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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
Grand EpwOrth League Rally.

The Epworth League rally 10 be held
on Friday evening, November 18th. during
the session OF the annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, is as
suming grand proportions. Every league
In Richmond and Manchester viii attend
In a holy with banners. rosettes, or
other insignia Of the chapters
Fifteen leagues, with membership of
nearly 200 will make a very impressive
scene. The addresses will be- OF q very
high order, from the most distinguished
ministers present.
The singing will be very tne. led by
a selected choir OF 100 voices. The last
rehearsal will be- held an Broad-Street
church on Monday evening the llth IN
stanr, at o'clock when all the mem-
bers of the choir will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

Tho Veteran Cavalry Association of ths
Army OF Northern Virginia propose 10 DO
their part next spring when the corner-
stone Of the Davis monument viii 10 laid.
and when The United Confederate Vote
rams. and many thousand OF our old
comrades from the entire South w.l Do
here. To ACCOMPLISH the objects 'his as-
sociation have IN view. they desire every
veteran cavalryman ia the cities OF Rich
mond and Manchester and viciultieS 10
send at once their names. stating -
what command they belonged. % the
secretary of the association, Captain c.
A TAILOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
The Uniforms Not So.Icd.

In the printed extracts Of tie apnual
report of Inspection. which appeared in
Fridays papers. Troop q Captain J. W.
Lockwood was reported as having so'led
uniforms.
Colonel Stern having his attention called
70 this extract said his original report
did not have the word solied in IL: that
IN. uniforms were new and clean. and
that the reuort that they were sciled
was Il mistake. -i-.--...-.A---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
uIrthdny Celebration.

Master Mark o. Hankins. Jr., celeora'-
ed his seventh birthday at his homo
on last Tuesday evening. His little friends
present were: Masters Willie and Graham
Grigg. or south Third street. Johnnie.
Eddie. and Morton Mercer, sons ot Or.
Charles 4. Mercer and sidney Neblett.
The table was set with fruits u the sea-
son, cream. and cake. The cake marked
Master Hankins's age. with seven lighted
candles. The little folks enjoyed them-
selves playing games from 70 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

Richmond: G. J.. Dickinson and wifs
10 J. Davenport. Jr, l9O feet on RAN
dolph street northeast corner Cbaiiin.
so 800
Charles Early and wife 20 Margaret i.
Pace. y ~ feet on south side Franklin
street between Eighth and Ninth, @.""
Henry Knolle'5 ExecutriN 70 Henry
Knolle, % feet on Broad street northeast
corner Gilmer. SO.
Nargares -. Pace 70 Charles Early, is
feet on south side Marshall street. be-
tween Graham and Hancock. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
In the City-uaii Courts.

The Jury IN the case OF \. Scbnurman
against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company, which has been on trial Ia
the Law ana Equity Court for several
days. yesterday brought In verdict for
the defendant This was an action Tor
$500 damages.
suit was brought in this Court yester-
day by Frank Kersey against G. Wend-
linger for 500 damages.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Joseph
Mosby (coloret) was convicted u house
breaking, fined cent. and sent 20 jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
HOW THE ROOMS ARE sIIIAItI

Che room
The Law Ii
brary is situ-
ated Just
above Z D e
court chamber
and ls COM
nccted there
with bymeans
OF a speakln g
tube. Every
thing IN con-
nectiOn with
he apart
ncnts ASST IT,
ed 90 this hon-
ored body OF
iurists is new
and modern.
and especially
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

priatcly assigned by the hour FOR the con-
venng of the court
In the LAM Library the books are being
rapidly arranged upon the shelves and
properly classified. The walls of the
court chamber have been adorned hy
the pictures Of past judges Of the court
and it would be nard 90 ind a more dis
MISUNDERSTANDING lot of likenesses IN
any gallery in the country than these por-
traits constitute.
SOME MINOR CHANGES.
Some slighJ changes have been made
in the apartments of the court IN the
last few days. The bench, which is very
handsome and of polished oak. has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

The conference-room already furnished
IS located lust south OF the courtroom.
n Is furnished with tables, chairs. and
bools-fles Of polished oak. and is carpet
cd the same as the chamber is. This
chamber is a trihe larger than the con-
ference-room at the old court The Clerks
office is fitted up with improved styles
Of book and paper-fles, and is also pro-
vided with the necessary desks, tables,
and chairs. II is q rather pecularly-shap-
ed room. being i0NlG feet, except for a
distance Of about feet, Ia which the
width is about feet more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
ACCIDENT TO DIR. HATCHER.
Uc Has His Right Shoulder DisIo-
cntcd in Leaving "A Train.

