretary of state received $3.50. Palmer,
r., received 135.19 Republican plurality
in tho state, 77,4s0. These latest figures
are complied from official and unofficial
sources, being estimated in n very few In
stances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
Senatorial Districts.

ccuatofiai
Hampden- Edward S. Bradford, r.
Franklin-Dana Malone, Greenfield, r.
Berkshire-George p. Lawrence, North
Adams. r.
Berkshire and Hampshire - Richard w.
Irwin, Northampton, R.
First Worcester-Alfrcd 5. Rowe, Worcester,
g.
Second worcestsr-w William II. Cook, r.
Third worcester--E -Erastus Jones, Spencer, r..
Fourth worcester-Joel ID. Miller, Leomin.
t.er. n.
Worcester and Hampshire-Perciyal Blod.
eett. Tcmpleton. r.
Cape--wfliam A Morse Tisbury, r.
First Norfolk-Francis w. Darling, Hyde
rark. r.
Second Norfolk-ciarke p. Harding Med.
way, r.
Firs, Plym oath-Albsr: r. Barker. Hanson,
Il.
Second Plymouth-N. W. Everett, r..
First Bristol-Lonis G. So1thard. raston. r.
ssco.4d Bristol-Joseph o'Neill. Fall River,
n.
Third Bris.oi-Rufus A. soule. New Eeiford.
X.
First Mldilescx-G. W. Perkins, r.
&c nd hiddlesex-Jsmes z. Niles, Water.
town. n. :
TAra Mdaiesex-Frederick W. Dallinger,
Cambridge. II.
Fourth Middlesn-Seorge A. Reed. Fran.
fr cham. X.
PIN Niddieex.-ccotgc J. Barns. Aver. r.
eixth Middle g. Arthur II. Wellman, Mi
de-. r.
Frst slfsolK--Joscph ~ rf,ccabe, Boston. r..
stco-d slfolk -Joeph ]. Corbstt. Boston.
~.
Third e-1oF- Martha - T,onasacy, u.
l5ur ear .ik y IN Qrinn. Jr.. BostJa. u.
rstArifd<-tslrfe O. n saagsr. Bpst5a. Il.
klxth lf.Oit -Wiliiam VI M-M1rrow, ID.
4 eata sas1It-r -rlithafd snnvan, u.
.AfA s,ff1k--caaf.es 3. SDraeue. i,oston.
,.s !. r1-...,ais q. rari;ess. Lysa.R
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
e Voting In Virginia.

RICHMOND. Nov. 6.-Oficial and semi
official returns from ~ cities and 50
counties, little moro than half the state,
show that the Democrats have carried
IL out of the "a senatorial districts, and
elected 65 out OF 100 to the house Of dole
gates The Republicans and "honest
elections" have elected senators and IL
members of the lower house. The rc.
manning senatorial districts are in doubt.
In the last general assembly there were
1875 Democrats in a total membership Of
40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

regents of IA, STATE university. The cam
raign WAS ths qulcjcst in the rccont his-
tory OF the state. The Hspr'F@cin state
committees Gains the election OF Ncrvnl
for Supreme court jadgc by l5,0o) 10 sJ,t0'
plurality. TO the surprise OF almost every
one, the nominees ot the hard money
wing OF the Dsmocrltic party secured mosn
votes than the candidates Of the free silver
Section
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
A. =. M'IAUDry.

The Populists did not receive moro than
15 per cent Of the total vote cast. In this
city $40 votes were pollcd, being less than
half the registered votes. Burkett, Popu.
list candidate for tho governorship, got IA
of this number, and tho remainder went
to McLaurin, the Democratic candidate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
ELECTION.


0ovcrsios 1rccnhaIgo made gains In
almost every section OF the city, and ever
ward l3, which Is known as the Demo
cratic pride" pollcd 3ls votes for him,
neainst 323 in 1854. In fact, the only wnrti
in which hc suffered any npprcciablc loss
was ward g. where he received 6i9 votes,
against 75s IN lsoI--a downward slide OF
103
As whole. the Republican leaders cx
press themselves as baing perfectly salts.
fed with the result, as far as Boston 10
concerned.
OF the other towns in Suffolk county
Winthrop gave Grccnhalge $50 and VIII.
iams 03, while i'm Chcsea the anticipated
fight against the governor on the part Of
the A. +. a. element did not materialize,
the vote being Grccnhalgc 25G3; Will
Jams, 1916. In the Ninth Suffolk sena.
forinl district Democrats and Republic
cans were elected. which was reversal OF
the order of things in 1894, when Demo.
Gratis and 3 Republicans were returned
The change Is in the Eighth district, and
Richard Sullivan Is the lucky man. The
other Democratic districts arc the Second
Third Fourth and Sixth, the First, Fifth
Seventh and Ninth remaining in the Re-
publican ranks.
The hopes OF the friends of female suf'
fragc have been buried beneath an ava
lanche of ballots. Hardly town that has
voted shows majority in favor Of tho prop
osition 20 grant suffrage to women In
municipal affairs. A fair estimate of the
result would be votes against female
suffrage to in its favor.
The Elected.
Governor-F. I. Grcenhalge of Lowell,
r.
Lieutenant Governor Roger Wolcott CT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

legislature. which VIII choose a Successor
a. United States Senator Gibson. Even
Howard county. the hoNo of SonNtor IOi-
man, has apparently reversed ils norinni
Dcuocritic majority OF 50l, ana give.
l,own les. r.. for governor, "a ni->A jrity vi
NJ least that numbrr os yOics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
DEMOCRATS UNDERNEATH.
Gcrman's Fight Has Not Accomplished
the Desired End.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Rcturns from both
this city and state asc slowly coming In.
There nre enough returns. however. 90 In.
dlcatc that there has been landslide in
Maryland. and that the Democratic ticket
l. underneath u by masoritics ranging
from 500 upward.
There seems 10 be no room for doubs
that tho Republicans have elected Their
rrtiye state and city tickets, and that they
will have working majority ia thc next
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
GAINED OVER '03.
Pennsyivsaia Cast Tiemarkabie vots
For an on Year.

For AN on Year.
PmLADELPnA, Nov Careful esti-
mates of tho vote in tho 81 counties OF
Pennsylvania show plurality for Bonja-
min j. Haywood, r., for state treasurer,
over Benjamin II. Meyers, d., Of I57,9la,
gain as compared with the vote of 1896
for same Office of 29213.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

second Essex tislloupc. X.
r.. c.
Fourth ltssex John j. prevanx, Amesbury.
X
Firth Tssex- Horace ii. Atherton. Siugus. r..
sixth Essex james IA. Dcrbyshire, Law
renee E.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
Pingree's Great Victory.

DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Mayor Pingrce IL
elected for his fourth term by upward Of
10000 plurality over Goldwater, d. His
majority Is over 500 greater than two
wears ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

Ohio Democrats Blame Coxey and Hard
Times For Defeat.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.--Ex- Congress
man Charles Mandcrson, chairman of tho
Democratic committee, gave out the fol-
lowing: "Wo conccdc the state to the Re-
publicans by $4,000 plurality and both
branches of the Legislature by largo ma
jority. The Populist vote Of over 5000 for
Coxcy for governor hurt us. The hard
times were too fresh i'm the minds OF this
people to be forgotten, and this led to our
defratp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

Republicans aud Democrat were elected,
being still In doubt or the 60 asscm-
blymcn elected, ~ arc surely Republican,
10 as surely Democrats and z are still Ia
doubt
AT Trenton the corrected official ajorlty
vote for governor Is rs follows: Griggs,
2S f22; McCill, 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
SOLID FOR STATEHOOD.

nnd Member of Congress.
OGDEN, u. T., Nov 9. .-Iseturns thus far
give the following: Wells, r., majority
over Kane, d.. for governor. For member
OF congress ALE, r., leads Roberts, ID.
IL Is probable that statehood will be car
ricd by from 10000 "a $1,000 majority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
LLOYD LowSDrs.

Baltimore city goes for the Republican
tickot, both state and municipal by ma.
jorities ranging from GO00 60 5000, and
both branches OF the city council will
probably bc Republican FOR the hrst time
in many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
Hardin, Democrat, Probably Elected Gov
ernor of kentucky.

LOUISVILLE Nov 6.--Scatfcrlne returns
received thus far, Including this city and
county, give Hardin n majority Of 1900
These returns come from every county In
the state. i oar years ago. In rate for
governor, the Democratic majoris was
gs,OSl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

Chairman Kurtz ofthe Republican state
committee estimates the Republican ma
jority In Ohio at $4,000, and says his party
will have a large majority in both houses
of Legislature
The last bulletin exhibited at Republi-
can headquarters rs claimed Ohio for the
Republicans by 1ll,0co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
A REPUBLICAN, STATE.