Rev. DR. ". Z. Hatcher, pastor OF the
Gracc-Street Baptist church, sustained
quite painful and somewhat serious in
iuries while leaving a train at the sta
ton in Manchester early yesterday morn
ing.
lie was returning from Salem. where
he had been attending the annual meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Baptist Orphan
age. and. desiring TO get over TO Powha-
tan 10 preach to-day, determined TO get
or The cars at the Manchester depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

courthouse. on north Eleventh street.
into the new and commodious apart
ments in the Library building. The work
Of getting documents, papers and books
arranged IN fheir proper places in the
Clerks Office has been supervised by
clerk Taylor personally, and this. official
hopes TO have every bit Of record appro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

yedfauce tnc L'i'4'1
respect and con-
siaeration for har-
mony. both in IN
terror finish and in
furnishing. 4 y e
anartment is 3oX3)
feet. and its pitch
is about j feet. The
walls present &
most plea ing eiiec-
i'm rich bun auc
white. the spaces
between the hail
columns with Ionic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
Ncsiii Catholic Union.

The regular weekly meeting OF ue
Union next Monday evening promises 70
be a moss Interesting one. The programme
for the occasion Ia gotten up under hs
auspices OF Captain Frank Cunningham.
ana the lady friends Of the members ot
the union being invited. there MI. 10
l0nLt be a large attenl1nce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
elME luNOR CHANGEs.

iliDhtil al Nii'l
away from the
east wall. $50 as
10 give more
room behind b..
ard it has also
been heightened
il was jocular-
ly said that some
of our large
Judges could not
torn around bee
liui 10 as II WIS
Another confer
,u Groom uta
been assigned TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
The Future OF Nirginia Real Estate
IL Bright.

our Mr. Chelin has just returned IRON
Iowa ana Nebraska. where he Induced
parties TO invest IA our cheap lands. he
leaves Richmond on Tuesday for the
Ncrth. extending his trip TO the Lakes
Ne shall De glad 10 confer with property
owners who desire TO sell their real
estate. can or write for free Virginia
Real Estate journal.
II Il. CHAFFIN & co. uncorporated)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

burg prisoners. was In the city. and
sheriff Cerdoza brought him 20 Judge
Wits Office 20 oppose the granting OF
the injunction.
OBJECT or THE INJUNCTION.
Tho argument. which was entirely Of
an Informal nature. was opened by Judge
Il0urnoy. who. after reCit.ng the fact tnat
the Governor and Attorney General were
opposed % the prisoner being taken 10
Luucnhurg. asked that Judge Witt grant
restraining order. holding the murlerers
here until judge organ could bc adj
Nlscd of thc At0lnet-Gcner3i opinion.
lie expressed the belicf that judge organ
would when he ascertaincl the position
Of the Attorney-General. rescnd his
order judge Fiouluoy alluded % the deli
cate condition that Mary Abc9nathy is in.
and said tnat in his judgment she could
not possibly survive trip across the
country. such as was proposed. and that
her death would mean two deaths.
Mr.. Southali repne.. aud scl forth that
tho Luncnburg court had simply adopted
the Richmond JAN as its ian. and that
the Pollard muIderers were as much in
tn- cust tody Of sheriff Carloza now as
~ they were IN the LuncIburg Jail tie
argued, therefore that Judge Wnt had
no right 10 interfere. and that IL would
hc contempt OF the Luucnburg court for
Sergeant Epps 10 refuse to deliver the
prisoners 20 Sheriff Card0za. II was a
MONS ,rous proposition. he said. for one
court 90 say another shouldn't take its
own prisoners. lie didn't believe tha- >hc
oeienoc's waiver as 10 the presence Of
the prisoners amounted 10 a row OF pins
IN THIS belief Judge l'lOurr0y concufrcd.
and addressing the Court. said he knew
Dc was not asking for the usual remedy
of law bat De- was asking for what would
prevent the Iorpotration OF Il horrible
wrong.
HE COULD NOT WAIT.
Judge Witt said TO Sheriff Cardoza that
Do should have TO ask him 10 wait over
undl Monday morning in order that be
meht examine into the case
The sheriff replied that he could not.
that Judge orsain's Instructions 10 him
were positive. anl under no circum-
stances would Juuge Orgain allow tho
prisoners 20 waive their right to be pre-
sent
Judge witt then addressing the at-
tnru,ye said inc could see mo- authority
hr which ue could enter restraining
order as the prisoners clearly belonged
to Shcrn Cord0za. and the Hus,'nps
Court bad no jurisdiction over thcm.
ile therefore declined % grant the in-
junction.
AT ti- request ol Judge fioufhp4, Mr.
Cal.uz1 decided 20 leave Mary Abcuathy
here. If the Jail physician here would give
certificate setting forth that hor Conli-
zion Was such as would cn1anser her
life were she takeu Acting Oh this.
Judge Witt requested Dr William s.
Gordon to 90 90 the jail OF once and
make an examination OF tA, woman.
This he did, and reported tI.f if the
proper safeguards were taken ... .-.nlu
would run nO risk IN goln- utcN 90
IuuonhIrg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