Griggs Wins In New Jersey by . Most
substantial Majority.
TRENTON, Nov. 6,--John w. Griggs, r.,
OF Paterson, was elected governor of New
Jersey by majority OF from $4,000 TO 49,
900, or the seven senators voted FOR, 8
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
what the Governor Thinks.

Totals. ...'............,lIo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

nor DAILY. B-Breahfast. D-Dhnucr. Sup
p, NO 81 connects ct Weldon with 4. C. Limo.
oMu ,cepcrS Por smouth to Atlanta Ga
mo-, .honuaSs Wednesdays ami FridayR con e.
to- a' rankin with steamer Olive for Eden
RaicinhI' landings on tho river. Connects at
q ny WIN southern Rai way for Ashcville. "
n p p'u all intermediate points on the W. s. &.
No 4O3 and II. Vestihulc Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman Sicernr
portsmouth to Monroe N C. Connects di
ieciy al Atlanta with W and A. r. H. for
ShHtiahoora. Nashville and all points VAST
S'nhecis with A. and W. T. r. X for Mobile
hoh' gomeiy,New Orleans and al points South
NJ. A.. Flying Scotchmln. makes all .tops
between Portsmouth AMI Boykins and Lewis
Ton. connecting ut Pendlctuu for Murfie,sboro
NC.
ARRIVE.
mo s02. Atlanta special $50 I'M
HNo. rs. Mail aud Express, 5:5Up m.
-. Wi. fItiug : oIChman, 1'uJa NJ
FOR tickets ami baggage checks to nj, points
south ana Southwest, sleeping car reservation
ana general information, call IN or address
J. w. BROWN, Jr..
Passenger anu Ticket Agent. II Main siIeet.
Norfolk. Va
W. ". H. WILLIAMS
2l7 High stree, % tswooth Vn.
JOHN II. wINDER.
General Manager.
7. j. A : DERSON,
general Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Cotton yIHrkctS.

NEW YORK. January Cotton close 4,
Ini.l; middiing gutf, i6.lGc. middling
upiahl'' Lice. Futures closei barely
eteauT; Sales, 5000 bales. January.
as, February, so, March. S SO; April
o ~; May. Is; June, . Us; July. 5 ~. Au.
eus'' "a; September. D 50, October
The total net receipts of cotton report.
Ga from all ports to-day were i..7ys
Ssies' exports to Great britain. 9.6SS
caies' France, 80 7s4 bales. Continent
o'3ii bales; stock. l,2l98lo bsles
total so far this week: Net rnccip,s
80 bales; exports To Great Britain
oS.s32 bales; to France. 1854 bales! To-
'he Continent 31,74J bales,
LIVERPOOL, January 2.--,2:3O u NJ
.otton. fair hueiness done, prices s;ead,
american mlddlng. 3 I'D. sale, II. &.
eUo oaies; American, lO.uUn'bales; specu,a
hon ana export, 100 bales. receipts.
eihce ln't report, $500 bales. incu,'inv
) .2u0 American. Futures opened ateady'
aemaf,a moderate, ''oN''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Live stock Market.
Market-firm.

BUrcurn's CArTIE-Extra fat steers,
from trl 900 to IL lbs. sIa4c: h.;
i,2'0 lbs, &c ib.; fair COOL s,eers.
from Oh TO 800 lie. 2a3 ID; common
rou h steers, from zoo to loo Id.
a2,c, h.; extra lat heifers, from
800 to 1000 lbs., Sa3 0. To-; commo /
rough heifers. from 900 to 900 | g..
,a5c. ID. comm Ii to fair cattle. 2 a3c.
ID hcifcrs, IA .lb.; bulls. .anc, H.;
fat COW 2ln9tc Id. milch COWS, .Sl5 to
5 1854 perhead
;, BULLs-Good extra, from ] 900 to 800
lbs, 2.a3.c. 10.
Hods. LrvE-Choice packing and
butchers, $50 to 200 lbs. Seas 40 l0Oc. Id. :
small size. 100 to 125 lbs. &c. Ib., good
corn :e hogs. daj,c.: common to fair
hogs. 5a6c.; light pigs. &c.
SHEEP-Good prime. 3a3ic. To-; COM
monte fair butchers, 3a3tc. ID; rough
aud scaiawags, 2a2sc. h.; butchers
sheep. Bal C. ID.
LAhBS-3j a5c. ID.
CALvEs-Good, 3a4c. 10; yearlings,
l.a2c. Id; common yearlings. Ia2lo Ibi
calves. 2ia4c. Id.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Baltimore NIarHess.

HiLTin"hE' january 2. Flour cIo,ed
G e: western supornne. aI.eUn2. 90.
Western extra, ~ lOn2.I5: DO. frm
lily. s2.60a2.75; winter wheat nat.
e2.'oa3. 10; spring DO. Si.GOa5.s5. 10
straight. S3.25a} .45. Wheat ciossn
easy; NO 2. rel, 60ic; steamer No
z, red 61!c; Southern wheat by
sample, 5Sh6 C; do unxraded, o,a6D;c
Sorh closed dull; mixed. 4sa47.c:
s. s miIod. 45,aia.o Southern
white corn. 47a 81: do yellow. 4-lt5.c
Oats closed ina tive; No 2white Wostorn
., assoc; No mixed Western, 55n55ic.
1rovlsIons close quiet aud >toaiy: mess
FORK, $1,000; bnlk shoulders. 1c: shor,
rlp sides, &c; clear sides, Tie; sugsr
cured shoulders, &c; hams. sm,lI lie
,h.ge' 100: Iard-lieAnod Sic. Cotles,
Su,et; No No. l6.c. Sugar, quiet; granul.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

DAssE IGEi; SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
DAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ana SAT-
MoNDAYs TUESDAYS wEDNEsDAYS
Al iNobA . tat 8 p 81 ! pa
passenger accommodations uns,,rp,sssa.
Fare, including meas ana stateroom
Fare, round Trip, limited to thirty
tickets and reservation of s,aeroom 70 op.
ply at Company's office n Main stre,t or at
general office NJ wharf.
1, , r. RI, nMoND-S ips Lave Norfolk every
every SnNbAF and EsDAY e owe ing e ar.
irving at Richmond the II morning
TIME sChEpULEoF STEAMERS NORTH
i nAMfION, LURAY. ACCOMACK, VIR-
GINA DARE and ISLE OF WIGHT, sailing
daily daily, S s6esPt SUNDAY. Leave company's
aud .45 p i'm; Portsmouth,, Cll and 10: am
and 5:o5 p III; Bay Line Wharf. Nor ok: at
and II:39 ana r,ar d. p.m m.
FOR HAMPTON NJ 1l;l5 M and 3:45 p
m; Hay Line 1870 m; and 4, p IN: Portsmouth
~ FOR NEW FORT NEWS AND SMITH
~ lElp D. 2;sO P m; Portsmouth, 2:46 MT
iul; EAa, AND WARE hivH.s Daily, e1.
ceit sundays leav ng Comparys v arr at ESQ
u VI, I,ortsuouth, GAO IN; BAY Line wharf.
FTi, -" BACK roouosIN and sEvfRN rivers.
r S%GIS AZ TTR As aGsd ffHRnpaays
at $50 IN; Portsmouth. $40 III; bny Line
VII r. norfolk am: r'tu,niyg next day.
FOE NANskMOhD RIVER and SUF-
FoLk..At 100 p. m; Portsmouth $40 p. N.
connecting at suholk with W. l.. Co.; R.R. and
Freisbt Tor Matthews, Back, Poouosin. Ware.
Severn and Nansemond rivers must be prs.
p"WSun' us CAROLINAD VlSlON-ttormerly
~ y. & W. u. L)-Sieamer "A lber ~ rleh
leaves Norfo k Tor Washington, n. c.. Mon.
davs at p IN: Fridays ( u M carrying freight
and passengers for Washington AID points on
the Tar, Plunge an, ramliSo Rivers.
n. & 6 r. Il. drpo'.
Freight received daily, eScepi Sunday, until
ECO n. m. NJ CROwELI Agent.
EOH RICH NOND PETERSBURG.
Il OLD POINT. CLAREMONr, NEW.
PORT NEWS AMI James river landings
direct by daylight Vir iula Navigation
Company'e leg mt Steamer " OAHO q
y leaves 'lvie 8 Wharf. ) or foik.every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY an SATURDAY
at Z q. M. touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newpo >ews going an return
ing, arriving at Ric lmond about 5p. M,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
AMI turn. $3.50 are to Richmond
ana return, seconi-clas,, II. Tickets
much cheaper than by any other route
TO Richmond Peter burg. Waverly.
fiioksforl an tatiOns on atlantic and
Dhnvile railroad and points via llich-
mond. tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake & Son. II. Brandt and on board
g.rEreight received daily. sunday exc
cepted. for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRlGk,
Agena
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SOY. Is. 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
?:dO es us-Ehe chicago Expreup-
FOR PctcisDurg, Hicts-
Lnouu anu Warrington,
aiso Tor LYnciinurg,
hhoauokc. HhuiOru. IEIIu Is
Held. POcnhOnias.f IL en- =
1vn, COfumbuS and
Chicago. Sleeper &c On an .
oNc to si0iuubus with
0ht change. Also SOr
fuin"NI, bristOt. IkuOxs
wife. Chattanooga and
Intermediate pututs-
pullman sleeper. sad.
fDrd To Ghnttnneoga.
le.V0 m-for FetefsUury, Eaufurd Pu-
IL kl Bristol; Also lOr Bueaeld,
anu focanontas: also for Rocky
Mount ana all stations on VIM
stoh-SaiCm Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper NurTols TO Roam
eIe Come Is 1T Roanoke at
?;l0 IN with Washington and
CbatHnoogl, limited for all
poihis south ana West, Pull
man eepers Hoanoteto M M
PMS ana New Orleans Dinino
car attached "s
a IL Il ~ orioir ua'iy, s.e0a III, ll:25 Ii
::
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(VRsTIBULR llMITED.l
Leave Norfolk 1875 p III, ar
rive Richmond 200 p IN con-
neciirg Tor Washington, Balti-
more, Phiiadel hia and New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
mond 800 a III. arrive Norfolk
II % III. stops Ouiy AT suffolk
WaTer and Petersburg. seconI
CLASS tickets not accepted for
rrssa o on these tralus
Other daily train Lave Nor
Iolk 7uI M. arrive Mt Rich
monu 100 IN. Rcturplng
leave Richmond $40 m ar
rive at Norfolk $50 p IN.
o' iuttpcf Information 40 TO tickets, rates,
,sgRago. cneeks, etc. cal on oc address X W
~ pOOKiN El District Pas.enrer Agent; C II
a Ticket Agen,. 60 Main street, corner
o. CRANKY or FINCH. agent, depot Nor
iolk and Western railroad.
W. .REVILL
General Pa ytueer Agent.
General OF &C. Roanoke, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Among our Cottou mc,