r,-ricucy VIII Send by spe-
,,i 'ics.cngcr " Letter Prepared
,. Atforncy-GcncrnI-sergcant
.ai nbr,-Iniunction Refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
Professor Mitchell TO Preach.

Owing 10 the fact that the pastor. Or.
william Il. Hatcher. was hurt yesterday
by fall, the pulpit OF the Grace-S;reet
Baptist church will be flied this morning
by Professor ;. G. Mitchell. OF Rich
mend College. Dr. Mitchell Is an ex-
cecaingly fine preacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

centre Is pendant
a beautiful chande-
Her OF twelve cleo
trio and twelve
gaslights. which
alone would 1ur-
.nish a food OF
light sufficient for
the entire room.
Then the ventila-
tors are proper
~ di stributed
throughout { h =
room. and on either
side Is a large heat
radiator. encased
I'm marble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

ginia has moved into
its handsome quar-
ters. IN the State LII
brary building,
where that tribunal
will convene in its
full session az IL
O'Clock next Tuesday
morning. All during
the past week the
officers and attaches
of the court were en-
gagged in moving the
.ffscte from rho old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
THEY WILL NOT 60.
c,rrrm Declines 10 Let Sheriff CaTdoza
pIs lhe IuIenbGTs Prisoners.
py ORDER ISSUED LAST NIGHT.
pslreuds Ciiy-Sgseant EppS to Hold
n. gudTeTS Until Further Orders.

,,rl,,,Tio> TO JUDGE ORGAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10

burg prisoners. was in the city. and
Sheriff Cerdoza brought him 20 Judge
Wits Office 20 oppose the granting OF
the injunction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-10
IN ITSNEW QUARTERS
The Supreme Court Viii Convene in thc
Library Building Tuesday.
EVERYTHING WILL BE READY.
some Light Changes .Deing Made mud
Addcd-CIerIS Taylor Getting His
Records Into Nice shape.

The Supreme Court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13

,paiiy' B-Brcakf fast. D-Dinncr. s-Suppcr
NO IL connect ut Weldon with A. e. Line iull.
man sIeeIors Portsmouth TO 10 Atlanta. ia.
on Mondays. Wednesdays. aud Fridays con-
reefs AT Franklin with steamers Ove Tor Eden
ION an lnndng on the river. Con cct. vt
faiclih with southern Railway for Ashcviilc. y.
Il. X. "
No AO3 and II. Nes'ibule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman : ccpcr
i, rtsinonth TO Monroe, \; c. Comet. directly at
Atlanta, with W and X. K Tor Cha,tannooya.
NaShnille, aud all points West Conrsts with A
and w. l.. X. Il. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
, No. 'Flytng Scohman, ma1es all stols between
Portsmouth, aud b"ykins and Lewiston connecting
NJ Pendltton for Murftcl horU. y. G.
ARRIVE.
No. 400. Atlanta ,pec'al 7;iOa IN.
NO. rs. Mail an Express go = III.
No. 81. Flying scJtchman, 800 H. IN.
For tickets and baggage checked 10 all points
South and southwest, sleeping sar Reservation and
neral iniorm,t on, call ON or address w. v II.
viii ams, hl5 High sire {, Poit.mouth a
1. j. ANDERSON. j.. w. BROWN. Jr.,
, Ten lass. Agent. Pass. aud Ticket Agt
L. ST. John, JOHN IL WINDER9
Nice-IfeSluent General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
H.. OLDDOhIH|0N STEAMSHIP
|ss& COMPANY.
II FOR NEW YORK.