Cloudy weather in the cotton belt
yesterday.
United States ports received 10, :
79S bales cotton yesterday against
81. 1923 bales last year, and 81, 757
bales in 1892.
Liverpool future market advanced
! to 64ths. closing firm.
New York future market declined
8 to points. closing barely steady.
March. 5.53 to SOL; August, OFT to
5.7S. Sales. SO, 700 bales,
New Orleans receipts for to-day
are estimated at from 5000 to Is.
OOO bales, against 1878 bales last
year.
Receipts at the five leading in
terror towns so far this week, are
BLOT bales, against 80, 1876 bales
last wear. Stocks have increased
1926 bales, against loss of ,9S7
bales last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
4 TLANTIC AND DANyILLE RAILWAY
faasi.E .s sss

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isr, 1894,
Leave Companies wharf Portsmouth, daily,
Ia. In. ''
Leave shippers compress, wharf, Norfolk,
daily s:2O a. In.
Leave West sorfolk daily, s:i5 a. IN.
For Danville and all informed late ions mr.
irving Al Dsnvilie at 5.25 p. IN
Pm.
Leave Norfolk, $40 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:S5 D. IN
For Lawrencrviile and intermediate noints
arriving l.arrcDcevillc at y p In
lie We Lawrenceville daily texcept Sunday
att M, arriving At Danville alto a Iu
Connections made ut Danville and Jefress
junction Tor all points in the Sou. nern Rail-
way system; AT Denni.ton junction COR Dur
pam south Boston and nil points on the Dur
nam Division o. the n. and w. II. r.
pullman Sleepers between Dapville Ashe-
me. Atlanta. Augusta, Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency, Brandt's Ticker Agency, Co :
pnnr Agency at wn4tf, Norfolk, W. v. II.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth
W. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.