DASSENG EH SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
l from Norfolk on MONDAi, TUESDAY, WE'D
MEspM a Io JIr NJ M MA fukpAY atG P
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS at 3 p m SATUR-
DAYS, Up III.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, Including meals aud stacroom bcrth.S s 90
Fare, round TIP, limited TO thirty days.. IS 90
nj tonpanys Office, ~ Main street, Mt general
FOX RCiIMoND-ship. leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY aud TuEpAY 't eI.npS SSwi every
Richmond the next morning.
TIME ~GEsEpU,E OF STEAMERS
! NoT'haw p,on. Inray, AGeomack. Enola and
sa s co %sH wh Sn Eo G" except sunday
FUis OLD ros>s-At G:30 aud Ills g.
NJ and 3'45 p m; Portsmouth,. 90 aud 1905 aud
500 y M; Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk 1T and 1890
FOIt ~ NIPrON-At 1ii5 a. IN. and s45
p. M: Bay Liue, liaO t. M and p M; Port smort
toK NEW roNs NEWS AND SMITH
rlEiD-At 2%s1 p m; Portsmouth, 2:i5 p. ~ /;
Eois EAs: AND wAnrs nIvEKx-
Dnls except sunday, leaving Compauy's wharf
.OH HAeK. roauosIN AND SEW
ing Conpany's wharf MONDAYS, wednesdays
| aud FRIDAYS at $50 a. m; Portsmouth, $40 u M
hay Line Wharf, Norfolk, at pa. m; returning
Fuit NANSrMoNn RGvrH AND
>uFFOEk-Atat M; Portsmouth, $40 p. IN.
comnecing at Suffolk with W. l.. Co. K. r. and s.
and c. X k.
Freight for Mathews, Back, Poquosin, Ware,
Severn aud Nansenond rivers must be prepaid
NUS hf CAItOLfNs sbEyLSsO<-For-
meIly N y. Il W. ID. I.-Steamcr Albcmarle leave
Norfolk for Washington, n. G.. Mondays at . D. III.
Fridays at q. IN. earring freight and passengers
for W Washington and points on the Tar, Puugo and
Pamco rivers
Freight for Newbern, y. c., received at n and
:. X. H. depot
Freight received daily. except Sunday, until 5p.
m. NJ ID. CROWELL,
AnaI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
Cotton NInrlkoIE.

New York. March l2--Cotton. steady;
miidling gulf, G!c; middling. &c. Fi-
iures closed steady. March, So: April.
so Nay, go June. 90; July. 3 90. august.
$50; September 90; October 6 O5; Novem-
bales.
The total net consolidated receipts of cot
son reported from ali ports to-day were
1888 bales: to Franco. ] $50 bales; 10 Comti,
nent, 1928 bales; stock 93l us bales.
LIVERPOOL, March i2.--l23O u. m.-Cotton.
demand faic at full prices. American
abiding. SD Sales. 12.0OO bales: Amer
lean, 10000 bales; speculation and export.
a'OOo bales receipts. 5000 bales; American.
1900 bales. Futures opened steady: de-.
mapd fair. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13

Among Our Cotton Mon.
Rainy. unsettled weather in the cot
ton belt.
Future contracts in Liverpool firm,
3-G4ths advance.
The future contract in Now York was
very active yesterday. Mny contracts
being the special feature, touching .. "a.
The market closed steady, with suies of
2O9, 600 bales. May: $50 to SOL; juno.
$50 to 5.9l; August, $3.50 to 5.97; DC.
tober. 6.02 to COB.
Norfolk received 3, 1897 bales of cot
ton yesterday, against 1888 bales last
year.
United States ports received 24,275
bales yesterday, against l4,2l4 bales
last year and 23, S33 bales in 1892.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from 5000 to 5000 bales,
against 1924 bales Inst year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13

No. 20 Daily; connects with a. {. l.. train % for
all points South
No l03 Daily except Sunday, makes close con.
nection at Hobgood for Warrington ~ C. Kins-
ton, y. G.. Plymouth n. C. aud ali Eastern Caro-
train 70 for all points South
rams arrive Ut Norfolk Cos p. IN. daily. Also
at iO.2o a. IN. daily. except Sunday.
Basgagt checked at oompapys Norfolk whRr!
and also Al office Of Passenger and Ticle, Agent,
90 Main street. 'eN''
For tickets to- all points South, sleeping car
reservation and genera! informationn call on or
luuieSs j. a. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES L. MAUPtN
General Forwarding Agent.
Il. NJ EMERSON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
G. VI. SERSEL.,
Geuerel Manager Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
March II, 1896.
Arrivals

Br stmp Gena. Harris, Galveston to
Bremen, to Vim Lamb Il co. Coalel end
sailed.
Sehrs Jennie E Fighter Ind Fac sherman.
TO VIM Lamb & Co. for coal
coal.
Schr Mnrry yandiver, Martina Baltimore,
with coal
Schr Thomas Eaton. Baltimore, with coal.
Schr Harbeson Hickman, Henderson. New
York with coal.
s,hr Stephen ] Fooks. Cranmer, New
schr John Rees, Applogarth Baltimore.
with guauo.
schr Meredith, James river, with pine
wood,
schr L III Skinner, Baltimore. with
Schr Mary E Graham, New York. light.
Schr Fannie Ii Stewart. Lane, New York
with cargo.
port. light.
Tug W Morse, Blizzard. New York. with
barges Independent and Emos SouIe. to Vim
Lamb * Co. for coal;
Barge' and W Nos l and 2, to VIM Lamb
X Co. for coal
MEMORANDA.
CAPE HENRY, Va, March l2.-l2 II
cloudy. North wind; IA milos. Light SEA
CLEARED.
Sehr Thomas q Lawrence. Handy, Boston.
with coal.
Schr Barnum Blake. Bridoenort v;,t,
coal. $500
schr Augustus Palmer. Haskell, Portland,
sGhr Vim NJ oler, Kelley, Boston, with
,schr Maggie j Lawrence, HOLLOWAY.
charleston. with coal,
with coal A'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press,

VIEW YonK. March l2.-,Toney Oh call
drm at 2 per cent: closing offered Mt per
cent. Sterlinglexchan3e i, firm, with actual
Susn ss in bankers bills at 4s7in4sS for
yates, E8Slal90. Comm. rcial bills 4S6sais7.
Government bonds closed steady.
THE STOCK AARKET-CLosING BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 23; Americ IN Cot
Con OH, pref. ga .; American Sugar Rein
cries, lOlt; American Sugar Rehneric', pref.
bacco, prof. l05; Atchison. topeka and
santa Fe. 81; Baltimore and Ohio OFT; Can
ada Pacific. IS; Chesapeake and Ohio. l6s
Chicago and Alton, lac: Ohio tgo. Eurling
Slt; Delaware AMI Lscknwanna. 1873; Distil-
ters and Cattle Feeders. l2i; Erie, II: Erie
pref, l6; General Electric, 16t: Illinois Con
srai, SO; Lake Eric and Western. l5i; Lake
!rle and Western, pref. !o?; Lake Shore.
s36bLouisyille and Nashville, Az; Louis
vile, New Albany AMI Chicago. 81; MAN.
haitian Consolidated, 1917; Memphis and
Charleston, 10: Michigan Central 81: Mis-
aouri Pacific. 1911 Mobile and Ohio. III;
Nashville and Chattanooga, so; United
Sta.ei tordago. 81; United states Cordage
pre-, SA New Jersey Central. Sc; New
York Central. w; New York ana New Eng
iani. 80; Norfolk and Western, pref. los
Horthern Pacific 81; Northern Pacific, pref +,
a36: Pacific Mail. 21f; Reading, II: Rock Is
land. GSt:iSt. Paul 55!: st. Paul, pref, III;
silver Certificates, 81: Tennessee Coal IN /
}rcn. I9i; Tennessee Coal and Iron, pref.
Ct: Wabash, 81: Wabash. pref l2! Western
Union. SIi; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. 81;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. pref, 37i; Alab ANA
Glass A, l0i; Alabama. class Is. l05; Alabama
cas- q, 10; Louisiana As. 100; North
Carolina As. 80; North Carolina 6's, l25;
Sennrssee New Settlement ~: Virginia
&c, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Receipts. 81;
Virginia Funding Debt 5'i; United States
d, registered, llO!; United States As, cou-
ons, liz: United States 2's. IS: Southern
halfway S. Sc; Southern Railway Common,
u: Southern Railway Common, pref, 500;
South Carolina 4i's. 1903.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
NJ: : Norfolk=Hsstsrn

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
9:ao a.ln.-Lhe chicago r:xpresa-For
Fctcrsbu,g. isich Ii mn n d
ana Washinuton, ALSO Tor
nndr"rd, tsIuctictd, 20,
cRh"ntan. Nemovn, co.
lumbus nnG Chicago.
Steepcr tOnu0Ho TO 40
lumbug NvtthOut change
AiAO for Putnski. BrInlOI,
AnOxviilc. ChuiinMoOg n
and intermediate PoiutH-
pullman Sleeper. Rad ford
10 Chhttnu0oRH.
iueo P. m. Fer Petersburg, Ralford, Pulaski,
Bristol; also for Bluedeld and 20,
'ahonl.s; also for Rocky Mount
ard all STA IONS on wnsion-Saiem
Dlvlson. Has Pullman sleeper
Norf.ll TO Il aDoke. Connects at
RoNnOke at $40 Iii with Wash
inrton and Chattanooga, limited
for all points South aud West. Phil.
man slrc pers Roanoke TO Memphis
md New Orleans. Din ug car At
iachei.
ARRIVE Norfolk daily. $50 IN, 1895 a IN
sOipm.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
VEsTiBuLE LIaIrED)
Leave Norfolk 4:3j . IN, arrive
Richmond 200 y M, oOnGecting Tor
Washington, B.liimorc, rhiiIle-
phia ard New York. RcturDinR,
leave Richmond 500 IN, arrive
Norielk ll:25 a N. Stops only ut
Suffolk, Waverly aud Petersburg
Setond-class IL Eeis nOt accepie /
for pa'ssge on these trains.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
200 nj, arrive al Richmond Hos
q M hciurning, leave Richmond
h:lOp III; arrive st Norfolk $40 u IN
FOR further Information rs to tickets rates bag
Saee, CHECKS, etc, call on or addre, Il w COURT
NEl, District Passenger Agent; e. H. ROSLEY
Ticket Agent, 66 Main stree corner of CRANKY, or
C. l. Finch, Agent, depot Norfolk and Western
railroad W. Is. BEVILL
tcnerai Passenger Agent.
General Office, Roanoke, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-13
New York Markets,

New YonK. March l2.-Fiour dull and
Grm; winter wheat. low grades. $3.50;
5air to fancy. $2.35a2.75; do patents. S2.GOn
$40; Minnesota clear. S2.2ja2. go: 10 patents,
e3.2tai 70; low extras, 81 .90a2.30 Southern
hour. firm and quiet: common to fair OK.
IRA. 81. 0a2.75 gooi TO choice. do, s2.sUa
e.25. Wheat dull decidedly higher; No 2
rel. store and elevator, Gle; aiioat. Csc.
Corn. DULL No =, 5ila5l;c. elevator:
t2!n12!c. anoat urgraded mixed. lila
o2c; steamer mixed. 5Oia52c; No 2. 4sIaiylc.
Oats, dull and firm T: No 2. 33ic: 10
white SIC; mixed Western. 33;u35c; white
90, 4Oc. Cut meats. fair demand and
dc: hams, 7ias.c; middles. steady. Lard
quiet and easier. Western steam. 092.; CITY,
G.;0a6.B2i. Pork, firm; mess, $l2 Asa
s250i extra prime. nominal. Coffee Rio,
{nore active and steady; No Z, IG:c. Sugar.
staw, hrm and fairly active fair roth NJ.
Ice; centritugals, 96 test; Sc: refined,
quiet and firm; off A, 3.a3!c: mould A,
ll-l6c GtnndRrd ~, 8 l5-lGaiic; cut loaf,
?-iGaiic; crushed. 4tai Lice; powdered,
1-lGa4,c; granulated, 10 lGn!tc; cubes
lsl6a4ic.